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[@paulstewart6203]

Yes, 'rumours' is one of the greatest rock albums ever made.

[@boki1693]

I think I was in 11th grade when this came out and I initially hated it because I was all about Zeppelin. But dam if this album didn't grow on me really quickly and open my ears up that there is a lot of good music out there I should be listening to.

[@dudermcdudeface3674]

Albums period. An achievement of music, not just of a genre.

[@keithponchillia421]

probably in the top 5

[@ericsmith6615]

Wife here..100 percent agree!!

[@rocketrabble6737]

"Rumours"

[@s.mcpherson6354]

It's interesting that Brad often defines songs as only suiting one mood, or one type of activity. Yet we used to play these albums (not songs) on cassette players in the car, and our 'internal tone' would just shift with each song. No one was looking to soundtrack their thoughts or activities with consistent patterns. I've never thought about it that way before, but if you grow up with 'playlists' instead of 'albums,' it leads you to believe that groups of songs should align in theme like it's a Spotify recommendation list, or our playlist for working out or something. Previous generations would just 'find' that mood within themselves when they got to that song. I'm not sure what any of that means, but I'm always fascinated by the invisible parts of life--like how we might define whether or not songs 'belong' in one context or another.

[@Deborahtunes]

Perfectly said. I still do that today. Listen to something depending on my mood. I'm don't try to analyze anything, just going with my disposition of that moment...

[@marilynk30]

Deep! ✌️ Love it!

[@sealdrup]

Well said.

[@JohnNewkirk1]

I never thought of it, but you are 100 percent correct. I immediately related my experience growing up in the 70s and early 80s.

[@JRcomments]

True. People today don't really understand the concept of the Album. It's all about the playlist now. Compartmentalizing one's emotions instead of going with the flow.

[@markburnham7512]

Lindsay Buckingham was a master at bringing Stevie's typically simple songs to life.

[@T-Bone-Grizzle]

He was in a heated romantic battle with her and yet took her song ideas and turned them into masterpieces. Amazing professional integrity.

[@C.Church]

Rude. Why do you guys do that? You read another guy's opinion and then run around spreading it as fact when it's just an opinion you copied off the last 50 guys from the previous 45yrs you read say it? It's not even your opinion and you're going to smear Stevie's creativity? Read those lyrics. That isn't a simple song. Had Lyndsay written them you'd all (same dude bros) be glowing about what a sublime song this is even before the music was added.

[@C.Church]

​@@T-Bone-GrizzleIt's not his song.

[@Jayjen35]

@@T-Bone-Grizzle If she needed him to turn her songs into masterpieces "Belladonna" would never had happened.

[@T-Bone-Grizzle]

@@Jayjen35 Instead she had other writers including Tom Petty, Don Henley, Waddy Wachtel, Roy Bittan, and Duck Dunn. She'd be the first to admit that she had lyrics and a tune, but needed someone to turn those pieces into real songs. That's doesn't take anything away from her talent and brilliance. Choosing the right partners is a talent all its own.

[@mrtrick9615]

Stevie Nick’s vocals in Gold Dust Woman are some of the most powerfully haunting in all of music. I’ve heard it a hundred times or more and it still sends chills up my spine.

[@kyleklunk6777]

Shes absolutely one of my favorite female vocalists. Your saying she's haunting is intersting. She used to be known as "The witch". In a good and bad way lol

[@1tradesecret]

“Rulers make bad lovers, you better put your kingdom up for sale” with Lindsey’s whining guitar, one of the best lines in rock

[@andrewjohnson588]

"Take your silver spoon and dig your grave" is another killer line here, what a phenomenal song.

[@1tradesecret]

@@andrewjohnson588 there is nothing better than discovering and listening to great lyrics. Song writing is one gods greatest gifts to bestow on someone.

[@allenfitch2996]

Killer stuff...

