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Originally Posted by SteveMacD
At the time, you would've been in the minority.
I just don't get how fans of a line-up that came together seven years after the band formed could blast an album as not really being Fleetwood Mac when it still had the three core members it had had since 1970. They often use sales to justify that view, as if Buckingham and Nicks were setting the world on fire with their solo albums.
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An album that you just stated that they didn't even bother to tour to support
And having been around in the early 1980s I have to say that Bella Donna did make a bigger impact in sales and airplay here in the U.S. than either Tusk before it or Mirage after it.Not saying that it was the best album of the 3 .Tusk gets my vote for that.