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Everybody in the band is a great singer and I just love the way they organize their melodies and harmonies. I would strongly recommend that you just pull up a track listing for this album and go through it, because every single song on it is absolutely fantastic and well-known. It truly is one of the greatest albums of all time. And what's interesting is that you actually started by playing the very last song on the album. 😀
@@Rockmusicpodcast I'm not saying it's the best one, laugh I'm just saying it was the last one. They are all really great in their own way. But yeah it definitely is a very anthemic way to end out the album. The bass guitar sounds so awesome in this as well as all their harmonies and in the first majority of the song, it's got all these extra beats and just almost reminds me of something almost Celtic or something but just kind of old folk and it gives this shifting unpredictable quality to it. So to me, that's just as important as the ending part because it sets it up for two-thirds of the song. And then with that bass guitar, they set the stage to double-time it at the end, which works perfectly.
Great reaction, College Student. Welcome to the endlessly entertaining world of Fleetwood Mac. They had an incredible run, with 19 Top 40 hits. And much of their music is on the soundtrack of my youth growing up in the '70s. Of course, like every other guy, I was madly in love with Stevie Nicks. When you hit the FM song she sings called, "Landslide", be sure to use the studio version. In fact, it's always good to listen to the studio version first. ps~There's another band on the soundtrack from my youth, which had even more hits, that you should introduce yourself to called, *Electric Light Orchestra (aka ELO).* A great starter song for them is their 1975 classic, *"Evil Woman".* (Again, use the studio from the original album--not a later released compilation album.)
@@Rockmusicpodcast They are incredible, indeed. ELO's been my favorite band since I first heard them in the fall of 1975. And it was, *"Evil Woman",* the song I recommended you start with, that got me hooked. Again, please use the studio version. And get it from the original album called, Face The Music. The song appears on later compilation/greatest hits albums, but they cut part of the song out. So go right to the original album, Face The Music, for it. The album cover has an Electric Chair on the cover, and the song length is 4 minutes and 32 seconds. You'll love it!
Nice that you listened to their music. Stevie Nicks and the guy guitar player dated for some time. They were all singers and will be remembered by all of us that grew up with them.
Lindsay Buckingham and Stevie Nicks dated, and Mick Fleetwood and Christine McVie were married. They all stayed in the band, even after they all broke up.
Mick Fleetwood was married to George Harrison's sister-in-law, Jennie Boyd, at the time. Christine and John McVie had been married since 1968. Lindsey and Stevie had been together since about the same time. All three relationships were falling apart as the album was being recorded.
A great band with a long turbulent history. Started as a blues band in the 60's when fronted by the great Peter Green. Getting their name from drummer Mick Fleetwood and bass guitarist John McVie, the only original members left. After Peter Green left and they were joined by Johns wife Christine McVie they had a barren few years until they were joined by guitarist Lyndsey Buckingham and singer Stevie Nicks in 1975. You should check out "Oh well", "Green Manalishi" and "Rattlesnake shake" from their early years, and "Im so afraid", "Rhiannon" anything from the "Rumors" album "Sisters of the moon", "Tusk" and "Behind the mask"
Went to see them in concert a few years back when they'd gotten both Lindsay and Christine back in the band (at the same time even) for the first time in a long time. It was a great performance. Lindsay is a good enough singer to be front man for a band for probably an entire concert. Christine might well be as well. And Stevie...Stevie is pure magic. So we got a few songs with Lindsay on lead vocals, quite a few with Stevie on lead vocals, and a few with Christine on lead vocals with a unique vibe that, good as they are, Lindsay and Stevie can't pull off. It was sort of like having three concerts in one. Not many bands have the depth to pull that off. Add the great instrumentals and that was one heck of a show.
This band has a lot of depth and a lot of versatility. You can hear one song and be like, okay so that is Fleetwood Mac. Then the next song you hear might be/sound rather different.
