FLEETWOOD MAC - Dreams | COUPLE REACTION Clip: FULL ALBUM - on Patreon NOW!

[@moonwoman]

17 year old me couldn't get enough of this record back in 1978. The original vinyl sits in my cabinet beside me. Love this whole album.

[@williamcalvert4106]

Same here. 17 in '78....my how time flies. Lol 1977 had some great music that year.

[@garymcallister4128]

Me too.

[@adrianolmedo3816]

Me too. Had that original album many years. From Argentina.

[@daftfish99]

I was 3 or 4 but have the original vinyl thanks to my parents but love it just as much!

[@Skunk-420]

The summer of 77 was all about this Album. Everyone had it!

[@michelle2202]

This album is perfection and I would also rank their self titled album of 1975 equally wonderful.

[@killianlpc]

One of the very best albums of the 70s. I remember buying this back in March 1978 and playing it to death. All killers and no fillers on this record. This track of course being a massive radio hit, and covered by many.

[@floorticket]

Beach house, evening, with a clearing summer storm. That's the mood I've always gotten. God I love the '70s.

[@xelamercedes]

Funny how cool and sexy I feel listening to this all these decades later. God, those were good times and this was the perfect soundtrack. I was hitchhiking America in the 70s and somebody gifted me a ticket to see them somewhere in CO.

[@jamesmilne8445]

Love Lindsay Buckingham’s tasteful guitar playing

[@garymcallister4128]

Sounds like a steamy, sultry seventy-seven summer night.

[@Shabenn]

The way Lindsey Buckingham used Christine McVie's voice on this album to accent songs is just magic. The arrangements, the nuance and perfection of this album is pretty much unmatched.

[@GaryNoone-jz3mq]

What are you on about? For one, Mick Fleetwood was the leader of the band and Buckingham was also singing backing vocals.

[@Shabenn]

@GaryNoone-jz3mq Well, since you missed it, I was referring to Christine's voice on the album. And since you don't seem to know, Lindsey was a major part of the arranging of the songs, recording, mixing and producing the whole album. As for Mick being leader of the band, that has nothing to do with my comment at all. Calm down

[@kelvinheron3425]

A flawless song, flawlessly sung, flawlessly played, flawlessly produced.

[@raiderfan346]

The vocals on this track are so smooth. This band really knows how to set a mood. Another winner Nick & Lex! ❤

[@mynameispaul0530]

You can't beat the original studio versions of all the Rumours tracks.

Every song on that record is a jewel.

[@leroyrs]

Wonderful song. I love Fleetwood Mac.

[@michaelatkinson8291]

Favourite album. Not a bad or even average song on it. And that photo of Stevie on the back.......my crush for life 🥰

[@jimled50jl49]

Hi Guys, I remember buy on vinyl the very 1st self titled Fleetwood Mac album featuring the new line up with Lindsey Buckingham & Stevie Nicks having loved this group prior to this change. It is a great album but the follow up "Rumours" has turned into a classic in Rock History. It is exceptionally brilliant. I also bought on vinyl in the 70's, the album "Buckingham and Nicks" before they joined Fleetwood Mac, and the tracks on there are wonderful ...Sooo good in fact, that Fleetwood Mac took a number of those tracks for the group and re-recorded them. They are a different mix but very recognisable as the very same songs. Well worth getting if you can. This track "Dreams" is a fantastic song with both melody and lyrics. Yea ..that bass through good speaks is awesome ! The next time I heard a bass line like that which made me go "Ooo", was when Dire Straits" did the track "Six Blade Knife" ...and that "Ooo" just oozed sensuality, along with Mark Knopfler's vocals making the track sizzle. Play in a car and your windows will steam up. Lol [ You think I'm kidding ? ...Nooo ! ] Fleetwood Mac live are well worth watching on dvd. They sound brilliant live. "Rhiannon" is amazing live ! Especially the early footage of Stevie Nicks dressed in black lace. She almost becomes possessed towards the end, singing more intensely, in a way not on the studio album. Byee Jim X

[@andrewmackinnon3378]

The best 2 chord song I know.

[@Shabenn]

@@andrewmackinnon3378 Two chords is all Stevie could muster.

[@scottanderson8420]

The only thing more beautiful than this song is Alexia’s smile and Nick’s beanie. Great reaction

[@RadioFreeAnarchy]

I just bought this album last month!!! 0:19 that Fkn bass line opener is and always will be spectacular I love the lyricism of this track. So many great lines. …when the rain washes you clean, you’ll know…

[@jorgeorlandogauto]

Que exquisito tema, hermoso!!