[@rcdug2]

This is Fleetwood Mac at their absolute peak. What amazing lyrics - so evocative and unique - delivered by the beautiful voice of Stevie Nicks. Every instrument contributes perfectly to create that spooky, sultry sound. In 1977, the album that this was from, "Rumours" was all over the radio. Every single song from it was played on rock radio. There are very few examples of this: Beatles - Abbey Road, Led Zeppelin IV, Pink Floyd - Dark Side Of The Moon, Steely Dan - Aja.

[@artgirl67]

Lex: "Her voice sounds like a young girl and an old woman in one".... OMG, that is the most amazing description of Stevie Nicks' voice, and it's so true!

[@sattymike0155]

Stevie Nicks can’t be mistaken for anyone else, that’s for sure. Another good female vocalist I always liked was Natalie Merchant, trouble me, these are days, and others. Just a distinctive voice.

[@mechtime]

I'm with you.

[@surlechapeau]

They would love "Wonder" and "Carnival" as well

[@midnightblue6668]

Definitely with you on Natalie Merchant and the call for "Carnival", but really the entire Tiger Lily album is a masterpiece. Some great songs on Ophelia too, but I've just never really sat down with that as a whole album like I did Tiger Lily for some reason.

[@surlechapeau]

@@midnightblue6668 agree, I own Tigerlily CD

[@raymo6795]

I would love to see some Maniacs reactions...unlikely...but maybe...I prefer the 10,000 Maniacs to Nat's solo stuff

[@forakermm]

I love that you hear the swamp sounds! I have listened to this song since 1977 and lived in Louisiana for a bit… I can TOTALLY hear the primal swampy voodoo beat and vibe! 🖤

[@sumonjamal1653]

Listening to this song helped me deal w/ my own heartbreak in life... The line, "Is it over now? Do you know how to pick up the pieces & go home?" is universal... Anybody hurting over the end of a romantic relationship can relate to Stevie Nicks' perspective...

[@jacqueline4514]

Absolutely!

[@kimacronym2521]

Rumours is a unique album - after 40 years still in the Top 50 of the Charts - no other band has done that.

[@mwhich50]

I love Mick's simple iconic drumming.

[@bdp1966]

This whole album is a masterpiece

[@chandie5298]

great song... the entire album is beyond amazing

[@mythoceanas8874]

I really hope you guys cover the Christine McVie songs on the Album, "You Make Loving Fun", "Songbird", and "I Don't Want to Know" are great songs. I used to enjoy Stevie the most, I even went to a Stevie Nicks concert for my 18th Birthday, was probably one of the youngest people there. As I have gotten older, I enjoy Christine McVie's writing and voice more, even gone as far as to collect a lot of her vinyl albums pre-Fleetwood Mac.

[@jamesanderson5268]

How about Christine's solo career, a song called "Friend"?

[@devindavis4845]

Yesss! Literally just commented something similar.

[@Jessica_Roth]

@@Spo-Dee-O-Dee Although Stevie's "Dreams" is the band's only US #1, it's Christine's songs that have been the more consistent chart performers. "Don't Stop" was #3, "Hold Me" #4, "Little Lies" #4, and so on.

[@keithosmond5730]

I've always been more a Lindsey Buckingham fan, myself. Though all three are quite exceptional; all three in one band? Wow.

[@Jessica_Roth]

@@Spo-Dee-O-Dee Intriguing theory, but both "Dreams" (Stevie, #1) and "Don't Stop" (Christine, #3) charted higher than anything later, so the "cannibalization" couldn't have been too bad. Christine just wrote the more successful songs in the '80s. (As for the 1976 album, both "Rhiannon" and "Say You Love Me" reached #11, so that's a tie. Although Christine also had "Over My Head" at #20. [Strangely, "Landslide" was never a single.] Stevie crushes her on "Tusk", though; "Sara" got to #7, but "Think About Me" stalled at #20. [Lindsey's title track was #8, and was the bigger hit in the UK.]) With thanks to Wikipedia, obviously.

