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jmsmy Aug 20, 2012 - 14:26	Sometimes an album is so big even their B-Sides are hits. This was the B-Side for "Go Your own Way" [ Reply ]
onelittlemoose Aug 20, 2012 - 14:25	GypsyD wrote: Very powerful voice in this early version, closer to the time when she wrote it and it had more feeling. The live version on The Dance is nice, but much more mellow and more like a memory ("a great old song"), many years later, than the feeling in the earlier, more present version. This is the first time I've heard this version, and initially upon hearing it didn't really like it in comparison. But now I see, or hear rather, your point, and I may even agree with you. Towards the end of the song, she sounds raw. Like the pain is fresh. Powerful stuff. [ Reply ]
JIan Aug 20, 2012 - 14:24	LizK wrote: You could go on, but don't- Glee is so much fun, so entertaining, good television (compare it to David Caruso & CSI in Miami in green , orange, and pink , ugggg). Why would a fine show need to live up to your picky, nitpicking standards. (what standards? Glee has won Emmys. I hope it goes on, with guest stars like Stevie & Mary J Blige, for a long time. [ Reply ]
oldsaxon Aug 20, 2012 - 14:23	LizK wrote: You could go on, but don't- Glee is so much fun, so entertaining, good television (compare it to David Caruso & CSI in Miami in green , orange, and pink , ugggg). Why would a fine show need to live up to your picky, nitpicking standards. (what standards? Glee has won Emmys. I hope it goes on, with guest stars like Stevie & Mary J Blige, for a long time. Maybe but it's still not music, it's TV and it all happens in the post production and has nothing to do with musicianship. Heck, can you even be sure it's those kids singing? It's milli vanTelly. Entertaining? Well for you I guess so, but it ain't real music. I'd rather watch "Later with Jools Holland", thanks, anyway. [ Reply ]
shellbella Aug 20, 2012 - 14:19	One of my favorite songs... [ Reply ]
GypsyD Jun 18, 2012 - 15:11	Very powerful voice in this early version, closer to the time when she wrote it and it had more feeling. The live version on The Dance is nice, but much more mellow and more like a memory ("a great old song"), many years later, than the feeling in the earlier, more present version. [ Reply ]
LizK Jun 18, 2012 - 15:10	Byronape wrote: I have a hard time thinking that anything done on Glee has anything to do with real music. My wife is always getting people saying things like "With as much as you love music, I'm surprised you don't watch Glee!" She nearly goes nuts each time, which makes me laugh a little when she's not looking. Basically, her answer (and mine were anyone to say anything like that to me) is that she hates Glee because of how much she loves music. Music is about the instruments, the musicians, and the music, not about a bunch of kids singing to an over-produced, sterilized, and soulless version of great songs of the past. There's no real musicianship going on with that show. If all it took to be great was a pleasant singing voice, I could list a hundred hugely influential musicians that would never have made it. Pearl Jam, Porcupine Tree, Dylan, Neil Young, Blind Melon, Smashing Pumpkins... Need I go on? You could go on, but don't- Glee is so much fun, so entertaining, good television (compare it to David Caruso & CSI in Miami in green , orange, and pink , ugggg). Why would a fine show need to live up to your picky, nitpicking standards. (what standards? Glee has won Emmys. I hope it goes on, with guest stars like Stevie & Mary J Blige, for a long time. [ Reply ]
kcar Jun 18, 2012 - 15:06	WonderLizard wrote: Not the strongest song on the album, but a poignant heartbreaker... Time cast a spell on you...but you won't forget me... I know I could've loved you, but you would not let me.. I'll follow you down 'til the sound of my voice will haunt you.. You'll never get away from the sound of the woman that loves you.. Someone else the word "vindictive"...Nicks gets angrier and angrier as she sings. It feels like she's invoking a curse on someone. Love turning to hatred...chilling. [ Reply ]
LizK Jun 18, 2012 - 15:00	Heard this in another room & immediately - Stevie is at her best here. [ Reply ]
myersei May 17, 2012 - 19:56	i like live re-release they did in the late 90s better....unusual, as i usually stick to the originals, but i just dig this song live. [ Reply ]
arcs_n_sparks May 17, 2012 - 19:56	Great tune, but I think the live version is better. [ Reply ]
linzie May 17, 2012 - 19:55	Really respect the lineage of this band.....This is a terrific song from that era of Fleetwood Mac [ Reply ]
GarageDragon Mar 15, 2012 - 11:03	This song gets a solid ten as long as I only hear it once a decade. That was my listen for 2010-2020. Every time I hear it again before 2020, I'm coming back to RP to deduct a point. [ Reply ]
bluecshells Mar 15, 2012 - 11:00	fiorello wrote: Best Break up song . midnight NYC driving over the Throggs Neck Bridge 1980 . .. never forget it Yes....the best! [ Reply ]
fiorello Mar 15, 2012 - 10:59	Best Break up song . midnight NYC driving over the Throggs Neck Bridge 1980 . .. never forget it [ Reply ]
AndyJ Mar 15, 2012 - 10:58	Originals and Classics... They hold up after all these years... Nice blend this Morning... Thanks... Lots of miles and white dots went by as this played out of the cheap speakers... [ Reply ]
ziakut Mar 15, 2012 - 10:54	Don't love Fleetwood Mac, but they do have a nostalgic appeal to me. I might add that when Christie McVie sings...it's more palatable to me. [ Reply ]
KurtfromLaQuinta Feb 12, 2012 - 16:25	romeotuma wrote: Everybody in my hotel room loves this song... stop this, please. lshinkawa wrote: [ Reply ]
lshinkawa Feb 12, 2012 - 16:25	great to hear this original! [ Reply ]
lshinkawa Feb 12, 2012 - 16:24	romeotuma wrote: Everybody in my hotel room loves this song... stop this, please. [ Reply ]