[@gerarddevine8651]

When the rain washes you clean…..you’ll know……

[@NicknLex]

One of my favorite lyrical lines since we reacted to this in January!! 💖

[@ChrisLegner-qp1yh]

Well worn as this one is, it simply never gets old. Truly special. The insistent rhythm section gives it an extra punch.

[@charliecochran3035]

I love how Nick's sounds like she has a plugged nose during parts of the verses, like when she says "still reserve the memory of what you had...". I always feel like imperfections of that sort are what separate great vocals from technically good vocals.

[@gerarddevine8651]

What you had……and what you lost…..

[@hansgunterfrei3448]

I love the voice from Stevie Nicks, thats why i'm hearing Fleetwood Mac. I love her Album "The Wild Heart", especially the song "Stand Back", it's my preferred song.

[@eileendobbs8009]

Such a great album. Probably in my top 10. You should do an album reaction. Its one of those rare albums you can listen to front to back, no skips. My personal favorite is Silver Springs.

[@NicknLex]

We did!! This is a clip from the full album reaction on Patreon!! 💖

[@1BobsYourUncle]

It says in the title full album reaction on Patreon…

[@anthonyblakely399]

A Masterpiece! Perfect!

[@hog7203]

This would be a good tune for y'all to learn and jam on. It's basically just F and G over and over on the bass. It's mostly timing and feel. Lex has that naturally. It's in the key of Am , so Nick can just play some cool lead fills with that scale, maybe use a volume pedal to get those swells, and rock away all night long 😄 Perfect song from a perfect album. The previous album "Fleetwood Mac" is also. I met Mick Fleetwood once, about twenty years ago. In a food court.He was standing in a long line with me waiting to order Chinese food. Super nice guy. We had a long conversation while waiting to order and pick up our food. I don't think anyone else recognized him. You could see their tour bus in the parking lot. They had just played an afternoon show in town.

[@angeloscarcroce726]

Hola!!! Bonito tema!!! Gracias!!! Saludos desde Temperley, BsAs.

[@ThomasAndersson-rl7ij]

I remember when it came out,Wow, don`t know how many times I`ve listen to this album and I will never get tired of it. It`s timeless. Now, you told me about the cranberry guy so I will tell you about Mohini Dey. If you haven`t heard of her listen to her piece "wave of stars". She is into fusion, jazz, funk, jazz and the rest thats under the sun.

[@tymj]

IMHO, this is the greatest two chord song ever!! F -> G

[@justinviney8474]

They were the truth!!!! The very definition of cool then and now. #FleetwoodMacForever Rest in peace Christine

[@garylewis9113]

Never did hear this particular full album reaction on Patreon...Headed there now! OK, now well into the full album reaction, and: This song/album was the soundtrack to my junior and senior year of college, played endlessly in dorms and student apartments along with Boston, Journey, Earth, Wind & Fire, Boz Scaggs, and of course The Dan's Aja (as for me the first Gabriel solo, Trick of the Tail, and Animals)...Fleetwood Mac played my little college the year this came out just before they hit so big they'd never play a dinky 2,500 student college again...As for Nick's observation of this being 50 year old music, and that when they were young 50 years ago meant the 40's...Realize what came IMMEDIATELY before the 1964-1978 era of Rock, that 50 years prior was 1914-1928 and it gives greater perspective on how revolutionary it felt at the time, because it truly was...

[@ciceroribeiro3248]

Uauuuuh, stevieeeee angel

[@JoeGemini73]

Yay! One of their best! Thank you 🙏 😊

[@tomo.864]

The Corrs do a pretty good cover of this, maybe worth a listen.

[@RabbiSteve1]

Outstanding reaction to this as part of your whole album dive. This alone makes me want to become a Patreon member. I just do so many, gotta be careful I don’t go over budget. But I love your reactions.

[@normandaubry]

This album is absolute perfection. I hVe close to 8,000 album, but this one is one of the very few I never grow tired of. And John McVie and Mick Fleetwood demonstrate perfectly that being a fabulous rhythym section isn’t about technique/firework. It’s about the feel and the flow. If I had just one album to produce that would be the bass/drum combo I would want.

