Thanks Massy. Keep on doing videos your way - I love the background stories, personal aspects and that things are put into context 👍

Always enjoy listening to what you have to say about your favorite records, Mazzy. Keep the discussions and personal stories coming……and the humor as well.

Danny kirwan hugely underrated

Cool share Mazzyman. Appreciate the stories, history and your ranking. Love it all; love the blues tone of Peter Green. Such an amazing time for music and early Fleetwood Mac really makes you dive deep into the blues/psych rabbit hole. Cheers

Thanks for another good educational video, keep it up.

I put Tusk and Mirage at the top but it's hard to argue with Then Play On. Unique atmosphere about that album. Also nice to see Kiln House so high.

Love your Videos Mazzy. Thanks for sharing you collection with us. I log into You Tube most mornings here in Australia, hoping there is another Mazzy Vid available

I had been waiting a long time for a ranking as good as this of my favorite band of all time. I am a collector fan of its 3 multiple phases since in each phase there is at least one great album. Thank you for the great content on your channel, I really enjoy it!.

This was a damned fine ranking video, packaged with love and care 10/10.

I live in Australia so I was introduced to Fleetwood Mac through the song Albatross. Been a fan ever since - and I like all the "versions" of Fleetwood Mac. I was glad you put Tusk so high. This is a great album. There were a couple of albums I wasn't aware of. Fleetwood Mac were great because they moved through several music genres so I found it difficult to "rate" the albums. Anyway I love your videos because you put that personal touch in and you use context. Whether I (we) agree is totally irrelevant. "It's not the ending - it's the journey that is important". Thanks.

When Then Play On was initially released, it did not have "Oh Well" but had 4 songs penned by Danny Kirwan. It did not sell well. Suddenly, Fleetwood Mac had a hit with "Oh Well". So almost immediately, I mean within a month, Reprise deleted the original release, deleted the 4 Danny Kirwan songs: ("When You Say", "One Sunny Day", "Without You" and "My Dream") and added "Oh Well". You can seek out the British Release (I got lucky and found a copy in Cincinnati, Ohio in 1979) or buy the new reissued CD which contains everything; the Danny Kirwan tunes and "Oh Well". Also, "Station Man" from Kiln House was Pete Townsend's favorite Fleetwood Mac tune. He told that to Mick Fleetwood who conveyed it to Danny who expressed disbelief: "I would have thought he hated it." Liked it so much in fact that when Mick Fleetwood put on a tribute to Peter Green (Greenie was still alive but did not show), and Pete Townsend was invited as one of the contributors, he picked that song to play. And for those that think Townsend has his head up his ass and "it's all about him", he introduced it by saying to the audience: "listen to this" and he played the last chords from "Won't Get Fooled Again". He says something like: "enough of that" and launches into "Station Man". Suddenly at a certain part of the song, the audience realizes he lifted that riff from Danny and he was "subtly" acknowledging that fact. "Station Man" came first. You can view this on KZfaq.

Professor Mazzy, you could ramble all you want. I think that’s most entertaining part. I learn something every time I tune in. Not sure anyone does it better.

Great video Mazzy . I was obsessed with early 70s Fleetwood Mac albums. I loved Mystery to me when it came out. I ‘ve heard that it was Mick’s personal favorite. Then Play On kicks butt also. I have an old jukebox single with Oh Well / Green Manelishi . That’s an interesting 45!

I enjoy your videos. You ARE the spirit of the sixties!

My favorite KZfaq channel and also enjoy your IG page and your posts on the Hoffman board. Enjoy your discussion and thoughts. I like “Tango” much more than you do, but that’s what makes all of this great.

Great video ! Like your context.

Thanks for that Mazzy. I’ve started getting into Peter Green era Mac and I am really digging it. I’ve got a minty “Then Play On” in the mail just now and am very excited.

Being a very young lad ( not even in kindergarten) in 1968 , I didn’t get a chance to hear the early Fleetwood Mac records. It wasn’t until the mid 70’s that I was exposed to their record s and songs via my AM transistor radio. I subscribed to your channel not only because of your wit and charm, but mainly to hear your stories and more importantly your knowledge. Those early releases with Peter Green are fantastic and I see why you ranked them high on your list.

Hey Mazzy. Enjoyed listening to your ranking as usual. Love hearing about your personal history with the music. Thanks!

I’m not sure how I missed this video but thanks for promoting it again. (Sadly because of Christine’s passing 😢) Of the entire VC your videos are my favorite with your storytelling, insights and humor although musically we tend to have very different preferences we have some common ground with FM. I lean more with Buckingham/Nicks era but to me the gold of that era is Lindsey & Christine. Their music and voices combined into two of the very best of any band! If you haven’t heard their 2017 album I highly recommend it.

Hey Mazzy you are always going to get crazy mad fools who need to piss and moan 😱 keep on keepin on. Love the channel

Tea Party ROCKS! So glad you reminded me about this record. It took me a while to find it but it was time well spent. Thanks.

Great list Mazzy! I enjoyed your video very much .

Nice ranking, and it’s always a treat to hear you’re story and perspectives. I’m 12 years younger than you and actually came to Fleetwood Mac in the early 80s, being already a huge Stevie Nicks fan, so Rumours will always be number one for me. I’m a sucker for a perfect pop album, especially when it’s from a band not previously known as being pop. ✌️

I enjoyed your thoughts on each of their albums. Great video Mazzy!

Totally agree with your number one choice, with Kiln House a close second. I’m a few years older than you and also was purchasing them as they came out. Was not aware of the 1970 Boston tea party album until you mentioned it a few months back. Went out and purchased it. Fantastic album!. Early Fleetwood Mac is the only Way to go!

