Poll: do you own all 17 studio albums?

[David]

How many of you guys have ALL the guest appearances on other albums? That must run into the multi-hundreds.

[BLY]

I bought and downloaded EVERYTHING Stevie and Lindsey & Christine put out. I was going crazy from 1990-1996 to get "new stuff"

[nicole21290]

Digital:
I have all Fleetwood Mac albums from every 'era'. I also have all solo albums from Stevie, Lindsey and Christine. Plus plenty of bootlegged material from the group 1975-2013 and Stevie and Lindsey's solo work.

Physical:
CDs - The Chain (compilation), Fleetwood Mac, Rumours (Deluxe), Tusk (Deluxe), Mirage, Tango, Say You Will. Also have In Your Dreams and Seeds We Sow.
LPs - all secondhand. Fleetwood Mac, Rumours, Tusk, Live 1980, Buckingham Nicks, Bella Donna.

[michelej1]

Originally Posted by David

How many of you guys have ALL the guest appearances on other albums? That must run into the multi-hundreds.

Herculean feat. Yes, other than wetcamelfood, I'm sure no one, not the completest completist, would even want to do that.

Michele

[SteveMacD]

I have all the studio and official live albums and comps, sometimes on three different formats, and some Green-era comps that were put together after they broke out in 1975. AND, I've listened to them all thousands of times.

Also, I have a lot of "guest appearances" on various CDs and comps...Looking at you Merryweather.

ETA...

http://my.mail.ru/video/mail/alex-en.../197070/233245

ETA 2...

[ChickenStu]

I tried listening to Time once. Ugh. I believe I was only able to stand about 7 minutes of it. Sounded like Hootie And The Blowfish. And no. That's NOT a good thing.

[Ulpian]

Originally Posted by ChickenStu

I tried listening to Time once. Ugh. I believe I was only able to stand about 7 minutes of it. Sounded like Hootie And The Blowfish. And no. That's NOT a good thing.

Actually there are a few good songs on there, if you're prepared to accept the different lineup.

'Sooner or Later' is one of Christine's darker songs but it's not bad at all. Also 'Nights in Estoril' is pretty good.

Of the others, I quite like 'Winds of Change' and 'Talking to My Heart'.

There is admittedly some sub-par stuff and of course Mick's bizarre spoken word track.

[Mr Scarrott]

Originally Posted by ChickenStu

I tried listening to Time once. Ugh. I believe I was only able to stand about 7 minutes of it. Sounded like Hootie And The Blowfish. And no. That's NOT a good thing.

At least go back and listen to Christine's songs! And maybe Nothing without you - it's the one track that I think definitely has all six members of the lineup on it and even Lindsey's there as well, so it has a group "feel" about it. I can understand people's reaction to These Strange Times but I'm kind of indulgent towards it. I'm inclined to agreeing with a review at the time of the release that said he "almost gets away with it"

What was your reaction to Christine's songs from the Welch era, btw?

[SpyNote]

Originally Posted by David

How many of you guys have ALL the guest appearances on other albums? That must run into the multi-hundreds.

I have all of Stevie's guest appearances, but not the other bandmates. I would love to see that collection in person. Actually, I'd love to see a climate-controlled archive facility with someone's full collection inside, everything from personal letters to prescription bottles. When I used to work for a museum, that was always a recurring fantasy of mine as I'd walk around in those chilly rooms, that I was taking care of Fleetwood Mac's mass archive.