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Fleetwood Mac — World Turning
Album: Fleetwood Mac
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Released: 1975
Length: 4:15
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Everybody's trying to say I'm wrong
I just wanna be back where I belong

World turning
I gotta get my feet back on the ground
World turning
Everybody's got me down

Maybe I'm wrong but who's to say what's right
I need somebody to help me through the night

World turning
I gotta get my feet back on the ground
World turning
Everybody's got me down

Maybe I'm wrong but who's to say what's right
I need somebody to help me through the night

World turning
I gotta get my feet back on the ground
World turning
Everybody's got me down

World turning
Everybody's got me down
World turning
Everybody's got me down
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Thsi song has a vibe of the older 'bluesy' FM. I looked it up and sure enough it had it's roots in early FM.

I miss Christine....
Posted 4 hours ago by stevesaw    [ Reply ]
Brings back memories of times I first fell under the influence of "the Devil's Weed"... Boy Scouts, Overnights deep in The Ozarks... This, Peter Frampton's "Do You Feel Like We Do," Gordon Lightfoot's "The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald," and 10cc's "The Things We Do for Love," shall always haunt me with awe and reverence... We were lucky, blessed, and spoiled to have such good music on the radio! Thanks, RP, for being just like our "hero" DJs back in the day!
Posted 1 month ago by coloradojohn    [ Reply ]
What a complete band - this song just rocks! 
Posted 1 month ago by Eojdvm    [ Reply ]
 sfoster66 wrote:

It's a damn fine thing that Mick was able to identify and recruit talent to surround himself with, it was/is his greatest gift.  As a drummer, he's the epitome of middling...



And management. Mick knew the industry as well as anyone. I can't help but think that he fell backwards into LB & SN though. He was lucky to find them first!
Posted 10 months ago by Angry_Old_Man    [ Reply ]
Admittedly, I’m in the ‘love all the various iterations of this band’ camp, 10!
Posted 10 months ago by xc.farmer.antoine486    [ Reply ]
 Greyerwrit wrote:

Mine too, along with every single track on Kiln House and a bunch of others.


I was a big fan of the Bob Welch iteration of FM.
Posted 1 year ago by kvperdew1    [ Reply ]
always preferred Christine McVie's voice (Perfect?! never knew that) to "other"
Posted 1 year ago by xcranky_yankee    [ Reply ]
World turning...to sh*t, 2023 edition.

An easy 10.
Posted 1 year ago by sajitjacob    [ Reply ]
 ImaOldman wrote:

One of my favorite post Peter Green FM songs.


Mine too, along with every single track on Kiln House and a bunch of others.
Posted 2 years ago by Greyerwrit    [ Reply ]
Loooooove Stevie Nicks!!
Posted 2 years ago by Lupex    [ Reply ]
 On_The_Beach wrote:

What, no moronic comments about how Buckingham/Nicks "ruined" Fleetwood Mac? C'mon haters; you're falling down on the job!



Lighten up anyway. Who needs your insults?
Posted 2 years ago by johnfiva    [ Reply ]
It's a damn fine thing that Mick was able to identify and recruit talent to surround himself with, it was/is his greatest gift.  As a drummer, he's the epitome of middling...
Posted 2 years ago by sfoster66    [ Reply ]
The drumming on this is <chef's kiss> fabulous. A solid 8 from the Toronto panel.
Posted 2 years ago by talexb    [ Reply ]
One of my favorite post Peter Green FM songs.
Posted 2 years ago by ImaOldman    [ Reply ]
This tune... excellent.  The guitar lines.  Rhythmic heaven
Posted 2 years ago by tm    [ Reply ]
I have loved every incarnation of this band. Blues, folk, pop, rock, stripped down or amped up, ballads and radio classics, instrumentals and marching band. Deserving of any conversation about the greatest bands of all time. 
Posted 2 years ago by Kingsized    [ Reply ]
Good tune! Severely overplayed, but still good!
Posted 2 years ago by eileenomurphy    [ Reply ]
 On_The_Beach wrote:

What, no moronic comments about how Buckingham/Nicks "ruined" Fleetwood Mac? C'mon haters; you're falling down on the job!




