Tusk

Lovely and grand.

Great album

Had not listened to this one for years and it really is interesting. Experimental but accomplished. You can hear the pain of life in the women’s vocals. Interesting juxtapositions of styles. It is not the easiest to listen to but a great album.

Sara !! Such a good song

4/5

Sara is my favorite song. Only complaint is I feel a few songs ran together because it was such a lengthy album.

Very extravagant, overblown, and eclectic. Too many songs, but most are good or great. Better quality control (and less drugs) could have made a tighter, shorter, more consistent album, but that was not the way at that time!

I really dig it

Great album, and all new to me with the exception of a couple songs.

It doesn’t flow like rumours and certainly doesn’t have as many hits as rumours have. But it’s not rumours2. I can see where they were trying to go with this, showing that they were so much more than just one decent album that sold many copies. There is lots of different styles within this album and you can see me disjointedness as well. It’s still an enjoyable listen, it hasn’t aged as well as rumours but it’s still worthy of Its own praise

Álbum relajante, con buenas canciones. Recomendado

Soulful, melodic rock - an enjoyable listen

great album capturing fleetwood mac, strong instrumental songs aswell as vocal ones. Although the use of different singers and styles make it feel like its a mashup of 2/3 different other records. And some songs remind me of more famous songs

Not nearly as good or cohesive as Rumours, but still an enjoyable time. I like the title track best, I think.

Try listening to this album as two albums, one with all the even-numbered tracks and one with all the odd-numbered tracks. Honestly, this may be one of the more overlooked albums for an artist that had a prior number one album. It’s not Rumours and that’s okay. Tusk is one of the best “weird” songs, shout-out to the USC marching band.

Very consistent sounding album in terms of tone and tempo. A concept album. Calm, relaxing.

The percussion sounds too harsh in most of the songs, the transients are too squashed. Maybe it's because I listened to the remastered version. I need to re-listen to this album in its original version someday. Female vocals were on point though.

Good

Over & Over guitar tone / slides are absolutely delicious.

Usually not a fan of double albims but Tusk was a pretty great listen. Each of the three songwriters bring something great to the table. Particually liked Sara and and Angel where there was a notable moment from each member. Over & over me and Tusk were great too.

That was a very enjoyable listen

Always liked this album. Not quite as good as Rumours or Mirage, but good nonetheless. 4/5

Familiar with Tusk the song, and my Fleetwood Mac fandom kinda starts and ends with Rumors. Really looked forward to this one even though my tolerance for double albums is very low. Any record that opens with a Christine McVie vocal is off to a great start. The standouts are from McVie and Stevie Nicks: Sara, Over & Over, Storms, Sisters of the Moon and Angel are just stunning. Found myself skipping through all the Buckingham tracks whose punk-inflected brashness are juxtaposed awkwardly alongside the tender beauty of the Nicks and McVie songs. "Tusk" will always be associated with the TV series The Americans for me. Album ends on a fade out which is crazy?!

4 stars for Sara, sisters of the moon, brown eyes....maybe over and over angel......a few duds

Very nice album of music

Sara, Every time I hear this, it's like the first time. Blows me away.

The Ledge ♥ fav!

I enjoyed this album very much. Some good music.

Riding off the high of "Rumours", Fleetwood Mac all decided to do something a little different. Literally. Lindsey, Stevie and Christine all sort made their own different songs and sort of just put it together as a Fleetwood Mac album. In theory, it shouldn't have been something that works...but for Tusk, it absolutely does. It highlights the creative strengths of each writer, and gives us a strong double album that solidifies this lineup beyond a one-trick pony. Stevie gives us strong ballads, Christine gives us uplifting possibilities, and Lindsey is a mad scientist creating sonically-based monsters. Songs I Already Knew: Tusk, Sara Favorite Songs: Storm (Stevie), Think About Me (Christine), Tusk (Buckingham) Least Favorite: That's All For Everyone

Obviously not as classic as the previous Rumours but still a cracker album.

If this was a single LP it would be a strong 5 stars. A lot of great songs on this one.

Tusk is fleetwoods last real album. It shows the band separating with the different styles throughout. The album feels eclectic but it may be more due to the differences of the members showing through. It’s obviously not their best album but it also isn’t their worst. Would’ve loved to see what could have happened in the 80s as this album had great tunes and they were arguably one of the biggest bands. This is great as Fleetwood always is. As long as Stevie nicks is included. 7.9/10

10/10! A classic <3

Classic mac, dreamy moving soundscapes accented by stevie nick's intoxicating vocals

First album! Strong start. ‘Beautiful Child’ stirred something unknown inside me, something melancholy. Beautiful album

Fleetwood Mac are at their best when the bass is bouncing, the drums are driving, and Stevie is doing her thing. On most of the tracks here, they tap into that sweet spot to create nostalgic, happy-sad tunes with huge production value. Special shoutout to the use of delay, panning and harmonies on this thing; at different points evokes Floyd, Beach Boys and CHuck Berry esque ROck n Roll classics

Not my favorite Fleetwood Mac album... This album is still a classic. Worth listening too every once in a while.

How do you follow up one of the best selling records of all time? By doing something completely different. A long, weird album with way more hits than misses. Tusk is still a bad ass song, and Stevie and Christine still have all the best songs.

Another good Fleetwood Mac album, though it's not as fantastic as their previous two, 'Rumors' and 'Fleetwood Mac'. It's not bad, but you can definitely tell that the musical direction has changed.

Several songs were very good but the sound isn't something I'm into as much.

Beautiful album that is a super easy listen.

Mmmm. Gets me pleasantly right in the ears.

Pretty good but kind of all over the place in terms of cohesion.

Was awesome, I think I just maybe slept on Fleetwood Mac all my life.

Tiens, tiens, tiens... les chouchous du générateur pointent le bout de leur nez mais pas avec l'album tant plébiscité. Une chose est sûre : Rumours ne paie rien pour attendre.

Un gran disco, como todos los de Fleetwood Mac, aunque no es el que más me gusta de ellos.

