5 Responses to “Classic Albums – Fleetwood Mac – Rumours”

• By Jay on Jun 14, 2010

  Well what more can be said here than has ! But I must say I would rather listen to the old Fleetwood Mac. Lets face it, all the Fleetwood of later is nothing but more rumours. They all have the same things in common each and every record! Sappy, mysical fakeness, single drum beats as if your hearts going to pop from your chest. On and on Fleetwood Mac goes, when they stop nobody knows! I do know when they should stop! NOW! There is one track I heard the other day and yes I don’t know the name of it… “Thank God”, but it will be easy to find out. They repeated the line over 100 times! Name that tune! I must admit they did write some great songs, but I don’t like hearing other peoples problems on record and I don’t see how their music will get someone who is on valuim through the day! Don’t Stop about thinking of tomorrow! Trust me I won’t. If you want to hear a woman sing, listen to Blackmore’s Night, and she don’t do coke, Candence Night this woman can sing! And speaking of a great guitar player… Mr Blackmore knows the world and styles of mystical treatments! Guess what? The the Worlds still turning!
  Rating: 2 / 5
• By Edmund A. Heise on Jun 15, 2010

  I was very much disappointed with this album.I really didn’t need to hear of all their problems in life.I did not purchase this album to hear them talk about themselves, I wanted to hear their music, which on this album there is very little. I am sending this album back to Amazon. Stay away if you are looking for music.
  Rating: 1 / 5
• By Anonymous on Jun 15, 2010

  Well, I am among those who expected the basic performances along with the documentary, based on the packaging and the song titles listed in the text.

  I’m glad so many people like it because that means I will have no trouble selling my copy.

  The sound quality didn’t impress me, and the “specially recorded” versions of some songs told me only that the members have lost their voices. (offstage: “Sacrilege! Burn him!”)

  Even the navigation was annoying – click,click, click, click to get to any one song.

  Bah!
  Rating: 1 / 5
• By Clarence A. Beacham on Jun 15, 2010

  Very disappointed with this DVD. Like I said above, if you want to view a rockumentary watch VH1 alot cheaper. Description very misleading.
  Rating: 2 / 5
• By Stuart Sweetow on Jun 15, 2010

  If you want to hear music, don’t purchase this video. Each song is quickly interrupted with current interviews of band members talking mostly of their failed romantic relationships during the recording of Rumours. This should be labeled a documentary, not a music video. The band members do talk about the music, and there are nice clips shot at Sausalito, California’s Record Plant showing how particular tracks were mixed. However, I believe using the Rumours album cover on the video packaging deceptively implies that it is a music video.
  Rating: 1 / 5

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