LOL!!  
Posted 2 years ago by eileenomurphy    [ Reply ]
 wendyleefrancis1 wrote:
I get that you may not agree with my opinion that Fleetwood Mac before Buckingham and Nicks is the superior band. That doesn't make me a moron, however. To each his/her own.

"Moronic comments" is subtly different than "morons commenting".
Posted 2 years ago by dwhayslett    [ Reply ]
 wendyleefrancis1 wrote:
I get that you may not agree with my opinion that Fleetwood Mac before Buckingham and Nicks is the superior band. That doesn't make me a moron, however. To each his/her own.

Fair enough. 
I was referring specifically to the comments that actually are moronic or offensive, like the one that referred to Stevie Nicks as "that trampy slut ruined the band". I think one can state one's musical preference without referring to the artist as a "trampy slut".

Posted 3 years ago by On_The_Beach    [ Reply ]
 On_The_Beach wrote:

What, no moronic comments about how Buckingham/Nicks "ruined" Fleetwood Mac? C'mon haters; you're falling down on the job!




I get that you may not agree with my opinion that Fleetwood Mac before Buckingham and Nicks is the superior band. That doesn't make me a moron, however. To each his/her own.
Posted 3 years ago by wendyleefrancis1    [ Reply ]
What, no moronic comments about how Buckingham/Nicks "ruined" Fleetwood Mac?
C'mon haters; you're falling down on the job!
Posted 3 years ago by On_The_Beach    [ Reply ]
thank you, thank you, thank you for inserting this song into my life!
Posted 3 years ago by jkforde    [ Reply ]
 stevenstarr wrote:

nineteen seventy two  Oakland coliseum    steve miller  boston  fleetwood mac   led zeplin     nice way to  spend a  sunday
 
Sounds great, although Boston wasn't around until '75.
Posted 4 years ago by On_The_Beach    [ Reply ]
Bill's on a finger picking binge what with this and the preceding tracks. Nice. Thanks Bill!
Posted 5 years ago by chinaski    [ Reply ]
My fav old Fleetwood Mac tune!
Posted 6 years ago by Michaeljcovel    [ Reply ]
 Johnny-smooth wrote:
Brings back some very fond memories of those massive all day rock concerts with Fleetwood Mac often the next to last or closing act. 

 
nineteen seventy two  Oakland coliseum    steve miller  boston  fleetwood mac   led zeplin     nice way to  spend a  sunday
Posted 6 years ago by stevenstarr    [ Reply ]
Everybody in my hotel room thinks this song is soooo good for the ears...  and it is from an absolutely incredible album...  we be dancing like happy hippies...  love Radio Paradise...  hope all is well for you these day, sugar...
Posted 7 years ago by Lazarus    [ Reply ]
Playing the Sister Hazel "Gold Dust Woman" cover right before this really shows off how tight Fleetwood Mac's vocals were during this period. Sorry, but the Sister Hazel attempt at a Fleetwood Mac song just doesn't quite measure up.  And Linsey Buckingham is, I think, highly underrated as a guitarist.  {#Cheers}
Posted 7 years ago by scarletdancer    [ Reply ]
What a great follow up to Sister Hazels "Gold Dust Woman" !
Posted 8 years ago by RascalRhyme    [ Reply ]
Isn't it brilliant how the lead voice switches between Perfect and Buckingham?

What a great great tune. This whole album caught me by surprise since I was never a FM fan before. It was a gift out of the blue and MAN. 
Posted 8 years ago by Steely_D    [ Reply ]
 idiot_wind wrote:
Back in the day...when men and women could play together in an RnR band.

Wow. And just like that....poof...you'll never see it again.   

