What philosophy is that? I don't care for the album, and apparently, quite a few people here(and the record buying public in general) agree(d) with my assessment. :blob1:

Wth?!
 

That's also what I was thinking. It's a beautiful song. Who couldn't like it?

I'm sure people think the same thing when it comes to our disdain for Sister Honey, Homer. :wavey:

Indeedly.....

Yeah, but Sister Honey SUCKS!
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Gypsy, Hold Me, and Thrown Down are the ones that come to mind for me. I thought that Tango in the Night and Isn't it Midnight were also well-produced (however, I know that "thefaceofaprettygirl" has garnered a lot of laughs, that is my fave Chris song) ;)

Nevertheless, I like it. :laugh: I refer you to "Bun".

Have Hollandaise Sauce, will travel! :eek:

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Don't state the obvious, I hate that. :p

While I do hate that song to pieces, I will admit that the chorus is ridiculously catchy.

[QUOTE=The Tower]Jeezus..... what a Chiffonhead!

;) :laugh:
:laugh: :laugh: I knew somebody was gonna say it. While SH isn't one of my favs there is usually something Stevie will do with her voice or with phrasing that will redeem a song for me. I like Soul Drifter if I am in the right mood for it, but it is just too, I don't know, fanciful. It is the queen of fairy farts :nod: :lol:

You mean the same public who buys Britney ? And I wasn't referring to that album in particular. Anyway, to say that quite a few people here agree with your assessment is accidental, not really an argumentation. Just kidding. ;)

Romy

Best produced:

Gypsy-even Lindsey thinks so=:-)

TITN

Storms-esp the version that's on the Tusk reissue bonus disc.

Lightning strikes...
 

:) It's definately Gypsy. It's not only one of my all time favorite songs, but it's so crisp and done to complete perfection. It comes on the radio or in a store, and people who aren't even close to being Fleetwood Mac fans take notice. Stevie's voice is so.. I don't know how to explain it, but all I have to hear is "So I'm back..." and I fall in love all over again. Haha. Ok, done with my little rant. :D

Soul Drifter reminds me of a theme song from a 1980's sitcom. Especially when the guitar solo comes in, I can imagine the cast credits coming up over freeze frames of the characters, like they always did in that cheezy 80's tv style. I never thought about Soul Drifter as embarassing UNTIL I thought of it like that :rolleyes: Great song, love it, but now I can't think of it any other way, lol. :shrug:

That's TOTALLY random, but just wanted to share.

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Little Lies is a close second.