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[@knoxvol7512]

This album, Rumours, is ranked in the top ten sales all time, any genre. You could do any song on this album and be pleased. There's also a ton of drama / relationships intertwined in this band. Most of this album speaks of it

[@artsilva]

not to mention a lot of it played out during the recording of this album. The fact that Stevie and Lindsay, Christy and John were all battling their personal relations and Mick getting in the mix is just amazing that this album was even made... but then again, the content of the songs were effectively therapy and a way to release what was going on, which in turn resulted in one of the best albums ever recorded.

[@gordonbentley1476]

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[@reedbenton9903]

@Gordon Bentley instablaster ;)

[@gordonbentley1476]

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[@gordonbentley1476]

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[@julieford8788]

You’ve just touched the surface with Fleetwood Mac. Rumors is such an amazing album ... all their music is amazing. 🤘🏻🤘🏻💙

[@roadkill7314]

No criticism intended, but there was a lot of fabulous music in the the last 50 or 60 years. It's always been there; you've just never been exposed to it. It's not hard to find great songs like this. Those of us who grew up with this music probably take it a little for granted. It's fun to become reacquainted with it through your eyes. And you're helping keep this music alive for a new generation. I'm enjoying watching your musical journey!

[@w.geoffreyspaulding6588]

I would highly recommend “Go Your Own Way” as your next reaction. This entire album is great and one of the top selling albums of all time. EVERYONE had this album. Go Your Own Way has a similar vibe and feel to The Chain. By the way: One of the things that blows people away about this album is the quality of the production: off the charts quality.

[@danhelphrey6260]

I have owned copies of this album on cassette, LP, CD, and download.

[@demon_3x]

@@danhelphrey6260 same and I’ll buy em all again, Tusk as well

[@passqualecaiazza7728]

I still own my original vinyl albums of Fleetwood Mac. I never stopped playing these albums. Oh, still records are in great shape

[@leila7132]

"Rumours" is just one of those albums that you can listen to the entire thing and turn around and listen again. It was #1 for 5 years until "Thriller" came along. Another completely insane album is Boston's self titled debut. Pick a song, any song. You'll definitely dig "Foreplay/Longtime".

[@bangmon1000]

There are two women in this group. Christine McVie and Stevie Nicks. I was listing to a biography of Stevie Nicks and it talked about when Fleetwood Mac asked Lindsey Bunkingham to be in the group. Lindsey said that he would if his girlfriend could join, which was Stevie. They said okay reluctantly, because they already had a female singer but they wanted Lindsey and said yes. The rest is history. Stevie Nicks has solo hits also, and is the only woman to be inducted to the Rock and Roll Hall of Frame twice. Once with a group and the other as a solo artist. She is one of my favorite singers of all time.

[@TheMike_I]

also from Rumours...Dreams, Go Your Own Way, and Gold Dust Woman

[@missuelovesdisney1]

I have to say I love your style of reacting-not interrupting the flow of the song with a lot of pauses and then giving your opinion after, I know a lot of reactors don't do that but I think personally its the best way. I just discovered your channel and am subscribing for more! Oh and I also love this song, one of my favorite by Fleetwood Mac!

[@martinsmusic1724]

May I suggest - it sounds like you might be ready for some Crosby, Stills and Nash. I'd suggest 'Suite: Judy Blue Eyes' and 'Carry On'.

[@terriestevens2349]

okay...let me make up for the Toby Keith recommendation..try KANSAS "WAYWARD SON" OR "DUST IN THE WIND"

[@fordp69]

The name of the group comes from it's rhythm section: Mick Fleetwood (Drums) and John McVie (Bass), the remainder of the group (in this era): Stevie Nicks (Singer), Lindsey Buckingham (Guitar), and Christine McVie (nee Nice). The album (Rumours) is one of the best ever produced, every song is fire.

[@danhartman8582]

Check out Their Rihanna or Tusk . On Tusk you need to see the video with USC marching band .

[@davidhasegawa5477]

Yes! As a guy who was also in band(Bass section) you gotta do "tusk"

[@mcolford]

Two women, one guy, three songwriters, three different styles, and when they come together, it's magic. You have so much great songs to experience from them.