Being a 70’s child I was too young to appreciative this Fleetwood Mac era. Luckily for me there are multiple ways to enjoy the music today though. I will admit this is one band I’ve never listened to outside of a Greatest Hits album. I’m very aware of the classics but, as always, these songs do not always tell the whole bands story. Matter of fact, it’s only recently I’ve delved into the bands catalogue and researched the members. Embarrassingly, I always assumed Nicks was the main singer... man was I wrong! Lindsey Buckingham is seriously one of the best rock voices of any era IMO. I like to regard my self as an (average) guitarist, and at least a musician so I understand the technical complexities & nuances involved in most of the songs on this album. For what it’s worth I now regard Lindsey as one of the best guitarists in the world...apologies if I’m a bit slow on the uptake but the guys a freak. I even prefer him vocally, with his raw and passionate tones but that takes nothing away from the girls. Anyway, with all this said I knew what to expect from this album and it didn't disappoint. From the tender ‘Storms’ to the haunting ‘Brown Eyes’ to the heartbreaking ‘Never Make Me Cry’ and then rounding off with the primal ‘Tusk’. As you can probably guess, I have no hesitation in recommending this album. If you don’t find enjoyment somewhere here...then you best check yourself for a pulse. 4 Stars!

Production: 14/20 Songwriting: 15/20 Innovation: 15/20 Bangers: 20/20 Emotional response: 15 =79 Oooooh one mark short of a 5 star

if rumours isn't on here i'mma riot

Really enjoyed this one, which is not surprising since i already liked their style and a few of theirs songs.

Really Nice album. Got a bit boring in parts - I think a few songs could have been culled, but mostly really enjoyed it. Really nice guitar (except the Boing sounding one) and the Drums throughout (Those Toms in Tusk!). Their harmonies are just so good too. *Over & Over, * Storms (beautiful), Sister of the Moon, Honey Hi and of course one of my fav Fleetwood Mac songs - Tusk were my big highlights

Lots of fantastic tracks, but this honestly feels more like a compilation than an album, it’s so long and disconnected. 8

I know it's so long but it's my kind of music. So chill, so pretty. 8 stars

Loved that there was another Fleetwood Mac album and I like how different this one sounded from the other one. Would definitely listen to it again.

I like the way the music sounds in general but over an hour was far too long for this album. Tusk is also severely underrated as far as FM songs go. 7

Fleetwood Foxes

Tusk is the White Album of the 70’s. It’s all over the place. There’s something for everyone to enjoy and there’s something for everyone to skip. At the end of the 70’s bands such as The Police embraced the synth. Tusk instead chose to embrace punk. The album has a few songs on it that remind me of garage rock. Speaking of garage rock, Mick got replaced by Ringo on “What Makes You Think You're the One”. Someone tell me otherwise. It sounds like a drummer just showed up for the gig and has never heard the song before. I can’t stand that it is sandwiched between my two favorite songs on the album. Lyrics have the potential to be something but the drums didn’t allow that to happen. On “Not That Funny” punk enters the ring and I respect them for it. Just not my thing. I’m definitely skipping those two on relistens. Songs I liked: Over & Over The Ledge: Think About Me That’s All for Everyone Angel- I really liked this one lyrically. Brown Eyes Beautiful Child Tusk- The famous title track. I didn’t get the hype but I liked it. MUST LISTENS “Sara” is just Fleetwood Mac doing Fleetwood Mac things. Amazing song with a side of love triangles and a pinch of a love affair. I couldn't figure out what the lyrics meant on “Sisters of the Moon” but then apparently neither could Stevie Nicks. The music is a fantastic jam and stands out as one of the best songs on the album. “Storms” is one of their best songs and the biggest reason why Tusk is an essential Fleetwood Mac album.

Good album! While more experimental than their signature sound, it was great to explore the post-Peter Green Mac. Some really cool sounds, great vocal performances, good songs, it makes me eager to explore the other work. Criticism would be length and several similar sounding songs.

It's not "Rumours". It's really hard to give any substantive criticism to this album because of how heavily the "Rumours" shadow looms over it. "Tusk" is certainly a good album, but it's a little too long and drags at times. And at those times, I'm resisting the temptation to stop the album and put on "Rumours".

Solid album, need to listen again

Good, I love Steve Nick's voice and the band's sound in general. Solid 4 star.

Solid

strongly preferred the songs featuring stevie

Pretty good follow-up to Rumors

Not *really* my jam, but OMG Stevie Nicks.

Smooth easy listening. incredible vocals.

7.5 Pretty good but got a little long

Classic Fleetwood Mac. What's not to like?

Super fun album, it's a little long though. I'd still rather listen to rumors!

Commercially overshadowed by rumours, this album Fleetwood Mac side of gems and contains a great depth of songwriting talent

Uh so I listened to the main fleetwood mac album on accident. I have heard this one before as well it is good

Can't go wrong with Fleetwood Mac!

Enjoyed this, especially "Sisters of the moon" and "beautiful child". Not as many hits as Rumours though

Cool album

Liked the versatility of this album, no song sounds like the same and 3 lead singers is a refreshing concept.

riktigt gött sound alltså. det är ett väldigt långt album som drar ner betyget något. men fasen vad det svänger emellanåt.

Fleetwood Mac is great. Few memorable songs unfortunately.

Pretty darn good, mastered quite well.

Tusk!

Very nice listen

Not their best work but still some great stuff here. I’d actually never heard this one before, definitely going to need a second listen at some point

7.5/10. Fave track: storms

1979. Key Songs: Tusk, The Ledge, Think About Me

12/29 There were a couple of good tracks on the first half, they went crazy on the second. Standout Tracks: Sara, What Makes You Think You're the One, Sisters of the Moon, Brown Eyes, Beautiful Child,

The super cool Stevie Nicks doing great vocals on Angels, Sara and Sisters Of The Moon. Thats All For Everyone and Not That Funny are great as well.

visoka trojka. solidan rok pop album s nekim lijepim pjesmama, nekim prosječno dobrima, a nekim skroz bezveznima i malo anakroničnima. usto je i malo predug, mogao se srezati na jednu ploču i bio bi jako dobar

Half of it is really good!

Really 2.5 stars. Only good song on the album is the title track. A handful of other 3 star songs, but a lot of 2 star songs. Not sure why they thought this was the one that needed to be a double album.

Felt like there might've been some drama going on behind the scenes... nah, probably just imagining it

My listen to this album was a bit disjointed; then again, judging by some of the reviews, this album is a bit disjointed, too. That said, it was a pleasant enough listen. Looking forward to my future listen to Rumours. 6/10 Pretty Good

Long album, only a couple standout songs

The best way to describe this album is as a pastiche. It leaves no cohesive impression, offering just a few decent pop songs instead. The DIY approach feels completely unjustified. Buckingham and co. are practically screaming: 'To be like punks, I'll record myself banging on boxes and cans.' The result? You still can't hear anything clearly. The sound is muffled in some places and brighter in others; the rhythm shifts from crooked to steady without any clear purpose.

