Was Mirage an attempt to get back into the Rumours groove?

[Villavic]

Originally Posted by vivfox

Oh yes it was a single in the US unfortunately. I remember hearing it on the radio quite frequently and not wanting to admit to anyone that I was a Fleetwood Mac fan.

I never heard Oh Diane in peruvian radios. I do remember Can't go back, and I liked it. I always thought the Mirage singles were Hold me, Gypsy, and Can't go back (I guess I heard Love in Store, but not as frequent as those 3).

[aleuzzi]

Originally Posted by Villavic

I never heard Oh Diane in peruvian radios. I do remember Can't go back, and I liked it. I always thought the Mirage singles were Hold me, Gypsy, and Can't go back (I guess I heard Love in Store, but not as frequent as those 3).

Love in Store was pretty popular. It peaked at like 21 or 22 on the charts and was played everywhere for about a month or two. I remember it was one of the "lip synch" features on solid gold, too.

I didn't hear Can't Go Back til I bought the album. Never heard it on the radio.

[HomerMcvie]

Originally Posted by aleuzzi

Love in Store was pretty popular. It peaked at like 21 or 22 on the charts and was played everywhere for about a month or two. I remember it was one of the "lip synch" features on solid gold, too.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Love_in_Store
#22 is quite respectable, in my book. It is an awkward intro though, for a hit. Was there a radio remix?

[aleuzzi]

Originally Posted by HomerMcvie

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Love_in_Store
#22 is quite respectable, in my book. It is an awkward intro though, for a hit. Was there a radio remix?

The Chain boxset offers an alternative version with a slightly extended ending (John doing some great bass work) but the opening is the same there, too. I don't mind that drum kickstarting the song. In fact, I love it. And the song is my favorite from the album. When all three of those voices harmonize on the chorus I feel genuine excitement.

[jbrownsjr]

Originally Posted by aleuzzi

The Chain boxset offers an alternative version with a slightly extended ending (John doing some great bass work) but the opening is the same there, too. I don't mind that drum kickstarting the song. In fact, I love it. And the song is my favorite from the album. When all three of those voices harmonize on the chorus I feel genuine excitement.

I love the kick drum intro too!!

[vivfox]

Originally Posted by Villavic

I never heard Oh Diane in peruvian radios.

Consider yourself lucky.