*GORGEOUS* 🎵 FLEETWOOD MAC - DREAMS REACTION

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[@allisonholmesmusic97]

“Stevie Nicks sounds like a young girl and an old woman at the same time” I have never heard a more accurate description. Lex I love how you emotionally connect with music

[@jeffcobb2734]

Exactly. Her voice = Youth + Wisdom. A young girl with an old soul.

[@p.b.palaciosalmafuerte3463]

Allison, someone steal you're coment down there. 👇

[@gregorybennett5640]

What an amazing insight. That really hit me as true and I've been listening to them for around 50 years.

[@rare_wulf9358]

Lex is a genius, she blew me away with that statement,

[@Vmole1]

... or a goat. Can't decide. 🤔

[@RobinT-treehugger]

Stevie wrote this song about her breakup with the lead guitarist Lindsay Buckingham. The whole album is about their breakup and the breakup of Christine and the bass player. Each band member wrote songs on this album and they are ALL heartfelt and true emotions.

[@ReesesPieces634]

Incestuous bands make the best songs!!!

[@joeraymorton2414]

“Rumours”. “No, it’s true”. (Joke from “Flight of the Conchords” series 🤪)

[@matthewmolkentin6230]

The bass player's name is John McVie... He was the co-founder of the band along with Mick Fleetwood hence the band name "Fleetwood Mac".

[@lukep7381]

@@matthewmolkentin6230 , actually Peter Green created/fromed the band and got Mick to join him. They wanted to get McVie to leave his band so they called there band Fleetwood Mac thinking it would entice him, but at first he declined and didn’t join the band for a few months. The original name was actually Peter Green’s Fleetwood Mac.

[@footnotedrummer]

Amazing album.

[@norcalnerfclub3423]

This is one of those songs that can take you back to a point in time. A minute into this song, I'm 14 and it's the summer of '77. It's funny how music has that power.

[@calder1963]

I know EXACTLY what you mean because I was 14 that summer too.

[@detlefmorrison3316]

Summer of 1981, Bainbridge Washington and I was 8

[@randybethune5854]

Summer of 81 and I was 17

[@sarahpagett9191]

Sorry unfortunately I don't I wasn't born till 77 but i grew up listening to this song

[@erlstone]

and this power has become ever more important as we become surrounded by mostly disposable and meaningless that just doesn't cut it

[@dianareddell1496]

Damn, Lex…all these decades of listening to Stevie and you summarized her charm in a sentence! 👏🏻 👏🏻👏🏻

[@russallert]

Everything that everyone says on here about Stevie Nicks' genius is absolutely right and correct and deservedly so. But as a drummer, I feel the need to point out that Mick Fleetwood delivers what I would consider to be as close to the perfect drum track as possible. Every little beat, fill and cymbal crash fits in the right spot. If I was teaching someone how to play drums, I would show them the basic beats and fills, and then make them listen to and play along with Dreams.

[@garytrew2766]

Cool comment russallert I was a drummer myself and like you have always loved that meter MF had.

[@davidkymdell452]

Yup, like Nick Mason

[@Frostrazor]

drummer here as well, 100% agree. I have always admired Mick Fleedwood - not just this song - so many of his timing, and accents are so well executed, and delivered. I remember seeing them live circa 95 when they reunited and he got out of his drum rig put on a digital drum machine body suit (hands, feet, knees, head etc were all drum pieces to hit) and played a drum solo with his body. That was amazing!

[@RSpracticalshooting]

Absolutely, just starting from the very beginning with a nice little fill that allows the bass to come in perfectly.

[@ralphraffles1394]

Also shout out to that totally in sync warm bass sound.

[@fern]

The Rumours album is without a doubt a top 10 all time greatest albums ever made. Back in the day you know you can throw on the Rumours record on and you wouldn't have to worry about skipping a song.

[@BerishStarr]

Yes, actually 7th all time (certified sales) 🤙

[@cinnaminson0653]

Ah, you can't say that. That's totally arbitrary.

[@publicalias8172]

@@cinnaminson0653 Ah, he can say that. That's the popular opinion.

[@SoulForty5Music]

LEX!!! You nailed it about Stevie's voice. I've never thght of it like that but you're 100% right

[@chuckmorrison7085]

Another classic song from one of the very best albums ever made, Rumors. There is not a bad song on it. Pure genius!

[@richard_n]

I personally rank Fleetwood Mac as one of the top 5 bands of all time. Every member of that group was incredibly talented and did a lot after the band went their separate ways.

