yomptepi wrote:Speak for yourself Wilson. I would never admit to being a fan of any Rumours era FM. I do like Tusk though
Hmmm.... Most of us would say that Tusk is a Rumours era FM album, Michael.
yomptepi wrote:Speak for yourself Wilson. I would never admit to being a fan of any Rumours era FM. I do like Tusk though
yomptepi wrote:Speak for yourself Wilson. I would never admit to being a fan of any Rumours era FM. I do like Tusk though
Matt Wilson wrote:So we're all Buckingham/Nicks-era Mac fans now? I can remember when it wasn't fashionable on BCB to admit that. The best era for the band was the Peter Green one, followed by the post-Green/pre Buckingham/Nicks time.
Matt Wilson wrote:So we're all Buckingham/Nicks-era Mac fans now? I can remember when it wasn't fashionable on BCB to admit that. The best era for the band was the Peter Green one, followed by the post-Green/pre Buckingham/Nicks time.
Diamond Dog wrote:Matt Wilson wrote:So we're all Buckingham/Nicks-era Mac fans now? I can remember when it wasn't fashionable on BCB to admit that. The best era for the band was the Peter Green one, followed by the post-Green/pre Buckingham/Nicks time.
I think that's a selective memory Matt to be honest - there will always be people on here who preferred the 'purist' blues era of Green, but I don't recall it being a majority. As I'm aware, there has always been a lot who love "Rumours" and many who speak fondly of "Tusk" too.
kath wrote:i do not wanna buy the world a fucquin gotdamn coke.
Footy wrote:Your recent enthusiasm for this album convinced me to have a punt on it, Pete, but fifty two quid???
never/ever wrote:I always enjoyed the Coffee Plant Demos- downloaded them several years ago and they certainly showed their talent.
Diamond Dog wrote:Footy wrote:Your recent enthusiasm for this album convinced me to have a punt on it, Pete, but fifty two quid???
I'll burn you a copy when I get mine.... help the aged and all that.
sloopjohnc wrote:On my weekend record store trips in high school, I used to see this album cover in the racks before Fleetwood Mac made it big. It was fucking ubiquitous and I always wondered why because they were virtual unknowns. At the time, I didn't know they had both graduated from Menlo-Atherton High School, a high school the town south from mine. I hated the album cover and was tempted to buy it once both joined Fleetwood Mac, but didn't want to give my tacit approval of the stupid cover by buying it. So, I never did.
My high school water polo coach was Lindsey Buckingham's big brother's best friend and went to M-A too.
kath wrote:i do not wanna buy the world a fucquin gotdamn coke.