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Oh good, I have time to save. Think they'll do a similar schedule to Rebel Heart - start in the U.S. & Canada, move to Europe and finish with international dates. I doubt a 2nd North American leg is in the cards this time around.

New album is soooooo good.

I was really pissed at first about Buckingham's departure, but now I'm intrigued about how Neil Finn (who I fucking love) and Mike Campbell are going to fit in with the rest of the band. If they come my way, fuck it...I'll catch a show, as I've never seen the Mac live. I'll miss Lindsey, though.

Worst song ever. I hate it so fucking much.

Yay! Loved her last album.

From all the clips I saw, he's barely singing. Other than that, looks like a fun show.

Tour starts today, but yeah it seems that the promo campaign for the album died that same 1st week. As for the album, haven't felt the need to listen to it again from start to finish.

Agreed, wasn’t expecting such a huge amount of backlash. He’s still selling tickets, though.

Guy is still their manager. I’d say they’re doing fine for a band that’s been in the business for 40 years.

I thought the same thing.

First time I’ve ever seen that.

I thought it was good. Let’s be honest, M was the last out of this world Halftime Show. Everything from 2013 onwards has been decent, at best.

I like “Wave” and “Say Something”, but this album isn’t doing much for me. Would still like to see him in concert.

Releasing 4 songs before the album comes out is a standard practice for most artists nowadays. Nothing to do with flopping (although Filthy is his worst lead single, to be honest). In other news, Say Something is much better than the first two. Still hoping there’s a really good JT track in this album - nothing has blown me away.

Not the best or worst song in his discography, but I sure hope the album has a few songs better than "Filthy". Like all of his lead singles, it will probably end up being a grower.