[@Wellhelll]

then you gotta have Eagles in your top 5z

[@darrenmiller6927]

Rumours commented Fleetwood Mac as one of the greatest rock bands. Great album, great band, great song. 1977, junior high, lots of great music. Much love from California.

[@truefirstmagic]

“This band is always at the crossroads of life.” So very well put.

[@karimbenmahmoud1197]

This song is like a candy, sweet and delicious, but healthy. It makes me feel so good. And actually timeless to my opinion…

[@wen-nz3sk]

I've always admired the diversity of this group. Different vocals, styles, beats, songs/writers and then I hear that ever present bass and drums!! All so good too!! ❤👍🏽

[@masterofsparkshwy6974]

Amazing they stayed together with everything that was always going on.. I've had band members leave, threaten to, over things like the way their monitors were set up.. just MOVE the damn thing ! Lol

[@BrettLesPaul]

It’s 70’s Lex. 70’s all the way.

[@RobertLindabury]

Late 70's even. 1977 for this album.

[@victorjohnson7512]

John McVee (bass) and Mic Fleetwood (drums) laid down one of the grooviest rhythms ever recorded in this song. The vocals carry the harmony and the lead guitar just ads a little ambiance.

[@brobinson7978]

That bass line was stellar in this song

[@nickgee461]

John McVie nails it in every song. Deceptively simple.

[@kesleycottrell1416]

I don't think I knew anyone that didn't have a copy of Rumors back in the 70's. It was a album made of a lot of emotions and cocaine and booze.

[@markclark4795]

played continuously on top 10 radio and cemented Mac’s place in music. God bless Mick the genius Fleeteood.

[@Culacho_Kid]

A timeless classic from one of the best groups ever.

[@TheNewRevolution]

Stevie wrote the song for Rumors, when her and Lindsey Buckingham were breaking up. This is definitely not a hippie love song. Of course Lindsey wrote "Go your own Way" in response to this song.

[@mythoceanas8874]

And the following year, the year Rumors was released (best Album ever) she was dating Mick Fleetwood and Don Henley.

[@kramerbassplayer]

Both are great songs. And, there's always two sides of the story. Love Mac

[@Isleofskye]

Imagine being a Band Member in the middle of that !

[@bfx20018f]

Stevie Nicks wrote this song. She wrote a lot of Fleetwood Mac's song. She was a great songwriter. And, the songs were so her. You can feel stevie in the songs. A few of the songs she wrote were - The Edge of Seventeen, Rhiannon, Dreams and Gypsy plus many more.

[@AugieDoggyDoo]

No one can touch her voice. I have been in love with Stevie Nicks since I was 9 years old. The first record album I ever purchased with my own money was Rumors. Loved it then and equally as much now. The entire album, start to finish is amazing. Read up on the band, it was crazy but they were amazing.

[@briantaulbee5744]

"Players only love you when they're playing" is an incredible lyric. Perfect.

[@darkstardan3309]

One of my personal top three songs in rock history. Never gets old...

[@pauljansen1137]

What to say? the "Rumours" album is worthy of a full album review...nothing less!!!

[@jeremyhitchcock9182]

Agreed.

[@curtisw502]

A top ten album of all time for sure

[@jnewmark41]

Not a bad song

[@billtaylor3382]

Man this song always hit's my heart, Stevie is just Incredible! Been in love with her since the early 70's

[@rossvoss5408]

Remember Fleetwood Mac band members all survived the sixties and reached maturity in the seventies. That’s how they were able to write and perform such moving music.

[@MrBoz1968]

This might be one of the best songs ever produced, performed, recorded....it is almost perfect.

[@natalievonrautenfeld3018]

I ❤️ Stevie Nicks I had the privilege of going to see her twice in concert once as solo and then Fleetwood Mac so much talent

[@gaffawebber]

Same! She was incredible.

[@chrislegner4816]

A great thing about Stevie Nicks ballads is that FM's rhythm section gives them muscle and darkness.

[@mnomadvfx]

Poor Fleetwood and McVie are literally the name to the band and so underappreciated 😅

[@leviathan3630]

@@mnomadvfx well that voice is something else

[@metalmark1214]

A classic Fleetwood Mac song. Stevie Nicks has a distinctive, sultry voice.

[@David-kf5gk]

No that’s not classic Fleetwood Mac. Classic Peter Green Fleetwood Mac. When they were playing the Blues. The original Black Magic woman and the Chicago sessions.✌️

[@irresistablegraceinchrist6690]

You state the Obvious!