[@steviefreak69]

Stevie has literally said that pain and suffering creates great music - great pick up on that! This one is awesome live!

[@Ed9870]

Digging your grave with a silver spoon is definitely a cocaine reference. Which makes sense with this crew. Stevie opened her solo gigs with this number. At least when I saw her backing up Joe Walsh in 81.

[@atuuschaaw]

Absolutely love Stevie Nicks. She is legend! I fell under her spell decades ago! 😉♥

[@robertlear2735]

"Gold Dust Woman" is a song from the best-selling Fleetwood Mac album Rumours (1977). The song was written and sung by Stevie Nicks and released as a B-side to the "Don't Stop" single (in the UK) and the "You Make Loving Fun" single (in the US).

[@jameskasson8484]

The song actually was not on the record when rumors was released. As you said released on the B side of the 45 became a big hit and was released on the CD rumors release and has been on the album ever since

[@dickcnormis1444]

The Rumours album is one of the greatest albums ever . You should definitely listen to all the songs.

[@detomaso_6235]

Yes, I'd argue it's one of the top 5 rock albums of the 1970s. Every song is excellent. Ranks with Boston-Boston, Eagles-Hotel California, The Who-Who's Next and Led Zeppelin IV.

[@Wolverines77]

Haha, EVERY ALBUM EVER IS THE GREATEST ALBUM EVER, ACCORDING TO EVERYONE... Good God almighty!!!

[@dickcnormis1444]

@@Wolverines77 yeah but this one actually is.

[@krakalaka911]

@@Wolverines77 lol. Yeah. I see that commented on a ton of videos. I can think of dozens of albums where every song is great.

[@monicaschmieder9806]

@@detomaso_6235 you forgot Pink Floyd- Dark side of the moon

[@inklanois]

Oh, yas! I was extremely lucky. My uncles and aunts played Fleetwood Mac non stop when I was 5-6 years old, and whenever I went to my grandparents, I got a heavy dose of it. It REALLY shaped my imagination as a kid for sure.

[@keithjones6023]

Pick any song from this wonderful album, you can't go wrong! It's 45 years since the release of this masterpiece, there haven't been many albums better than this since then!

[@pdbordelon]

This song wasn't intended to sound "cajun/swamp" but it definitely has a "Mystic/Cajun" vibe to it and that's a good thing!

[@paulboudreau3754]

Great observation Lex, there was a show called American Horror Story that had a season set in New Orleans and Stevie Nicks was a white witch but also playing herself.

[@amandahogan1888]

and Misty Day who loved Stevie was a bayou swamp girl, the bayou mud brought her back to life

[@aileenburke4667]

I definitely hear the bayou sound too.I’ve listened to this song a million times, and this is the first time I heard that. Thanks for pointing that out, Lex.

[@gbdewbery]

I love watching younger people discovering the music of my era. I respect you and others who are prepared to step out of their comfort zones and explore the diversity and creativity that was demanded of in the 60s and 70s.

[@jacqueline4514]

YES! My favorite Fleetwood song; so haunting 🔥 Had the HONOR of seeing Fleetwood Mac live as well as Stevie solo in concert❤️

[@kimbrash2025]

Fell in love with her voice when I was 7. I'm a grandma now. All her songs have been the soundtrack to my life.

[@peterramsay4674]

Brad and Lex are the perfect compliment to each other. Different perspectives. Different personalities but respect for each other’s views. Music is so individual. It can mean different things to different people. Hold tight to each other it’s a beautiful thing.

[@kmhillcountrydew7321]

A favorite band from my high school days. I was a little behind the times while everyone else was listening to Prince and Madonna, I couldn't get enough Stevie. I've been listening to Fleetwood Mac most of my life. I thought Stevie was the coolest chick I had ever heard the first time I heard her music. It still gives me chills. So glad to see younger generations appreciating good music.