[@marniethedyslexic6445]

Loved your reaction. Looking for another song from Fleetwood Mac. I would start with Dreams.❤️😀👍✌️🌼

[@newgrl]

Fleetwood Mac's Rumors is an amazing album. It took 2 years and a GIANT pile of cocaine (seriously... they had their dealer on speed dial and he would deliver to the studio) to create the Rumors album. Fleetwood Mac at the time consisted of two sets of couples and Mick Fleetwood, one couple had recently divorced, the other couple were on again/off again and fought often and Mick had just discovered his wife at home had had an affair with his best friend. They then did some partner swapping that created even more hard feelings (I'm sure the cocaine was very helpful). The album is alternately full of scathing "f*ck off" songs and optimistic "love is great " songs. At times, the artists refused to be in the same room with each other and recorded their tracks separately. The story of the creation of Rumors is insane. You should look it up sometime. What came out of the incredible mess is one of the best albums ever made. You will generally find it in just about everyone that matters top ten best albums of all time. It's a frickin' masterpiece. There is not a single bad song on it.

[@davidbrooks187]

So true 👍👍

[@mztweety1374]

Damn I heard they went through some shit but wow! Its like if Sabbath, Bobby Womack, Sam Cooke,.The Gap Band, and Eric Clapton all had a band.

[@sierrahp]

Mick's autobiography is an amazing read.

[@jons.105]

I think Fleetwood Mac fans are really looking for (and hoping for) one reactor who will be brave enough to try something by them that isn't in the top 3 at Spotify. The hits are great, don't get me wrong, the hits are great, and we love them. But the gems are buried a little deeper.

[@jjsdad4952]

Throw a couple out there

[@jons.105]

@@jjsdad4952 He won't react to them, so it's a waste of breath. But here goes: Peacekeeper, Sisters of the Moon, I'm So Afraid, Angel, Brown Eyes, Bleed to Love Her, Silver Springs, No Questions Asked, Think About Me, The Ledge, Tusk, Storms, Love in Store, Can't Go Back, Empire State.

[@HollowGolem]

@@jons.105 Wow, throwing in "Peacekeeper" off of _Say You Will_ surprised me. I think that album's underrated, and it has some genuinely great tunes (I'd add "Murrow Rolling Over" and "Miranda" to the list of great songs on it). I also love "I'm So Afraid." That's about the hardest they ever rocked, and it's glorious, especially the live Rosebud and Boston versions. I also unashamedly love about half of the _Tango in the Night_ album, but most people dismiss it as 80's cheese.

[@jons.105]

@@HollowGolem I'm afraid to request a reaction to "Big Love" because the ones who do it use the Lindsey live version. Not quite Fleetwood Mac! But I love it, also Christine's "Isn't It Midnight" and Stevie's "When I See You Again" (one of her most overlooked ballads).

[@davidhasegawa5477]

I really hope he reads these comments. I liked them all. Great advice!

[@Cashcrop54]

Always been a huge fan of Fleetwood Mac. Some before Nicks & Buckingham joined the group. I became an even bigger fan after seeing the live. In my opinion they are a much better band live. I saw them twice live. I was so surprised the first time in Cleveland because they had a harder and louder sound than I ever expected. You expect a band to sound different live but the difference for me, and others around me, was big! When Stevie lets loose live on Rhiannon it’s a totally different thing. Love them live!! Thanks for reacting to them!

[@randallflagg6862]

yeah, _Stevie Nicks_ (the prominent female vocal, backing the lead) often played tambourines

[@kylebakke594]

May I suggest another blind side? Boston. The band is actually just one guy who played all the instruments on the debut album in the home studio he built in his basement, and asked a friend to do vocals. The band was created when they had to start touring. Read about them on the internet and then listen to their song “Foreplay/Longtime”. You will be amazed.

[@darrenmiller6927]

There is a live 1982 version of them performing the chain live that's really emotionally charged, beautiful, and fun. Fleetwood Mac has a ton of good music. They have 3 singer songwriters so they go a lot of different places at times. Great band.

[@Wesker1984]

Actually 2 girls (Stevie Nicks and Christine MacVie) and a guy (Lindsay Buckingham, the main guitarist) lol.

[@ninline2000]

I have to say, if you don't listen to the live concert performance of this group's songs, you're missing HALF the song. For 99% of the artists and bands out there I prefer the studio version. Not with this band. You're missing so much I can't even explain it. I bought the Rumours album when it came out, every song on it is great.

[@Cavie1974]

You should check out the live version. Stevie Nicks and Lindsay Buckingham were breaking up at the time of this song and the looks going between the two of them speak volumes.

[@TheFadingMan]

Please review You Make Loving Fun by Fleetwood Mac.

