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Buckingham/Nicks live January 1975
This is a really good concert. If the date is correct, it would have been recorded after joining Fleetwood Mac. Its funny that they open with Lola which sort of became the Chain which also opened so many of their shows. They perform Monday Morning, Blue Letter, I Don't Want To Know as well as their Buck/Nicks songs. A really good Crystal too. Excellent quality.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V2yV3nS0hVo
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Love Races are Run! despite intonation dips and doosies...
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That Buckingham Nicks Rhiannon always reminds me of how important Fleetwood Mac was to making some of these songs work. Mr. Fleetwood and the McVie’s really bring it all together in comparison to this.
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This is good, but it's not amazing like FM.
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They were a good act. But their sole album is wildly overrated (exception: Frozen Love) and despite claims for originality they did sound familiar, even occasionally derivative. It was the mix of their attributes with Christine's voice, and that powerhouse rhythm section that made all of them. |
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