GREAT reaction!! Love seeing the genuine love of music here, it's written all over your face!! That's a beautiful thing!!!😊 Though I have much to say about Fleetwood Mac and this song... most of it has been covered by others in their comments! lol!! So all I'd like to add is, if you'd like to get a better feel for the band in general... you NEED to check one of their other HUGE and earliest hits "RHIANNON". Their 1976 Live on The Midnight Special is iconic and will leave not only with goosebumps, but a better feel for the group as a whole!! Oh, and Stevie Nicks (main lead singer) loses her ish at the end of the performance!! It's incredible!!! Even though there was always turmoil between them (in one fashion or another)... the love was there!!! There was nothing but pure electricity, fire and passion. Every song of theirs has a story and causes the listener to feel. Anyway, my vote for the next FM song to check out is "RHIANNON" Live on the Midnight Special... Stevie Nicks (main lead singer) is known as the white witch. She's ethereal, as goddess really. Her vocals and delivery has a way of putting the listener under a spell!!🤗 Love ur channel!!❤
Rumors is one of the great albums of all time. This album was made when the personal relationships within the group were breaking up. But this only made the music even better.
Hi Buddy, Really appreciate Your enthusiasm for The Music.... It's infectious. Always enjoy watching The Reviews. Keep Rockin'🎸 RONNIE 🙂 Scotland 🏴 🎸
This record is from front to back from beginning to end one of the all time best complete albums of all time. Listen to each and every song and see what songwriting is all about. The women of this era were phenomenal. Fleetwood Mac, Heart, Joni Mitchell was gem. Carley Simon, Joan Jett. There’s too many to mention all of them. And that’s not mentioning probably the most important artist Aretha Franklin who was a voice for all black women and all women in general. She was something special. Keep discovering music. You will never be disappointed.
To virtually everyone in the UK aged 40 and above this track brings back memories of Ayrton Senna,Nelson Piquet, Alain Prost and of course Mansell, with Murray Walker and the unique James Hunt commentating lol. The last portion of this track was so perfectly suited to be the theme music for Formula one racing
Hello! The Chain is a classic tune, one of my faves. You mentioned female singers-might I suggest Pat Benatar. I have a feeling you will appreciate her amazing voice!
Dearie Pat Benatar Rocks out - so does Anne Lennox in the Eurythmics -- Amy Lee from Evanescence -- Joan Jett and the Blackhearts -- The Cranberries -- Janis Joplin - Grace Slick -- there are lots of lady rockers for you to discover --
Nice choice. BTW, there was an earlier, very different incarnation of this band that was also amazing. That line-up included Peter Green who was a *legend* in the British blues movement of the 60s.
Some were getting divorced, some were breaking up, throw in affairs amongst it and they were heading down the road to spliting up hence the albums name Rumours. My favourite album of all time, listen to it and name a bad song on it.
Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks had a on off love relationship. Lindsey Buckingham is a brilliant Guitarist. Christine McVie had been married to the original band member bassist John McVie they where divorced. The band was originally formed in the UK around 1968 by a formidable blues guitarist Peter Greene with John McVie and Drummer Mick Fleetwood. Greene’s tracks include Black Magic Woman which later became a hit for Santana. He left in 1970 I think and the then Christine Prefect joined she had had a hit with her band called Chicken Shack the song was ‘ I’d Rather Go Blind’. Buckingham and Nicks joined as a pair around 1974. It was Stevie Nicks singing on this track and by the Buckingham plays guitar by finger plucking !
Still sooo good. My favorite Fleetwood Mac song, then "Landslide". Your selection and research make you worth listening to --Great job (Stevie was the female, Lindsey was the male for the most part. They were breaking/broken up. So were Christine & John McVie.
Rumours is probably the biggest and most successful album of all time. and stevie nick's the voice of an angel love her vocals so much and ofc without Christine McVie (RIP) fleetwood mac just wouldnt be the same !!
The Band Heart (two female vocalists) may have a close record to Fleetwood in sales.. The Band ABBA , also 2 female singers with two male singers , probably rank up there too for worldwide sales. ABA actually has something in Common with Fleetwood Mac , in that their Female singers Dated and were even Married to the Male singers in the band.
