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Originally Posted by Mr Scarrott
Fwiw, Rolling Stone had "Time" at number 37 (out of 50) in its "Genuinely horrible records by brilliant artists" list a few weeks ago.
https://www.rollingstone.com/music/m...-6-1234674918/
Fleetwood Mac
'Time'
1995
Lindsey Buckingham’s decision to quit Fleetwood Mac after the release of 1987’s Tango in the Night was a major blow to the band, but they were able to limp forward, cut 1990’s Behind the Mask, and tour successfully behind it. But things got tricky a couple of years later when Stevie Nicks decided she wanted out too. That was probably the right time to simply put Fleetwood Mac on hiatus, but Mick Fleetwood decided to soldier ahead by bringing in Bekka Bramlett — the 27-year-old daughter of early Seventies duo Delaney and Bonnie Bramlett — to take on the Nicks role. Obviously, this was a hopelessly doomed endeavor. The album from this lineup is 1995’s Time, which does feature a few solid Christine McVie songs like “I Do” and “All Over Again.” But this is Fleetwood Mac in name only, and the material isn’t nearly strong enough to justify its existence. |
That's completely unfair of them. Because it could be said of any lineup change post Peter Green.
Sounds like they're afraid of offending the old goat, too.
