Teen Reacts To Fleetwood Mac - Gold Dust Woman!!!

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[@markhodge7]

Fleetwood Mac were truly masters of mood.

[@tommyb123]

They were all in the middle of breaking up during the recording of this album and the fact they could even keep it together long enough to finish it says a lot to their dedication as musicians. There’s a documentary of the making of the Rumors album that you should watch that talks about their cocaine use and how their relationships were crumbling.

[@snakeinthegrass7443]

Stevie's voice is so haunting in this song ❤❤🔥🔥

[@ColKurtzknew]

That live Silver Spring performance is absolutely stunning !!

[@jeffk.9075]

It feels crazy to say this, but Mick Fleetwood does not get enough recognition for the outstanding drumming he brings to Fleetwood Mac. His name should easily be listed with the greatests.

[@thomasdempsey721]

I think the Muppet "Animal" is based on Mick Fleetwood. There is no higher honour!!!

[@mikelbrett1]

Not only a brilliant drummer but can you imagine keeping a band together, and producing an album like this, being in the middle of two couples breaking up? I have always thought Mick did not get the credit due to him, I think he was satisfied sitting in the background and being the heart of the magic.

[@79BlackRose]

@@mikelbrett1 He was breaking up with his wife as well, so it was a team effort.

[@paulqueripel3493]

​@@thomasdempsey721 I thought Animal was based on Keith Moon.

[@blemelin]

And John McVie on bass!!! The two of them together are one of the best rhythm duos in all of music. They consistently played at a high level, brilliantly and melodically handling what three different songwriters brought to the table.

[@mattfry3851]

Also you’ll enjoy watching anything from their 1997 reunion concert “The Dance”. Really showcases their skill and stage presence.

[@craigmarkowski7156]

The album they did right before Rumors was their 1st album with Lindsey and Stevie joining the band , That is a fantastic album ! And then you can't go wrong with "Tango in the night" ... It just has a different sound because it's 10 years later ! You can't go wrong with Fleetwood Mac ✨️

[@thomasdempsey721]

Despite the absence of Christine McVie, I thought "Say You Will" was also excellent. There are so many gems in their vast discography and solo work. Even the album "Time" has one.

[@craigmarkowski7156]

@@thomasdempsey721 ... I bought that cd the 2nd it came out ! I don't think it did well commercially ?? But I love it !!

[@thomasdempsey721]

@@craigmarkowski7156 "Red Rover". "Say Goodbye", "Thrown Down", "Everybody Finds Out", "Bleed To Love Her", "Steal Your Heart Away"----great tracks. The commercialism of the product in the music business these days is touring---and a Fleetwood Mac tour is always a BFD! $$$$$

[@fredzegelien9101]

Fleeetwood Mac (1975), sometimes known as the white album, was the one just before Rumours. Has some great tunes as well. Should be your next listen. You'll love it.

[@TheMike_I]

The self titled 1975 Fleetwood Mac album is a classic, and it’s their second best album 👍

[@johnfoster5295]

I agree. If Rumours didn't blow up so big, the self titled would be considered their best. It's almost like those 2 could have been a double album, they are very similar.

[@RobertSmith-iw2kb]

Great song 😅kid..

[@Retroearthling]

@@johnfoster5295 Tusk is my second favorite

[@johnfoster5295]

@@Retroearthling I like Tusk too. I don't see why it gets all the crap it does.

[@gloriagaddy]

If I'm not mistaken, Lindsey said he used a dobro guitar on "Gold Dust Woman" in a documentary about the making of the album. Perfect choice, in my opinion.

[@195511SM]

'The Dance'.......their live concert film is maybe 20 years old.....but they played a bit of everything from what I remember. I think this is the only version of 'Silver Springs' I've heard. I thought is was a new tune, but apparently Stevie wrote it long ago.

[@salty_commuter819]

Coming from a Gen X-guy, I really like how you as a millienial/Gen Z or whatever, are reacting to this kind music. Thank you from the bottom of my heart!!