Lindsey Buckingham is a unique guitarist and songwriter. His production/arrangement skills were seriously influenced by Brian Wilson of The Beach Boys. Very different styles, but the imagination and uniqueness of his choices spring right from Brian, as well as some of his song structure.
Anyone in the UK, or indeed Europe, will recognise the second part with the bass instrumental as the theme tune to Formula 1 before Sky TV took over coverage. If you want to hear female singers in a band listen to symphonic metal bands, particularly European bands and the floodgates will open. I have already suggested some in your reaction to Comfortably Numb with your Mum.
FM is primarily a live band. It's good at first, first the short aud radio trimmed 3-4 versions. However, some songs especially this one open up a new dimension live: more energy, passion and above all horrible fade-outs. Sources: Tusk Tour Live CD 1980, Mirage Tour Forum CA DVD 1982, The Dance DVD 1997, TV Midnight Special 1873+76. Dou you your son more than your daughter? no factional thinking; three great voices so different, two great rhythm members; only together do they achieve this uniqueness, because each contributes its positive abilities in its own way and, above all, can carry the others along live. Have fun with all kind of good music👍✌
@@Rockmusicpodcast Yeh, I closed the window by accident before I was done. Janis Joplin - "Cry Baby" live in Toronto (Legendado) Janis Joplin - Ball & Chain - Monterey Pop Linda Ronstadt - Heatwave (Live 1975) The Pretenders - Back on the Chain Gang, live in London
Probably my favorite FM song. Lindsey Buckingham KILLS the guitar at the end. Heart is another band with fantastic female singers. Ann and Nancy Wilson knock it out of the park. Check out "Barracuda."
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I am sooo glad that I grew up in the generation that was blessed with Rock being the biggest genre on earth.
You are so lucky to grow up with this great music
@@Rockmusicpodcast But now we are old !!!
R @ B was popular also which I love and the no. 1 Karen Carpenter....she's my all time fav!
Everybody in the band is a great singer and I just love the way they organize their melodies and harmonies. I would strongly recommend that you just pull up a track listing for this album and go through it, because every single song on it is absolutely fantastic and well-known. It truly is one of the greatest albums of all time. And what's interesting is that you actually started by playing the very last song on the album. 😀
Wow really that’s crazy. you know a album is good when the last song is the best one
@@Rockmusicpodcast I'm not saying it's the best one, laugh I'm just saying it was the last one. They are all really great in their own way. But yeah it definitely is a very anthemic way to end out the album.
The bass guitar sounds so awesome in this as well as all their harmonies and in the first majority of the song, it's got all these extra beats and just almost reminds me of something almost Celtic or something but just kind of old folk and it gives this shifting unpredictable quality to it. So to me, that's just as important as the ending part because it sets it up for two-thirds of the song. And then with that bass guitar, they set the stage to double-time it at the end, which works perfectly.
Great reaction, College Student. Welcome to the endlessly entertaining world of Fleetwood Mac. They had an incredible run, with 19 Top 40 hits. And much of their music is on the soundtrack of my youth growing up in the '70s. Of course, like every other guy, I was madly in love with Stevie Nicks. When you hit the FM song she sings called, "Landslide", be sure to use the studio version. In fact, it's always good to listen to the studio version first. ps~There's another band on the soundtrack from my youth, which had even more hits, that you should introduce yourself to called, *Electric Light Orchestra (aka ELO).* A great starter song for them is their 1975 classic, *"Evil Woman".* (Again, use the studio from the original album--not a later released compilation album.)
I will definitely check out elo I heard their incredible
@@Rockmusicpodcast They are incredible, indeed. ELO's been my favorite band since I first heard them in the fall of 1975. And it was, *"Evil Woman",* the song I recommended you start with, that got me hooked. Again, please use the studio version. And get it from the original album called, Face The Music. The song appears on later compilation/greatest hits albums, but they cut part of the song out. So go right to the original album, Face The Music, for it. The album cover has an Electric Chair on the cover, and the song length is 4 minutes and 32 seconds. You'll love it!