Peak testimony to a group damned by its own success through its own confessionals and in-fighting.

3 would be a 4 if they cut half of the tracks way too long

their slower, acoustic guitar songs are pretty good everything else is meh this album is very 50/50 on that, got a bunch of both

Definitely a bloated and experimental album, but despite there being a good number of misses across these 20 songs, there were still a lot of keepers and the production was crisp as always. 3/5

mix tape of fleetwood b sides. well produced. too long

First listened on 30th June 2025. Favourite song is Walk A Thin Line.

Had weird expectations for this one. I know it's more controversial, and not as highly rated, but I love the title song, so thought this should be an interesting one for me. Outside of the title song, this is a dull album. Pretty much how I feel about FM anyway really. Not worth the hype either way, it just coastal down the middle.

Un peu chiant

Tusk instead of Tango in the Night as the second Fleetwood Mac album? Why? There are a few good songs but nothing to justify this long of a runtime.

meh

Ok, I know this is probably a sacrilegious take, but apart from the title track I thought this album was honestly quite boring. 🤷🏼‍♀️ 3.5/5 ⭐️ 244/1089

Easy listening, not as good as rumours

Levy vähän sitä sun tätä, huomattavasti heikompi kun Rumours. Tuntuu että Stevie Nicksin kirjottamat biisit toimii, muuten jää vähän heikoksi omaan makuun.

Definitely isn’t Rumors, but not too bad

Spiritually this album is the scene in Anchorman after all the rival news agencies have had their fight. This is a "are we still going to be a band" jam session.

I’m sure these guys are capable of making a great album, but this wasn’t it…

I’m sure I’m supposed to love this album because that’s what the easy thing to do is. However the album just never seems to get going and it was just a pleasant listen even if a hard listen at times as it felt disjointed and ‘tinny’ if that makes sense. Not a lot more than that to say. Just wasn’t anything special and I’m disappointed as I expected more. Just and I mean just about gains that point to take it above Middle of the road 6/10 Best track- the build up and layers on ‘tusk’ were decent. Worst track- ‘never make me cry’

Rumors eccentric rowdy little sibling. Decent if a bit all over the place

me gusto el arranque no puedo decir lo mismo del resto del album tusk sorprendio rumours es muy dificil de mejorar

People hated this! It's fine, I don't know why people were pissed. It's a hit then an oddball cut then a hit .... I forgive them

Stronger beginning but falls off near the end.

This album starts off not the greatest but does get going around 8th track. Will say the Lindsey Buckingham songs are the best songs on here. Stevie Nicks tracks are the ones I’m enjoying the least but could be growers. This has some great moments and good ideas but does have that double album syndrome of throwing everything at the wall and being “Snippets” of song type thing (similar to the White Album) . It’s a solid 3, could go up with future listens or down.

Ensorcelled by Stevie Nicks

Shocked that they released an album i don't love.

How do you even go about following up arguably the greatest album of all time? Certainly the most accessible. You write Tusk I guess. Which is a good album on its own but is probably too long and definitely suffered from having to follow RUMOURS. Some cool tracks on here. Tusk itself comes out of left field but I love a horn section and the live version is ridiculous. I think Lindsay is a bit quiet vocally here which is a shame.

Nach dem beispiellosen Erfolg von „Rumours" stand Fleetwood Mac 1979 vor der paradoxen Aufgabe, sich selbst zu übertreffen – und entschied sich stattdessen für den radikalen Bruch. Aufgenommen im legendären The Village Recorder in Los Angeles, wurde „Tusk" zum teuersten Rockalbum seiner Zeit, was vor allem an Lindsey Buckinghams Perfektionismus lag, der viele Stücke im Alleingang produzierte. Das bei Warner Bros. Records erschienene Doppelalbum verweigert sich bewusst der Rumours-Formel und setzt stattdessen auf sperrige, von New Wave und Post-Punk beeinflusste Fragmente. Der Titelsong „Tusk" mit der USC Trojan Marching Band ist das schroffste Statement des Albums, doch daneben stehen mit „Sara" und „Sisters of the Moon" durchaus eingängige, fast klassische Fleetwood-Mac-Momente. Diese Gegensätzlichkeit – drei Songwriter mit drei völlig unterschiedlichen Handschriften, die kaum aufeinander abgestimmt wirken – macht „Tusk" zu einem faszinierend zerrissenen Werk. Was 1979 viele Hörer verunsicherte, wird heute oft als mutiger Befreiungsschlag gegen kommerzielle Erwartungen gefeiert. Gerade die Unfertigkeit, die rohen Kanten und der bewusste Verzicht auf glatten Pop-Appeal verleihen dem Album eine Tiefe, die „Rumours" in seiner Perfektion nicht erreichen musste. „Tusk" verlangt Geduld, belohnt sie aber mit einer Bandbreite, die in dieser Form einmalig im Katalog der Band bleibt. Ein Album, das sich seinen eigenen Erfolg lieber verweigerte, als ihn zu wiederholen.

Not my favourite album but it was fine

All of the tracks were decent but not many of them stood out to me. I think the album could have been better if condensed into a single album. I’d probably give it a 3.5 but would need to listen to it a bit more.

Good, but far from my favorite Fleetwood Mac album. ★★★

It was okay, but they already have the best Fleetwood Mac album on here, and this doesn't come close.

Lindsey Buckingham's songs stick out like a sore thumb on this album.

This is a muddled album. Lindsey Buckingham is a technically gifted musician. Unfortunately technically gifted doesn't necessarily make it a great listen. His voice is too soft and I found it boring. There was nothing I found distinct or memorable that stood out to me. It's not clear where you should tune in and out. Stevie Nicks and Christine McVie are slightly better as they are more listenable, I didn't mind their sections. Overall, it was an exceptional budget but it's not an exceptional album.

Jaunty anthems but doesn’t touch their earlier work

Tough to top Rumours. The self titled album when Buckingham and Nicks joined is more important than this one. 3/5.

There's some OK tracks on here and some really rather dull ones. Very MOR. Lots of love ballads and break up ballads. I enjoyed the title track when we eventually got there, so too long as well. Should be classed as 'Mum Rock'.

