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Old 11-28-2008, 04:01 AM
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Rhythm, lead, the most far away from the "ISA"-theme,...



I'll start with Say You Will & Rhiannon
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New one: Hold Me...
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I think the production on Hold Me is perfect.

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I think the production on Hold Me is perfect.

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A song that could played live by The LB/SN-version next year...
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I always liked the ending guitar solo at the end of Book Of Love.
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100% agree with this.

Also, Landslide and Destiny Rules. I love his country leanings.
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It's too hard for me to single out just a few songs which were perfect, I love all his guitar work equally on all albums. But yeah, I love the whole Book of Love ending tbh, I wish it didn't fade out so soon, those backing vocals he throws in at the very end are absolutely fantastic, as is the solo. If only that song were remastered....
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It's too hard for me to single out just a few songs which were perfect, I love all his guitar work equally on all albums. But yeah, I love the whole Book of Love ending tbh, I wish it didn't fade out so soon, those backing vocals he throws in at the very end are absolutely fantastic, as is the solo. If only that song were remastered....

..and extended. That is the most cruel fade-out in pop's history. And Fleetwood Mac is master at it, too. So many good songs have out of this world tasteless fadeouts.
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How can you not love fade outs? Do they not just scream "We couldn't think of a way to finish this song!" to you? What's not to love about that?
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..and extended. That is the most cruel fade-out in pop's history. And Fleetwood Mac is master at it, too. So many good songs have out of this world tasteless fadeouts.
I know, so many of their songs end in the fade out, I just cannot stand it! The Countdown fade-out is bad as well, it fades out just when the guitar solo really starts to get going.
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The Countdown fade-out is bad as well, it fades out just when the guitar solo really starts to get going.
lol, that has got to be the most pointless fade-out ever, due to the fact that you can still hear the song finish properly if you just crank the volume at the end.
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