[@helmutvogel901]

Hey man, want to get really blindsided by an old fart like me? Check out Deep Purple song called Child in Time (Studio version, or, as people call it today, for some reason, the audio version.) from the album In Rock. And if you pay as close attention as you did in THIS video reaction, you will see why I think the music of my generation was the best. I was born in 1960 and had the great good fortune of having an older brother that turned me on to music at a young age. I have been to over 30 concerts, and never paid more than $20 CDN (Pink Floyd 2x, Jethro Tull 2x, Yes 2x, etc.) Pink Floyd is my all time favourite group, but we'll get to them later.... Little music history : Deep Purple, Black Sabbath and Led Zeppelin are all considered pretty much the proto-metal bands, in other words the ones that inspired metal bands to form. Another interesting note : Ian Gillian played the role of Jesus on the rock opera album Jesus Christ Superstar. And the song Child in Time will give you a pretty good idea of why.

[@davidbrannen2243]

Lindsey Buckingham is one of the very few top guitarists who are finger pickers! You can hear his unique sound..

[@murphymurf6581]

Freaking great song

[@lynnhoffman247]

Great album - every song is excellent. Hope you do more! 🔥🎶🔥

[@apostle6100]

Lindsey Buckingham is a beast on guitar...

[@Golddust427]

Requesting Rhiannon. I would definitely go with the live one first on this one. You will not be disappointed❗️

[@mikimike]

This L.P was the greatest selling L.P of all time only to be replaced by Michael Jackson "Thriller"

[@anthonyblakely399]

So...I want to thank you personally and ALL the other reactors for your hard tireless work on keeping great music "ALIVE" especially from the past like the 60's 70's and 80's inspite of the blocks of KZbin you guys are influencing young folks every where in different countries.....it is AMAZING!!! I am deeply humble and in total gratitude!!! CCR's Chronicles: The 20 Greatest Hits is No.18 on the Billboard Top 200 Album Charts and climbing this week. Legend: The Best of Bob Marley is No 19 on the Billboard Top 200 Album Charts and climbing this week. Rumours by Fleetwood Mac dropped to No. 23 last week, jumped back to No.12 on the Billboard Top 200 Albums this week. Queen: The Greatest Hits is No.8 on the Billboard Top 200 Albums this week. It is youguys keeping music alive......not a fluke!!! And I have no doubt that Yes's Fragile will probably be on the Billboard Top 200 Albums Chart soon. lol....Thanks. :)

[@sneauxman3673]

Welcome to the 70's

[@billymaloy7025]

STEVIE NICKS EDGE OF SEVENTEEN

[@smith9808]

The live version to this is incredible and emotionally intense. Lindsay (guitarist) & Stevie (lead singer) were married and they recorded this & performed after they divorced. Never break the chain refers to not breaking up the band and continuing on. Ironic though as it did. Lindsey is practically banned from performing with them now. Do the Zeppelins - song remains the same / rain song live 1973. It’s incredible bro!!

[@grantdumas4076]

Stevie and Lindsey never married.

[@newgrl]

It was Christine and John McVie that had just divorced after 8 years of marriage. Stevie and Lindsay were the volatile couple that couldn't quit fighting with each other. And Fleetwood had just found out his wife was having an affair with his best friend. They were a freaking mess.

[@sharont8229]

Great reaction. I love seeing your smile when it hits you 😍

[@TheReelgrrl]

L0L 5:05 John McVie got you! 🔥

[@eggboundanddown9851]

Oh yes! Can't beat the Mac 👌 An outstanding song from a 🔥 album. This is some people's favourite line up of the band, I personally can't wait til you hear the original line ups stuff. Either way you can't really go wrong 👍 Enjoy the Mac ride brother.

[@robertgarzino9179]

How about, Blood, Sweat and Tears. You Made Me So Very Happy, would be a good start. Great vocals and brass.

[@davidbrooks187]

Rumours is a Masterpiece of all time ✌️

[@freckled100]

I love to watch your reactions to songs that I have loved since before you were a twinkle in your dad's eye.

[@VIDSTORAGE]

That album made it back in the TOP 100 again after 42 years... TUSK // MONDAY MORNING // SARA // SENTIMENTAL LADY// HYPNOTIZED

[@MrDiddyDee]

It's in the band name, Mick Fleetwood (Drums) John McVie (Bass) such a brilliant rhythm section, they are the two members of Fleetwood Mac who are still there all the way through from the first incarnation of the band in 1967. Mick and John are so solid together, a subtle powerhouse, never flash but such a perfect tight foundation for the five decades of an everchanging line-up of frontmen and women.

[@annukkas]

Rumours is a great album, but I must be a weird one, because Tango in the Night hits me a bit harder. 😅 Little Lies, Tango in the Night, Isn't It Midnight, Caroline, Big Love....