I think this album is struggling in comparison to rumors. To be fair, it's a very high bar to try and hit. But it just comes across as feeling very awkward. I get the feeling that this album just doesn't really have a strict direction to it, and it feels a lot less tight and the songs just happen throughout the album. I feel that towards the end it comes together. But overall, it has a very muddled sense of self. To be fair there are a few iconic tracks, but I think the overall package is just weaker than rumors by a long shot. Fav Track: Sara

con tan solo escucharle la voz a christine ya me dan ganas de llorar. By any means le llega a los talones a otros albumes de ellos como rumors, pero contiene temazos como tusk, sara y sisters of the moon que me encantan

Sure, they're a great band, though this is an album that didn't give them that reputation.

not bad. i think other albums are better

None of the energy of rumours, very plain

Never really rated this album. It's got some great songs but not enough to make one great record let alone a double record

if stevie isn’t singing it. the song is actually ass. it’s fascinating

I don’t know how to rate this album. I want to give any songs sung by Christine McVie three stars, Lindsey Buckingham songs four stars, and Stevie Nicks songs five stars. Doing the math is too complicated though. 😉 There are 4-5 really great songs on this album--the title track is one of my favorites, because damn, any rock band that enlists the help of a marching band rates high with me--but the rest is pretty forgettable. Lots of schmaltzy Christine McVie songs. Gotta go with 3 stars in spite of the gems.

Enjoyable if never really getting out of third or fourth gear. All sounds decent but I think the vocals and music in general misses a bit of edge and gusto. Which was probably intentional but it makes it harder to overly warm to.

Quite a chilled and understated listen, Tusk didn't grab me in the same way as "Rumours" and generally just seemed to illicit the thought that "this is quite a nice vibe". It's a bit slow in places like a gentle country rock album, but there are moments of more depth, where the music swells up to a heavier sound. I really liked "Sisters of the Moon" with powerful vocals and meaty riffs. I think generally I just found it a bit middle of the road, but with moments of definite potential. Part of the problem is that its so long I don't think I'm capable of doing it justice with a single listen. Definitely one I want to dive back into,

First Listen Favorites: Sara Over and Over Think About Me Honorable Mentions: Never Forget

3/5 have to listen more

It was nice

This is always described as the Fleetwood Mac post punk album but I always consider it to be their prog album. Ambitiously layered songs, intricate parts it’s pure prog. Throw into the mix the sound of loads of cocaine and massive ambition on the paranoid masterpiece of the title track. The stand out for me on this album though is the bass playing of John Mcvie. Fluid, rhythmic and the gravity that stops this mad album from floating away

It’s very meh

Solid album, but nothing special that stood out to me

I did feel a little bored towards the end but nothing too crazy. It was a good listen overall. 7/10

This was a pretty decent album, but unfortunately for Fleetwood Mac, I've already heard (and love) Rumors, and this album just doesn't even compare to Rumors. Sorry, I know it's not really fair, but I just expected so much more from it. Tusk (the song) is one of my favorites from them, and Sara is a very good, solid song, but the rest of the album just kinda felt like filler -- albeit enjoyable and melodic filler. I was relieved when the album was done. Three stars.

The last couple a songs were great but overall it just felt kind of boring.

Songs like Sara standout on a spiraling, less focused record that shows how lightning in a bottle rumors was

Not wanting to be pigeon holed, Fleetwood Mac move on from the uber-success of Rumours and go for a more experimental and raw sound. However, it's difficult not to make comparisons between the two albums, and wonder what might have been if songs like Think About Me and Sisters Of The Moon had been given a slightly more polished production. The album highlight is the ethereal Sara, but beyond these songs we're getting into a bit of a curate's egg. A number of the Lindsay Buckingham songs are so similar, snared and stompy, with guitar tracks distorted to the point that we lose some of the rawness that Buckingham wanted. Some of the later ballads, such as Never Make Me Cry and Never Forget, just seem to be going through the motions - Stevie Nicks sings about always being a storm, which is undoubtedly true, but Storm may as well be called Drizzle for the power it packs! Come down song That's All For Everyone is an example of how intriguing the songs can be, in a more melodic way than title track Tusk, which seems to build a tribal song around 4 notes! It's experimental, hit and miss but listenable and a discussion piece. But it's not as good as Rumours. 3 stars.

It must be hard to be a Fleetwood Mac album that isn't Rumours. It was alright but basically no bops whatsoever. I could have done with some more actual rock and roll.

Whew this is much drier than I was expecting. Hard to follow albums like Rumors. Did any of these songs become singles? I couldn't tell. Still pleasant but just harder to enjoy.

Not a fan

Not my favorite Fleetwood Mac album. I drifted in and out on this, but found Sisters of the Moon great

Lihtsalt liiga palju meh-kraami. Kahju, kuna Fleetwood Maci eelmine album, Rumours, on üks maailma parimaid. Siin aga ootasin pikalt, et album saaks läbi, sest seda A-tier muusikat on siin väga vähe ning plaat üldiselt on pigem hästi rahulik, täiesti teistsugune kui Fleetwood Maci hittidest tuntud kõla. 3.3/5

Solid album but when I think of Fleetwood Mac, Rumors is just way better than any other album they have made.

Solid, second half kinda lost me

soft rock is just a genre i'm generally not a fan of, as i always find it rather forgettable, though pleasant to listen to i guess. i've been putting off listening to rumours forever now so this is my first exposure to fleetwood mac and it's really just alright? it's pleasant enough and i can tell it's probably good, but it doesn't really stick with me at all, like most soft rock. 3/5, probably deserves to be here but i definitely don't get it

I really like this album and will probably listen again. I don't always love Stevie Nicks's voice, which is probably why I rarely listen to FM. But there's a lot to like on this album.

One or two great songs.

A bit M'eh, nothing stood out

I don't know the right way to follow up and album as big as "Rumors" but I don't think releasing an "experimental" double album is. This is not a bad album by any means but it isn't a good one either. It just is. Very one note and songs at times feel unfinished. I don't even think reducing this down to one album would change my rating on it (which is usually how I feel about most double albums). It would still be just bland and middle of the road. Moral of the story: if you're following up a major album more "In Utero" and "Bad" and less "Tusk" 3/5 (since thats the most middle rating I can give)

The follow-up to Rumours! Possibly the most anticipated, certainly the most expensive, album of the '70s. It opens with a classically beautiful (if slightly bland) Christine McVie ballad, which is immediately followed by Lindsay Buckingham's hyperactive, frenetic "The Ledge". This sets a pattern; we get some traditional songs from McVie and Stevie Nicks that wouldn't have been out of place on Rumours, and then Buckingham comes in with some weird, experimental songs that don't really fit with the rest of the album. Some of them work and some don't; all of them make it clear that Buckingham really wanted to break free of Fleetwood Mac and make solo music. The high points of this album ("Sara", "Think About Me", and the eccentric-but energetic title track) are great, but there's a lot of disjointed filler.

