Darlington wrote: 

i have one of those in me too. good tidbit.

 shutter wrote: 

I read an article this week about the new resissue of Rumours, and one of the many interesting tidbits of information was the fact that all the Buckingham/Nicks songs off their first Fleetwood Mac album were songs written for the follow-up to Buckingham/Nicks but reworked for Fleetwood Mac. The Rumours songs were the first songs actually written and recorded as full band collaborations.

The musical geek in my loves stuff like that.

As many times as I've heard this song...it seems all the more appropriate at this moment.

 unclehud wrote: 
I am a negative person, and I love the three Fleetwood Mac 70s albums with Buckingham and Nicks. The down-tempo songs are a bit too radio-friendly for my taste, especially the Christine McVie ones. But that's a minor issue.

Thank you for not playing the tired, overplayed tunes off this album. Actually it isn't bad, there's a lot more worse stuff out there...just FM continues to consistently do NOTHING for me.

 drewd wrote: 
Cassette Deck??  ; )

 eswiley2 wrote: 
Hey ! Where did you get a CD in the late 70 s ?????

First heard this CD on a road trip back in the late 70's.  Never get tired of it.  :)

 Valley_Boy wrote: 
Why, Stevie Nicks, of course!  Everybody knows that!  Everybody in my hotel room, anyway.
 
If you were unclear before now as to how she ruined the band, my explanation will most certainly fall on deaf ears: "Listen to their old rock and blues based stuff.  It's so much better than their later pop pablum."
 
For the record, Christine McVie was one of the pillars of this band, and has a never-expiring proposal of marriage from me — if her people would ever withdraw that ridiculous restraining order.  (Just kidding ... )

Everybody in my hotel room loves this song...
 

Always loved the guitar work on this tune. I think it's about an 8.5 for me. I'd give it a 9, but it's kind of a lightweight song, with nifty playing.

 shutter wrote: 

Indeed, it is good. I have it in MP3 format...

 shutter wrote: 
Got my hand up!

 shutter wrote: 
Yes, it's a classic.  So many good songs on it...

And I believe "Crystal" was re-recorded when they joined up with FM.

How many of you remember THE Buckingham Nicks album?  Ehhhh?  Raise your hands.  C'mon, raise your hands!  Now THAT is a classic that is only on vinyl.  But, geeze, is it good!  Annnnnnd I digress, wistfully...

 unclehud wrote: 

Which "she" ruined Fleetwood Mac and how?

cc_rider: Or did she goad them into making some incredibly heartfelt music? I'm not a fan of hers either, but this album is one of the greatest ever made. Conflict seems to have brought out the best (and worst) in them.

yessss!

What up with that???

 AckiYamamoto wrote: 
I agree; a beautiful slowed-down acoustic version; very nice.

my rating: Godlike!
But - there's even a better version: search for track 8 on Disk 1 of the Fleetwood Mac - "Live" album

 unclehud wrote: 
Or did she goad them into making some incredibly heartfelt music? I'm not a fan of hers either, but this album is one of the greatest ever made. Conflict seems to have brought out the best (and worst) in them.

Love this song...so simple yet it isn't.

 Bosami wrote: 

fabulous fingerpicker

Lindsey makes this song.
I wish there was an extended remix of this one.
It's only fault... too short.

"I Know I'm Not Wrong" off of Tusk is another classic by him.
It's too bad it never seems to get played anywhere.

 agkagk wrote: 

Yes, Always a great sounds from his fingers.