 
Smashing Pumpkins
Silversun Pickups
White Stripes
Arcade Fire
Phantogram
Matt and Kim
Sleigh bells 
The Kills

Granted some of these are not 'RnR' bands as such. But co-ed nonetheless. I agree it's less prevalent than it once was. But it's not gone; and saying it'll never come back demonstrates hubris, not fact.  
Posted 8 years ago by Wilfrue    [ Reply ]
Brings back some very fond memories of those massive all day rock concerts with Fleetwood Mac often the next to last or closing act. 
Posted 8 years ago by Johnny-smooth    [ Reply ]
Stand up and dance as if everyone is watching...
 
Posted 8 years ago by Chinto    [ Reply ]
I listen to this on long trips-still! LUV!
Posted 8 years ago by rimi    [ Reply ]
We just came from Leo Kottke doing a Fleetwood Mac cover, and true to Radio Paradise form, we get a song from the original artist.  But Leo Kottke covers this song as well and I love it.  Of course the vocals are a bit...deadpan.  But with Leo its always about the pickin'.
Posted 9 years ago by Typesbad    [ Reply ]
7? What was I thinking? 8 for sure. I like the Lindsey Buckingham songs the best.
Posted 9 years ago by Ahnyer_Keester    [ Reply ]
Back in the day...when men and women could play together in an RnR band.

Wow. And just like that....poof...you'll never see it again.   
Posted 9 years ago by idiot_wind    [ Reply ]
 MilesW wrote:
The (excellent) film "Sound City", about the incredible studio in California where so much great music was recorded, told the story (among many others) of how the Buckingham-Nicks Fleetwood Mac came about.  The film is well worth a viewing for all music fans!

 
Thanks for the tip!
Posted 9 years ago by LindyLuv    [ Reply ]
Now your messin' with us Bill...this is classic Lindsay and Christie...
 
Posted 9 years ago by hempmandan    [ Reply ]
Today, this comes right after a Leo Kottke cover of Fleetwood Mac's Oh Well.  Funny thing is Leo covers this song as well.  The original vocals are more missed on this song but its still good.
Posted 10 years ago by Typesbad    [ Reply ]
Everybody in my alien space craft loves this song, and this whole phenomenal album...
Posted 10 years ago by Lazarus    [ Reply ]
Probably the best period for these guys. 
Posted 10 years ago by xtalman    [ Reply ]
This is such a relief after that caterwauling from Sister Hazel.
Posted 10 years ago by ottojschlosser    [ Reply ]
 Cynaera wrote:
My one and only try at karaoke. Day-am. After a couple of drinks, I think I did okay. They faded the outro so I didn't have to stand up there and make stupid dance-moves without singing anything.

And I STILL love this song! {#Lol}

 
Sweet pieces are out there in the grand perspective, they make it worth the searching..      Peace
Posted 10 years ago by hayduke2    [ Reply ]
Lindsey Buckingham's guitar work stellar as always.
Posted 10 years ago by Rick_V    [ Reply ]
 Eagle25000 wrote:
Love these guys, but not the same without the Macs... {#Whipit} 

 
?????????????
Posted 10 years ago by Stingray    [ Reply ]
Love these guys, but not the same without the Macs... {#Whipit} 
Posted 10 years ago by Eagle25000    [ Reply ]
 idiot_wind wrote:

Bo oh boy,

This band sure could use some vocals and a better drummer...like today's bands. Like Arcade Fire...oooh they're good.  



 
*Chuckling*  very nice.  
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P.S. I like the moniker as well.
Posted 10 years ago by AvoidingWork    [ Reply ]

Bo oh boy,

This band sure could use some vocals and a better drummer...like today's bands. Like Arcade Fire...oooh they're good.  


