I hope you agree!Īll and each track is tagged with its label or picture sleeve. I believe this collection does a great job of showing enough detail while keeping it interesting and listenable. And the first A-sides for the '75 self-titled LP were McVie, not Nicks or Buckingham - they weren't taking any chances! Finally, the final couple volumes deserve a spin - the material is surprisingly good. The set is eye-opening in other ways, such as how good and diverse the post-Green/pre-Buckingham period was. If anyone can help with those tracks, I'd really be grateful! In fact, tracks that are posted with ** at the end of the title are ones that the actual 45 mixes could not be found and I included LP or video versions that were as close as I could get. I can update the collection quickly and easily. If so, please help me by pointing it out and, even better, supply me with the missing track. There are quite a few rarities and not being a Mac expert, there might be an omission or two. I believe following this method was fair and was the only reason I included some of these Bob Welch and Danny Kirwin sides. Stoned!) and I included a few others if I thought were needed to listenability and balance.
All UK and US singles are included in their original mixes/edits (note: including original mono mixes for the Peter Green era singles - thank you Prof. Solo singles get an A-side only, unless super-rare and/or super-good. Instances where FM was the backing back for another artist, I mostly included both sides too. So it works like this - all FM singles are represented with both sides of all of their 45s. This compilation took a tremendous amount of time and energy and I'm not only relieved to have it finally finished and posted but also delighted how good it turned out! IMHO, this is the only collection that tells the complete tale of every member (except for later, recruited-for-tour members - they are not represented unless they collaborated with original members) in the context that it actually happened in. Stevie Nicks to FM 2018: Either Lindsey goes or I go. Lindsey Buckingham to FM 1974: We're a package deal. Posting this now to wish Lindsey Buckingham a quick recovery of his heart and vocal cords.
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