FM Member For Member, Are They Still Good?

[Silver Springs]

Stevie Nicks: Her voice is pretty much shot. I think plenty of us can agree with that. I used to like her work. But maybe I listened to her too much. Her latest offering of In Your Dreams was anything but. I might have been alone in being completely and utterly disappointed in it. It's a shame because Stevie is the reason I fell for Fleetwood Mac in the first place.

Lindsey Buckingham: After two lack luster offerings in the shape of Gift Of Screws and Under The Skin, Lindsey came back with a vengeance with Seeds We Sow. Though arguably over produced, there's no denying that his voice and guitar work were on top form.

Christine McVie: All I have to go on in recent years is In The Meantime. I wasn't impressed. Although I can't deny that in her time she had a wonderful voice, she never shone for me. Her songs were far too sickly, honied and overly sentimental for my tastes. But she gave the world Songbird. For that alone she stands amongst the greatest of song writers.

Mick Fleetwood: When I got to see the Mac for the first time for their Unleashed tour, Mick Fleetwood was a beast. The energy he emitted was electric, only matched by Lindsey's toddler like "ball of energy" show.

John McVie: As with above, my last experience of Mick Fleetwood was the Unleashed tour. I wasn't disappointed by the melodic undertones provided by his base. I'm not going to pretend to know anybody about the technicalities of the base guitar and performer alike, but he is still very able to cope with providing the soul of the music.