Posted 10 years ago by idiot_wind    [ Reply ]
The (excellent) film "Sound City", about the incredible studio in California where so much great music was recorded, told the story (among many others) of how the Buckingham-Nicks Fleetwood Mac came about.  The film is well worth a viewing for all music fans!
Posted 10 years ago by MilesW    [ Reply ]

Awesome segue from Leo. {#Dancingbanana}


Posted 11 years ago by d-don    [ Reply ]
I hear everything from Robert Johnson to various Chicago Blues bands in this song.
with a dash of California....  ?

Nice to hear the remains of the 60's blues band here. I think Green would approve.
Posted 11 years ago by bluespower    [ Reply ]
Another great transition, Oh Well and Leo to Lindsey and World Turning.  Thanks.  Plenty fast fingers on these guys!
Posted 11 years ago by tkelley    [ Reply ]
The popular culture's introduction Lindsey Buckingham's guitar work.
Posted 11 years ago by joelbb    [ Reply ]

Sweet, fancy Moses this is hot stuff! 


Posted 11 years ago by MojoJojo    [ Reply ]
 ollybear wrote:
I forgot how great this little gem is! Peter Green must have had a coniption when he heard this!
 
Unfortunately, Peter Green has possibly been having conniptions for a many years. I'm not sure how or why this tune would have made any difference other than that it is similarly-named to one of his tunes.
Posted 12 years ago by Proclivities    [ Reply ]
 bev wrote:
Turning it UP!!! What an excellent tune! That great bass/drum line, those amazing vocals (seamless), and the driving guitar riff. Wow, pop/rock classic! Yes!  {#Bananajam}{#Drummer} 

 
Amen to that!{#Roflol}
Posted 12 years ago by dew34    [ Reply ]
Turning it UP!!! What an excellent tune! That great bass/drum line, those amazing vocals (seamless), and the driving guitar riff. Wow, pop/rock classic! Yes!  {#Bananajam}{#Drummer} 

Posted 12 years ago by bev    [ Reply ]
Nice segue from Kotke's version of "Oh Well" into this one, Bill.
Posted 12 years ago by wlpendley    [ Reply ]
 alux wrote:
Brilliant.  BillG follows a splendid Kottke cover of a great Fleetwood Mac tune with another great Fleetwood Mac tune that Kottke has covered splendidly.
 
Lindsey Buckingham's guitar work is sooooo underrated—tho' this one is double and triple tracked, but so what?

Posted 12 years ago by WonderLizard    [ Reply ]
{#Dancingbanana} I never get tired of this song...

Posted 13 years ago by Cynaera    [ Reply ]
 alux wrote:
Brilliant.  BillG follows a splendid Kottke cover of a great Fleetwood Mac tune with another great Fleetwood Mac tune that Kottke has covered splendidly.
 
Bill G is The Man! {#Notworthy}
Posted 13 years ago by peter_james_bond    [ Reply ]
I think this is the "fast version" .. they did this differently both in the studio and in concert.  Different tempos, etc.  Still one of my faves.


Posted 13 years ago by Misterfixit    [ Reply ]
 whtahtefcuk wrote:
Sorry folks... I think it is just one notch away from butt rock.
 
Whatever that is, I think I agree...  Welch leaving was sort of the last straw for me.  FM's early stuff was amazing.

Posted 13 years ago by Jeff09    [ Reply ]
 gandalfbmg wrote:
I actually quite like Fleetwood Mac (*gasp*), but for this song I prefer the Leo Kottke cover...
 
Both are rockin' tunes!
Posted 14 years ago by DigitalJer    [ Reply ]
I actually quite like Fleetwood Mac (*gasp*), but for this song I prefer the Leo Kottke cover...
Posted 14 years ago by gandalfbmg    [ Reply ]
 PeorgieTirebiter wrote:
To those who think of Fleetwood Mac in terms of what they became after the mega-success of this album, please try to imagine who they were at the time. No, wait, Wikipedia will tell the tale.
 
Good call.  Fleetwood Mac was a band in search of a guitar player and singer after Bob Welch departed.  Mick heard the tapes of a struggling duo called Buckingham Nicks and liked their sound.  He called them and got them to join the band.  Rest is history, as they say.