[@Lightmane]

You guys should listen to the jazz version. On KZbin, the title is "Dreams - Fleetwood Mac X The Cooltrane Quartet (Jazz Cover)". Enjoy

[@ScottMorris7385]

First album I bought for myself... Still a favorite today

[@philowens7680]

Wonderful album.

[@user-jd5ls1ro9o]

What kind of “musicians” have never heard this?

[@richtensail]

huge album, vis song frm stevie was rereleased a cple yrs ago n charted again.

[@kevie1166]

Nick is this your first time hearing Lyndsey Buckingham on the guitar? My father had this album on our turntable is my childhood. Kevin11 approved

[@thornbird6768]

Listen to The Chain 👍👍👍👍

[@elchuky1942]

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[@MisterWondrous]

First we blamed radio for failing to find Fleetwood, then we blamed radio for killing them, by playing them to death. Made up for lost time I guess. Their early works are still underplayed though. Good to hear this anew after decades. Sunny side of heaven.

[@oCidadao]

O Trem Azul - Clube da Esquina 🇧🇷

Apparently all the members of that band were coked out making this record and Stevie said once she could barely remember even doing it.

[@xelamercedes]

Coke ruled in some circles in the 70s. That was my tribe. Listening to this track makes me feel that high all over again.

[@genecase9464]

And to think they only wanted Lyndsey! LOL!

[@betseyr.9081]

Stevie, best female rock singer/songwriter ever!

[@garymcallister4128]

She didn't just write songs about her ex, she made him sing and play on them too. Makes Taylor Swift look kinda wimpy in comparison. SHOTS FIRED! LOL!

[@betseyr.9081]

@@garymcallister4128 Taylor will never be in the same class as Stevie!

[@garymcallister4128]

@@betseyr.9081 Never ever ever ever...

[@daneng3641]

Of course there's the minor thing about Stevie having an amazing voice and Taylor Swift unable to carry a note.

[@garymcallister4128]

@@daneng3641 ...in a bucket.

[@Stacy55ish]

So pretty.

[@MikeInMD1961]

Not one dud on the entire album. Who can say that today?

[@daftfish99]

Where did Lex get her necklace? My wife would like something very similar for Christmas...

[@NicknLex]

Banana republic!!

[@jimmygrieves2909]

Possibly "Rumours" is the greatest LP ever recorded ?!

[@berntborjesson2042]

That's really nice music. This song, as well as "gypsy" made my wife and me almost cry first time hearing it. Nevertheless, suggest you try listening to their original blues rock band (later called "Peter Green's Fleetewod mac") Songs like "Albatross" "O'h weĺl" "Shake your money maker"... Songs that had a huge influence to the later heavy rock, prog rock etc.

[@berntborjesson2042]

Sorry, I just realised that you have already done this some months ago. I.e Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac; "Black Magic Woman/Albatross/Green Manalishi...etc" This is one of the bridges between Blues rock->Psych rock->Prog rock/Hard rock ....

[@dab_family9405]

Star Wars was '77, but I get the point. :)

[@ftlpope]

I like Stevie Nicks but as a Brit I find it very hard to understand the words here. I am afraid that albums like this and Dark Side of the Moon and Hotel California ensured that UK punk was inevitable. I think that Donald Fagen would have been very sarcastic about this track. Nothing like Steely Dan. Trouble is a lot of us still like the original blues Fleetwood Mac. Nice review.

[@allenhall8493]

HI FOLKS- CAN YOU NREACT TO THIS GREAT ARTIST- - RANDY TRAVIS SINGING "THE BOX"

[@baronofgreymatter14]

Seriously? Never heard this?

[@NicknLex]

Gotta watch the video to know the answer to that one ;)

[@RabbiSteve1]

@@NicknLex yes, but here’s a slight spoiler: They seriously *did* hear this before. The video and title tells the entire story.

[@feebeedoc78]

It’s so obvious that you had heard this song before.

[@NicknLex]

Especially because we said we had heard it at the beginning of the video!! 😱 How dare we try to fool you! Oh wait, we didn’t. 😜

[@Uatu-the-Watcher]

Lindsey Buckingham unfortunately doesn’t get the attention he deserves. Although, he doesn’t feed his fandom as much as he could.

[@ianwood-zi7fh]

P

[@kevinlakeman5043]

I love you two and your channel, but come on. This you've heard dozens if not hundreds of times. I don't even try to hear it and I still hear it.

[@NicknLex]

Gotta watch the video where we say we’ve heard this 😉