
08-30-2013, 07:56 PM
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Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: DC
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Originally Posted by CADreaming
I really love SYW. It is the 2nd FM album I bought (Rumours was first). It holds a warm place in my heart because I listened to it as an unbiased, new fan. I didn't know all of the things I know now about their history, the demos, the ifs ands and whys of the reunion. I had no real clue about the DR doc, just a snippet of the "fight" I had seen in a preview. So, my initial response to the album is what I always come back to and I'm glad I have it to hang onto. I felt it was a genius offering from Lindsey & Stevie that showcased their musical maturity in a relative & fresh way. I loved the way the album flowed and only felt ambivalent about a couple of tracks: Come and Silver Girl. But, I never expect to hear an album full of "singles", usually I listen for an album that is solid in concept and flow. And, this album did not disappoint in either. There are still very strong statements in this project and I feel it proved that Fleetwood Mac was still viable as a band and that Stevie & Lindsey together are a pop rock force unparalleled.
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loved reading this! this actually might be my favorite post that i read from you, ever. very interesting and fresh. shows how different a view can be when one goes into listening to SYW without any preconceived opinions.
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