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Titles include "Remember Me", "Night Watch", "Caught In The Rain", "The Derelict", "Road Runner", "Bright Fire", and "Dissatisfied". LP, Vinyl record album

Overblown for its time, and almost crushed under its own weight – but a record that's lasted surprisingly well over the years! Titles include "Sara", "Tusk", "Walk A Thin Line", "That's Enough For Me", "Brown Eyes", "Save Me A Place", and "What Makes You Think You're The One". LP, Vinyl record album

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The album that brought the excellent, but heretofore underappreciated duo of Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks into the band – and pretty much changed the fabric of 70s rock! Older fans of the Peter Green and Bob Welch Brit blues eras of Fleetwood Mac may have been in for a shock initially, but this really is one of the best unpretentious pop rock albums of the 70s – they didn't get as hugely popular as they did by luck – the songs, energy and chemistry are really perfect. We may even love this one more than Rumours, especially the deeper cuts that haven't been overplayed over the years. Includes "Monday Morning", "Blue Letter, "Rhiannon", "Say You Love Me", "Warm Ways", "Over My Head", "I'm So Afraid" and more. LP, Vinyl record album

One of the most classic albums of the 70s – a never-ending hit that's continued to inspire generations! Back in the early years of punk, we were thinking that Rumours was a record that would pass by quickly – but it turns out to have a fair bit more staying power than Never Mind The Bollocks – and continues to get new interest and new appreciation as the years go on! And, after decades, we're finally on board with the greatness of the record, and everything the group was going through, and put into the songs within – a classic lineup that includes "Dreams", "Don't Stop", "Never Going Back Again", "Go Your Own Way", "The Chain", "You Make Loving Fun", "Oh Daddy", and "Gold Dust Woman". LP, Vinyl record album

Really incredible work from the early version of Fleetwood Mac – a set that has them moving past the straighter blues of their roots, but not yet in the smooth territory of later 70s fame – music that's awash in the mindblowing guitar work of Peter Green! The pacing and song structure is great – very fresh, and another example of the way that the group and their contemporaries used blues rock as this surprisingly strong springboard to quickly move into new and inventive territory of their own! LP, Vinyl record album

All the great early blues albums from Fleetwood Mac – including Blues Jam in Chicago, Fleetwood Mac, Mr Wonderful, The Pious Bird Of Good Omen, and The Original Fleetwood Mac – with lots of bonus tracks too! CD

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Titles include "Stop Messin Round", "Something Inside Of Me", "Albatross", and "Love That Burns". LP, Vinyl record album

The album that brought the excellent, but heretofore underappreciated duo of Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks into the band – and pretty much changed the fabric of 70s rock! Older fans of the Peter Green and Bob Welch Brit blues eras of Fleetwood Mac may have been in for a shock initially, but this really is one of the best unpretentious pop rock albums of the 70s – they didn't get as hugely popular as they did by luck – the songs, energy and chemistry are really perfect. We may even love this one more than Rumours, especially the deeper cuts that haven't been overplayed over the years. Includes "Monday Morning", "Blue Letter, "Rhiannon", "Say You Love Me", "Warm Ways", "Over My Head", "I'm So Afraid" and more. LP, Vinyl record album

The album that brought the excellent, but heretofore underappreciated duo of Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks into the band – and pretty much changed the fabric of 70s rock! Older fans of the Peter Green and Bob Welch Brit blues eras of Fleetwood Mac may have been in for a shock initially, but this really is one of the best unpretentious pop rock albums of the 70s – they didn't get as hugely popular as they did by luck – the songs, energy and chemistry are really perfect. We may even love this one more than Rumours, especially the deeper cuts that haven't been overplayed over the years. Includes "Monday Morning", "Blue Letter, "Rhiannon", "Say You Love Me", "Warm Ways", "Over My Head", "I'm So Afraid" and more. CD reissue adds 4 single edits and the previously unissued "Jam #2". CD

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An album that will really blow your mind if you only know Christine McVie from her famous work in Fleetwood Mac – as the set's a debut solo effort, at a time when McVie was recording under the name of Christine Perfect as a singer in the UK blues band Chicken Shack! As with early Fleetwood Mac, there's a definite blues influence going on here – maybe no surprise, as the set was done by Mike Vernon for his Blue Horizon label – yet even at the start, McVie's got an approach that's very different than some of the more slavish blues-inspired singers on the scene – much more soulful overall, and already with plenty of hints at the superstardom to come! Titles include "I'm On My Way", "Close To Me", "When You Say", "I'm Too Far Gone", "No Road Is The Right Road", "For You", and "I Want You". LP, Vinyl record album

The pre-Fleetwood Mac LP that Lindsay Buckingham & Stevie Nicks recorded. Ten tracks, including "Don't Let Me Down Again", "Crying In The Night", "Lola (My Love)", "Races Are Run", "Frozen Love", and an early version of "Crystal". LP, Vinyl record album

With selections by Gordon Lightfoot, Grateful Dead, Jesse Colin Young, Van Morrison, Dion, T-Rex, Jimi Hendrix Experience, Tony Joe White, Faces, Jethro Tull, and Fleetwood Mac. LP, Vinyl record album

Steve Nicks is on the cover for a piece that looks at the legacy of Fleetwood Mac, her solo career, her addiction & recovery and lots more from her legendary career! Other main features include a farewell to Steve Albini and pieces on Leadbelly, Nathaniel Rateliff, Tom Waits, The Chameleons and War – plus the usual wealth of news and reviews! This issue's free CD is Second Hand News – The Songs Of Stevie Nicks & Fleetwood Mac – with tracks by Stevie, Dennis Brown, The Decemberists, The Melvins, Primal Scream, Caitlin Rose, The Autumn Defense and others. Magazine

A very cool look at the music of Brian Wilson and The Beach Boys, and one that's very different than other collections of this type on the market – as the package doesn't just include other groups who were recording at the same time as the Beach Boys, and instead has a whole host of cuts from later years – showing just how strong the influence of Brian Wilson has remained over the decades! If you dig 60s LA sounds, you'll still find plenty here – but they're mixed with recordings of Brian Wilson songs from later years, and much farther afield – a really interesting collection of cuts that's supported by very detailed notes on each of the artists and recordings! Titles include "A Day In The Life Of A Tree" by The Fiction Aisle, "Hawaii" by Bruce & Terry, "It's OK" by Celebration, "Heroes & Villains" by The Rubinoos, "Do It Again" by Wall Of Voodoo, "Love & Mercy" by Libera, "Farmer's Daughter" by Fleetwood Mack, "Warmth Of The Sun" by Matthew Sweet & Susanna Hoffs, "I Wanna Pick You Up" by Darian Sahanaja, "Vegetables" by Jan & Dean, "Wake The World" by Epicycle, "Please Let Me Wonder" by King's Singers, "Little Pad" by Louis Philippe, "Lonely Sea" by Steve Almaas & Ali Smith, "Darlin" by The Persuasions, "Hang On To Your Ego" by Frank Black, "Let's Put Our Hearts Together" by The Pearlfishers, and "Sail On Sailor" by KGB. CD