Your 3 favourite UNPOPULAR FM songs

[Angel75]

Originally Posted by secret love

My favourite three unpopular Fleetwood Mac songs are:

The Ledge
Isn't it Midnight
Thrown Down

That's interesting....as from what I can see most people really like Thrown Down and it's not so unpopular. People often put it as their favourite SN song on Say You Will ......

[mitzo]

Originally Posted by Angel75

But the "I really don't like it" part, surely doesn't fit with that theory.
I am sure if it's referring to THAT ...he really WOULD LIKE IT!

I always assumed it was about his member, from first listen. And he wrote "Come" a few years later. He sure has a way....

[aleuzzi]

Originally Posted by jbrownsjr

There should have been because those new songs were ehhhh

Temporary One... Blah!!!
Sweet Girl... Very nice lovely tune
Bleed To Love Her.. It didn't hold up for me. I know crucify me....
My Little Demon... Really? (I really don't like it)

I'm easier to please

Ask anyone and they'll tell you I'm lying.

[jbrownsjr]

Originally Posted by aleuzzi

I'm easier to please

Ask anyone and they'll tell you I'm lying.

It's funny I liked Stevie's the best. But, I won't lie just because Christine is better than Stevie.

[FuzzyPlum]

Originally Posted by secret love

My favourite three unpopular Fleetwood Mac songs are:

The Ledge
Isn't it Midnight
Thrown Down

Further to Angel75's comment, I'd also suggest Isn't It Midnight is generally well liked. A small number aren't fussed because it sounds a bit too '80's rock' but (I think) most people hold it in pretty high esteem. I certainly do.

New songs on The Dance (in rank order)

1) Bleed to Love Her
2) Temporary One
3) My Little Demon
4) Sweet Girl

I dont dislike any of them. I think they'd be more appreciated if there were studio versions on proper albums. I wasn't fussed about BTLH until Say You Will came out then it suddenly it became a real favourite. Temporary One sounded like a return to her early writing- could have been on Bare Trees.

[secret love]

Originally Posted by FuzzyPlum

Further to Angel75's comment, I'd also suggest Isn't It Midnight is generally well liked. A small number aren't fussed because it sounds a bit too '80's rock' but (I think) most people hold it in pretty high esteem. I certainly do.

New songs on The Dance (in rank order)

1) Bleed to Love Her
2) Temporary One
3) My Little Demon
4) Sweet Girl

I dont dislike any of them. I think they'd be more appreciated if there were studio versions on proper albums. I wasn't fussed about BTLH until Say You Will came out then it suddenly it became a real favourite. Temporary One sounded like a return to her early writing- could have been on Bare Trees.

I thought "unpopular" meant that it was not a hit or did not chart well.

[aleuzzi]

Originally Posted by FuzzyPlum

Further to Angel75's comment, I'd also suggest Isn't It Midnight is generally well liked. A small number aren't fussed because it sounds a bit too '80's rock' but (I think) most people hold it in pretty high esteem. I certainly do.

New songs on The Dance (in rank order)

1) Bleed to Love Her
2) Temporary One
3) My Little Demon
4) Sweet Girl

I dont dislike any of them. I think they'd be more appreciated if there were studio versions on proper albums. I wasn't fussed about BTLH until Say You Will came out then it suddenly it became a real favourite. Temporary One sounded like a return to her early writing- could have been on Bare Trees.

Exactly. And I thought they sounded quite good getting their first airing in a live setting. Kinda' reminds me of those great Green and Kirwan-era songs that never got studio treatment: Sandy Mary, Only You, When I See My Baby...

(Well, Only You got it much later, on a Kirwan album, but without Mick and John to back him up...)

Temporary One has these nice driving verse sections punctuated by a catchy chorus. To me, it sounds a lot like the guitar-driven pop from the late 90s/early 2000s. It seems, of all the new Dance songs, the most tuned-in to the spirit of the times.