Posted 14 years ago by RedGuitar    [ Reply ]
Brilliant.  BillG follows a splendid Kottke cover of a great Fleetwood Mac tune with another great Fleetwood Mac tune that Kottke has covered splendidly.
Posted 14 years ago by alux    [ Reply ]
Sorry folks... I think it is just one notch away from butt rock.
Posted 14 years ago by whtahtefcuk    [ Reply ]
My one and only try at karaoke. Day-am. After a couple of drinks, I think I did okay. They faded the outro so I didn't have to stand up there and make stupid dance-moves without singing anything.

And I STILL love this song! {#Lol}
Posted 14 years ago by Cynaera    [ Reply ]
 cohifi wrote:

No.  His was oh well.
 
That's my point. He wrote the first song. He formed the band that played the next song. Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac would have completed the set. 
Posted 14 years ago by swell_sailor    [ Reply ]
 swell_sailor wrote:
Is Peter Green next?
 
No.  His was oh well.

Posted 14 years ago by cohifi    [ Reply ]
Is Peter Green next?
Posted 14 years ago by swell_sailor    [ Reply ]
What's even better than hearing this tune is when it comes after Leo Kottke's cover of "Oh Well". Yum!
Posted 14 years ago by ottojschlosser    [ Reply ]
I gotta say where the beepin beep beep beep was that on their so called greatest hits album?
Posted 15 years ago by Sloggydog    [ Reply ]
THUMP...THUMP...THUMP...THUMP....
{#Smile} 
Posted 15 years ago by LowPhreak    [ Reply ]
Seen them in concert last night, LB still has the chops, great for a person that was self taught. They are still AMAZING! It was a whole evening of hits and old stuff, not trying to sell you on new songs.  {#Guitarist}{#Drummer}{#Bananajam}(this is kind of what it looked like on stage) MIck is a madman on those skins!

Posted 15 years ago by wolverine    [ Reply ]
To those who think of Fleetwood Mac in terms of what they became after the mega-success of this album, please try to imagine who they were at the time. No, wait, Wikipedia will tell the tale.
Posted 15 years ago by PeorgieTirebiter    [ Reply ]
Lindsay - magic fingers!
Posted 15 years ago by bindi    [ Reply ]
I really like the Gaelic "drone" of this, as if Buckingham and Chris MacVie were trying to be human bagpipes.
Posted 16 years ago by kaybee    [ Reply ]
 bicycle4peace wrote:
There were some Fleetwood Mac songs that were overplayed...But this one can never be overplayed. I love everything about the song: the beat, the virtuoso guitar and percussion, the lyrics.
 
Wholeheartedly agreed. LB is one hell of a guitarist in my book, but then FM always had awesome players, starting with Peter.