[@johnkonertz8042]

I always thought this song had a haunting sound, the drums and guitar kill it. And Stevie Nick's voice !!! She is the epitome of 70s and 80s female rock vocalist.

[@mmcnew1]

This song is clearly, at least in the beginning, about powder cocaine use from a time when by far most users snorted it through the nose. Many times with a very tiny little silver spoon that hung from a chain around your neck. Digging your grave with a silver spoon is a clear reference to that. It is no secret that Stevie had a severe addiction to it to the point she burned a hole the size of a dime in her nose, it is said. She freely admits she had a very big problem with it and other drugs.

[@MarcosElMalo2]

Yup. Cocaine, the mistress.

[@cup_cuppy_cuppers5817]

Not cocaine - Heroin

[@jamielandis4308]

I’ve had this album twice on cassette and once CD. Rumors is definitely one of the top ten albums of all time.

[@metalmark1214]

Other Fleetwood Mac songs to check out : Landslide, Go Your Own Way, You Make Loving Fun, Say You Love Me, Sara, among others.

[@mikecumbo7531]

Don’t forget “Black Magic Woman”, “The Green Manalishi (With the Two Prong Crown)", “Hypnotized”.

[@annother3350]

Call me weird, but I like 'Ricky'...

[@TheWizardKs]

Stevie's voice was always like acoustic gold. So so beautiful, like her.

[@joedonlewis9820]

Fleetwood Mac is definitely 70s gold, but listen you can't have the 70s without Linda Ronstadt. She was the top female in the 70s, and many people including myself, think she is the best girl singer ever recorded. Check out You're No Good or Tumbling Dice.

[@midnightblue6668]

Linda Ronstadt's another one that you really can't go wrong. I'd love to see a reaction to "Blue Bayou", but, heck, just grab her Greatest Hits and go to town with reactions. =)

[@joedonlewis9820]

@@midnightblue6668 I even love her Spanish albums. I don't know what she's saying but I could listen to it all day. Por Un Amor

[@midnightblue6668]

@@joedonlewis9820 I hear you...hey, still love Ritchie Valens' "La Bamba" after all this time and have NO idea what he's sayin'! =)

[@taradevine6026]

Linda's voice is so powerful.

[@lancemadrid]

Aaahh Gand, You’re No Good!!!

[@kimberlinibambini1988]

For a VERY tribal song of theirs- please do their huge hit “Tusk.” I do not know why it isn’t requested.. a definite hit! 🔥💖💙

[@jamielandis4308]

They play that one over a scene in “The Americans” that is crazy cool.

[@libertylion6088]

Have to do the live version with the marching band. No real lyrics to the song anyways, so might as well NOT do a lyric version.

[@libertylion6088]

​@@Spo-Dee-O-Dee But their uniforms are so nice. Some of them even have tight ends.

[@kimberlinibambini1988]

@@libertylion6088 yessss! I’ve begged soooo many channels to react to performances like that one from their reunion/concert called “The Dance.” Phenomenal concert!! I remember when the marching band came in on “Tusk.” That entire concert was/is fantastic!!

[@cjonesufc]

Fleetwood Mac wasn’t entirely female singers. Lindsay Buckingham, the lead guitarist from this time period and who joined the band with Stevie as a couple, also has some great lead vocal tracks. “Go Your Own Way” has his voice all over it and “Never Going Back Again” is basically just him and his guitar with a touch of backup vocals. One of the most successful albums in history.

[@petekaster9185]

Big Love ain't bad either. An overbearing control freak? Yes but also one of the most underrated guitarists of all time.

[@ericsmith6615]

Wife here..ROCK And ROLL ROYALTY WITH THIS.!!..When I was a very very young child I would jump up and down on the couch when this song would come on!!..Through my years..I have found different meanings too ..and within this song...Soooo much..Thank you both again!!..Yes Lex..So well put..."Wise Momma Vibe"..You both are ALWAYS on point!!

[@justinsmyth3211]

This is one of the best bands I've ever seen live.