"RUMORS" is one of the few albums in rock history where absolutely every track is a smash hit.👍
Nice that you listened to their music. Stevie Nicks and the guy guitar player dated for some time. They were all singers and will be remembered by all of us that grew up with them.
Lindsay Buckingham and Stevie Nicks dated, and Mick Fleetwood and Christine McVie were married.
They all stayed in the band, even after they all broke up.
Wow that’s crazy. So they had to preform together even after the breakup
@@Rockmusicpodcast It wasn't had to, they just did it.
Mick Fleetwood was married to George Harrison's sister-in-law, Jennie Boyd, at the time. Christine and John McVie had been married since 1968. Lindsey and Stevie had been together since about the same time. All three relationships were falling apart as the album was being recorded.
A great band with a long turbulent history. Started as a blues band in the 60's when fronted by the great Peter Green. Getting their name from drummer Mick Fleetwood and bass guitarist John McVie, the only original members left.
After Peter Green left and they were joined by Johns wife Christine McVie they had a barren few years until they were joined by guitarist Lyndsey Buckingham and singer Stevie Nicks in 1975.
You should check out "Oh well", "Green Manalishi" and "Rattlesnake shake" from their early years, and "Im so afraid", "Rhiannon" anything from the "Rumors" album "Sisters of the moon", "Tusk" and "Behind the mask"
Went to see them in concert a few years back when they'd gotten both Lindsay and Christine back in the band (at the same time even) for the first time in a long time. It was a great performance. Lindsay is a good enough singer to be front man for a band for probably an entire concert. Christine might well be as well. And Stevie...Stevie is pure magic. So we got a few songs with Lindsay on lead vocals, quite a few with Stevie on lead vocals, and a few with Christine on lead vocals with a unique vibe that, good as they are, Lindsay and Stevie can't pull off. It was sort of like having three concerts in one. Not many bands have the depth to pull that off. Add the great instrumentals and that was one heck of a show.
This band has a lot of depth and a lot of versatility. You can hear one song and be like, okay so that is Fleetwood Mac. Then the next song you hear might be/sound rather different.
GREAT reaction!! Love seeing the genuine love of music here, it's written all over your face!! That's a beautiful thing!!!😊 Though I have much to say about Fleetwood Mac and this song... most of it has been covered by others in their comments! lol!! So all I'd like to add is, if you'd like to get a better feel for the band in general... you NEED to check one of their other HUGE and earliest hits "RHIANNON". Their 1976 Live on The Midnight Special is iconic and will leave not only with goosebumps, but a better feel for the group as a whole!! Oh, and Stevie Nicks (main lead singer) loses her ish at the end of the performance!! It's incredible!!!
Even though there was always turmoil between them (in one fashion or another)... the love was there!!! There was nothing but pure electricity, fire and passion. Every song of theirs has a story and causes the listener to feel. Anyway, my vote for the next FM song to check out is "RHIANNON" Live on the Midnight Special... Stevie Nicks (main lead singer) is known as the white witch. She's ethereal, as goddess really. Her vocals and delivery has a way of putting the listener under a spell!!🤗 Love ur channel!!❤
Saw them at an outside venue Stevie would wear those long black sleeves and they would blow in the wind. SO GREAT!
You will want to hear their song "Silver Springs".
Rumors is one of the great albums of all time. This album was made when the personal relationships within the group were breaking up. But this only made the music even better.
Hi Buddy,
Really appreciate Your enthusiasm for The Music....
It's infectious.
Always enjoy watching The Reviews.
Keep Rockin'🎸
RONNIE 🙂
Scotland 🏴 🎸
Thanks, will do! Buddy
my favorite Fleetwood Mac song and the only FM song with writing credits for all band members...they had several unfinished songs they put together
I loved hearing this and the fact all members sang is just incredible
This record is from front to back from beginning to end one of the all time best complete albums of all time. Listen to each and every song and see what songwriting is all about. The women of this era were phenomenal. Fleetwood Mac, Heart, Joni Mitchell was gem. Carley Simon, Joan Jett. There’s too many to mention all of them. And that’s not mentioning probably the most important artist Aretha Franklin who was a voice for all black women and all women in general. She was something special. Keep discovering music. You will never be disappointed.
