The Death Of Fleetwood Mac...Time

[iamnotafraid]

I've been searching for professional reviews concerning Time,
anyone care to post them. Doesn't have to agree with my feelings
on the album, I'm just curious to read them. Thanks.

[HejiraNYC]

Originally Posted by iamnotafraid

I've been searching for professional reviews concerning Time,
anyone care to post them. Doesn't have to agree with my feelings
on the album, I'm just curious to read them. Thanks.

I think Amazon's editorial review sums it up rather nicely:

The temptation is to compare this version of Fleetwood Mac with the multiplatinum quintet that peaked in the '70s and then made a triumphant return in 1997. But there've been some half dozen versions of Mac over the last 28 years, some significantly more memorable than others. This 1995 lineup isn't likely to make anyone forget Rumours. Three stalwart members--Mick Fleetwood, John McVie, and Christine McVie--are back, joined by 10-year Mac vet Billy Burnette and short-term members Bekka Bramlett (the daughter of first generation Mac contemporaries Delaney and Bonnie Bramlett) and journeyman rocker Dave Mason. The spotlight inevitably shines brightest upon McVie, who responds with four songs that are never less, or more, than pleasant. For their part, Burnette, Bramlett, and Mason check in with mostly nondescript contributions. --Steven Stolder