[@metalmark1214]

@@irresistablegraceinchrist6690 Not according to David.

[@irresistablegraceinchrist6690]

@@metalmark1214 everyone has their opinions.. heck a song about them being so common would be nice.

[@metalmark1214]

@@irresistablegraceinchrist6690 yep, it's an opinion. I only said it was a classic because it is a very well known song as well as over 40 years old. Stating the obvious, lol.

[@inklanois]

Yeah, this one is smooth. The shuffling drum work is phenomenal.

[@alexandriah2412]

One of the most beautiful songs ever written. Stevie Nick's was my dad's first crush, when I first heard her voice I understood why

[@shanenolan8252]

Hard to disagree

[@greybirdo]

Nothing takes me back to 1978 more than listening to this song. All of the other music from that time has aged with me, but this song is still there in my early adulthood - and when I listen to this song, so am I.

[@paul2862]

A quick note: Fleetwood Mac was really a '70's group, even though they were first formed in '67. Their big hits were in the 70's ("Dreams" came out in '77).

[@deborahdennehy9937]

Just loved Stevie Nicks voice forever!!! She's sensational & ofcourse the brilliant band too! I was born in 1960 so really got to know Fleetwood Mac & adored them at the time. Just love your comments too!! 💝💝

[@srt8rocketship241]

Stevie still hits my heart hard. Such a mysterious and classy woman.

[@danielstorm8931]

Released on the album "Rumors'" in 1977 when I was 17. I melted...lol...

[@msdamaris1s779]

One of my favorite songs.. your smiles when reacting to Dreams is how I felt when I first heard it many many moons ago 🥰

[@rk41gator]

Authentic. Authentic music. Real IS a vibe. Love how the cymbal hits right they sing Thunder. So well done, so easy felt.

[@jspettifer]

I love the drums coming in on heartbeat

[@fil12x]

Rumors is pure 70's and folk/rock is the genre.

[@kierstenridgway4634]

This whole album is so good. I remember vividly when it came out. My first concert. I was 12. I've seen them 7 times. Every time they get better. Every one of the members are very talented.

[@davidkymdell452]

Did you see their last iteration with Neill Finn?

[@kierstenridgway4634]

@@davidkymdell452unfortunately I haven't been to see them in over fifteen years.

[@stephenhall2604]

Beautiful song from a beautiful album, Rumours. The "rumours" mentioned in the title referred to the songs which were about the band's relationships with each other - particularly Stevie Nicks and her then partner, Lindsay Buckingham - who were in the process of splitting up.

[@scottalynch]

The McVees were splitting up too.

[@stevenperry4704]

So many great Fleetwood Mac songs... "You Make Loving Fun", "Sara", "Hold Me", "Seven Wonders", "Little Lies", "You Make Loving Fun"... Ya'll are just scratching the surface.

[@robertlear2735]

"Dreams" is a song by British-American rock band Fleetwood Mac from their eleventh studio album, Rumours (1977).

[@Sober2003]

Her voice is layered with Christie Mcvie’s voice in the chorus of a lot of songs!

[@mcbeezee2120]

Yeah, Stevie and Christine are the best female one-two punch ever.

[@marshsundeen]

Lindsey also sang back up vocals also.

[@cunard61]

Christine's high harmony vocal really aided in many of Lindsey and Stevie's songs. The three of them together, are actually quite stunning.

[@jamessweet5341]

A very minimalist background to that sultry but sweet voice of Stevie. Wonderfully conceived and played by the band and of course the lovely lady Nicks.

[@clementineshammer6808]

One of the best bands of all times...in concert they are amazing!!!!!!

[@cynthiahoffmann5757]

This album is from the 70s.

[@chuckgann2154]

they are singing about each other , both couples were braking up at the time & they made a master piece Album

[@neighborscomplaint6859]

These songs are from the heart. That's the difference between artists like Fleetwood Mac and today's performers. The art has been lost to the money-grab.

[@swtp32]

The reason it was so heartfelt was because a lot of their songs on this album were about the two couples’ tumultuous relationships. Up and down, their passion was represented, like you said. Lex, you always get it - in how I feel are the important ways. Good job, you guys.

[@chickenandshrimp1338]

70's rock. She has a beautiful voice.

[@CharlesDuchein]

Stevie is singing about her breakup with Lindsey Buckingham, the guitar player for Fleetwood Mac who is playing on this song and several other songs each wrote about about their breakup, yet they still stood on stage together as these sad songs were played. some of their biggest hits. Their hit song Gold Dist Woman song about their breakup over her Cocaine addiction, begins with the lyrics Dig your grave with a silver spoon...yet they stand together on the same stage as she sings it and Lindsey plays guitar. amazing!

