Your Fleetwood Mac Collection??

[Villavic]

Originally Posted by Penguin Emeritus

I am so in love with my collection...I have a huge collection of books regarding fm, and of course vinyl albums. I have boxes of audio and videotapes from back in the trading days that I refuse to get rid of, because sometimes I listen to them and a lot of that stuff is not on youtube or found anywhere else. I have many albums of pictures and even some negatives that we got years ago. A big folder of all john's correspondence. Old magazines and articles that are chronologically arranged. Some beautiful posters... and I love all my tour books. I always tell my daughter if I kick it, she can probably make some money if she finds the right buyer for all this lol

--Lis

Now that's a great collection! Worthy of being named a UNESCO cultural heritage . Instead of selling it, she could open a museum; I'd be the first to visit!

[sleepless child]

I have been collecting since 1975. It is so huge and massive. Albums, cd's, tapes, vhs tapes, articles, books. My prize possession is my Buckinghamnicks album I bought in 1973 at a Heck's store. I couldn't believe it when I saw it.

I have been working to move things to jump drives so I have some space. It's going to take forever. Lol

[Macfan4life]

I used to be a huge collector in the 1980s. I had such rarities. There used to be an old shopping center where I lived that had a record store in it. It was just a local place and not a national chain. They were sort of stuck in the 1970s selling roach clips and classic albums. You could get new stuff there but they had original Fleetwood Mac and Stevie Nicks posters that were a decade out of print on the wall. I would offer to buy them and they would sell them to me. I sold the rare posters on Ebay about 10 years ago. I threw out all of my albums more than 25 years ago when my collection was mostly CD. All the tour shirts that I rarely wore all fell apart. I still have a 1987 and 1990 tour book both in mint condition. I have some newer stuff from Lindsey's 2018 tour, 2 signed tour posters. I would not mind mailing some of this stuff to someone that really wants it.

[HomerMcvie]

Holy crap, I forgot. What do you call the thick plastic 2'x2'(ish) "poster", that record stores put in front of a lighted box?(I can't remember what they're called). I've got a BuckVie one. I saw it in a local record store around that time, and asked about buying it. He told me he couldn't yet, but told me to come back in a couple of weeks. I showed up like clockwork, and he remembered me, and I think only charged me $5. THAT is a prized possession, since it was the last Fleetwood Mac album.

I always meant to build a lighted box for it, but my last few years have been a sh1tshow of moving, storing crap, etc. I'm finally back in a house(I hate condo/downtown living), where I can start working on stuff like that again(and putting my little studio back together). BuckVie!!! Goatfree!!!

[moon]

Hi! Can't remember if I posted here before, but I'm pretty sure that my collection grew up so much!
I only collect CDs, as I think it's a good format, less graphic than the vynil, but pretty better than cassettes, as you can see the covers in a better quality and size...
So my CD collection is the next one,

- Fleetwood Mac (1968)
- Then Play On
- Bare Trees
- Penguin
- Mystery To Me
- Fleetwood Mac (1975)
- Rumours
- Tusk
- Live
- Mirage
- Tango In The Night
- Behind The Mask
- Time
- The Very Best Of Fleetwood Mac (2002, single and double)
- Say You Will

Still remaining, Mr. Wonderful, Kiln House, Future Games, Heroes Are Hard To Find, The Dance...Can't believe I only need four albums to complete the main studio discography!! These are probably the hardest to find over here, specially Future Games!

[estranged4life]

Is basically the studio and live albums.. gave up the ghost on bootlegs awhile back.

[Villavic]

Originally Posted by estranged4life

gave up the ghost on bootlegs awhile back.

Me too. Since the Deluxe, Expanded, Anniversary editions that included several l demos, early and alternative versions plus live CD, I stopped looking for bootlegs. I've always felt Mick was behind those editions, because of his constant search for funding. I don't know if that's the case, but if it is, I have to thank him because I love having different versions or unreleased songs, and good quality recordings.