User Comments

1. 

   5/29/09

   ranist22

   I liked Man of the World, and Albatross.

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2. 

   5/29/09

   Rebecca7

   Dreams

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3. 

   5/29/09

   thedrumlessdrum

   Thanks Ranist22 and Rebecca7 - great choices.

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4. 

   5/29/09

   nothingprofound

   Landslide

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5. 

   5/29/09

   GenuineWoman

   Oh! One of their song is in my head for the whole day today, but I don't remember the title.

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6. 

   5/29/09

   wagerwitch

   Now here you go again, you say - you want your freedom

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7. 

   5/29/09

   aningeniousname

   Songbird

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8. 

   5/29/09

   lisleman

   Edge Of Seventeen

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9. 

   5/29/09

   mikeny07

   wouldn't you love to love her
   
   That is one of my favorite ones. Figure what song it is from.

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   1. 

      5/29/09

      nothingprofound

      Mikeny07: Rhiannon
10. 

    5/29/09

    roadgurl5

    Silver Springs

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11. 

    5/29/09

    GenuineWoman

    Family Man

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12. 

    5/29/09

    thedrumlessdrum

    Thanks everyone for their choices - please keep them rolling in guys!

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13. 

    5/30/09

    Chucklington

    I always liked Everywhere, actually.

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14. 

    5/30/09

    SweetViolet

    You Make Lovin' Fun

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15. 

    5/30/09

    flamingpoodle

    Oh well.

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    1. 

       5/30/09

       acousticguitarist

       yep... great guitar part
16. 

    5/30/09

    dayflyer

    Has to be Albatross

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17. 

    5/30/09

    ThriftShopRomantic

    I'm always fascinated by Tusk for some reason. But their Greatest Hits album as a whole is very good.

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    1. 

       5/30/09

       legbamel

       Tusk is my answer - I love that song!
18. 

    5/30/09

    acousticguitarist

    Albatross and Oh Well

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19. 

    5/30/09

    acousticguitarist

    I might add that Fleetwood Mac were two distinctively different bands.
    
    The Blues band featuring Peter Green
    
    electricguitarist.net/tag/peter-green-youtube/
    
    Playing a blues at the link above
    
    and the commercial band that had all those hits.
    
    Both bands are great, however, I love the Peter Green outfit
    
    Peter Green and Leslie West (of Mountain) would possibly be the most underated guitar players in the history of guitar.

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    1. 

       5/30/09

       satijournal

       You're right about Peter Green. The original Fleetwood Mac put out some great blues (and of course, Black Magic Woman).
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       5/30/09

       satijournal

       AG, there's a documentary on Peter Green on YouTube. Here's part 1 of 12:
       
       www.youtube.com/watch?v=KTSpOUHkFE4
    3. 

       5/30/09

       thedrumlessdrum

       Hi Acousticguitarist
       
       Thanks for your great post and for drawing attention to the mighty Peter Green and his huge influence on Fleetwood Mac in its early days.
       
       What I have found extraordinary about the Mac has been it's ability to continually produce rock music of the very highest quality with each new group iteration.
       
       I also still believe that 'Tusk' is a staggeringly brave album release for a mainstream rock band, but to have the chutzpah to release it as the follow up to 'Rumours', one of the most successful albums of all time still beggars belief.
20. 

    5/30/09

    Lpe04

    Landslide

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21. 

    5/30/09

    CTVicky

    Everywhere is brilliant, and "Break the Chain"!

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22. 

    5/31/09

    thedrumlessdrum

    No votes for 'Dragonfly'???

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