Fleetwood Mac

I am a music fanatic. I own thousands of LP's and CD's. Can't even guess at my digital collection.

Lately I have been on a Fleetwood Mac binge. I loved them as a kid. The first time I held hands with a girl was to Fleetwood Mac. The first time I kissed a girl Fleetwood Mac was playing. The 70's American roller skating phenom, almost all couples skate calls were to Fleetwood Mac. And rightly so. Mysterious at times, romantic and so on. I will admit I like the slower songs best, but really I can't find a song in their library that is not amazing. I would post videos, but that would be like posting a Beatles song. Most of us know them.

Also, if there was such a thing as simping in the 1970's and early 80's I am sure most young men would simp for Stevie Nicks. What a beautiful woman she is and was. I really don't care for witchy hippy things, but I will make an exception for her.

I too am a music fanatic. It's a real passion. I can't sing ( doesn't stop me from trying ) don't play or write, but my goodness, what a passion.

Fleetwood Mac, my 2nd all time favorite. Prince being #1.

Fav songs -

Tusk, The Chain, Over My Head...

Did you know that in Big Love, the "uh's and ah's" aren't two different people? I won't ruin it, give it a listen.

I absolutely love watching Mick on the drums, you can see his passion when playing, especially during Tusk.

There's a great documentary out there, the making of the Rumors album. A great watch.

Now if I could only pick my 3rd favorite... ahhh so many...

Interesting, found this on Reddit.

27 years ago today

a reply to: berbofthegreen

If you are a fan of Fleetwood Mac, it's not just the 70's and 80's stuff. You need to go back further to the original band which was formed in 1967 by the late great Peter Green. This really was when of some of their best stuff was produced.

a reply to: alldaylong

I will check, I think I only know one song from that era. The one that says, I cant sing I aint pretty and my legs are thin.

Also I think I watched some doc a while back that focused on his life. I sort of remember he was a troubled unit in his later life??? Is that correct?