Peter, you forgot the no. 1 Karen Carpenter!!!
To virtually everyone in the UK aged 40 and above this track brings back memories of Ayrton Senna,Nelson Piquet, Alain Prost and of course Mansell, with Murray Walker and the unique James Hunt commentating lol. The last portion of this track was so perfectly suited to be the theme music for Formula one racing
This song is about the break up between the guitar player Lindsay Buckingham and the singer Stevie Nicks, Lindsay also sings on the song
Rumors is an Excellent album....you're gonna LOVE IT!!
Fleetwood Mac is a HUGE rabbit hole! Subbed for the journey!
Hello! The Chain is a classic tune, one of my faves. You mentioned female singers-might I suggest Pat Benatar. I have a feeling you will appreciate her amazing voice!
Hey hope your doing well. I will check out pat I heard she had a beautiful voice
Fleetwood is amazing! Again love your diversity of music you pick!
Thanks a lot I try to pick songs that everyone would enjoy
This song was pieced together from snippets from all five members of the band.
Wow that’s incredible so all the members can sing
@@Rockmusicpodcast Oh, yes. Stevie and Lindsey also were a duo called Buckingham Nicks.
Young man, thank you for bringing the classiscs to the masses
Talk about a great group!! RIP Christine. Thx brother for your videos.
My pleasure!!
Fleetwood Mac phenomenal group of artists indeed. Nice selection my man. Awesome 😃🤙oh they have a new addition band member. He's from crowded house.
Oh really
What’s his name
It was the biggest selling album until Thriller came along.
@@Rockmusicpodcast Neil Finn
Not a bad song on this album. 👌
I’m looking forward to hearing more
Dearie Pat Benatar Rocks out - so does Anne Lennox in the Eurythmics -- Amy Lee from Evanescence -- Joan Jett and the Blackhearts -- The Cranberries -- Janis Joplin - Grace Slick -- there are lots of lady rockers for you to discover --
Nice choice. BTW, there was an earlier, very different incarnation of this band that was also amazing. That line-up included Peter Green who was a *legend* in the British blues movement of the 60s.
Some were getting divorced, some were breaking up, throw in affairs amongst it and they were heading down the road to spliting up hence the albums name Rumours. My favourite album of all time, listen to it and name a bad song on it.
Thanks for letting me know more about the band.
lindsey buckingham was awesome and deserved more acclaim as a singer/songwriter on top of his duitar prowess.
Your GREAT young man! ROCK ON!🤘🎸
Thanks, you too!
Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks had a on off love relationship. Lindsey Buckingham is a brilliant Guitarist. Christine McVie had been married to the original band member bassist John McVie they where divorced. The band was originally formed in the UK around 1968 by a formidable blues guitarist Peter Greene with John McVie and Drummer Mick Fleetwood. Greene’s tracks include Black Magic Woman which later became a hit for Santana. He left in 1970 I think and the then Christine Prefect joined she had had a hit with her band called Chicken Shack the song was ‘ I’d Rather Go Blind’. Buckingham and Nicks joined as a pair around 1974. It was Stevie Nicks singing on this track and by the Buckingham plays guitar by finger plucking !
If you want to see Stevie Nicks at her best react to Rhiannon live
Agreed! My favorite version is from "The Dance" Also to consider that the first recording and The Dance were like 25 years apart. Just WOW.
This song is used for the bbc's formula one theme. It's super famous.
Still sooo good. My favorite Fleetwood Mac song, then "Landslide". Your selection and research make you worth listening to --Great job (Stevie was the female, Lindsey was the male for the most part. They were breaking/broken up. So were Christine & John McVie.
Rumours is probably the biggest and most successful album of all time. and stevie nick's the voice of an angel love her vocals so much and ofc without Christine McVie (RIP) fleetwood mac just wouldnt be the same !!