Posted 16 years ago by jagdriver    [ Reply ]
 andrewimft wrote:
Well, Oh Well really rocked... listen to the original, it rocks like Zepellin.
++
...the fall of peter green is one of the greatest tragedies in rock history, methinks...
Posted 16 years ago by mandolin    [ Reply ]
thewiseking wrote:
these guys never really rocked. the hippiedippie flowing robes patchoulichick thing does bring back some good memories though
Well, Oh Well really rocked... listen to the original, it rocks like Zepellin. But uh, the later stuff doesn't need to rock, it makes me stare at beautiful Bare Trees thinking of a Sentimental Lady and Future Games we'll play, seems like a dream, leaves me Hypnotized. Save Me a Place where Tusk is playing...
Posted 16 years ago by andrewimft    [ Reply ]
There were some Fleetwood Mac songs that were overplayed, both then and now, and for that reason, I don't listen to FM much. But this one can never be overplayed. I love everything about the song: the beat, the virtuoso guitar and percussion, the lyrics. And yesyes, nice segue from the Kottke song... it's hothot outside, I'm out working in it, but am enjoying the tunes as i sweat... thanx, RP
Posted 16 years ago by bicycle4peace    [ Reply ]
Ericac wrote:
Nice move following the Kottke and Gordon cover.
Absolutely agree. That was an awesome segue.
Posted 16 years ago by Ahnyer_Keester    [ Reply ]
Nice move following the Kottke and Gordon cover.
Posted 16 years ago by Ericac    [ Reply ]
softjeans wrote:
... Been listening to the outakes version of "Rumors" lately. Even some of the reject versions of these songs will absolutely rock your socks off.
Where did you get your hands on those?
Posted 16 years ago by cosmiclint    [ Reply ]
Ready...BASS drum! thump, thump, thump, thump...
Posted 16 years ago by LowPhreak    [ Reply ]
I wish I could have seen these guys in their hey-day, all coked out and sex-starved. Saw them open for CSN in the 90s and it just didn't work too well.
Posted 16 years ago by joshfm    [ Reply ]
great tune
Posted 16 years ago by strange_brew00    [ Reply ]
Love Fleetwood Mac.....dam they are good!!!
Posted 16 years ago by sarahbean26    [ Reply ]
thewiseking wrote:
these guys never really rocked.
Posted 16 years ago by Antigone    [ Reply ]
thewiseking wrote:
these guys never really rocked. the hippiedippie flowing robes patchoulichick thing does bring back some good memories though
did SO!
Posted 16 years ago by Glockman45    [ Reply ]
Leo Kottke followed by this tune ... definitely a good segue. But, did you know Leo Kottke does an outstanding job of covering "World Turning" on his "Standing in my shoes" cd as well?? Check it out.
Posted 17 years ago by Rockyinmyradio    [ Reply ]
eastcoast wrote:
I think they were popular before this came out...this didn't help there popularity
They were VERY 'popular' and this album was MOSTEROUS for them...
Posted 17 years ago by maninblack    [ Reply ]
A musical tour de force from mr buckingham.
Posted 17 years ago by nigelr    [ Reply ]
I think they were popular before this came out...this didn't help there popularity Stefen wrote:
They became so popular that we often forget the reason. This is one of the reasons.
Posted 17 years ago by eastcoast    [ Reply ]
Following Leo Kottkes cover of "Oh Well " with this? Is RP not the coolest radio station on earth? I mean that is a deep segue. It would work musically anyway without the Mac connection.
Posted 17 years ago by bokey    [ Reply ]
They became so popular that we often forget the reason. This is one of the reasons.
Posted 17 years ago by Stefen    [ Reply ]
kmh wrote:
My parents ued to play the shit out of F-MAC... I love em , just for the memories of my Mom jammin as she cooked dinner,,,,,
Same here. And their taste in music is still good today :)
Posted 17 years ago by Jacksonstat    [ Reply ]
Yes, some very good memories!!!
Posted 17 years ago by dixiedeb    [ Reply ]
My parents ued to play the shit out of F-MAC... I love em , just for the memories of my Mom jammin as she cooked dinner,,,,,
Posted 17 years ago by KMH    [ Reply ]
dmax wrote:
Love this, simply for the memories it evokes.
I can't tell you her name, but she could f**k like a volcano (thanks, Liz, for that). We could go all night to Rumours, and being that we were married, but not to each other, it is in retrospect appropriate. Elsewhere in this thread RParadise asserts that had the Fab Five had therapy, there would have been no Rumours. What he/she said.
Posted 17 years ago by WonderLizard    [ Reply ]
thewiseking wrote:
