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Old 02-08-2009, 03:44 PM
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Originally Posted by David View Post
Yes. The British critics were particularly harsh on & uninterested in Fleetwood Mac in the late '70s. The British teenagers, too, weren't as keen about RUMOURS as we American teens were.
Really? Or sarcasm? I wasn't around at the time but all the stories I've heard from my parents say that you couldn't go to a party here without being sure that Rumours would be played and that it would be played every day in their sixth form centre. Could have been the microcosm they lived in, I guess.
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