[@terrykemp1876]

Top notch finish to a top notch album.

[@josephjetkiewicz7348]

Self reflection produces some of the most deep lyrics ever written. Stevie proves that with her take on her own cocaine addiction. Deep, sad, and a warning to all who consider that path in their life! She will make you cry!

[@terrykemp1876]

Yes, Silver Springs is an absolute must. And Tango, or the Fleetwood Mac album.

[@jerseycapt]

Great reaction, Silas! But as someone said on another reaction comment, you should check out Stevie Nicks' song "Silver Springs", which appears on the remaster of this album and was from these recording sessions. There's a great story behind the song! Listen to the studio version first...

[@79BlackRose]

Silver Springs was a B-side and included as a bonus song when Rumours was remastered. Tango in the Night is a good album. I think you will like it. It was the last one with the same line-up as Rumours.

[@ursgeiser6570]

I've been listening to FM live in the car for years and the studio albums Mirage and Tango again in the last 2 weeks. Lindsey is a sound tinkerer and perfectionist. While in the 70's this sounds like different guitars, in the 80's this sounds partly like the usual ring tones, too commercial for me and it doesn't have the same musical magic. Both are good albums and I certainly wouldn't want to miss a few songs.👍

[@mattfry3851]

I think you should react to Tango In The Night next. Late 80s Sheen for sure but some great songs and superb production from Lindsey.

[@markhenry8669]

TOP 5 ALBUM OF ALL TIME

[@thomasdempsey721]

Good god....do a "double" of Silver Springs. The original, so it fits into the Rumours sound....and the Live 'recent' 90's version. Both are epic, and deserving!!

[@mattbailey9396]

Thanks for picking a super album! 👍👍🔥

[@craigmarkowski7156]

Yes we are wanting you to do the live version off of "The Dance" album !! Big Love is on the same album and you will definitely want to hear that as well !! It'll blow your socks off !!

[@mgrich0007]

Rhiannon live, from Midnight Special mid 70’s. Must watch.

[@erinwalz-vd1tp]

Omg the instruments in this..😮😮😮 AND OML HER VOICE

[@jons.105]

Lindsey told Stevie they couldn't include "Silver Springs" because it was too long and forced her into giving up "I Don't Want to Know" as a replacement, and Stevie was PISSED!

[@bobtedeman5975]

yes, Silver Springs live .... it's a MUST .... goosebumpy

[@79BlackRose]

Great song musically. Awesome vocals. Basically a drug song with gold dust representing cocaine.

[@Grumpy_Rabbit]

"Silver Springs" is a phenomenal song. DO IT!

[@stevedahlberg8680]

What a fun album. And also, that was a slide guitar that you were hearing, possibly a dobro. I could have listened to that last section go on for another four minutes, that's how much I really sink into it. I just thought of something the other day. This is in terms of incredible debut albums. Boston is recognized as such, Led Zeppelin to some degree, and another one absolutely for sure is the very first self-titled Van Halen album from 1978. Everything on it is absolute fire and stuff that we all heard on the radio back then and that album got played in its entirety over and over in so many situations. Something to consider anyway. I have a feeling you would love it.

[@jaygee228]

I'm 61 yrs young, this album was a must-have when it came out. Every song is brilliant.

[@happymethehappyone8300]

There Was NOTHING Like This MUST HEAR Classic When Released & It Would Become Heavily Requested On The Radio,, Billy Thorpe "Children Of The Sun"

[@bluecollarlit]

Your facial expressions. I first heard this song as a freshman at Boston University, in my dorm room. I thought, That is a very good song. Ty for this video.

[@nancyjarrett4526]

I just stumbled across this reaction while listening again to the great Rumours album. For those of us who were around and appreciated this classic when it was first released, your reaction was exactly what we all felt about the song when we first heard it; cool, eerie and masterful!!

