Not sure what to make of this musical history of S&L

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G7sKfqhPlFA

Has anyone been watching? In the 'future' interviews, they've styled the Christine character (Suki Waterhouse) exactly like her promo shots for her 1984 album - bleached hair, wearing a tie!

Y'all know I'm a huge Mac fan - and I'm addicted to this damn series! I came to the Ledge just to see if y'all were talking about it.

The songs are very Buckingham-Nicks lite but I'm here for it. One song gives me shades of "Frozen Love" and another is basically an "If You Ever Did Believe" rip off.

I'm often a cynical bitch, but for some reason Daisy Jones has captured my imagination. The world is tough lately, it's comforting to disappear in an alternate pretend rock and roll universe. Elvis's granddaughter is pretty bad ass.

Sure, many moments are eye-lollingly Fleetwood Mac - but that's what I love about it.

It's interesting - there's multiple interviews that say much of the book/album/show were inspired by the "Silver Springs" video from 'The Dance' - isn't it interesting one of the most popular Mac moments for the younger generation is from a reunion show in the 90s. I remember the chills I got the first time I saw 'The Dance' - glad its securing it's place in pop culture history and inspiring new works today.

I’ve just watched the last episode…. I enjoyed the whole series.

I tried to disregard that it was loosely based on Fmac.
And I liked it for what it was..a exciting tale about a band.
I loved the two lead actors, they looked good and could sing too.

Series 2 on the cards, starts at the inaurgural concert….betcha.
Ps Elvis granddaughter has the most amazing legs, and the English male lead is slightly gorgeous..