I was a little worried with the first song “Over and Over” with its belly up to the bar full of sorrow and an awful twang sound. However, the next track “The Ledge” delivered with a ramped up electrically charged guitar sound and playfully fun vocals. Plus, the bass gives it a jug blowing backcountry beat. Great song! Fleetwood Mac has great vocal harmony and complementary sounds. The guitars have wonderful and creative riffs and the organ in some songs really capture the mood like in “Think About Me” and “Angel.” I’ve never been a big Stevie Nicks fan, but she should be recognized for her ability to capture deeply emotional pieces in a rich storytelling approach as in “Storms.” A somberness is felt throughout the album, which may reflect issues the band was experiencing, but certain songs like “I know I’m not Wrong” and “That’s Enough for Me” were fun with solids beats. Rounding out the end, “Tusk” delivers with its delicious driving drums, haunting harmonic vocals, and electrifying horn section. This is an okay album, and if this made the 1001 list, I’m hopeful Fleetwood Mac will appear again.

Much lower than I thought for a Fleetwood Mac album. This grade is as strong as it is thanks to the title track.

Fleetwood Mac is not the sort of music I like to listen to normally. The short version of this is 74 minutes. There's also 4 hour and 6 hour versions. Insanity. I will.listen to the 74 minute version. I understand why people might like this album, but it doesn't do much for me. Still, it did produce a tapped toe. Sisters of the Moon is a fantastic tune.

when it's good, it's really good. unfortunately for me that was only about 10 of the 20 tracks on this album. 3/5

Some really good tunes, but about 5 songs too long

Fleetwood mac is so overrated There’s a handful of tracks here that I like and are good but a lot of these feel super filler Also why is this album so long It’s pretty boring 3/5 Favorites: the ledge, Sara, tusk

Minus Stevie Knicks this album is flat. She gets a 6, the album itself is nice, 3.

If you’re looking for the best of the best of Fleetwood Mac it’s not here but it is still better than a lot of other rock records.

3.5

I think Im supposed to love Fleetwood Mac, but really, I just kinda think they're ok. This album was ok. It's the first whole album I've ever listened to by them, and somehow I feel like that's sinful. I could seriously get shamed for that. Just not my thang, though. Makes me think of my time spent in daycare in the early 80s, and the lady in charge of my class would put on Fleetwood Mac or Juice Newton or Bonnie Tyler (RIP today) when we'd have to lay down on those god awful cots and take sweaty naps. Some nice songs here. More forgettable than memorable, though, and it didn't make me change my decision on the band and turn into a massive fan or anything, so I'll give it a 3.

Not really a fan of this one. Love Fleetwood Mac but none of the songs were fantastic The Ledge and Sara. Every track was just okay.

Fairly disappointing. I could see this growing on me with more familiarity but on a first listen, it just feels kind of flaccid. The end of the album (beautiful child to the end) was the highlight.

There's a high enough floor here because the Fleetwood Mac sound is one of the best we have but most of the songs feel pretty flimsy and undercooked.

The collapse of Fleetwood Mac memorialized as an album, it's disjointed, long, and a bit dark. It's still good, but it doesn't come close to the heights of Rumors, which would have been nigh impossible

i was looking forward to this since it’s a fleetwood mac album (a band i don’t know much about but enough to respect) but honestly kind of a let down. apple music says if you’re one of the people who came to this album because of rumours, this album might just make your skin crawl. now, while that’s a bit of an over exaggeration, it does help me feel vindicated. i only downloaded two songs out of 20 (sara and beautiful child). also small moment of recognition because both were written by nicks. not saying the others aren’t good but nicks is very, very good. but anyways three is appropriate because it took me a month to finish this album.

i like some fleetwood mac songs but not much off of this album clicked with me, i do very much enjoy stevie nicks voice tho fave- brown eyes

Lindsay Buckingham wanted Tusk to sound nothing like Rumours, and he got his wish. I think with repeated listens it will reward my impressions, but initially it does not sound cohesive or as catching as Rumours. It's a fully different direction, and one reason it doesn't compel me is that it sounds like three different solo artists recording together. There's nothing like "The Chain" on Tusk, a song that sounds like the band came together as one - unless it's "Tusk", I suppose, which only comes at the very end of a, shall we say, jumbled effort. And, let's face it, the songs aren't as good. "Sara" , "Think About Me" and "Honey Hi" are the standouts. After that, few of the songs stick. The women's songs are superior to Buckingham's songs, which must have been a blow as his ego took charge of the entire production. Tusk isn't a bad album at all. It's just always going to be the follow-up to one of the greatest records ever made.

6/10

Perfectly…mid

Tusk kind of frustrates me as an album. I love Fleetwood Mac, and they’ve got one of the best discographies going, but this has always felt more like a bunch of songs stuck together rather than a proper, flowing album. Even the tracklist just feels a bit odd to me in places. It doesn’t really flow the way their other stuff does, and as a full listen it just doesn’t hold together as well as something like Rumours. It’s definitely not a bad album though—I don’t really think Fleetwood Mac are capable of making one. The talent is obviously all there, and I do respect that after Rumours they didn’t just try to copy it again. They actually went and did something a bit experimental instead, which is probably the right move artistically. But at the same time, I just don’t think the songs are as strong overall. It feels a bit bloated, like there are loads of ideas but not all of them fully land or stick. It’s more like a collection of moments than a tight album. There are still some really good bits in it though. “Over & Over” is lovely, even if it doesn’t really feel like an opener. “Sara” is probably one of the highlights for me too, even if it drags on a bit. “Not That Funny” is pretty catchy as well .And Christine McVie is brilliant on this album, as always—there probably my favourite in the band so I’m biased anyway. I’ve just never really got on with the title track either. I know loads of people love it, but it’s never really clicked for me personally. I was a bit surprised this is on the 1001 Albums list instead of Tango in the Night, because I think that’s a stronger and more cohesive record. I know that’s probably an unpopular opinion though. I think with Tusk, it’s probably more important in terms of what it represents—like the big follow-up to Rumours—rather than being something you put on and think “this is a perfect album”. Overall, I don’t think it’s bad at all, it’s just overlong and a bit all over the place. There’s definitely good stuff on it, but it never quite comes together for me.

3,5

i might like this more than rumours honestly. i actually think lindsey buckingham’s vocals are superior to everyone else’s here. maybe a little discordant between the songs, but i liked it.