these guys never really rocked. the hippiedippie flowing robes patchoulichick thing does bring back some good memories though
You should check out some of the older, Peter Green era Fleetwood Mac. They had a blues-based album called "Fleetwood Mac in Chicago" (circa 1969) that tears it up. It Had Willie Dixon and Shakey Horton on it and a host of all these old long-since-gone Chicago blues players. It's an excellent album.
Posted 17 years ago by Gregorama    [ Reply ]
Nicely done, Bill, following the Kottke/Gordon version of Oh Well with this. I love my RP!
Posted 17 years ago by wild_mercury    [ Reply ]
these guys never really rocked. the hippiedippie flowing robes patchoulichick thing does bring back some good memories though
Posted 17 years ago by thewiseking    [ Reply ]
kazuma wrote:
Now Playing: Fleetwood Mac - World Turning Leo Kottke & Mike Gordon - Oh Well Now there's a segue to drive the Peter Green fans berserko!
hee, hee
Posted 18 years ago by meadowwoods    [ Reply ]
How can I not like Stevie NIcks but like Fleetwood Mac? weird. Anyway, good transition Fleetwood Mac - World Turning Leo Kottke & Mike Gordon - Oh Well
Posted 18 years ago by GChevy410    [ Reply ]
Volume off!
Posted 18 years ago by bbHappy    [ Reply ]
Daveinbawlmer wrote:
I suppose in a perfect world the members of Fleetwoood Mac would get some good therapy and then get back together and continue making really solid pop albums. This is a damn fine band and I wish they could find their way back to making records.
I'm not sure therapy would help, and I'm pretty sure massive worldwide success was more of an obstacle than a help...but yeah, Fleetwood Mac were amazing. Been listening to the outakes version of "Rumors" lately. Even some of the reject versions of these songs will absolutely rock your socks off.
Posted 18 years ago by softjeans    [ Reply ]
Only thing wrong with this song is it's too short!
Posted 18 years ago by jules44    [ Reply ]
bbHappy wrote:
Your idea of a perfect world is way different from my perfect world. In mine, everybody in the whole wide world would wake up one morning and find every copy of every FM song ever made missing. Enough said?
In MY idea of a perfect world it would be like it is right now: Stupid money-makers making money with stupid mainstream-songs and great guys making great music for people like us. There will EVER be a market for this mainstream-crap. If the ones don't serve it, other ones have to. And I really don't want this to be "our" guys. I think it's fine the way it is.
Posted 18 years ago by nu-GFX    [ Reply ]
Daveinbawlmer wrote:
I suppose in a perfect world the members of Fleetwoood Mac would get some good therapy and then get back together and continue making really solid pop albums. This is a damn fine band and I wish they could find their way back to making records.
Your idea of a perfect world is way different from my perfect world. In mine, everybody in the whole wide world would wake up one morning and find every copy of every FM song ever made missing. Enough said?
Posted 18 years ago by bbHappy    [ Reply ]
Daveinbawlmer wrote:
I suppose in a perfect world the members of Fleetwoood Mac would get some good therapy and then get back together and continue making really solid pop albums. This is a damn fine band and I wish they could find their way back to making records.
But therapy would have prevented "Rumors" from ever being recorded, seeing as how the album was one long attempt by the members to communicate with each other their hurt and anger they felt as personal relationships turned sour tore at the fabric of the group. It resulted in a riviting album.
Posted 18 years ago by RParadise    [ Reply ]
Nice segue, Bill. As usual...
Posted 18 years ago by BPenni    [ Reply ]
I suppose in a perfect world the members of Fleetwoood Mac would get some good therapy and then get back together and continue making really solid pop albums. This is a damn fine band and I wish they could find their way back to making records.
Posted 18 years ago by Daveinbawlmer    [ Reply ]
Even though I love Kottke's version, the original will always rock my world. Thank you, Bill.
Posted 18 years ago by Beastie    [ Reply ]
I got so tired of FM at one point, but this song always stood out even though the album as a whole was so over played.
Posted 18 years ago by SCprof    [ Reply ]
sirrus wrote:
Nice, Bill... The cover of a song followed by a song that was also covered by the previous artist who just covered a song that...... and RadioParadise goes on :)
Posted 18 years ago by El_Penguino    [ Reply ]