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Old 07-05-2016, 06:53 PM
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Silver Springs when I was around 8.. For a long time I thought it was Christine singing lol
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Bad Loser/Say You Love Me/Hold Me

different stages of life getting me re-hooked
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Love Bad Loser!!!! That tune should be re-recorded with scorching LB-Isn't it Midnight guitar.
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Old 07-07-2016, 12:56 PM
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The song that drew me in was "Gypsy." I listened to it 4 billion times that year it came out.

I first came to the group in 1977, when my older sister bought Rumours, when "Don't Stop" and "The Chain" were on heavy rotation in my house.

"Gypsy" drew me back in. "Say You Love Me" kept me. I listened to that song 5 billion times and have never stopped.
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The song that drew me in was "Gypsy." I listened to it 4 billion times that year it came out.

I first came to the group in 1977, when my older sister bought Rumours, when "Don't Stop" and "The Chain" were on heavy rotation in my house.

"Gypsy" drew me back in. "Say You Love Me" kept me. I listened to that song 5 billion times and have never stopped.
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Silver Springs when I was around 8.. For a long time I thought it was Christine singing lol
Christine's voice is equal to Stevie's.
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Sara made me buy an album and find out who FM was. I liked many songs starting from the White Album. I loved Over My Head, SYLM, Dreams ... but I didn't know they were all from the same band. Sara was the first time I said, "Who sings this?? I need to own this." In truth, I was a little kid and didn't really have money to spend on music when the White Album came out, so age could have had something to do with it too. I was a teen with spending money by the time Tusk came around.

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Sara made me buy an album and find out who FM was. I liked many songs starting from the White Album. I loved Over My Head, SYLM, Dreams ... but I didn't know they were all from the same band. Sara was the first time I said, "Who sings this?? I need to own this." In truth, I was a little kid and didn't really have money to spend on music when the White Album came out, so age could have had something to do with it too. I was a teen with spending money by the time Tusk came around.

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