[@TheRealSweetcherryo]

Watch their live version of Silver Springs from 'The Dance'..... Stevie looks dead at Lindsey and belts out lyrics written about him, to him and he just plays on.... and it is amazing....

[@johnbush5347]

Man that whole rumors album is like a shots fired breakup album of epic proportions, woulda loved to been there in the studio with them to see that writing process unfold

[@edwardwilliams8238]

Truly a powerful performance. Was blessed to see that tour. Have not seen them without Lindsay. Not sure how I feel about the band without him, any thoughts?

[@brendanfromireland]

"you'll never get away from the sound of the woman that loves you"

[@brendanfromireland]

@@edwardwilliams8238 saw performances they've done without him on KZbin, just not up to par at all... I wouldn't pay to see them without him.

[@michaelkeefe8494]

@@edwardwilliams8238 without him, cover band.

[@heentlasaa9974]

Lindsay Buckingham on Guitar, they had to hire 3 when he left to do Solo projects. This is a timeless Classic Lp. Thank you very much. :)

[@allenlocke1935]

Lex aways gets it! Her soul always connects to the artists intentions... and it's a beautiful thing!

[@juliejohnston3431]

Love, love, love this song. "you make living fun" is also a great song.

[@bradgordon3760]

You Make Loving Fun with Kristine McVie on vocals. She is an awesome songwriter/singer in this band. Their secret weapon and this song has serious funk she plays on the keys. CHECK IT OUT! Please.

[@ursanator]

Little Lies - Christine lead vocals with Stevie kzbin.info/www/bejne/pH3Ch6mYnKhpqaM From Christine's solo album Got A Hold On Me kzbin.info/www/bejne/d2eVeKWZaN9_o7c

[@OutbreakNewsTV]

Here are a few recommendations who may like: Jefferson Starship- Miracles Bob Dylan--Hurricane Black Shelton-- Austin

[@begging4music]

I can totally see this song being used at the peak of a seance, out deep in the bayou. 🌄🏞️

[@DionnaReilly]

Stevie Nicks has a haunting voice This has always been my favorite song of hers and she many great songs.

[@tootsie5052]

Their performance of this song live in the video "The Dance" is amazing!!

[@heentlasaa9974]

Fleetwood Mac Concert "The Dance" featured Linsay Buckingham playing "Big Love & Go Insane," by himself with just an Acoustic Guitar. The Chordal Arpeggios & Finger Picking Lindsay often uses so effortlessly is missing in alot of Guitarists, He plays the Guitar like a Piano and carrys the Tune providing Body & Harmonized Voicings. "Color my World" by Chicago" is all Chordal Arpeggios Sweep picked from 6 String to 1st String and not one Chord is Strummed, it was transferred to piano in the Studio! I use both Finger Picking and a Pick, after 7 months on Guitar my Student Frank L wanted the Sheet Music for "Time in a Bottle" by Jim Croce to learn it and he did. He now plays Jazz/Gospel! :)

[@garykidson4489]

There are a few documentaries about Fleetwood Mac, check them out. The band has a fascinating story. A lot of their songs came from the turbulent relationships in and around the band. Amazing band!

[@auralfixxation6702]

Another haunting classic rock song. Rumors is the definition of a classic rock album. All of these years later, it still moves you.

[@johnnylnowlin]

One of Stevie's greatest songs. It's about her.... and her experiences as a "queen" or "ruler" after becoming successful. She got caught up, unexpectedly in cocaine (of her own admission), often delivered in silver spoons outlined in diamonds, delivered in "velvet bags," as she once stated - they (her and the group) never bought it... "it was just around." When starting out on the road to success, she was glared at by other girls, the same girls who would instantly turn their frowns to smiles when a guy entered a room. In the end, gold dust woman is about Stevie. She never thought that not long before becoming successful, she couldn't buy a thing. But suddenly, she could walk into a store and buy anything she wanted. Yes.... she had become a queen, but would she make a good lover? The song is very poetic of her life and experience(s) of herself. Fantastic song!

