Break Down of Bare Trees
 

We somehow skipped this one. But no problem we'll do it now

AMAZING: Homeward Bound, Bare Trees, Spare Me a Little of Your Love

Great: Sunny Side of Heaven, Sentimental Lady, Dust

REALLY Good: Child of Mine and The Ghost

Good: Danny's Chant

HMMMM: Thoughts on a Grey Day

Really Good: Dust, Sentimental Lady, Sunny Side of Heaven, Spare Me A Little, Bare Trees, Homeward Bound

Not Bad: Danny's Chant

I Can Handle It: The Ghost, Child of Mine, Thoughts on a Grey Day


-Curt

Great: Sunny Side of Heaven, Spare Me A Little, Homeward Bound, Child of Mine

Pretty Darn Good: Danny's Chant, Sentimental Lady, Bare Trees, The Ghost

So-So: Dust, Thoughts on a Grey Day

-Lis

This shouldn't be that hard...
 

A gift from the Gods: Spare Me A Little Of Your Love, Homeward Bound, Dust, Sentimental Lady

Really good songs: Sunny Side Of Heaven, Child Of Mine, The Ghost, Bare Trees

Good songs: Danny's Chant

I don't get it: Thoughts On A Grey Day

I'd forgotten how much I adored this album actually. :D :thumbsup:

One of my faves!
 

Amazing: Sentimental Lady, Spare Me A Little Of Your Love, Dust
Great: Homeward Bound, Sunny Side Of Heaven
Good: Child Of Mine, Bare Trees
OK: The Ghost, Thoughts On A Grey Day
Bad: Danny's Chant

Simply The Best: Spare Me A Little Of Your Love, Dust

Great: Sunny Side Of Heaven, Bare Trees, Sentimental Lady

Good: The Ghost, Danny's Chant

Ok: Child Of Mine, Thoughts On A Grey Day

Below Average: Homeward Bound

AMAZING: Homeward Bound, Bare Trees, Sentimental Lady, Child of Mine

Great: Sunny Side of Heaven, Dust, Spare Me a Little of Your Love

REALLY Good: Ghost

Good: Danny's Chant, Thoughts on a Grey Day

:blob2: = Child Of Mine, Sunny Side Of Heaven, Dust, Sentimental Lady, Spare Me A Little Of Your Love

:thumbsup: = Homeward Bound, The Ghost, Danny's Chant, Bare Trees

:shocked: = Thoughts On A Grey Day

The Best~~Bare Trees, Spare Me A Little, Danny's Chant, Sunny Side Of Heaven,



Fair~~~ Homeward Bound, Sentimental Lady, Dust, Child Of Mine




Not My Cup Of Tea~~ Thoughts On A Grey Day, The Ghost

Awesome: Spare Me A Little, Sentimental Lady, Sunny Side Of Heaven, Dust
Good: Bare Trees, Danny's Chant, The Ghost, Homeward Bound, Child Of Mine
Could Live Without: Thoughts On A Gray Day

Awesome: Spare Me A Little, Sunny Side Of Heaven, Dust, Danny's Chant
Great: Bare Trees, The Ghost, Sentimental Lady
Good: Homeward Bound, Child Of Mine
Strange: Thoughts On A Grey Day

Shamus

Very Good - Sunny Side Of Heaven, Homeward Bound, Sentimental Lady, Dust, Spare Me A Little, Homeward Bound, The Ghost

Good - Bare Trees, Child Of Mine

Not a favorite: Danny's Chant, Thoughts on a Grey Day

Overall a great album!

David Bowling continues his Fleetwood Mac series with a review of Bare Trees:

Blog Critics.Org, 10-29-2010
http://blogcritics.org/music/article...ac-bare-trees/

Bare Trees built upon the sound and style established by Future Games as it continued to steer the group away from their blues roots toward a rock/pop sound.

The Fleetwood Mac line-up would remain guitarist Danny Kirwan, keyboardist Christine McVie, guitarist Bob Welch, bassist John McVie, and drummer Mick Fleetwood. This would be Kirwan’s last album with the band as he would be fired halfway through their tour to support the release, for missing shows.

Kirwan would go out in style as he wrote five of the eleven tracks, and they remain his most consistent group of songs. His ability to create moods with his impeccable guitar virtuosity was some of the best in rock history. “Sunny Side Of Heaven” has a sublime beauty to it. It is an instrumental that allows the listener to form his or her own lyrical images in their minds.

The title track arrived with images intact and matches well with the sparse album cover. “Dust” is a somewhat somber tune that straddles the line between folk and rock. “Danny’s Chant” proves why Kirwan was recognized as one of the leading guitarists of the day. “Child Of Mine,” at just over five minutes, gives him room to improvise.

Future Games would be Kirwan’s true swan song. He would release four solo albums between 1975-1979 but his worsening mental health would finally force him out of the music industry. He has not released any new material in 30 years.

Bob Welch would contribute two songs. “The Ghost” features nice interaction between himself and bassist John McVie. “Sentimental Lady” would be resurrected as a Top Ten solo hit in 1977 with background vocals by Christine McVie and Lindsey Buckingham. I have always liked this early less pop version better.

Christine McVie also contributes two tracks. “Homeward Bound” features her fine keyboard work as she rocks out a little. The songs points ahead to Fleetwood Mac’s and her pop future. “Spare Me A Little Of Your Love” is a gentle song about the last minutes of love.

Bare Trees remains an underrated album by Fleetwood Mac. As the old poem says, two roads were diverging in the woods and their decision to take the road less traveled, at least for them, would make a difference in the lives of Mick Fleetwood, John McVie, and Christine McVie that they could not have begun to imagine during 1972.


Read more: http://blogcritics.org/music/article...#ixzz13ttuWGjc

What does "the last minutes of love" mean in relation to Spare Me a Little?

That song, quite frankly, is about wanting some and getting some.