[@paulk9985]

Fleetwood Mac's eponymous album from 1975 is outstanding, as well. I'm amazed that two distinctly separate groups could begin working together in January, 1975 and produce such a gem within just a few months. It sounded like they had been working together for many years. I actually think it has more songs that could have been hits than those on Rumours. Stevie and Lindsey were almost totally broke in January, 1975. By the end of summer, 1975 they were (combined) a millionaire. And the rest is history.

[@charliecochran3035]

Great reaction. You gained a subscriber. Just promise you'll do lots of these guys.

[@deannacrownover3]

This is possibly their best overall album. Try Gold Dust Woman!

[@williamcabell142]

Great group...signature tune of their’s! 😎👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@Muck006]

If only you knew about THE STORY of the song ... in addition to "analysing the song/music". Scratching the surface ...

[@willlowes6574]

That’s great music!!! They are beyond talented. Her vocals with the bass guitar is genius.

[@lindehughes1773]

One of their best. I love 💘 them

[@glennburch1081]

You would appreciate these FWM hits even more if you new the real-life storyline within the players who make up FWM......... through all of the off-again, on-again personal relationships can only be described as like living insde of a hurricane. That is what made FWM so very special and so very good. The music and lyrics were so believable because it was real life. Many bands would have disbanded over this level of turmoil, but all the players in FWM found a way to put the music ahead of their personal feelings (That is PRECISELY what this song is about). The story of FWM is an amazing read, I would recommend "Fleetwood Mac The Complete Illustrated History" by Ritchie Unterberger (2016). Great reaction, thanks.

[@pauls.4860]

Queen- Somebody to love Live from Montreal 1981. Its a vocal and instrumental masterpiece. You will thank me later...

[@evelynne2846]

This is my favorite Fleetwood Mac song but wish it was longer. The guitarist, Lindsey Buckingham, is a guitar god. Thanks for reacting. Stevie Nicks and Lindsey on vocals. Stevie plays tambourine.

[@j.r.p.5850]

In late 1974, while Fleetwood was scouting studios in Los Angeles, he was introduced to American folk-rock duo Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks......Fleetwood Mac became wht we know and love today by just adding these two people. Although Fleetwood Mac scored a UK number one with "Albatross", and had other hits such as the singles "Oh Well" and "Man of the World". . . it was Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks that brought a new and dynamic sound with their vocals and Lindsey's finger picks and strums were awesome!

[@Muck006]

The live performance from 1982 is better ... because Mick "really goes to town" at the end ... and for a bit longer (I think), which improves the song.

[@marcinmcula99]

I think you're gonna enjoy Jethro Tull. Aqualung and Locomotive breath are 2 I would recommend at first

[@robertwalker1803]

This album “ Rumours” that this song was off of is one of the top 10 ever…my opinion….it was written with so much emotion because the group had two marriages breaking up and you can sense the emotion in every song.” Still hear you saying you would never break the chain”… haunting. Great respectful reaction by you as usual….

[@j.r.p.5850]

Try "Witchy Woman" by Eagles . . . not live version! Came out in 1976 with a band that was more country than roc"Witchy Woman" by Eagles, but still sounded much more than just country. Glenn Fry and Don Henley were both backing Linda Ronstadtfor a time . . . and it is how Don and Glenn met!

[@adamdodgshon638]

One of the greatest albums ever made. So much so that it totally overshadows the follow up, Tusk. The title track from that album is a bona fide classic. A marching band tune to beat all marching band tunes. You should check it out. But every track off this album is a killer. For another group with impeccable harmonies, try Crowded House. Songs like Private Universe, Weather With You. Funnily enough, their lead singer, Neil Finn, recently toured as the lead vocalist with...Fleetwood Mac! Great reaction :-)

[@joerenaud8292]

Some day you might want to check out the band called, The Cars, and some of their banker hits include, "Moving In Stereo", "Best Friends girlfriend" etc...

[@lindadevlin4838]

Appreciate your appreciation for the layers, instruments and harmonies....yaahh

[@kellyjohns6612]

Had a rough day. Put this video on. And Lindsay breaks into the chorus ("and if you don't love me now...") -- your smile made my day, man. *best rock video reactor EVER

[@triciadevine1831]

Listen and watch the live performance of Big Love. Lindsey Buckingham is a guitar virtuoso...you will be amazed at his talent.

[@ianbrooke6342]

Yes it was a man and a woman, Stevie Nicks and Lyndsey Buckingham. Stevie was their main vocalist but she often picked up a tambourine so that's probably what you picked up.