[@budmangt2]

Great reaction, The song is about Stevie's cocaine addiction! the moaning and howling at the end is Stevie. when she does it live it's very frightening.

[@RSpracticalshooting]

Some of her live performances almost seemed like she was being possessed, so surreal. The true Queen of Rock n Roll.

[@matthewteague623]

You can never go wrong with Fleetwood Mac. But treat yourself to a song where Christie McVie is on lead vocals. "You Make Loving Fun" or "Everywhere", "As Long As You Follow", etc.

[@yelnek4548]

Second that for Christine McVie

[@mufasa6324]

Lex is right they were a band of couples and yes that is how you get great music…pain and suffering…

[@ginalolajupiter2942]

I always thought this song was about cocaine addiction with the "she" being the drug itself. You're right Lex, it does have an eerie swamp sound.

[@Sarvasaha]

Apparently so. Gold Dust = the white powder.

[@cup_cuppy_cuppers5817]

@@Sarvasaha - Heroin

[@sharkbites5472]

Stevie is talking about herself and her Coke addiction. This is my favorite song from her.✌️❤️

[@Damiana_Dimock]

Now, gotta listen to the cover by Hole off the The Crow: City Of Angels soundtrack. 👍🏼 Dunno which Fleetwood Mac songs y’all have listened to already but I wanna make sure ya know there two women that sing in the band, and also “the boyfriend” is a singer/songwriter who sings lead occasionally as well. So there’s all that.

[@woojoke]

Mr. Fleetwood's cowbell timing is spot on and Stevie is and sounds as beautiful as she IS!!

[@4tuneagent]

You must react to the song "Silver Spring", which is written and sang by Stevie Nicks.. and the Live version is intense..

[@Roh_Echt]

*BAYOU CHILLIN'.....ABSOLUTELY! DisLexi* nailed it! Probably my favorite FM song right there.

[@Dahlia10]

Stevie is 70 + yrs.now still amazing.I get a Rocky Mountain feel in this song.

[@Scruffy2k22]

You guys have GOT to hear her sing Edge of Seventeen live. You can thank me after 🤘

[@beckycooper7628]

It's interesting to me when Brad asks when would you listen to this song. I grew up in the 70's and 80's and all I had was the radio. We didn't get to control which song came on next-(like we can now with whatever platform) we just listened to what ever came on the radio. Luckily for us people living in the 70's and 80's, what came on next was one great musical artist after the other and we were exposed to all types of music. Keep up the good work- love listening to the music and your perspectives!

[@chetcarman3530]

The "Silver spoon" in the first line is referencing 'nose candy"; Stevie was already worrying about her 'habit' & having trouble in her relationship with Lindsay Buckingham (harmony vocal & guitar)

[@SPohl-zy4rz]

Lex, you are naturally poetic in your description of things. Without even trying, you nail it, beautifully.

[@bruceday4036]

Good call, the best music they made was when they couldn't stand each other. Seen them 4 times, been listening to them for 45 years but every time I hear her voice, it sounds even better.

[@billhouston2648]

You two crack me up! Thanks for always bringing a smile to my face. Keep up the great work and always stay yourselves 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@robertlear2735]

When asked about the song in an interview with Courtney Love for Spin in October 1997, Nicks confirmed that "gold dust" was in fact a metaphor for cocaine.

[@lunax71]

I would say heroin not cocaine,? silver spoon?

[@bartstarr100]

@@lunax71 Coke spoons were worn around people's necks in the 70s.

[@mztweety1374]

@@bartstarr100 like the lil necklace old girl wore in Cruel Intentions?😂

[@SvenTviking]

@@lunax71 Coke gives people careless obnoxious personalities. That’s what the song is about, coke making a women who destroy those she lives.

