B-Sides Rate a band "fleetwood mac"

[Timmy from Thomastown]

Love Rumours, so I am a fan I guess.
Chrstine McVie wrote some absolute drivel though.
" Oh Daddy" is just very creepy, awful awful song that stops Rumours getting a 10/10 for mine.
However "Oh Daddy" is not so bad in comparison to " Sugar Daddy" on the self titled album. It is VERY VERY cringeworthy. Fascinating that two terrible tracks made it through to the albums along with all the other gold. Yet " Silver Springs" for example gets cut from Rumours. Hmmm,band politics.

Youre so very wrong about Christine McVie's contributions to Rumours.

 

[mr bagcroft]

Youre so very wrong about Christine McVie's contributions to Rumours.

Not to me Im not. Those songs are terrible. Cringy emabrassing pap, that otherwise mars two great albums. She wrote sone great stuff, those two songs are not some of them.

 

[mr bagcroft]

Its my opinion, it cannot be wrong.

 

[Cruyff14]

Its my opinion, it cannot be wrong.

This is entirely incorrect.

If I say I am of the opinion I am a better footballer than Patrick Dangerfield, am I correct?

 

[Blue1980]

Their 75-87 era is excellent. All those albums have at least something strong going for them

 

[Mootsy]

Really like this live version of "everywhere"..., i really like Stevie's backing vocals on it.

You know a band is good when they can tap into the imagination of what a fan might want to hear from the live arrangement and actually think of it themselves and play it that way!!

 

[Yellabellabingbangboo]

Tusk is a good song to put on at a party, it seems to get people dancing.

 

[screech]

Exceptional

"Go Your Own Way" and "The Chain" from Rumours and then "Little Lies" and "Everywhere" from Tango In The Night are some of the greatest songs of all time.

"Warm Ways" off Fleetwood Mac and "Tusk" off Tusk are also great.

From the early years "Albatross" and "Man of the World" have class.

 

[Cruyff14]

Little Lies is my favourite Mac song. ******* quality.

 

[Roobs321]

I adore the Tusk album. "Sara" is their greatest moment, but "That's All For Everyone" I also love dearly. Such a stunning album. When I was into my second year of grieving my brother, that album was on constant rotation, just suits this time of year with wintry nights and red wine coming into season.

As a kid listening to parent's greatest hits, Albatross and Little Lies were closest to my heart, but I do recall a Family Man phase when I hit my 20s. Everywhere never gets old.

 

[Cruyff14]

Sara is a brilliant song. Gypsy is magnificent too.

I adore Dreams too.

 

[Papa G]

The Chain not getting enough love here.

 

[revo333]

The Chain not getting enough love here.

Gold Dust Woman

 

[Cruyff14]

Say You Love Me. Gypsy. Sara. Everywhere.

 

[screech]

The Chain not getting enough love here.

Exceptional song

 

[Drugs Are Bad Mackay?]

 

[adammania9]

Go Your Own Way is timeless

 

[revo333]

Exceptional song

Great concert opener.

 

[norway blue]

Rhiannon .


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[PatrickBateman]

Sara, Silver Springs & As Long As You Follow..

Solid band all round, saw them in 2015. They're touring again in 2019, no Lindsey Buckingham though?

 

[smasha]

Love Tusk,got it under the Chrissy tree in 1980 or was it 79’

Very dark in places but a great mix of different styles.

That’s All For Everyone,Storms and Never Forget my fav songs but the whole album is great.

 

[benji2]

Much prefer the Peter Green version of FM I must say.

And there's this overlooked 'wilderness' era gem from the late Danny Kirwan:



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[Fossie 32]

Awesome group. I do like Christine's songs better than Stevie's but Sara is my fave, then maybe The Chain and So Afraid and Everywhere
Went to see them at Calder about 1980 which was great

From the old days love Oh Well and most of their stuff generally

This one is great

 

[Timmy from Thomastown]

Go Your Own Way is timeless

Can imagine Lindsay introducing the song to Stevie.

I wrote this about you.

Now sing it, bitch.

 

[vanders]

Better than The Beatles imo.

Some of the best guitar solos youll ever hear too. The one at the end of Go Your Own Way is musical cocaine.