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View Poll Results: How often you listen Fleetwood Mac music?
daily 36 48.65%
more than once per week 21 28.38%
once per week 7 9.46%
monthly 10 13.51%
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Old 09-14-2006, 04:55 PM
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Practically every day...but it's usually pre-75 stuff, the "white album" and select Christine songs from "Rumors," "Tusk" and "Mirage"...

And I've probably heard Kiln House, Penguin and Mystery at least more times than their other records.
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Old 09-14-2006, 05:30 PM
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Not quite as often lately. I seem to be in a low point of my FM fandom. I've heard a lot of it, yanno? But the Lindsey show should revitalize things.
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Interesting. Let's see how fanatics we are..
I don't think this is a good measure of showing how fanatical we are. I don't really have much time to listen to music, period, do to job and hockey. But, there was a time when I listened to Fleetwood Mac albums for hours a day, weeks at a time. In fact, I got to the point where I got burned out on listening to them, and I branched out. That doesn't change the fact that I've been, and will continue to be, a huge fan of the group.
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Old 09-14-2006, 06:02 PM
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I don't think this is a good measure of showing how fanatical we are. I don't really have much time to listen to music, period, do to job and hockey. But, there was a time when I listened to Fleetwood Mac albums for hours a day, weeks at a time. In fact, I got to the point where I got burned out on listening to them, and I branched out. That doesn't change the fact that I've been, and will continue to be, a huge fan of the group.
That is WAY too rational, Steve. And, kind of downright sickening.
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Old 09-15-2006, 10:04 AM
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I cannot even recall the last time I listened to FM on my stereo system or in the car (This excludes when I am doing a trade of DVD's/CDR's).

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In fact, I got to the point where I got burned out on listening to them, and I branched out. That doesn't change the fact that I've been, and will continue to be, a huge fan of the group.
That's exactly what I have gone through, FM burn out & branching back into metal...But I will always be a fan and will someday start to listen to 'em again on a normal basis.
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My iTunes is on all the time, and the Mac come up quite frequently.
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Old 09-15-2006, 11:39 AM
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I usually pick an album and stay with it for a week. I'd listen to related outtakes, live performances, and alternate versions. This week is Mirage, one of my all time faves for the great harmonies.
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Old 09-15-2006, 06:47 PM
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They're mixed in all my playlists so everyday.

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Old 09-15-2006, 08:28 PM
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Admittingly it does seem to ebb and flow but between hearing them on the radio and playing a cd, it's no doubt various times during the week.
Like Ms. Vicky, I've been a BIG Bekka kick lately.... LOVE her work!
Also been listening to some of Billy's work. As for which FM cd is at the top of the stack.... no doubt, "Time".
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I cannot even recall the last time I listened to FM on my stereo system or in the car (This excludes when I am doing a trade of DVD's/CDR's).



That's exactly what I have gone through, FM burn out & branching back into metal...But I will always be a fan and will someday start to listen to 'em again on a normal basis.
Exactly. I always fade in and out of bands, but still retain a large amount of of fandom.

So far its been like THe Beatles->Led Zeppelin->Pink Floyd->FM->The Beatles->Bob Dylan.

Though I never get sick of Lindsey's solo stuff. Thats the cool thing.
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More than once a week, lately i'm into the BN album again, Especially races are run and Stephanie. Autumm is coming, normaly that means Tusk. After Chritsmas the white, At februari Rumours. Spring brings Tango and the summer feels better with Mirage. April-may means Miranda.

Am i sick?? LOL
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Old 09-21-2006, 07:32 AM
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I should perhaps say every day, but I almost never listen to a whole album. There are some Stevie songs that I never ever skip on my mp3 player (Sara and Dreams that is) and that I listen to daily.

On another note: I got married on Sunday, and because I knew beforehand that I would be extremely nervous, I made a compilation of my favorite FM songs the night before, so I could listen to them while getting ready. I 've got to say, when I need to calm down, Sara always works for me
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More than once a week, lately i'm into the BN album again, Especially races are run and Stephanie. Autumm is coming, normaly that means Tusk. After Chritsmas the white, At februari Rumours. Spring brings Tango and the summer feels better with Mirage. April-may means Miranda.

Am i sick?? LOL
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The only one that is seasonal for me is Mystery To Me. That's my summer album. I don't even know why, it just sounds like summer. If I'm swimming, MTM is usually on!
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Old 09-28-2006, 03:18 AM
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i don´t have any bands/artists that i would listen very often intentionally,
no matter how great i think an album is,i never listen to it twice in a row,so after having a listen,i´ll put something else on and after that something else and so on.
there´s no way of telling how often any album will get a listen,maybe 3 times a week or maybe once in 3 years.
mind you,this year fleetwood mac and solo records have had quite a bit of plays since i´ve bought 6 fm/spin off records and one is still to come.
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Old 10-19-2006, 05:50 AM
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At least four or five times on a daily basis, and these are hourly sessions or so not just a song at a go! But you'll have excuse me for this mild obsession, I have mild OCD haha no really I do! But I also only started listening to the Mac this year in January after my mum got their Very Best Of for Christmas... and at the lil old age of 18 I hadn't really heard much of them... now I'm outdoing my mother, I have every single album-recently bought Tusk, it was the last one I needed to complete the collection-and now I've joined The Ledge I believe I'm a fully fledged fanatic... well, hopefully!
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