[@greeneyes674]

I wanted to be Stevie Nicks soooo bad back in the 70's and 80's. I think I still do lol 🖤🖤🖤

[@RSpracticalshooting]

A couple of my buddies sampled this for a hip hop track back around 09 and I can't unhear it lol

[@AJ-sx3ic]

My Mom played this album so often that I started to hate this band growing up. Now in my mid 40s I really enjoy hearing these songs.

[@Bekka_Noyb]

one of my fave Fleetwood Mac songs ♥

[@Lonewolfmike]

Stevie Nicks has a haunting voice that is for sure.

[@thomasvannatter6361]

As a child I would wake up super early parents sleeping listen to this my older sister's album and rock in my dad's rocking chair..listen to it over and over... so hypnotizing truly..

[@johnfoster5295]

There were 2 couples in the band. Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham were a couple and Christine and John McVie were married. And I never thought about it, but when Lex mentioned it, I did see where she was coming from with the whole swamp vibe and firefly thing. Oh, and a female stream is a great idea. There are a lot of great female rockers out there.

[@mojobag01]

Christine's backing vocals are so beautiful. As usual.

[@mr.knowitall6440]

It's the slide guitar and certain other elements that give you the "swampy" feel... 🐊

[@guitarminioriginals4840]

"Rock on ancient queen, follow those who pale in your shadow"...I think its about the turnabout as the woman gets older, those who were struck by her beauty are now leaders and that she must do the following now. It's may favorite line in the song.

[@clarity8]

YES, Lex. “The wise mama vibe” is spot-on.

[@friendtostfrancis]

Stevie has always been mystical to me.

[@s.l.s.l.1405]

Great reaction, to one of my favorites, 👍 love u guys. After seeing their documentary, this whole album makes sense . Really good documentary

[@AugieDoggyDoo]

So it is down to three reactors that I really enjoy watching and you two are quickly becoming number one. I watched your live show the other night and really enjoyed it. You are also awesome with the couch gang. I like the topics and the fact that you are not afraid to discuss them. Keep up the good work.

[@AW11-e4h]

When that Vibe hits 🎶🎸🤘

[@drServitis]

1:07 LOOK AT LEX's FUN REACTION AND ENDEARING FACIAL EXPRESSION. PRETTIEST GIRL IN THE WHOLE WORLD! LUCKY BRAD!

[@georgeroy7314]

Don't ever change, Lex

[@Jaykins76]

Lex's description of Fleetwood Mac and Stevie Nicks is always on point 💯✨🔥

[@riggo8219]

This gives me more of a western vibe. I see myself listening to this song in a desert. Sitting on the edge of a rocky outcropping. Under the stars.

[@candicelitrenta8890]

The entire Rumer's album was all about the issues the band was going through emotionally at the time.

[@KidtheIcarus]

Bayou chillin! I LOVE IT!

[@runninamok2003]

One of the most hauntingly beautiful songs ever.

[@donaldduck2139]

you guys are funny ...never fail to make me laugh with your analogies

[@PassionGrows]

Stevie sounds like a young woman who is channeling an old wise woman where the two voices blend together.

[@danstanicki4636]

LMFAO! Loving this reaction, especially Lex ! You're killin' me!

[@robertasirgutz8800]

Very atmospheric. Stevie is at the height of her beauty and vocal prowess.

[@karenmandeville7116]

yes indeed we go to the forest to do stuff-magic mushrooms in the woods is awesome.

[@Valorius]

This song has an awesome vibe. Always liked it.

[@carolethorn3211]

I get "swampy". From the echos and then the one guitar thats got that "Nashville tuning" going on. I get it. And the comment sbout Nick's voice "cross between a girl and an old woman" - so TRUE! Never thought of it that way!

[@ianbrooke6342]

Stevie has always been my favourite female rock singer, she has an amazing voice and writes some amazing songs, and, she's gorgeous! 🥰 Only (I believe, but definitely she was the first) woman to be inducted into the Rock&Roll hall of fame twice. Listen to/watch the live version of Rihanna from 1970.