Fleetwood Mac • “I’m So Afraid” • 1975 [Reelin' In The Years Archive]
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
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Fantastic! More and more and more please!
Still kick ass 2024
I wore out a cassette tape of Rumours from the late 70s to early 80s. All of the band were great, including the 3 singers.
Saw them about this time and this song is what I remember (longer version though) -- a diva but he can play guitar.
Anyone notice the verse is is identical to the first part of the hymn "This Little Babe," from Robert Southwell's Newe Heaven, Newe Warre (1595)? I recognized the tune from Benjamin Britten's "Ceremony of Carols." I wonder if LindseyBuckingham was a choir boy as a young lad. Great song, though!
This was a highlight from the band during the Tusc tour....for me and others.
Typical pretentious jazz reply.
He hit the drums too hard. Us Jazz guys are just not into it. I'm not into this band. They are just average.
What
While everyone is entitled to their opinion I can’t except the term “average” to describe one of the most important and influential bands in Rocks history.
Ginger, a Jazz player, hit his drums hard when he was playing Rock music. Who is this “Us”?
That makes sense - this ain’t jazz, it’s *rock.” It’s not meant to be wimpy.
Alternatively, the mix here brings the drums up a bit too much…but fine to a head and diss a legendary band.
@@AppleCorp3 Buckingham is a great songwriter and performer..but Peter Greene...that's just undeniably unbeatable, one of the top 10 of all time . But this is Def not just 'average" .This is a great live performance.