The Band Heart (two female vocalists) may have a close record to Fleetwood in sales.. The Band ABBA , also 2 female singers with two male singers , probably rank up there too for worldwide sales. ABA actually has something in Common with Fleetwood Mac , in that their Female singers Dated and were even Married to the Male singers in the band.
Lindsey Buckingham is a unique guitarist and songwriter. His production/arrangement skills were seriously influenced by Brian Wilson of The Beach Boys. Very different styles, but the imagination and uniqueness of his choices spring right from Brian, as well as some of his song structure.
Haha I have this on 8-track tape from my childhood days
OK, I got one for you Mike Ofield Tubular Bells. Talk about driving relentlessly. Wait to you hear this!
Suggest Dreams, Landslide, Don’t Stop 🛑Rhiannon (Midnight Special) Nightwish has a female singer Floor.
Thanks for these suggestions I heard they are all good
Anyone in the UK, or indeed Europe, will recognise the second part with the bass instrumental as the theme tune to Formula 1 before Sky TV took over coverage.
If you want to hear female singers in a band listen to symphonic metal bands, particularly European bands and the floodgates will open. I have already suggested some in your reaction to Comfortably Numb with your Mum.
Thanks for the suggestions
@@Rockmusicpodcast you're welcome 🎸
More please 😊☺️😌☺️😌☺️
The age of Superlative Music 🎶
I recommend more by Fleetwood Mac. Also, Heart. Particularly, Barracuda by Heart.
Have a listen to earlier Fleetwood Mac with Peter Green, my favourite song is Need Your Love So Bad, you won't be disappointed😁
I will thanks for watching
FM is primarily a live band. It's good at first, first the short aud radio trimmed 3-4 versions. However, some songs especially this one open up a new dimension live: more energy, passion and above all horrible fade-outs.
Sources: Tusk Tour Live CD 1980, Mirage Tour Forum CA DVD 1982, The Dance DVD 1997, TV Midnight Special 1873+76.
Dou you your son more than your daughter? no factional thinking; three great voices so different, two great rhythm members; only together do they achieve this uniqueness, because each contributes its positive abilities in its own way and, above all, can carry the others along live.
Have fun with all kind of good music👍✌
You should watch them live..
Have you done any reactions to Ac/dc
You have a lot to learn about Fleetwood Mac. Keep on digging.
There is not a single bad or mediocre song on this album, a rare accomplishment.
Please post Superfly on You Tube!.
Thanks Brandon
Your welcome buddy I’m just waiting for the perfect time to release it
You have to watch the live bdtx4
Try Springsteen live 1978 Prove it all noght
Hey you might want to take a listen to Joan Jet and The Black Hearts
BOTTOM LINE Take the hole album. Turn down the lights and kick back. Rumours was 10th in all time rocknroll album sales
Remember me , much better song
Your copying what everyone else is doing , something different please !
Oh shut up. the group is brand new to him, he's not going to start with deep cuts just because you're tired of the same hits being reacted to. smh
Don't watch
Go walk your dogs!
I suggested sonething different which is on Patreon amd I believe repost here.
YES PLEASE GIVE THIS BOY MONEY
Hey use tell us your name! Lol! Enjoy your reactions. Next from them ~ Rhiannon. Stevie’s voice is mesmerizing!
Peter Frampton..."Do You feel like We do" 5 star....live
Here's some REAL rock history.
Fleetwood Mac Peter Green - Black Magic Woman (Live Boston Tea Party) 1970
Thanks for the suggestions
@@Rockmusicpodcast Yeh, I closed the window by accident before I was done.
Janis Joplin - "Cry Baby" live in Toronto (Legendado)
Janis Joplin - Ball & Chain - Monterey Pop
Linda Ronstadt - Heatwave (Live 1975)
The Pretenders - Back on the Chain Gang, live in London
Probably my favorite FM song. Lindsey Buckingham KILLS the guitar at the end.
Heart is another band with fantastic female singers. Ann and Nancy Wilson knock it out of the park. Check out "Barracuda."