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meanmistermustard said
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Been listening to a lot of Fleetwood Mac stuff lately.Is Rumours work a listen? I can get it from the library but know so little about the band i’ve never got to getting it out. Is it worth the 85p rental charge?
Rumours is often said to be one of the greatest albums ever made, and I can see why. With the exception of ”Oh Daddy”, I really love all the songs on there. All songs are so strong, there are hardly any fillers. So yeah, it’s definitely worth a listen.
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Linde said
Been listening to a lot of Fleetwood Mac stuff lately.Is Rumours work a listen? I can get it from the library but know so little about the band i’ve never got to getting it out. Is it worth the 85p rental charge?
I agree with L – I was a bit of a fan years ago and that was one of the albums I liked – I think it is worth a go. If you don’t like that one then you are not likely to enjoy any of their other later albums. They had quite a different sound early on though, a bit like Pink Floyd in that regard.
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I’ll pick it up the next time it’s spotted. Thank you both.
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Offline I’m not a big fan of Rumors but I don’t think that it’s bad album at all. I’ve been listen a lot of Paul McCartney stuff these days, especially because of the album “New”.
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I’m not a big fan of Rumors but I don’t think that it’s bad album at all. I’ve been listen a lot of Paul McCartney stuff these days, especially because of the album “New”.
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Love this song: Rose Garden by Lynn Anderson. Any song that has the word melancholy in it and gets it to rhyme with another deserves to be liked. I like songs where the singer doesn’t harp on about life being next to useless and they might as well drink a bottle of bleach now the loved one has went off with someone else, or that every day is going to be filled with rainbows and tweeting birds (its why On The Way is one of my favourite Paul songs – am going to listening to that next now).
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Do you like songs that are stories?
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Yeah, those are fun to listen to, not at all serious either which is cool, I thought i’d be hearing some really depressing stuff when the first one started up. The jangly guitar in the second is fantabulous.
Story-wise, like any song it depends what the song is like melody and lyric-wise, don’t want anything that makes you want to drink that bottle of bleach yourself.
Have been raiding the libraries for music (as i’ve mentioned here quite a few times) and been listening to Bob Dylan and Bruce Springstein over the last couple of days, both could/can write stories very well. Dylan’s track Tempest (from the LP with the same name) about the Titantic is excellent (it’s not on youtube).
If anyone hasn’t heard it ‘Roll On John’ (from the same album, Tempest) is a gorgeous tribute to John (the video below for some reason has 6 minutes of silence at the end in case anyone is put off by a 13 minute track).
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Song I’m humming now is Only A Northern Song . I suspect it is not very popular but just sticking in my brain at the moment (still in 1969 on my listening saga).
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Linde said
meanmistermustard said
Linde said
Been listening to a lot of Fleetwood Mac stuff lately.Is Rumours work a listen? I can get it from the library but know so little about the band i’ve never got to getting it out. Is it worth the 85p rental charge?
Rumours is often said to be one of the greatest albums ever made, and I can see why. With the exception of ”Oh Daddy”, I really love all the songs on there. All songs are so strong, there are hardly any fillers. So yeah, it’s definitely worth a listen.
I think Stevie’s voice is at it’s peak on Rumours. Rhiannon never fails to give me chills. Almost every song on the album charted. though i don’t think it’s Fleetwood’s best album (Tusk is) but it’s worth listening to just for the vocals and the catchy songs. Whether you like it or not, it is solidly in the “classic classic rock albums” list. It sold 40 million copies worldwide, 2nd all time at the time (It’s still tied for 6th).
Fleetwood Mac started when 3 members of John Mayall’s Bluesbreakers split to form it. The band went through many lineup changes, moved away from pure blues, and in 1975 or so settled on Mick Fleetwood, John McVie, Christine McVie, Stevie Nicks, and Lindsey Buckingham. Fleetwood was the only founding member of the band left at that point.
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^^Based on your description, I thought you might like this one:
Crappy Movie, but was a big hit thanks to the, then hot Barbra Eden of “I Dream OF Genie” TV show Fame.
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