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Reply #30 posted 06/16/21 4:05am

Hamad

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Vannormal said:



Hamad said:


I don’t remember much about the album aside from the songs where Stevie sang lead, perhaps I should give it a spin soon.

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It's 'The White Album' by fleetwood Mac.


A recommendation.


Take it slow. It's not a ready made album.


It needs to grow.


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Thanks for the suggestion, I’m stuck on “Storms” smile I agree, it has the potential of being a rewarded listen when revisited.
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Reply #31 posted 06/17/21 5:02pm

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They confounded the public when they followed one of the most commercially successful albums of all time, Rumours, with something way different than the masses anticipated. Kind of like Prince did after Purple Rain. In both cases, it made me respect the artists more than before. I still really like Tusk though I do think most of Fleetwood Mac has held up well. To me , a surprise gem in their catalogue is Say You Will form 2003. It was my favorite album by them since Tusk.

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Reply #32 posted 06/17/21 11:38pm

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Reply #33 posted 06/17/21 11:48pm

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gandorb said:

They confounded the public when they followed one of the most commercially successful albums of all time, Rumours, with something way different than the masses anticipated. Kind of like Prince did after Purple Rain. In both cases, it made me respect the artists more than before. I still really like Tusk though I do think most of Fleetwood Mac has held up well. To me , a surprise gem in their catalogue is Say You Will form 2003. It was my favorite album by them since Tusk.



This one caught me. https://www.youtube.com/w...IzT2e90Tso

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