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    "comment": "The music was based on a riff the band used to play when they were introduced at concerts as the lights came up and they were introduced to the audience. Mick Fleetwood explained how it happened: \"In soundchecks we used to jam on that riff, and I did the riff in drum form. When it came time to make the album, we pulled that riff out, screwed around with it, put it in the dustbin, and then a year into making that album, I pulled it out again and took it with me as a rough track to Normandy and came up with the idea of using the brass band on it, and using about 100 drummers on it, which we did.\" \n\nThe group's bass player John McVie had a falling out with Lindsey Buckingham and never made it to Dodger Stadium for the shoot, so he was replaced in the video with a cardboard cutout: https://youtu.be/ATMR5ettHz8",
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