[@Lionize728]

The studio version of "Silver Springs" is fine but if you watch the live version you catch all the drama. This was a one off reunion show put on by MTV for the 20th anniversary of "Rumours." Lindsey had been out of the band 10 years following an altercation with Stevie. The band rarely played "Silver Springs" and hadn't since '77. So the performance gets a bit intense.

[@happymethehappyone8300]

Speaking Of A MUST HEAR Masterpiece,, Legendary & Iconic Album From Beginning To End,, Robin Trower "Bridge Of Sighs"...TRUST ME On This One Silas!!!

[@reality1958]

Since you like this album you would definitely like “Fleetwood Mac” self titled. It’s the album just before this one. Stylistically it’s just like Rumors. You will love it

[@SK-lk3iu]

Glad you liked Golddust Woman! This song and The Chain are prob my 2 all-time favorites by them. Have a great vacation!

[@k_salter]

Nice finish! You should check out their album before this one, "Fleetwood Mac." For me, I could play the whole thing thru and not want to skip any song, just like the "Rumors" album.

[@margiemcpeak9304]

"Gold Dust Woman" is one of my fave Mac cuts‼🔥 Stevie Nicks' voice is so incredibly beautiful‼I've saved your reaction to "The Chain" for last because I'll check it out several times‼☮ ❤ 🎶

[@amydameron3928]

You can see why this was the only album (cassette) the whole family agreed on during roadtrips.

[@ProvincetownNews]

You should look at the live version of Rhiannon from the midnight special. It's from the first album Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham were on in Fleetwoodmac. You should check out the Tusk Album and the Mirage Album as well. Stevie Nicks is the queen of rock. One of the greatest singer songwriters of all time. Still rocking the stage at 75. She was a huge influence on music and still continues to be. You should also view her solo career the Album Bella Donna and the live version of Edge Of Seventeen from the white winged Dove tour 1981. You will see why she is the queen of rock and double inductee and first female to be inducted twice into the rock and roll hall of fame.

[@francesthompson593]

Hi Silas, I think you would like Pete Greene’s Fleetwood Mac, very bluesy! The original version of Black Magic Woman, Oh Well and Green Manalishi. Or the album that immediately preceded this one. The self titled Fleetwood Mac Album which has such classics as Rhiannon on it!

[@jzander2966]

I saw them in concert for their Tango in the Night album, but they had a couple of albums before this one that are worth listening to as well...........'Tusk' and 'Mirage.'

[@PassionGrows]

The Fleetwood Mac whit album from 1975 is a great album…..Tango In The Night also.

[@russwalker3119]

this album and Bare Trees were just phenomenal in the late 70's

[@mikefetterman6782]

Linsey most likely used his Ovation acoustic for the recording of this. The style of chords resemble some Spanish guitar songs going from a minor to major key, back and forth throughout most of the song. A little reverb and it all sounds dreamy.

[@KJ-4321]

Hi…yes… please please please do the live version of Silver Springs!!!! The “Official live video!” I think from 1977. It has 13 million views. Not only is it a beautiful song, but they were sooo good live. Watch Stevie and Lindsey closely!

[@ursgeiser6570]

I would later take FM's popular song Rhianon from the 1980 live album where Stevie totally gets into 8' long version; my fav Sara, maybe not for everyone, bur such a great story. Silver Springs is live on the live album The Dance 1997. A must for you as a guitar fan: I'm Afraid (on both live albums) or Not That Fun (only on 1980), then you would see Lindsey in full swing; it would be a shame to miss him as a guitarist✌

[@stevebuckland2053]

That one is good but, the 1976 live TV video from The Midnight Special is insane and, it shows them just before they became megastars!

[@ursgeiser6570]

@@stevebuckland2053 Great suggestion that I've only recently discovered. Of course, as a Central European, I didn't notice it. Have fun with all kind of good music

[@stevebuckland2053]

@@ursgeiser6570 Yes it is fun to discover some rare stuff of their's...If you can find it, there is a 1976 film on their concert at Santa Barbra, California - Called Rosebud, outdoors. This is really early after the 5 of them got together, 'I'm So Afraid' is great on that one, I remember...enjoy!

