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Street_Dreamer
03-27-2018, 03:13 PM
For me, it's Little Lies. If that song never existed, the following wouldn't have happened.
I wouldn't be a Fleetwood Mac fan which means...
I wouldn't be a fan of Lindsey, Billy, Christine, Bekka, Bob Welch and Stevie (to some extent).
I wouldn't be a fan of John Stewart.
In terms of the number of artists I liked because of Little Lies, it's not a whole lot. What it means for me is the vast catalog of music that I own and have listened to over the past 15+ years. 60-65% of the CDs I own can be attributed to the artists I mentioned. Without those songs and artists, my life would be vastly different and who knows what my taste in music would be. So basically who I am today is directly linked to Little Lies.
Macfan4life
03-27-2018, 04:42 PM
For me, it's Little Lies. If that song never existed, the following wouldn't have happened.
I wouldn't be a Fleetwood Mac fan which means...
I wouldn't be a fan of Lindsey, Billy, Christine, Bekka, Bob Welch and Stevie (to some extent).
I wouldn't be a fan of John Stewart.
In terms of the number of artists I liked because of Little Lies, it's not a whole lot. What it means for me is the vast catalog of music that I own and have listened to over the past 15+ years. 60-65% of the CDs I own can be attributed to the artists I mentioned. Without those songs and artists, my life would be vastly different and who knows what my taste in music would be. So basically who I am today is directly linked to Little Lies.
Very cool
What is the connection from Little Lies and John Stewart? I remember buying the "Gold" 45 record because of Stevie.
If we are talking the Mac, there is no song that did it for me. I actually became a fan as Mirage was leaving the charts. So I had lots of back tracking to do and had half a decade for any Mac new music (although the solo careers kept me busy for awhile). It was not a song but the chemistry and vibe of the band that made me a fan. But if I had to pick it would be "The Chain" live that did it for me.
Jondalar
03-31-2018, 05:45 PM
Kung Fu Fighting- first record I owned.
Street_Dreamer
04-02-2018, 01:47 PM
Very cool
What is the connection from Little Lies and John Stewart? I remember buying the "Gold" 45 record because of Stevie.
If we are talking the Mac, there is no song that did it for me. I actually became a fan as Mirage was leaving the charts. So I had lots of back tracking to do and had half a decade for any Mac new music (although the solo careers kept me busy for awhile). It was not a song but the chemistry and vibe of the band that made me a fan. But if I had to pick it would be "The Chain" live that did it for me.
I got into John because of Gold being on the Enchanted box set and Lindsey's production work on Bombs Away Dream Babies.
iamnotafraid
04-03-2018, 06:11 PM
Kung Fu Fighting- first record I owned.
I like that record. It was even used in the
documentary film This Is Elvis.
Speaking of Elvis, the first record I purchased
was Elvis' Burning Love. Probably still my
favorite song of his.
David
05-29-2018, 04:29 PM
Come and Get Your Love, Redbone
Yesterdays, Jerome Kern
I Love You Goodbye, Thomas Dolby
It Only Takes a Minute, Tavares
Summertime, Gershwin
Sugar Mouse
05-29-2018, 05:05 PM
Too many songs to list here ... but among Fleetwood Mac songs ...
Sisters of The Moon
Dust
The Chain
Beautiful Child
Big Love
Landslide
Hypnotized
Man of The World
Storms
You Make Loving Fun
Why
sasja
05-29-2018, 05:54 PM
Paul Simon -- Under African Skies
Townes van Zandt -- If I needed you
Morten Lauridsen --- Dirait-On
TrueFaith77
05-30-2018, 12:15 PM
"Go West" by the Pet Shop Boys
lovethemac1
05-30-2018, 04:31 PM
We Run - by Strange Advance
blackcat
06-02-2018, 02:23 PM
Many songs - but this one in particular:
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Touched By An Angel
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