1. Don't listen to the radio. So in stores, I don't know but I feeeel like "Dreams" is the one I hear the most.

2. I listen to "Go Your Own Way" the most. Gypsy went through a period of being a close second.

1. It's usually always the hits: Rhiannon, Don't Stop, Gypsy, Little Lies, Say You Love Me, GDW, etc.

2. No Questions Asked, Running Through The Garden, Save Me, Sisters Of The Moon, & I Know I'm Not Wrong are just a few of my top ones.

1.Sara, Rhiannon, GYOW etc
2.According to iTunes - Skies the Limit.
According to iPod - Tusk.
According to Vinyl (Which is the one that counts; it's the one I use most) - You'll Never Make Me Cry

Ditto!1)I was in a pub4supper the other nite&theDJplayed the original album cut&it was PRECIOUS-half the bar was quietly kinda singing along!WORD!!!:)2)Always seem2go back2where it all began4me wit this one...

1) Dreams
2) This varies greatly. Lately, it's been Illume. :thumbsup:

Hmm...

1)... Probably Go Your Own Way, Dreams, or Don't Stop.

2)... Definitely The Chain (Rumours, or The Dance)

1) Go Your Own Way, Dreams, You Make Lovin Fun

2) Varies. Right now, it's Sara.

1. I've heard, in my entire life (well, at least since I know who they are), only two Mac songs on the radio (memorable moments!). It was "Big Love", the studio version, and "Stand Back", live in Boston, both heard in Serbia.

2. Dreams. But lately, I've listened to Honey Hi, Blue Letter and Paper Doll A LOT.

1. I hear 'The Chain' probably more than anything else.

2. I don't think there's any song I listen to most.

You hear that on the radio? It wasn't even released as a single! I'm very surprised, I must say...
1. I have no idea, actually. It depends on the station a little bit. Selected singles from the Rumours era are played with roughly equal frequency on the few stations I listen to ("Rhiannon", "SYLM", "GYOW", "Dreams", "DS", "YMLF", "Tusk", "Sara", "HM", "Gypsy", "BL", "SW", "LL", "Everywhere"), while the other singles released in that period I haven't heard on the radio at all. (And for anyone who says FM isn't an easy listening band, 1377 3MP, the home of easy music, plays "Don't Stop"! :laugh:) I've only heard "Albatross" once on each station though, one of those times being when Gold 104.3 played only part of it in the background during an interview with Mick Fleetwood two days before the Sutton Grange Winery concert! Next to no rotation for that classic! :distress:
2. I don't have an iPod. Arguably it'd be "Brown Eyes", inasmuch as a few months ago I'd occasionally put Tusk on and listen to just that song after a hard day's work with Dad (Landscape Gardening, during which it'd usually be playing in the back of my mind for hours on end to keep me somewhat sane! :laugh:), before returning to help out with my young siblings. Otherwise I listen to their albums or my FM compilations, so no songs are played more prominently than others.

That's a travesty! FM is played regularly enough on the stations I listen to that I'm satisfied with the promotion they get. What do you listen to that they don't get played?

1. YMLF, Everywhere, Little Lies, GOYW, Dreams.
2. Sara

Are you implying that I'm lying?!
Where do you live ? I swear that I've never heard any Mac song on the radio here ! I SWEAR ! :D

I'm not implying that you're lying - I'm implying that the radio station you listen to is inherently evil for not playing Fleetwood Mac! :laugh:
I live in Melbourne, Australia. The stations I listen to are Gold 104.3 FM, 1377 AM 3MP (which is apparently going to be replaced on Sunday! :distress: :distress: :distress:), and Magic 1278 AM. Gold and 3MP have a high rotation rate for the Mac, as mentioned above. Is it that you listen to a new music station or something? Because Gold's a 60s-80s station (almost exclusively), 3MP's mostly 60s-80s (or 50s-70s on Saturday nights) but with some 90s music and Michael Buble, Norah Jones, Dido... and Magic's "The best songs of all time", i.e. mostly 50s-70s, but occasionally with the likes of Susan Boyle.

:lol: you're right! Well, actually, I listen to a radio which plays oldies only. There are things like 70's Disco, a lot of early rock n' roll, and some pop/rock tunes, so logically, they should play some Fleetwood Mac songs...but they don't. And the other radios are just bad.
I know, though, that RTL (which is a popular radio in France) played a lot of Mac/Stevie songs, on its Midnight Show, around the 17th October, but I missed it, and heard about all of this a few weeks later.
This makes me want even more to promote the band here (don't worry, all of my friends have listened to at least 1 FM song :D). eh, France is not Australia :(