A single album would have been better. A lack of quality overall.

Reviewing this is like following up on releasing an album like Rumors - seemingly impossible, and it will be disappointing no matter what. I really love what Buckingham did here, but you can actually hear the band's inner turmoil (and not in that great Rumors way). Tusk the song is one of my favorite FM songs, but a disjointed double-album is tough to swallow.

oh snaps the other fleetwood mac album greatest impression is of how much album there is 💥sara? 💥brown eyes 💥i know i'm not wrong 💥tusk

You can feel the band pulling apart while listening to this album. The three songwriters of the group clearly each had different directions they wanted to go in: Christine McVie's songs are more conventional soft rock, the kind they had been known for up to that point, while Stevie Nicks took a more ethereal and dreamy approach, and Lindsey Buckingham was pulled more towards post-punk. I typically like this sprawling, messy approach to album construction, but unfortunately the song quality is as inconsistent as the sound. Buckingham's tracks in particular are very hit-or-miss, and a fair portion of them lack the punch that makes the best post-punk work for me. Nicks is far and away the strongest on Tusk, with tracks like Sara, Beautiful Child, and Sisters of the Moon being personal standouts. McVie's contributions are solid, but feel somewhat boring compared to the other two. I appreciate the experimental approach they took here, but I ended up respecting it more than I actually liked it.

Je connaissais pas celui-là et même s'il est plaisant il n'a vraiment rien de mémorable Habituée à mieux de leur part !!

This would be a great album if Nicks was the only singer.

Not as good as the previous one I got recommended here, but I found some really, really, really valuable gems on this album ❣️

This is a really good album. While listening I felt it was deeply romantic, emotional, and strangely intimate for such a big double record. Stevie Nicks’ vocals absolutely carry everything — her voice is so powerful, vulnerable, and magnetic that she becomes the emotional core of the whole project. The album has that classic Fleetwood Mac magic: beautiful melodies, rich harmonies, and a mix of soft romantic moments with some weirder, more experimental edges. From an emotional angle, it feels very honest — you can sense the tension, longing, heartbreak, and complicated relationships running through it. Tusk isn’t as immediately catchy as Rumors, but it has more depth and personality. Stevie’s songs especially hit hard. A strong, heartfelt album that rewards multiple listens.

Alright album. Kind of repetitive. The Ledge and Storms were my favorites. 5.3/10

Tusk definitely drags on for too long, with that said, there are still pretty great moments in this record, you should just not expect a Rumours-esque album, this isn't it. The band surely took a different turn, and it's not a bad decision, but the result is not very polished, there are clearly some dull moments that could've been cut. Overall a pretty good listen, the songwriting and arrangements may feel repetitive as the album progresses, and the record begins to wear on you when you arrive near the end, luckily the wonderful "Tusk" works amazingly as a reset; at least for me, this track was so refreshing and possibly came at the perfect moment to wake me back up. Other must-listens are (obviously) "Sara","Sisters of the Moon" and "Brown Eyes" I give it a 7.5/10.

Originally Fleetwood Mac were a hard hitting cutting edge blues band in the late 60s. However by the time this album came out they had evolved or should I say degenerated into a middle of the road 'girlie, let's make as much money as we can' outfit. True to say, earlier band members who made them great had left by them. I urge you to seek out their earlier work.

6/10, not bad but the whole album feels a little unfinished.

This is what "phoning it in" sounds like. What a chore to listen to.

Shockingly Inconsistent. Stevie Nicks carries tho

It's always been the case but when listening to this album there are clearly 3 independent songwriters which makes it a bit disjointed. Apparently Lindsey Buckingham was into Talkin Heads and trying to be more experimental. While I appreciate the effort, some songs didn't fit at all. Christine McVie and Stevie Nicks both contributed hits. Angel was a new find for me. Overall it would have been a better single album than a double.

this was a pleasant listen. its not the type of music i listen to but i think i didnt get bored and vibed with it more than i thought i would. fleetwood mac is a great band and this surely isnt their best album so i wasnt blown away. what they do surprisingly well is every element works with each other like a charm. it might be related to the fact that they have been in each others beds but for now it is a saturating decently good album definitely worth listening to. if i had liked rock i wouldve given it higher memorable tracks: What Makes You Think You’re The One Not That Funny 3.1/5

Good, but kinda some filler. A lot of it sounds the same and its really long. BUT the length paired with the sound makes it kinda a vibe. middle of the road for me

Not one of my favorites by them but it's a good one. It wouldn't be on this list if it weren't.

Decent albums. A bit hit and miss. They were clearly trying to follow up on the success of Rumours but could catch lightning in a bottle this time

그냥 평범했다. It was just ordinary.

Worth a listen

I really try to like Felletwood Mac but in the end it is mediocre

In the unfortunate position of following up Rumours, Tusk doesn't offer anything to convince me I shouldn't just be listening to it's predecessor. After a monumental success it's impossible to recapture the magic, in no small part because you're given unlimited support and money. The record-breaking budget of Tusk is more an indictment than an endorsement. Much like George Lucas's Star Wars prequels, this album demonstrates what is lost when creative constraints don't exist. I don't know how to create good music, but I know to continue making it requires constant criticism of the old and reinvention of the new, and Tusk doesn't do either.

Clear step down from their best couple albums but the Nix-led ballads here are still highlights, Sara and Sisters of the Moon especially. 3/4 border

Again, not bad, not good. Just meh. Looking forward to better fleetwood mac albums tho but this aint it.

Fleetwood Mac was one of those artists If never gotten around to actually listen. I have to ti say, it is nice and good, but it honestly feels a little boring. Nothing wrong with it, but not particularly memorable to me.

Underwhelming to say the least as a fan of their other work. Also underwhelming considering the production budget for this thing.

the punk songs were lowkey bad but the more classic fleetwood sounding songs were mostly groovy

Me he guardado Sara y Angel. Suena muy bien, pero no he terminado de llamar mi atención. He leído que está considerado su álbum más experimental. Es cierto que no tiene canciones fáciles de escuchar, aunque a día de hoy no suena especialmente raro.

Ambitious album with some mis-steps. Generally liked it

Good vibes but that's it. Liked "Beautiful Child" and "Walk a Thin Line".

empezó bien aunque es un flow muy tranquilo, la calificación es muy canción por canción, me parece que hay unas que cambian mi opinión y así pero en general le pondría 2,5 o 3

Fleetwood Mac is very hit or miss for me. Or maybe I should say hit or meh. This album is primarily meh.