[@ursgeiser6570]

@@stevebuckland2053 Many thanks, fantastic sound (almost 50 years ago) and brilliant guitar solos. I'll watch the whole concert and compare this live song version with the live 1980 I always listen to because it's about 3' longer, which doesn't necessarily mean that I like it more. The blues generation (Lindsey only joined in 1975) simply has a more versatile guitar playing and vocally different way of expression than many later artists, less monophonic, which I appreciate very much. All the best to you!

[@ursgeiser6570]

@@stevebuckland2053 Sorry I have to report back. Midnight Special 1976 is awesome in many ways, especially the Rhiannon version with the guitar solo, I'm also a fan of World Turning. I didn't know Why from the 1973 album Mystery. Fantastic too I'm so Afraid/Rosebud, just don't know if the found video of Rhiannon UCSB 05-02-1976 is from the same concert, after dark? If you only listen to FM studio albums, where they mainly produced short radio songs, you only get to know one side of the band. A completely different musical dimension full of passion opens up live and of course now the videos.

[@johnfoster5295]

If you liked this, the preceding album Fleetwood Mac from 1975 is a good place to go next. It has a similar sound to this and has some of their biggest hits on it, along with this one. Tango In The Night is more 80s pop, and while good, I'm sure you will like the 1975 album better. Those 2 could have been paired into a double album.

[@garylarue3899]

Great album closer. Glad you did reactions to the whole lp. You need to hear some Stevie Nicks solo stuff. Check out the live version of her Edge of Seventeen when she performed it in Chicago. It's on YT.

[@thomasdempsey721]

I like the 'coked-up' Red Rocks version from the mid-80's!! So well directed---and the 'speaking in tongues' bit!!

[@bobdelp2023]

GREAT WAY TO DO A TRIBUTE 😊 TO ( CHRISTIE MCVIE ) THAT WAS HER SONG SILAS ( SONGBIRD ) DONE AT THE END OF THE SHOW, JUST BEAUTIFULLLLLL ( NO PUN ) 😊

[@happymethehappyone8300]

A Really Cool Classic From Ealier In Their Career That Speaks Of Weird Occurrences/Extra Terrestrials/Natural Oddities/Etc.,, Fleetwood Mac "Hypnotized"..TRUST ME!!,!

[@steviefreak69]

This is one of Stevie’s signature live songs along with Silver Springs you should check this out as well. This is an almost 70 year old Stevie rocking the 💩 out of this live: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gV67fqF-htqal6M

[@keanlange12]

Try listening to Tusk with the USC marching band. I think you'll enjoy it

[@bashab3098]

Back in the day albums were structured very deliberately in terms of their running order , and were written as an album rather than a collection of songs .

[@markghughes]

Probably the closest in overall feel and quality to this album would be their self titled album, Fleetwood Mac, which came out directly before this one. Tusk, which came out directly after this one, is quite good, but it's also a lot, and can be a bit hit or miss at times. Tango in the Night is very good, but also quite different from this one as it also very pop and very 80's, and that can be a turn off for some people. Anything earlier and you're dealing with very different lineups of the group, that might as well be completely different bands, even though Mick Fleetwood was a constant presence throughout. Stevie Nicks' first solo album, Bella Donna, might also be another good one to try out.

[@xlerb_again_to_music7908]

Had to buy Tusk LP when it came out then played it like 3, 4 times but just could not get on with it. So different to Rumours!

[@alberthart1891]

There second best album is probably the first with Lindsay and Nickie, the white album. To see how much influence Buckingham and Nicks had on the band listen to an album called Buckingham Nicks before they joined Fleetwood Mac.

[@jonathonblake3189]

I would love to see your reaction to Stevie’s solo album “Bella Donna”. Just as memorable and packed with hits!

[@blanewilliams5960]

Their self titled album that came out before Rumors is the only other "album" worth doing IMO. It's the first with Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks and it's very good. Thanks Silas!