[@wilsoneric796]

Rumors was one of the biggest albums of my high school years. Released in 1977 it is still relevant today.

[@MundoDragon]

The reason they sound like you described, Lex, is more than likely due to the turmoil that wracked the band throughout their years together. They were basically passing each other around like an appetizer at a roadside steakhouse and it led to a lot of... what's the word I'm looking for? ...maybe disdain for each other. What always amazes me about the band is how they were even able to function together for as long as they did.

[@Thoxxxik]

This for me is the embodiment of a driving song. Running it full blast, windows down cruising over a lonely highway ....

[@mcbeezee2120]

Another two greats that showcase Stevie's angelic vocals are "Sara" from their 1979 Tusk release, and "Silver Springs"(any studio version, and there are a few).

[@lisajohnson521]

Stevie's voice ALWAYS gives me goosebumps.

[@tvo2563]

Lex had it right. People transitioning from adolescent 20s into 30 somethings. The Album - Rumours was recorded when the whole band were in total emotional meltdown. Affairs with one another, marital breakdown, out and out mental warfare- and what came out of it was one of the best albums of all time. Back in 75 I was going through a breakup and I hated this album, because it was my ex's current favourite. Years later I can appreciate it in it's entirety. [ps G/f and I are now friends again]

[@auerstadt06]

In 1977 Fleetwood Mac's "Rumors" and the Eagles' "Hotel California" made up about half of what was played on the radio.

[@automatedman2542]

Fleetwood mac! Tons of great hits! try Tell me Lies, go your own way and Everywhere!!

[@dannyjr7997]

Such a beautiful song. Rain washing you clean is the sadness crying in the rain...most sad.

[@GR65330]

I can really appreciate your channel, especially with your comments of the songs from the 70s. I came of age in the 1970s and most of these songs bring back certain memories and have different meanings for me. It's good to hear your opinions of these songs that I grew up with, and how they are understood to the younger generation. 🙂

[@78yestor93]

Fleetwood Mac had two incarnations the first back in '67 was the Peter Green version take a listen to original epics 'Green Manalishi', 'Black Magic Woman', 'Man of the World'' 'Albatross'. From '75 the Mac became the Stevie Nicks, Lindsey Buckingham version. All members of the band were really good musicians and writers however the the star💫of this band is undoubtedly the Poetess, Songstress, Rock Goddess Stevie. My request for you guys, Sisters of the Moon, FM Mirage tour Live 1982 react to Stevie perform the greatest Moment in Female rock ever💥💥😯

[@veronicalake2751]

1974 is when Lindsay Buckinham & Stevie Nicks Started With Fleetwood Mac. I was 4 going on 5. Fleetwood Mac was out years before Buckinham & Nicks started camping around.

[@TheNewRevolution]

Always loved this song. It's so simple(it's only a 2- chord progression). Just proves a great melody and catchy chorus can really carry a song.

[@amberjones9946]

I’ve been requesting this one for a while. Bummed I missed the live reaction. Fabulous song!

[@Kari_B61ex]

You really need to watch a 'live' performance of this. The looks Stevie and Lindsay were giving each other during their performance spoke more than the lyrics of the song.

[@billspivey6919]

Classic. Nice choice. My childhood. Mom was a singer and music was always playing. Music is so emotional. It's the same when I paint. Brings you into focus

[@lisawatkins8801]

I feel like this song is in my DNA. I got the Rumors album for my 12th birthday and listened to it endlessly. Us older folks remember getting a vinyl LP and playing it on the record player for hours in our bedrooms. Some albums came with liner notes and little snippets about the band. Fleetwood Mac is basically the soundtrack of my adolescence.

[@jamiemacdonald436]

After the RHCP reaction, this is a nice pallet cleanser. 🤣😀

[@markstearns8029]

Another way to explain her voice is she is like a young girl with an old soul!!!!

[@TheAes86]

This. Exactly this.

[@schwboll2941]

From watching you guys for awhile now, I have to say it seems that Lex is a daughter of the 1970's. Born out of time!

[@randybethune5854]

Lex you are so right on about her voice. I've been listening to Stevie for 40 years and that never occurred to me. Thanks for your analogy. Brad never let her get away.

[@pinkpearlsandbows0181]

"Dreams" is one of my favorite songs by Fleetwood Mac. I love your reaction videos!!!

