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Originally Posted by MissLadyLoki
Agree totally, and one of his finest around. And as for the drum battle, maybe Mick could go up against a person from the audience that plays the drums every night. That should be seriously awesome.
New statement: As good a song Sara is, it'd sound a bit better on Rumours than on Tusk (but both albums are still fantastic in their own right)
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Disagree. I think that Sara belongs to Tusk. Stevie's lyrics really evolved, they were more real on Rumours (Dreams, or I don't want to know) than on Tusk, and that's why I think that Sara perfectly fits this album. It's kinda blurred, just like Angel, or Beautiful Child. What's more, Lindsey arranged it in a tusky way : it's a little messy, but absolutely beautiful, just like on Brown Eyes (IMO, of course). After all, the main thing on Tusk was to be "experimental", and I think that Sara could have been a lot more simple as a song, if it was on Rumours. But it isn't. Its progression (with the drums, the piano and everything), the harmonies, and Stevie's airy vocals make it a studio gem.
Here's my statement : "When I see you again" is the worst Fleetwood Mac song ever. (along with Peacekeeper).