Fleetwood Mac - Love or Hate?

Shaelumstash

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Rumours era Fleetwood Mac:

Soft rock bedwetters
or
Essential to any self respecting pub jukebox?
 
Owning a copy of Rumours has to be in anyone’s collection who’s 50+ along with Tubular Bells, Bat Out Of Hell, Out Of The Blue etc.

Anyone younger, who hasn’t listened/downloaded the album on a streaming service I strongly suggest you do so.

As has been stated, every track is superb and the stories behind the recording are fascinatingly interesting.

So it’s a “Love” from me
 
Owning a copy of Rumours has to be in anyone’s collection who’s 50+ along with Tubular Bells, Bat Out Of Hell, Out Of The Blue etc.

Anyone younger, who hasn’t listened/downloaded the album on a streaming service I strongly suggest you do so.

As has been stated, every track is superb and the stories behind the recording are fascinatingly interesting.
I’m well past 50+ and don’t own any of them.
 
Owning a copy of Rumours has to be in anyone’s collection who’s 50+ along with Tubular Bells, Bat Out Of Hell, Out Of The Blue etc.

Anyone younger, who hasn’t listened/downloaded the album on a streaming service I strongly suggest you do so.

As has been stated, every track is superb and the stories behind the recording are fascinatingly interesting.

So it’s a “Love” from me
I love the Peter Green era of FM they were fantastic, a blues band with No 1 hits, but not the girly version. Didn't like Rumours.
 
Only know Rumours very well, few of their early stuff have heard the odd single.

Put me in the love category.
 
Like the Stevie Nicks Buckingham incarnation the best, the Bob Welch mid period version was good , the Peter Green apart from a couple of tracks got no time for, but 5hen don’t like any of that late 60 s blues British blue rock.
 

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