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Old 11-09-2015, 06:46 AM
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Default 5 reasons why you love TUSK

1.The Song TUSK
2. Double album
3.Walk a Thin Line
4.Think About Me
5. Beautiful Child
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Old 11-09-2015, 07:05 AM
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Sara
Sara
Sara
Sara
Live performances of Sara 1979-1982
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Old 11-09-2015, 08:16 AM
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One reason. Because it is the best album ever recorded.
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1. Non commercial - did everything to make it un-Rumours i.e. double album, unpop like songs, album cover, etc. Did not embrace disco like the Stones or Kiss did.
2. Creativity - allowed mostly Lindsey but others to explore songs they could not have done on other records
3. Double album - double the music - double the fun
4. The writing - some of the best written Mac songs are on the album
5. The end of an era. It was released just a month or so before the end of the 70's decade. It was also the end of the Mac before any solo albums. It was the last page in a chapter for the band. We never saw this side of the Mac again. Everything was about to change and welcome to the 80's and beyond.
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Old 11-09-2015, 05:34 PM
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Default Love Tusk!

1. Sara
2. Storms
3. Sisters of the Moon
4. Angel
5. Beautiful Child

oh, and then there were these songs too...
Over & Over
The Ledge
Think About Me
Save Me a Place
What Makes You Think You're The One
That's All For Everyone
Not That Funny
That's Enough For Me
Brown Eyes
Never Make Me Cry
I Know I'm Not Wrong
Honey Hi
Walk A Thin Line
Tusk
Never Forget

Just perfect in every way and it came to me in the mid-80s when I first discovered Fleetwood Mac.
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Old 11-09-2015, 05:46 PM
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1 Storms
2 Save me a place
3 Never forget
4 Over & over
5 Think about me
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Old 11-13-2015, 12:42 AM
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1. Non commercial - did everything to make it un-Rumours i.e. double album, unpop like songs, album cover, etc. Did not embrace disco like the Stones or Kiss did.
2. Creativity - allowed mostly Lindsey but others to explore songs they could not have done on other records
3. Double album - double the music - double the fun
4. The writing - some of the best written Mac songs are on the album
5. The end of an era. It was released just a month or so before the end of the 70's decade. It was also the end of the Mac before any solo albums. It was the last page in a chapter for the band. We never saw this side of the Mac again. Everything was about to change and welcome to the 80's and beyond.
Everything you said. You hit all the bases!
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Old 11-13-2015, 09:33 PM
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Thumbs up LOVE Tusk!!!

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1. Non commercial - did everything to make it un-Rumours i.e. double album, unpop like songs, album cover, etc. Did not embrace disco like the Stones or Kiss did.
2. Creativity - allowed mostly Lindsey but others to explore songs they could not have done on other records
3. Double album - double the music - double the fun
4. The writing - some of the best written Mac songs are on the album
5. The end of an era. It was released just a month or so before the end of the 70's decade. It was also the end of the Mac before any solo albums. It was the last page in a chapter for the band. We never saw this side of the Mac again. Everything was about to change and welcome to the 80's and beyond.
I also agree with all you've said about Tusk, I LOVE Tusk. Yes Rumours will always be the one that gets 'talked' about but as much as I do love those songs I love Tusk more. There are MORE songs, there different than the Rumours era. I love Stevie's voice than. I do look forward to this new deluxe version thats being released. I just hope that they give us some cool outtake photos. I mean this bands had TONS of great photos taken please show us more of them. Tusk will be #1 for me. The one mistake that was made when the record company played it in full on the radio back in the day. Its like go ahead and ruin your record sales and let people tape it off the radio. Its like who thought this was a great idea? Anyway, just some thoughts.
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Old 11-09-2015, 05:50 PM
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Sara
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Sara
Sara
Live performances of Sara 1979-1982
Sara, isn't that the pling-plong-pling-plong-pling-plong-pling-plong-pling-plong-pling-plong-pling-plong-pling-plong-pling-plong-pling-song?
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Old 11-09-2015, 06:07 PM
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1. Stevie
2. Christine
3. Stevie
4. Christine
5. Linds in the studio producing.
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Old 11-09-2015, 08:06 PM
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Sara, isn't that the pling-plong-pling-plong-pling-plong-pling-plong-pling-plong-pling-plong-pling-plong-pling-plong-pling-plong-pling-song?
The most beautiful pling-plong song ever to captivate so many hearts.
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Old 11-09-2015, 10:16 PM
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1) "Tusk" was Lindsey Buckingham flipping the middle finger to the record industry. It took balls to release this record! Only a few other acts with such mainstream pop success behind them would have risked their careers in this manner.

2) Rumour has it that, when record execs sat at a round table meeting for a first listen to "Tusk", they saw their Christmas bonus flying out the window.

3) "Tusk" is quite possibly the greatest Fleetwood Mac record ever made. In hindsight, it saved the band from becoming just another dinosaur rock act (even though, some would argue, they ARE just that).

4) The three part harmony vocals on "Tusk" are the greatest takes of any Fleetwood Mac album. If you need proof, just listen to "Honey Hi", "Never Forget", "Think About Me", "Beautiful Child", "Angel", and "Storms"....the perfect blending of the THREE VOICES is sublime.

5) "Over and Over" as the opening track? Why open the record that way? It was like a "washing clean" of ANYTHING and EVERYTHING that had come BEFORE that.

"Tusk" is sheer perfection!
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Old 11-09-2015, 10:32 PM
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5) "Over and Over" as the opening track? Why open the record that way? It was like a "washing clean" of ANYTHING and EVERYTHING that had come BEFORE that.
I read a review where the writer says the beauty of Over and Over is that it lulls the listener into a false sense of security. On first listen you settle into this comfortable feeling that this is going to be a continuation of what you've had from Fleetwood Mac and Rumors... and then The Ledge just kicks your butt and from there on in the rest of the album is a roller coaster ride.
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1. Sara
2. The title track
3. The harmonies on Save Me a Place and Honey Hi
4. Storms
5. The artwork
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1. Over & Over
2. Walk A Thin Line
3. Beautiful Child
4. Save Me A Place
5. Storms

The 5 reason why I flippin love Tusk.
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