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The Rumors being everywhere in 77 statement got me curious. I looked it up and that album produced 4 Top 10 hits. Not a lot ahead of that but a few. From some article:
There are at least 15 albums in history that have produced five top 10 hits, including releases from Madonna, Janet Jackson, Bon Jovi and New Kids on the Block, to name just a few. The most recent projects that have pushed exactly five singles into the top 10 include Taylor Swift’s 1989, The Black Eyed Peas’ The E.N.D. and Fergie’s The Dutchess.
Four titles have sent exactly six songs into the Hot 100’s top 10: Michael Jackson’s Bad, George Michael’s Faith, Janet Jackson’s Janet. and Katy Perry’s Teenage Dream.
Just four other albums have made it to seven top 10 singles, which currently stands as the most impressive performance among all albums in U.S. history: Michael Jackson’s Thriller, Bruce Springsteen’ Born in the U.S.A., Janet Jackson’s Janet Jackson's Rhythm Nation 1814 and Drake’s Scorpion (which holds the record for the most simultaneous top 10 hits, with seven).
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Originally posted by Nirvana Norman View Post
A few pages back he thought Survivor should be Rock N Roll HOF, so that should tell you all you need to know.
Fleetwood Mac's commercial era is mostly meh. Peter Green's era was way bluesier way more catchy. Guitar work was way better. Songs were consistently good. Nicks/Buckingham era is still way better than the easy listening era from like 70-74.
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Originally posted by keef View PostThe Rumors being everywhere in 77 statement got me curious. I looked it up and that album produced 4 Top 10 hits. Not a lot ahead of that but a few. From some article:
There are at least 15 albums in history that have produced five top 10 hits, including releases from Madonna, Janet Jackson, Bon Jovi and New Kids on the Block, to name just a few. The most recent projects that have pushed exactly five singles into the top 10 include Taylor Swift’s 1989, The Black Eyed Peas’ The E.N.D. and Fergie’s The Dutchess.
Four titles have sent exactly six songs into the Hot 100’s top 10: Michael Jackson’s Bad, George Michael’s Faith, Janet Jackson’s Janet. and Katy Perry’s Teenage Dream.
Just four other albums have made it to seven top 10 singles, which currently stands as the most impressive performance among all albums in U.S. history: Michael Jackson’s Thriller, Bruce Springsteen’ Born in the U.S.A., Janet Jackson’s Janet Jackson's Rhythm Nation 1814 and Drake’s Scorpion (which holds the record for the most simultaneous top 10 hits, with seven).
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Originally posted by NickZepp84 View Post
I would think one of the first NA Beatles albums would have pulled off that feat too. Prince's Purple Rain too.
Badass:
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Originally posted by keef View PostThe Rumors being everywhere in 77 statement got me curious. I looked it up and that album produced 4 Top 10 hits. Not a lot ahead of that but a few. From some article:
There are at least 15 albums in history that have produced five top 10 hits, including releases from Madonna, Janet Jackson, Bon Jovi and New Kids on the Block, to name just a few. The most recent projects that have pushed exactly five singles into the top 10 include Taylor Swift’s 1989, The Black Eyed Peas’ The E.N.D. and Fergie’s The Dutchess.
Four titles have sent exactly six songs into the Hot 100’s top 10: Michael Jackson’s Bad, George Michael’s Faith, Janet Jackson’s Janet. and Katy Perry’s Teenage Dream.
Just four other albums have made it to seven top 10 singles, which currently stands as the most impressive performance among all albums in U.S. history: Michael Jackson’s Thriller, Bruce Springsteen’ Born in the U.S.A., Janet Jackson’s Janet Jackson's Rhythm Nation 1814 and Drake’s Scorpion (which holds the record for the most simultaneous top 10 hits, with seven).
So you had WKY and KOMA playing Mac's hit records on AM, you had new FM"album oriented" stations like KATT playing their what is now know as "deep cuts" and then we had "underground" stations like KOFM which played the rest of Rumours. KOFM was really avant garde in those days and played all kinds of crazy stuff.
By the time Thriller came out radio stations were structured again through the FM signal. KOFM went from underground to being the new WKY.
But the early '70s to about '78 was great if you had an FM radio (and not that many people did believe it or not).
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ELO, there is no other band even in their league..while they may not be “the best” band all time, there’s no doubt they are the most talented. There’s not 3 or 5, there’s multiple members playing many instruments to bring the music they can put together. And they are great. If anyone has any doubts about this, just check out their live performance in Wembley, London a few years ago. The whole show…here’s a few:
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Originally posted by NickZepp84 View Post
And that’s about as nice as I can be. Nothing you are posting is legend FWM.
This is legend FWM…
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Originally posted by SEC View Post
If yer trying to diminish or make fun of Fleetwood Mac to those that grew up, listened to and appreciate their music, which absolutely seems like you are, don’t keep digging a huge hole.
And that’s about as nice as I can be. Nothing you are posting is legend FWM.
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Originally posted by keef View Post
Are you not familiar with the original FM lineup? I don't see how posting the Peter Green years and comparing those to Zeppelin as him "diminishing" or "making fun" of the Mac?
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Originally posted by keef View Post
try spending part of each day NOT on a message board. it helps.
Fixing to put some big flatheads next week in the boat.
So, move on..if yer aggravated.
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Originally posted by BoomerSooner2578 View Post
In my experience- small, slightly wounded children are more effective "big cat" bait, but it's possible we're talking about two different things.
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Originally posted by SEC View Post
If yer trying to diminish or make fun of Fleetwood Mac to those that grew up, listened to and appreciate their music, which absolutely seems like you are, don’t keep digging a huge hole.
And that’s about as nice as I can be. Nothing you are posting is legend FWM.
This is legend FWM…
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Originally posted by NickZepp84 View Post
You just don't know anything about the history of the band. They were around for about 8 years before Nicks and Buckingham joined. There's a reason the Peter Green era is just better his guitar work is way more advanced. Don't Stop is a terrible song BTW. The very reason I'm mostly meh on them Too much of a disposable pop sound at times. I get a few of their songs from that era like Tusk, Never Going Back Again, The Chain. But then you got the awful pop songs like Don't Stop, Landslide, Go Your Own Way, Dreams, or pretty much anything Nicks wrote.
Just thought you were bashing.
As you were(military term)….IOW, carry on, mate…
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Originally posted by SEC View Post
Have a few of those as well…however, small mud cats(polywawgs) are Scooby snacks to big Tabby’s
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Originally posted by NickZepp84 View Post
You just don't know anything about the history of the band. They were around for about 8 years before Nicks and Buckingham joined. There's a reason the Peter Green era is just better his guitar work is way more advanced. Don't Stop is a terrible song BTW. The very reason I'm mostly meh on them Too much of a disposable pop sound at times. I get a few of their songs from that era like Tusk, Never Going Back Again, The Chain. But then you got the awful pop songs like Don't Stop, Landslide, Go Your Own Way, Dreams, or pretty much anything Nicks wrote.
But I will say that FM's sound prior to Nicks and Buckingham was way more bluesy and IMO more musically sophisticated. I actually think the only FM record I actually bought was "Mystery to Me" which came out right before they changed their sound. Didn't need to buy anything after that. Just listen to the radio.
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Originally posted by blackfrancois View Postway, way out of my wheelhouse with some synth pop from canada.
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Originally posted by DFWSooner View PostKEXP puts out a ton of really good live music performance videos. that's Seattle, right? Here's another one from a band I really like.
https://www.kexp.org
Osees are great. thanks!
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