Fleetwood Mac mention in new book

[mylittledemon]

Hey guys,

A few days ago I picked up "Killing Yourself to Live" by Chuck Klostermann. He's a writer for Spin magazine. Anyway, I was delighted to find a very humorous few pages dedicated to Fleetwood Mac starting at the beginning of page 141. The book overall is pretty funny, and a good quick read. I recommend you pick it up.



*SPOILER*



part of the chapter reads like this:

Listening to my favorite album of the 70s, Rumours, by Fleetwood Mac nearly every song is about breaking up with people. For my friend Quincy and me, it became very metaphoric. We wasted way too much time debating the song "Go Your Own Way," specifically over who had the moral high ground in the lyrical argument between Buckingham and Nicks. Predictably, Quincy always took Stevie's side in the debate, and I always aligned myself with control-freak-Lindsey. "The fact that Lindsey even wrote a song like that proves he's a jackass", Quincy would say. "What kind of asshole has his ex girlfriend singing backing vocals on a song that basically accuses her of being a slut?" In retrospect that does seem vindictive, but still I think Stevie Nicks totally had it coming, especially in light of the fact that she later shacked up with Don Henley.