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Originally Posted by terrivac
I was a senior in high school in 1977 and I remember me and both of my good friends had copies of the album. All three of us would just sit there all day and listen to it and talk about LB. We all wore out our albums and had to go to Woolworths in Cleveland to get another copy. I wore that one out too. I am on my 3rd album (which I still have). I even still have the 8 track. We waited for the next album and got it the first day it was out. We didn't play Tusk as much we still enjoyed it. The only thing I regret is not seeing them live in the 70's.
Terri
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I remember Rumours being huge when I graduated high school. College women loved Lindsey when he was hairy. I don't remember as many people being wowed by Stevie until after she went solo. She was being singled out in the press but a lot of people thought Stevie was Lindsey and vice versa because of the names sounding like they belonged to the opposite sex. FM was still popular with the college crowd when Tusk was released. We all went out and bought the single when it came out way before the album. Our college band did Tusk at football games in 79 and 80. I don't remember punk being as popular in colleges as it was with my younger siblings in high school. Rumours was all over the radio though. It almost was oversaturated except it was better than hearing the Bee Gees or the Village People every other minute. Rumours was in everyone's record collection regardless of age. Everyone over 16 had the album and the 8 track for the car.