[@pkleo73]

this and Dreams are my favs from this band

[@keymack2477]

Nicely done on this classic album, Silas! Your next two album reactions should be Queen I by Queen and Crime of the Century by Supertramp! Keep up the great work, and don't forget you need to learn Songbird on the piano!!

[@marisolmanzano2041]

This song sung and written by Stevie Nicks is about her rock and roll lifestyle specially her cocaine addiction.

[@isadona59]

No se cual de las dos voces femeninas me gusta más. Adoro a Steve y a Cristine. Ellas se querían mucho, nada de celos. Verdaderas amigas. Extraño un grupo de rock suave con días voces principales femeninas. La voz de Lindsay es muy especial también. El bajo, siempre tan presente y tan audible. Grupo fantástico

[@begging4music]

✔

[@Hippychic723]

Silver Springs is the best off of the The Dance album ❤❤❤❤

[@gbdewbery]

There were about ten albums before this and there were more than a few after, speaking of after, Tusk came next, a double album! Hold on to your hat when listening to that.

[@deannajones3849]

Love this one!

[@deltabadhand]

Man, start with the studio version of Silver Spring. It was released as a b-side in the 70s, then the live in the 90s. The live version from the Dance is great particularly the video watching Stevie Glare at the guy she wrote it about, but the studio version is haunting.

[@GaryNoone-jz3mq]

The Fleetwood Mac(self titled) album is the first on your list. But it is not their first album, only the first one with this line-up.

[@paulsharkey6673]

One of the best albums. At least top 5 , if not top 3.

[@bluecollarlit]

Also, there's a whole video about the making of the Rumours album. Have you done Fleetwood Mac the white album, 1975

[@GaryNoone-jz3mq]

The best!

[@greekadmirer2204]

Hey Silas how are you keeping .. The album is a classic from start to finish . Regarding this particular song , on KZbin check out the Warren Haynes Grace Potter cover ….❤❤All the best young man 👌

[@brendonm9601]

Should just review The Dance concert, a few of these songs are definitely better live than the original Tango In The Night is awesome

[@paulsharkey6673]

I gotta have more cowbell, babies.

[@michaelatkinson8291]

This song is about drugs. Some of the strange sound effects in the outro were, in Lindsey's words, done under duress. No denying it's a classic though - Stevie sounds superb.

[@Montyliciuos69]

Back in Black Album,AC/DC👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🤟🤟🤟🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@otisdylan9532]

There's no way that Tango in the Night would be the next FM album I'd listen to. I'd go with the self-titled album from 1975 next. After that, either Tusk or an album from before Buckingham and Nicks joined them, with Then Play On most likely the best of their early albums.

[@79BlackRose]

Tusk was terrible.

[@fewwiggle]

The album previous to Rumours is just titled "Fleetwood Mac" (1975) and it has several top-notch songs, so it's worth an Album listen. But, nothing compares to Rumours for hit after hit. . . . . "Tango in the Night" doesn't hold a candle to those albums

[@decidingdifferent272]

Silver Springs!! but it's the STUDIO VERSION that you should listen to! the live version does not compare...

[@tomevans8477]

Check out tusk not like rumors but there's some really good stuff beautiful child is a great song

[@79BlackRose]

Tusk is a very poor sequel to this.

[@bluecollarlit]

Suggestion: On KZbin RARE: Stevie Nicks Bob Welch gold dust woman 1981live

[@zombie100379]

"hole" did a good version too

[@moneymaker7272]

❤❤❤

[@robertsimmons6200]

Hi try The Stone Roses next there first album is very good.

[@Retroearthling]

it's a dobro

[@blemelin]

Look up what a dobro guitar is.

[@goawayplzthnx]

Heyyyyy so wtf? Your react video says NOTHING about this song.

[@lsp3]

You need to do the live version of Rhiannon from the Midnight Special. Here's the link. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aJOcc6Oro9iJo9E