Goddamit, I KNOW I wrote a review for this, and it's not here. That pisses me off. As did this album. I mean TUSK. What a great fucking name for an album or a band. In either case, though, it should be a fantasy-oriented stoner doom-psyche metal band/song, not . . . whatever this album is.

3/5 - This is what a blank check of coke sounds like. Schizophrenic and overly long, but has its moments.

I had higher hopes for this album as Tusk is one of my non-negotiable no skip songs. I think my mindset definitely changed the real rating.

Title track is great but the album in general falls short compared to their better work. 3/5

It's not Rumours but it has it's moments.

Nice melodies but after a while repetitive. Won't add to my library

#960. I don't know if I would classify this as one of the albums you need to hear before you die, but I would classify it as one of the albums. 3/5: acceptable.

Not necessarily a Fleetwood Mac girly, but I can certainly appreciate me some Fleetwood Mac from time to time.

So much cocaine.

Good for people that like Fleetwood Mac. The downside is it epitomizes everything people dislike about Fleetwood Mac too.

A big album, but no songs I recognize. Still it was enjoyable

3,2/5

An experiment that doesn't prove a hypothesis is still a successful experiment.

Following up Rumours has to be impossible…and while I don’t think this comes near its quality, there’s still some good songs sprinkled throughout. Likes: Sara; Storms; Angel

260526 13:34 3.5

J'adore le groupe, mais cet album n'est pas une grande réussite 2.5+/5

It's not Rumors, but it was okay

honestly kinda mid

Too long, not many great songs but not terrible

Longer than it should be, but there's a lot of pleasant songs on here. Everyone can find something that they might like. Nothing groundbreaking though.

Funny that the title track is the last on the album and it's kinda weird!

La force de vouloir en faire trop ne garantit pas le succès

Much much slower paced than the previous album obviously but it wasn’t too bad, 20 songs to make up an hour and fourteen minutes is alright, some of the songs I felt may have dragged on slightly but other than that not too bad I thought the guitar was quite good in some songs. My top three are Over and Over, Sara and Sisters of the Moon

Weet wanneer je moet stoppen met nummers op een album stoppen, no way dat dit album 20 nummers nodig had. Verder een prima album dat beter had geweest als het wat leaner was

Big, weird, and scattershot. About twice as long as it should be. It’s a clear downgrade from Rumours, but I do appreciate the boldness here and the refusal to make a basic sequel.

It's definitely no Rumors

3.2

very fun. great production but lot of filler tracks and very dragged out. beach boys smile works vibes

Jamais écouté avant. Impossible de ne pas comparer Tusk avec son immédiat prédécesseur, Rumours, véritable bijou de perfection pop qui, j'imagine, finira bien par faire partie de cette liste. Comparaison d'autant plus évidente que la volonté de s'éloigner le plus possible des recettes qui ont fait le succès de l'album précédent est ici flagrante : sans être totalement expérimental, les membres de Fleetwood Mac tentent, avec un succès aléatoire, de se réinventer, en s'inspirant notamment de la vague post-punk alors à son apogée. Du coup, Tusk est un album bordélique, trop long pour son propre bien, mais où transparaît par bribes le songwriting génial de Stevie Nicks, Lindsey Buckingham et Christine McVie. Inconsistant, oui, mais charmant, malgré tout. Top : Sisters of the Moon Flop : Not That Funny

Sure I’ve heard the millions of singles, but I’ve never listened to a full album. I think I’d like Rumors a lot. I liked this one, but I didn’t love it. I liked Not That Funny and Sisters Of The Moon.

This is just a bit too long for me, and I'm not sure it's something I'd deliberately listen to ever. But it's good?

This album is boring. That's my main takeaway. It's my first Fleetwood Mac album and it doesn't give me hope for the other, much more popular one, Rumours. This was the most ok album ever.

Estoy seguro que debe haber mejores, es el primero que escucho de Fleetwood. Stevie es toda la magia Nota: 3.4

3.5

Kinda boring and wayy too long. Didnt even finish it

Odd collection. I remember the fuss about the album when it came out. Mostly mundane music

This one's tough. Fleetwood Mac is one of my favorite bands (Rumours was the album I learned to drop a needle on), and I've tried a few times over the years to get into this one. Following two of the most successful pop rock albums of the 70s with an art rock double LP just feels "experimental" to the point of over indulgence, particularly on Lindsey Buckingham's part. Many of the tracks feel unfinished, as though an idea for a longer more, meaningful piece, while others feel over polished or too long. The lack of traction for any single aside from Sara speaks volumes, despite a robust critical reception. Still, there's enough here to cobble together a single album that would have been respectable if not great, so it lands at a rather disappointing 3/5 for me.

I think this would be a lot stronger if they cut out the weaker tracks and just made this a significantly shorter album. There’s some great songs on here but also some quite boring ones. The title track is a stand out and I wish they’d done more in that vein.

Too lengthy, I found my mind starting to drift while listening. I don't really see why this is is rated so high - in my books they've released stronger efforts, such as „Tango in the night“.

Sara makes this album for me, I’ve always rated it as a song. I’m a massive Fleetwood mac fan tbh and specially from this era. Although it’s no rumours, I still enjoyed the album, I’m expecting rumours to be on this list at some point. It’s more of a b side album but I think it shows how creative they were.

Not as good as rumours for me but still got some great tracks on it and I'm a guy who really loves 70s productions... Just a little bit too long of an album for me, it can get tiring!

3 de 5 Trabajo arriesgado y experimental, un disco doble que incluye lo-fi, pop, new wave, fusionándolos y creando una pieza ambiciosa desde la perspectiva de producción y arreglos, asi como costosa para producirla. Un trabajo que muestra al grupo en su punto más alto de creatividad. A destacar: Track 1 - Over & Over Track 5 - Sara Track 7 - Storms Track 10 - Sisters of the Moon Track 15 - I Know I’m Not Wrong Track 20 - Never Forget

Very long. Too long I would say. Some songs were pretty decent, mostly the tracks were there in the background.

2.5

los temas están buenos, ninguno desentona y me gusta como laburaron los coros en el disco (a diferencia de temas posteriores de la banda), pero no podés hacer un disco de 20 temas, 0 sentido.

what in the massive downgrade was that

I can see why this didn’t do as well as Rumours. Nothing outstanding but equally nothing terrible. Just fair to middling stuff.

Another middle of the road offering with no real highs or low.