[@barbarachieppo8290]

❤❤❤❤Stevie Nicks and the man you hear is Lindsay Buckingham

[@cameronboulware1927]

You should do a reaction to Seals & Crofts Hummingbird omg you will not be disappointed it is a beautiful song with the harmony and vocals please do a reaction to Seals & Crofts Hummingbird album version omg !!!!😱

[@maryanngarrimone1153]

Mt favorite album......they were awesome and still are!!!!

[@keymack2477]

Great reaction! I am really enjoying seeing this music "for the first time" through your eyes! Keep up the great work!! BTW my car arrived in the mail this week, thank you!!!

[@peppernagre3126]

Man if you like bass.... check out One World by Dire Straits

[@darrenmiller6927]

Love the Mac, you took me back to junior high when that album came out. Great band, super talented people.

[@windnchgo]

This recording is actually elements of different song elements, ideas and jams by different band members and put together in the studio by the band. This is a perfect example of what can happen when a band constructs a song in the studio, It can go horribly wrong but as in this case it can produce G.O.L.D.

[@joydunn2109]

Great Reaction!! You must, you must do "Go your own way" You will Love it!!

[@Dialetheist]

I think you give some of the most detailed and specific reactions. Like it very much!

[@MichaelFoster1969]

I am sorely tempted to do White Guy Reacts videos. Wouldn't know where to start but this is totally ramming it home how there's a massive racial divide on music because I can't begin to get my head round how you've never heard these massive songs before and I bet the reverse would be true.

[@trudieristich795]

Is there any way that you could do Aerosmith seasons of weather it is true I hate to be like an oldie but really the music is better when I listen to now and I like how they said disco is dead because you hear most of the pop songs half of them are or could be disco so that's interesting

[@AyngeMackay]

try Eric Hutchinson - The Basement

[@doplinger1]

They have lots of good music, but this is their best album and best track from the album, so you pretty much started at the top.

[@dipaknadkarni62]

Read the story behind the song and you will be amazed.

[@BarryGGould]

you like harmonies? listen to little lies. the harmonies are fantastic on that one. yes also from Fleetwood mac but its not on the rumors album

[@guitarman8462]

Listen to Fleetwood Mac the blues years 🤙🎸

[@VerchielxKanda]

I knew you were in for a treat when you said you've never heard of them before. XD Thank you for reacting to my fave Fleetwood Mac song! The history behind this group is incredible. Many people often said the band members were like watching a soap opera. XD

[@williamcabell142]

Check out John Mellencamp!

[@julieford8788]

Imagine being 14 when this album came out. I was and it’s just as awesome today as it was then. 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻💙💓💓💜

[@brianorzel1873]

John McVie is a great bass player.

[@davidbrannen2243]

Mick Fleetwood on drums

[@22Catch22]

Gold Dust Woman is the gem on this album.

[@keithwilson5928]

PLAY SOME HUMBLE PIE (30 DAYS IN THE HOLE)

[@assass1n843]

Keep this shit up good videos man🔥

[@willlowes6574]

Excellent choice!!!!'

[@orbahumphrey8329]

THIS IS A RARE song for them. It showcases every member of the group. Catherine McVie (usually piano) and Stevie Nicks (the only woman to be inducted into the ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME twice) sing as a duet. Mac Fleetwood, on drums and the bassist (i think that his name is McVie also), is the backbone of the song. Lindsey Buckingham on the guitar provides all of the artistic flourishes.

[@colleenross8752]

Christine McVie, not Catherine

[@christinerobinson548]

Us old folks is just so damn cool!

[@rubbersole79]

Epic album.

[@jameslaforce8436]

lovya

[@TheGathumpus]

Try listening to Postmodern Jukebox start with Haley Reinharts cover of Creep or Morgan James cover of Dream on. Or both of them and Ariana Savalas in a cover of All About That Bass

[@GenXDaddyO]

My older sister bought this album when it debuted and played it almost daily. Greatness. Every single song.

[@ameliacharles2284]

One of the greatest albums of all time. Even more remarkable when you know about the issues within the band when they recorded it

[@philging]

Good reaction - try listening to some early Fleetwood Mac when Peter Green was in the band and they had a very different sound.

[@jackiepalencia3223]

Please listen to Gary Moore - Still Got the Blues please please.

[@jackiepalencia3223]

Anita Baker - No One In The World.

[@jackiepalencia3223]

Taylor Dane- I will Always Love you, Tell it to My Heart. & Love will Lead You Back.

[@perijetton9275]

This whole album is awesome!

[@jenniferkimmons7366]

Can you do Whitney Houston & George Michael duet "If I told you that" It's so good...2 superstars!