I think that Go Your Own Way is very much the Beast of this album. And as for it standing the test of time, well I don't know. Being the old soul that I am I'm not especially au fais with contemporary music. But to me personally it's as relevant as ever. Quite a few of the songs from the album, if I'd never heard them before, I would believe they were alot younger than the album's 33 years. It's no coincidence that Fleetwood Mac get as much airtime as ever, appear on pretty much every show I watch lately (The Chain mostly although Don't Stop, Tusk and Go Your Own Way were present too) and they're constantly attracting a younger audience.
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