Best Fleetwood Mac Song

[On Ice]

With the rich history of our favourite band, picking the best song is really hard so I think best broken down into era 1 & 2:

Green/Spencer/Kirwan: Closing My Eyes and Oh Well Pt 1 and 2

Spencer/Kirwan/McVie: Jewel Eyed Judy and Station Man

Welch/Kirwan/McVie: Woman of a Thousand Years and Future Games

Welch/McVie/Weston: Miles Away (opening riff is one of the best mac moments) and Believe Me

McVie/Buckingham/Nicks: Over and Over and The Chain (honourable mention to early live Rhiannons)

McVie/Nicks/Burnette/Vito: Behind the Mask and As Long as You Follow

McVie/Burnette/Mason/Bramlett: Sooner or Later and Dreaming the Dream

Nicks/Buckingham: Come and Thrown Down (hope to add one of the new songs here, fingers crossed )

[STEVEHEDRICK]

landslide is perfection

[FierySequences]

this is very tough...but I will name just 2

Best Pop:
SYLM...early version (featured on the Best of) the beautiful arrangement and the harmonies!

Best Soul ballad:
Why (original and the white album touring, featured on Midnight Special) again the composition, arrangement and the harmonies!

What I wouldn't give to see this line up again and CM to revisit some of her classics pre BN!

[Aussie W/Heart]

Hard to pick just ONE as we all know there are so many Great F/Mac songs
#1 The Chain
#2 GYOW
#3 Sara/Gypsy

[mitzo]

Definitely "The Chain", and, believe it or not, "As long As You Follow." The 4-part harmony and the atmosphere overall are addictive perfection.

[GoldDustBoy]

Originally Posted by On Ice

Welch/Kirwan/McVie: Woman of a Thousand Years and Future Games

Without a doubt the best songs from that period. Rosebud Rhiannon, and The Chain would be my pick from the BN era.

[fairydust75]

Wow...there is no way to pick only one.
1. Gold Dust Woman.
2. The Chain.
3. Why/Over and Over.
4. Go Your Own Way.
5. Sara.
I need to meditate on this to narrow it down.

[blinker12]

Jeez, As Long As You Follow is soooo good. Everything works - the melody, harmonies, Rick's amazing guitar.
Still, I'd have to say Sara or Silver Springs for their sheer, mysterious power.