Fleetwood Mac -- Search/Destroy

Linsey Buckingham is label-less? That's outrageous, unless it's by choice. Was it?

oh, i guess dragonfly was before welch joined, i was fooled by that youtube video. great song anyway

Ok I worship the band. But whoever wrote that 1995's Buckingham/Nicksless Time was worthwhile owes me the 60:19 that allmusic says it took me to listen to this Olive Garden rock. Seriously - remember that $15/plate dinner you had after some boring milestone in your life? The one with funky breadsticks, the "authentic" entrée created by corporate committee, the glass of wine you didn't like much but drank anyway cuz it conferred class upon you? No? Exactly! That's this album which even Mick and the McVies probably don't remember, though I bet Dave Mason and Bekka Bramlett (who learned little from ma and pa) have fond memories. So, yeah destroy.

Now watch - some freakshow will come out of the fleetwoodwork and tell us we're missing out on the good vibrations from Behind the Mask.

you know i don't even think i've heard a single note of behind the mask or time. burnette and vito can eat my asshole tbh

It'd probably taste better than this album.

ba-da-dum. *cymbal crash*

Here's a question for people more knowledgable about the Mac than I (ie, everyone): where is the awesome "Ricky" that Lovefingers posted way back from? I can't find it on any FM album, at least not with Allmusic.

b-side of little lies?

http://rateyourmusic.com/release/single/fleetwood_mac/little_lies___ricky/?rate

I've read good things about this new Buckingham live album.

Now watch - some freakshow will come out of the fleetwoodwork and tell us we're missing out on the good vibrations from Behind the Mask.

The two McVie singles from BTM are decent boilerplate ("Save Me" was actually a Top 40 hit).

xpost. There's this video on Youtube of the Burnette and Vito band doing "Oh Well" that's kind of hard to watch.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fId2ZithE88&f

Have we seen this?
I firmly believe this is the best thing McVie gave the universe.

Yeah that's nice. Sounds even more sad & desperate than the album version. I just wish they'd let us see her face, though.

A pretty wonderful late Peter Green era concert has just popped up on Wolfgang's Vault. Early '70 in London. It sort of freaks me out how much neat stuff has surfaced on that site.

https://www.instagram.com/p/CFkxv93JvR5/