Fleetwood Mac

Fleetwood Mac has everything:
divorce, reunions and an
80’s phase that they’d
like to forget about.
Political campaigns love using
their songs and it’s hard to
tell who they back because
“Don’t Stop,” has been
played so many times on CSPAN.
Oh well, more airplay. Stevie
Nicks had to convince them
that she was the one to lead
the band vocally and everyone
is pretty jazzed that she did.
Sister can sing.
The tension between Stevie
Nicks and Lindsay Buckingham
is so intense that they made
money off of it. Wouldn’t it
be nice if divorce was
profitable for more people?
With that said neither one
needed to hoopla to be
successful. Both are amazing
musicians. Christine McVie
ain’t too shabby either.
Mick Fleetwood, as intense and
uncomfortable as his facial
expressions may be, is a
drummer to be awed by those
who came before and after him.
The opening to “You Can Go
Your Own Way” gets better
everytime between the
assertive tom toms and the
emotional guitar riffs.
No matter who you are,
“Silver Springs” will get
to you. Even if it’s sung by
your drunk friend Skippy at
karaoke night, you will get
emotional (in the sense of
wanting to punch him in the
face).

Videos In The Playlist:

Fleetwood Mac - Go your own way Live 1979
Fleetwood Mac - You Make Loving Fun
Fleetwood Mac - Rhiannon (live)
Fleetwood Mac-Christine McVie - SongBird
Fleetwood Mac The Chain Live in 12 12 1987
FLEETWOOD MAC BIG LOVE
Fleetwood Mac - Don't Stop
FLEETWOOD MAC LITTLE LIES
Broken Bells - "The High Road" 3/9 Letterman (TheAudioPerv.com)