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Old 05-12-2013, 02:20 AM
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What do you think are the top 10 most iconic Mac songs? Not necessarily your favorite songs, but the ones that made a strong impact on the public and are, in various ways, part of the popular imagination? Songs, too, that are emblematic of the eras when they were originally released...

Here's my list:

1. The Chain

2. Oh Well

3. Tusk

4. Go Your Own Way

5. Hypnotized

6. Rhiannon

7. Don't Stop

8. Little Lies

9. Future Games

10. Albatross

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Old 05-12-2013, 02:50 AM
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1. Landslide
2. Go Your Own Way
3. Little Lies
4. Dreams
5. Rhiannon
6. Tusk
7. Gypsy
8. Everywhere
9. Don't Stop
10.The Chain
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Old 05-12-2013, 04:25 AM
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1. Oh Well
2. Albatross
3. The Chain
4. Don't Stop
5. Go Your Own Way
6. Dreams
7. Songbird
8. Tusk
9. Little Lies
10. Everywhere
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Old 05-12-2013, 05:30 AM
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When I was a non-fan, I knew GYOW, Rhiannon and Don't Stop were Fleetwood Mac songs (the other songs I knew, but I didn't know who sang them). Actually GYOW was the only song I owned by them for a long time, since it was on the Forrest Gump soundtrack that was reissued in the early 2000s. GYOW is also their only song in the R&R Hall of Fame's top 500 songs, as well as Rolling Stone's newest top 500. Random info I found out when I started getting into the band.

1. Go Your Own Way
2. Don't Stop
3. Rhiannon
4. Little Lies
5. Dreams
6. Landslide
7. The Chain
8. Say You Love Me
9. Over My Head
10. Tusk
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Old 05-12-2013, 06:11 AM
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Surprised nobody's yet put Big Love, actually. Maybe it's just a UK thing.

No real order:

Go Your Own Way
Don't Stop
Little Lies
Everywhere
Landslide
Dreams
Rhiannon
Gypsy
Songbird
Big Love

Is The Chain really in the general popular consciousness all that much? It's a clear fan-favourite, but beyond that I'm not so sure. It did feel sad/weird leaving it out though
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Old 05-12-2013, 06:47 AM
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Surprised nobody's yet put Big Love, actually. Maybe it's just a UK thing.

No real order:

Go Your Own Way
Don't Stop
Little Lies
Everywhere
Landslide
Dreams
Rhiannon
Gypsy
Songbird
Big Love

Is The Chain really in the general popular consciousness all that much? It's a clear fan-favourite, but beyond that I'm not so sure. It did feel sad/weird leaving it out though
I was thinking Big Love too but didn't think TITN should over-represented on my list!

I think in UK The Chain is iconic because of its association with Formula One. I'd say it has quite wide appeal and influence.

I probably ought to have included Rhiannon but I didn't have room.
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Old 05-12-2013, 02:11 PM
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Not necessarily your favorite songs, but the ones that made a strong impact on the public and are, in various ways, part of the popular imagination? Songs, too, that are emblematic of the eras when they were originally released...
If you mean public then I'm trying to think as a non-fan. So my list would be:

Dreams
Rhiannon
Don't Stop
Gypsy
Songbird
Go Your Own Way
Sara
Tusk
Everywhere
Big Love
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1. Landslide
2. Go Your Own Way
3. Don't Stop
4. Dreams
5. Rhiannon
6. The Chain
7. Little Lies
8. Tusk
9. Sara
10. Albatross

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  1. Go Your Own Way
  2. Landslide
  3. The Chain
  4. Don't Stop
  5. Oh Well
  6. Dreams
  7. Rhiannon
  8. Hypnotized
  9. Little Lies
  10. Silver Springs
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Old 05-16-2013, 02:28 AM
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My list is based on what I hear causal fans mention most often and what I knew about before I became a hardcore FM fan.

The Chain
Don't Stop
Gypsy
Go Your Own Way
Landslide
Dreams
Little Lies
Rhiannon
Hold Me
Songbird

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I just thought I'd throw my list out there, including all era's. This is based on the fact that I'm still a relatively new FM fan and when I started listening to them I had a discussion with a friend about how I've never known a band to have so many hits/well known songs but never knew they were all FM songs.

The list is in a loose order and also based on being located in the UK:

1. Little Lies
2. Don't Stop
3. Everywhere
4. Albatross
5. Dreams
6. The Chain (At least the Bass/Outro because of Formula 1)
7. Oh Well
8. Songbird
9. Black Magic Woman
10. Gypsy

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Old 05-16-2013, 09:56 AM
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I just thought I'd throw my list out there, including all era's. This is based on the fact that I'm still a relatively new FM fan and when I started listening to them I had a discussion with a friend about how I've never known a band to have so many hits/well known songs but never knew they were all FM songs.

The list is in a loose order and also based on being located in the UK:

1. Little Lies
2. Don't Stop
3. Everywhere
4. Albatross
5. Dreams
6. The Chain (At least the Bass/Outro because of Formula 1)
7. Oh Well
8. Songbird
9. Black Magic Woman
10. Gypsy
Songbird before GYOW?
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Old 05-16-2013, 10:19 AM
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Songbird before GYOW?
Just personal opinion but before I started listening to FM I had never heard of GYOW before, I had heard of Songbird. My list is based off FM songs I have heard on commercials or on the radio over the years albeit without realising who the songs belonged to.
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Just personal opinion but before I started listening to FM I had never heard of GYOW before, I had heard of Songbird. My list is based off FM songs I have heard on commercials or on the radio over the years albeit without realising who the songs belonged to.
Where are you from, if you don't mind me asking?

I feel like GYOW is one of those songs everybody knows whether they realize they know it or not. You start singing it, and they recognize it. At least 'round these parts.
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Old 05-16-2013, 11:14 AM
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Wow, without reading all the responses here; I think this more of a generational Q than anything....leading to it is all questionable. Considering I was only 2yo in 1977 I would of course list hits like Little Lies and Gypsy among the top....but....is that a subjective opinion? Of course it is.

With that, The list should include:

Oh Well
Albatross
Sentimental Lady
Why (or) Spare Me
Rhiannon
Say You Love Me
Go Your Own Way
Dreams
Tusk
Don't Stop/Landslide (ugg, I hate to list either of these songs)
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