Favorite Fleetwood Mac song? Why? :)

Who could pick just one favorite Fleetwood Mac song?! Here are a few that my library helpers love:

Silver Springs / Silver Springs (Live at Warner Brothers Studios)
Feminine rage: always in style
Heart wrenchingly beautiful
lyric intensity, ensemble performance, production
Peak feminine rage
THAT live performance in 1997

Landslide
Amazing voice of Christine McVie
It reminds me of my mom 🙂
Sometimes you want to cry.
STEVIE. NICKS. That’s all.

The Chain
atmospheric! slightly spooky! SO catchy!
Breakups in a nutshell
I love the guitar and the beat!

Dreams
Calming to listen to
Stevie at her best.

Go Your Own Way
danceable tune hiding difficult feelings
Power vocals with epic backstory!

Gold Dust Woman
Love the witchy vibe
You hit bottom; now what?

Rhiannon
A beautiful, enchanting, whimsigoth classic!
Very smooth and pleasing to listen to

Second Hand News
catchy & fun: “baow-baow-baow”
LB’s braggadocio and self-effacing lyrics, but SN wins in the end!

Tusk
Fleetweird Mac
The USC Trojan Marching Band

Don’t Stop
encouraging living

Gypsy
Immediately made me smile!

Hypnotized
Hypnotic dream-state of a tune

I Don’t Want To Know
cheerful guitar, sad angry lyrics

Need Your Love So Bad
Orchestral blues is hilarious.

Oh Daddy
great sample by Beanie Sigel

Oh Well
It’s an early deep cut.

Sisters of the Moon
Underrated and great guitar line!

Songbird
Simple, poetic, beautiful vocals

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