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Old 06-15-2005, 07:31 PM
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Default The Final Rounds of Greatest Hits '88 Survivah!
She may have won the White Album game, but the sky took her away too early this time....Rhiannon is gone with 15 votes.

-YMLF: 13 votes
-GYOW: 4 votes
-Gypsy: 2 votes


The top three:

1. GYOW
2. Gypsy
3. You Make Loving Fun

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This is a really tough one, but I will have to go with "Go Your Own Way".
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Go Your Own Way is my vote, too.
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Wow. I'm proud of everybody for coming up with this top three. I'm thrilled that there's one from each in the top three!

Okay, now I have to make a decision, which is going to be murder, as I LOVE all three songs equally. Gypsy is such a beautiful tribute to Robin Anderson, and YMLF is a groovin' love song for Curry Grant. GYOW is such a great rocker, and is probably Fleetwood Mac's masterpiece. I can never hear that song enough live. However, I'm voting GYOW. Of the lot, it's the bitter song. For some strange reason, I'm in a very positive mood today, and this song can lead to negative energy.
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GYOW - great song, but the least of these three.

I cannot WAIT to see the anti Chiffonheads pow wow to get rid of Gypsy, which is the clear winner of these three
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GYOW - great song, but the least of these three.

I cannot WAIT to see the anti Chiffonheads pow wow to get rid of Gypsy, which is the clear winner of these three
Out of the three, it's between YMLF and GYOW for me. I'm not sure which one yet. Gypsy is fantastic, but I don't consider it their greatest hit, not even out of those three. Say You Love Me, to me, is truly their greatest hit, with Over My Head a close second.
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Out of the three, it's between YMLF and GYOW for me. I'm not sure which one yet. Gypsy is fantastic, but I don't consider it their greatest hit, not even out of those three. Say You Love Me, to me, is truly their greatest hit, with Over My Head a close second.

I might say YMLF if they had kept the original ending with the different harmonies, which IMO made the song better. But, Gypsy is just so majestic and shows off all three IMO well. LB's genius guitar, CM's harmony, and that vocal from La Nicks is horrifyingly hauting as are her words
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I might say YMLF if they had kept the original ending with the different harmonies, which IMO made the song better.
I love that version. It definately made it a stronger track.
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I love that version. It definately made it a stronger track.
It's my favorite track of all on the regular and bonus disc. I LOVE the different lyrics at the end!
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I'm still going with "You Make Loving Fun."
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It's my favorite track of all on the regular and bonus disc. I LOVE the different lyrics at the end!

It made them sounder like a true harmony band - and the live version of that is just FAB!
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It made them sounder like a true harmony band - and the live version of that is just FAB!
I've only seen the live Rumours version once. VH-1 was showing it on their site, but the clip was unsavable. And I've never seen it on Kazaa, either.
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I'm still going with "You Make Loving Fun."
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It made them sounder like a true harmony band - and the live version of that is just FAB!
Absolutely! I might even consider that over Gypsy if it was on here.
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