[@uzi978]

I agree about how it SOUNDS... it's actually the mid to late 70s, but there's a certain warmth that comes through that you just don't get from today's music. It feels like a warm hug on a rainy day. Fleetwood Mac is one of the greatest bands ever, no cap.

[@aaronfisk7212]

12 seconds into the video, Lex is immediately vibing with the music. Fleetwood Mac brings out that free soul in us all.

[@dud3man6969]

I love how Brad just gets into it and Lex is just a pure music lover. She picks out a lot of stuff on the first listen that don't catch after 20 years This is my favorite reaction channel now. Keep it coming.

[@kimberlinibambini1988]

LOVE, LOVE Fleetwood Mac! Also Stevie’s solo career! Please react to Stevie’s songs “Has anyone ever written anything for you” and “Beauty and the Beast.” As well as FM “Gold dust woman.” Stevie performing is like watching an Angel on a cloud- So ethereal.. yet she can definitely deliver a stern massage with her eyes and facial expressions- She’s my spirit animal- 🧚‍♀️ ✨✨

[@OgreProgrammer]

Always at the crossroads of life. Perfectly expressed how I have always felt and cannot put in words. They are joyful sadness and hope-despair.

[@wendymarshall7571]

Thank you, thank you! This is my favorite song ever. I have seen Fleetwood Mac in concert 4 times.

[@bradbutcher6512]

Heartfelt, yeah. Music like this flows through me, and resonates.

[@tracyroberson72]

One of the best albums in history!!! Stevie is the Queen of Rock N Roll!!

[@TheStefan6969]

Always love the Fleetwood Mac and Stevie Nicks music!!!! 🤗❤✌🏼

[@hmichaelr1]

I hope you'll do some Fleetwood Mac songs with Christine McVie singing lead. She was their songwriter and a great singer in her own right. She also held the group together through all their relationship crises. Say You Love Me, Over My Head, and You Make Lovin' Fun were all huge hits for the group.

[@jonasturklbach2705]

Stevie has one of the greatest voices of all time. So beautiful

[@brobinson7978]

Loved the Mac sound in the 70's and 80's. Rumors is still an all-time classic album

[@vatti31]

Try and be in a bad mood listening to this song… it’s impossible lol I ❤️ this so much. I jam it at work when I’m stressed - it cleanses me of all negativity instantly The lyrics are on a whole another level. Thx for doing this classic jam!!!

[@luizde-rossi643]

Excellent choice! This whole album is flawless. You make loving fun is a must!

[@loristone9242]

Spot on the way Lex describes Stevie Nicks' voice. The old woman/young girl vibe. It's witchy. There is never any doubt when she is on the mic. Her voice is so distinctive.

[@vanjalavoie550]

These are some of the most beautiful lyrics ever. Sad and beautiful.

[@josephvanalstyne4049]

lex. you come up with a statement that all of us watching when we grew up hearing these bands never even thought of. amazing instincts into music and voice!

[@GeneralGouda]

This song came out in the 70s.. it was a major hit back then. The last time this song went high in the charts was 2020… let that sink in. A song that was released in the 70s still climbs the charts in modern times.

[@sean88gator]

You guys rock. You listen to everything, all kinds of tunes. Keep it up and keep up the smiles.

[@LynnThompsonAuthor]

This album was so huge when it came out in the mid-'70s. It was ubiquitous. Everybody who was "of age" at that time had it. You'd hear it played at every party you went to (with everybody singing along to every word of every song), and several songs from it got airplay on the radio. The album was about breakups; the couples in this band were breaking up and recombining. Lindsey Buckingham & Stevie Nicks had done an album (entitled "Buckingham/Nicks") that had been a little bit successful in an underground sort of way. Fleetwood Mac had already been successful for several years with other people, most notably Bob Welch (their music from his era is among my favorite FM music; "Bare Trees", "Mystery to Me" and "Heroes are Hard to Find" all being excellent albums). But when the two merged, this album was the result. And it was iconic.

[@jacqueline4514]

YES! Took my son to a Fleetwood Mac concert when he was around 13; he was bored. He’s 29 now, and it’s his go-to group when he’s relaxing or tinkering; the music appeals across the generations. Please react to “The Chain” if you haven’t already.

[@michaelnorgren1106]

This album is top 5 all-time! Every song is special!

[@brobinson7978]

Nailed it again Lex. Music doesn't sound like this today. Mac was in their own category, even in the 70's

[@joephillips61]

“Her voice sounds like a young girl and an old woman at the same time” _Lex Hauntingly like a gypsy.