I’m surprised (and excited) I haven’t heard any of these songs before. Different kind of sound for sure and it was all over the place, but I liked it. Althoughhhh too many songs.

Disappointing. Fleetwood Mac-lite. The massive production costs are a sure sign of an artist looking to cover up a void at the heart of the work.

I listened to this three times. I like Fleetwood Mac a lot but this album isn’t my favorite. Strong neutral.

Weaker Fleetwood Mac album but ok

I was excited to get a Fleetwood Mac album, but then got very disappointed when I realized it was those Fleetwood Mac songs I skip when listening to their stuff.

enjoyed this more than the last time i listened to this album 6 or 7 years ago. some greats songs, some not so great songs.

Lots of mac fans obsess about this album but I don't really get why. There's some experimental stuff I suppose, and they aren't going all out for global hits. Stevie is drenched in reverb and Christine offers a couple of gorgeous piano ballads. But mostly i found it boring, and wished it was rumours

This isn't a good album, but the interesting bits are really good. Shame there's at least an album of very boring and not very well put together material here.

Really liked Tusk(song) in Tusk(album). Fleetwood Mac pretty good me thinks yes yes. Forgot they made The Chain. Ver Gud song.

Pretty interesting album. From the start, you know it's going to be a bit different--for one, who opens an album with a soft, ballad-esque track? Especially a double album? Post-Rumours Fleetwood Mac is who, I guess. If they wanted to go for a different experience than their previous efforts, they succeeded. A few of the songs on Tusk sound like they could fit in on an earlier album, but the majority sound and feel like contrasts to what had come before. The shift doesn't feel forced, which makes it more enjoyable than it might be otherwise. I think the worst aspect of the album is that a lot of it feels disjointed. Where contention in the band worked for the better in constructing Rumours, here it just makes everything feel a bit piecemeal. The shifts from one writer/performer to another seem more stark than before. Even within the songs themselves things sometimes feel unpolished or incomplete. There really aren't any tracks I would consider bad, though. Some of them are pretty good, and there are definitely stand out songs. You just have to wade through a lot of seemingly random stuff happening to get to those good ones. I wouldn't say that there's a lot of filler here (as can happen on double albums), but the runtime makes it a more difficult listen. This one is a little tricky for me. I did like it, I just didn't really love it. It's interesting, but in a way that I find hard to quantify. And the end of the day, I'll say it's good, but not great. I think it's worth the listen, though. Overall: 3.25/5

I had high expectations and unfortunately they were not met. It’s way too long and contains too much mediocre material. The good stuff really stands out (the first song is beautiful) but is muddied by the average.

No big hits but that made it more interesting.

3.5, not my fave fleetwood mac

I like them but wasn't familiar with this album of theirs

Ihan kivaa musaa mutta ei tältäkään levyltä hirveesti mitään superbiisejä kolahtanut

Ihan kivaa rallattelua, mutta niin tuhti paketti, että ei saa kyl kokonaisuudesta kunnolla OTETTA.

This was…fine. I feel like Stevie’s songs are doing a lot of heavy lifting here. I disliked Lindsay’s songs the most because they all sounded kind of garbled to me as far as the mix.

Ok, not my favorite

The songs I like here are the ones that sound the most like Rumors. Rumors better be here.

I listened to this album at a Benefits Fair, waiting in line to exchange a meal voucher for a carnitas and chicken bowl. I was well into the middle of What Makes You Think You're the One by the time I got to the front of the line. I also read the text message "That would be funny!!" just as "Not That Funny" started playing. It feels weird to begin my journey with Fleetwood Mac here, and not with an album like Rumours; I worry that an unfamiliarity with the band might be playing a part in my reaction to this album, because I am getting very little sense of identity here. Almost every song here, especially throughout the first half, sounds like it could have come from an entirely different band. There's what sounds like a classic folk outfit, then a jug band, then a Billy Joel song, then the soundtrack to a Vaudeville show, then finally the Stevie Nicks songwriting I primarily associate the band with. For being an immediate followup to Rumours, Tusk is surprisingly slight and disjointed in some parts, with only consistently plucky and sparking guitar work serving as a somewhat constant presence. Some of instruments are occasionally mixed so loudly that I feel like I'm being punched. I was told by my friend, after conducting their own research on the album, that Lindsey Buckingham wanted Tusk to send nothing like Rumours, which is understandable for the purposes of new creative expression, but man, what an unfortunate decision. I have to stop researching Fleetwood Mac for now, as I will surely have the chance to pick up my research later, but I can already tell that they are a strange, strange band. And how was this the most expensive rock album ever recorded at the time? While there are great songs, and the second half is much more consistent than the first, it still a baffling experience. Highlights: The Ledge, Think About Me, What Makes You Think You're the One, Angel, Brown Eyes, Never Make Me Cry, Honey Hi, Beautiful Child, Walk a Thin Line, Never Forget

like youre shitting me its fucking fleetwood mac's tusk with usc marching band. #fighton

Es un álbum más calmado pero con canciones increíbles como Sara y tusk

Enjoyable but immemorable

This sounded to me like four people trying to make a Fleetwood Mac album while Lindsey Buckingham was trying to make a Ween album. Christine was the VIP here in my opinion.

Harmony vocals are ok. Slap guitars are ok but the kick bass is too harsh throughout imo. Being unable to see Stevie twirl is limiting my love of this one. Hits of Sara and Angel and Tusk carry this one for me, but some tracks I had to pass by.

This was kind of unhinged, but I didn't hate it. Saved a few bangers. Might listen again.

It was alright

One of those bands for whom my opinion changes just about every time I have cause to listen. This was a disinterested day; tomorrow may be different. "Tusk" is a cool song, though.

goes on and on. its not like The Suburbs where the songs are all the same. it has variations here in there. gives off slow dance vibes.

Fint, men står inte ut alls lika mycket som Rumours

Fine album and a good listen but not the best Fleetwood Mac album

Half the songs were amazing but the other half were awful.

When Joseph Heller was asked why he hadn't ever written anything as good as Catch-22 since, his reply was that neither has anyone else. That pretty much sums up this album when compared to Rumours. However, the sparser arrangements make for an interesting soundscape and I particularly enjoyed the driving drums on Tusk, which makes you feel an impending sense of doom.

q country suenan pensé q era de sus primeros álbumes

i liked it i guess you cant go wrong with fleetwood mac, not there best but surly not the worst

Stevie. Enough said. And Storms is beautiful… but the album is missing something for me. Maybe it doesn’t feel as good as its individual parts.