Thanks Mazy. Love all three (?) periods of Fleetwood Mac - Green, Welch, Buckingham. I remember not liking Tusk much, because I was expecting/hoping for [self titled]/Rumors-Part 3. Albatross reminds me of surf guitar albums. Good ranking video. - Chris

Thanks for that little trip down Fleetwood Ave. Do your thing Mazz. Screw the critics! Enjoyed this. I lean towards the Peter Green era too. 👍🏼😎

Here for your stories and life experiences, keep it up.

Super enjoyed this! Your rankings certainly upended expectations (Tango in the Night last? Whoa. Though I do agree about the problematic '80s sound), and I appreciate the perspective of someone who got so saturated with Rumours in the late '70s that you couldn't revisit it for decades. I'm too young to remember any of that. In any case, your timing is excellent as I am wrapping up a deep, deep Fleetwood Mac and all things related dive. My top tier of Mac albums include (alphabetical order) Bare Trees (fucking LOVE that one), Rumours, self-titled '75, Then Play On, Tusk. I should also mention that I really got into Buckingham's solo work, especially enjoying Go Insane and his most recent, self-titled work. Thanks again for the video. (Btw, did you forget Mirage? Or did I just miss it?)

Great review and the perfect order in my opinion.Thanks for the reviews of the Fleetwood Mac Bob Welch era albums as well.They tend to be overlooked.Mystery to Me being a personal favorite. Thanks as well for mentioning the late great Danny Kirwan. A hard to find Fleetwood Mac song featuring Danny's singing, song writing and guitar work is called Dragonfly .Greenie called it the best thing Danny ever recorded.

Great rankings Mazzy. For me my favorites are Bare Trees, Kiln House, the self-titled, and Heroes Are Hard to Find.

Your best “ranking” segment yet. Love Fleetwood Mac, especially the blues years. You nailed it!

I love your comments, your stories, your experiences... Music loves you!!! Thank you!!! Great Ranking!!! I love the Bob Welch era. No Mirage?... I suppose your rank this album before or after Tango in the night. ¿What do you think about the live album 1982? ¿What do you think about the guitar art of Buckingham? Greetings from Barcelona (Spain). 🙂

Mazzy is the best You Tube channel about music …from bottom of your heart. Love. Peace

Big fan of the bluesy period of Fleetwood Mac and I would buy all of their Peter Green’s albums, starting with the album that got me converted, Then Play On, with the long version of Oh Well, my all time favorite song. It’s impressive how many albums you have, and the knowledge you shared, love it. I do like both bands, the one with Peter Green’s influence and the one after, which I got to know more till I moved to Spain in the 80’s and got to hear Oh Well on the radio in the middle of one night. I really loved Tusk a lot when I first heard it, and I played it the most on cassette. I’m surprised you didn’t mention Then Play On! Hahaha, I saw you put it as number 1, spot on, we agree on it. I’m assuming you have Green’s In the Sky, I love his guitar playing. With your rating, I’ll have to go back and play them all. Great video, I enjoyed it very much!

Fleetwood Mac was one of my automatic buy bands in the 70's too. I'm surprised and happy that our rating of the albums line up really closely (except for Tusk, which I would put below 75's self-titled album). Maybe not surprising because we're both class of '72. There is a great 5 CD "Original Album Series" budget box of the best Reprise albums. Very basic but it includes Then Play On, Kiln House, Future Games, Bare Trees, and then they skip Penguin to include Mystery To Me (yay). It's about $17 on Amazon US right now. Hard to pass up. I enjoy the CD version of Then Play On because it includes the tracks that were deleted to make room for "Oh Well" on the LP version.

Say You Will is criminally underrated. Rolling Stone included ZERO tracks from it in their recent top 50 Fleetwood Mac songs list. If you don't believe me, watch Stevie sing "Goodbye Baby" at their 2003 Boston concert.

Hi Mazzy you had me at Fleetwood Mac and your personal experiences. For me it is hard to dispute your great list. I love the Peter Green period, the Kirwan/Spencer, the Bob Welch period and the massive Buckingham Bicks period. I love Tango in the night because Big Love had a massive impact on me... I was 21 in 1987.. the best time of my life. What I wouldn't do to go back to those footloose and fancy free days. God bless your channel, your experiences.. you are the essence of what a connoisseur is and an admirer of art for art's sake. No surprise your career is in photography.

Really enjoyed your ranking Mazzy. Such a unique band in all of its iterations. I must give Tusk a relisten, of all their albums I own I rarely pull it out. I agree with your comments about Rumours, couldn’t listen to that for years because of the overplay. Cheers.

Great list. For me, I would put Tango up a bit higher. Go check out the solo Buckingham rips on Isn’t It Midnight. One of the best outro guitar burners ever recorded. Big fan of your channel.

Thanks, Mazzy! Lots of good info on Fleetwood Mac albums to check out. I bought the Rumors and Tusk albums in the 1970s and a few others from the Buckingham-Nicks era. But I need to check out the earlier versions of the band.

I got the CD box set on your recommendation, it's awesome I love it, and oh my, some of the bonus tracks are fantastic. Tasty box and artwork too. Saves me buying them all individually.

should say love the video. And I for one, find the context / preamble etc great. Thanks

A well deserved #1 ranking for Then Play On. A desert island album for sure.

Thoroughly enjoyed this video and I see a Fleetwood Mac overdose coming my way.

Hey Mazzy, The Boston Concert vou can get here in Germany by Mailorder JPC. You can get it in three 2-LP Versions. The three Albums placed next to each other, make the Great Album Cover. The boxset can also be ordered, but there is a long wait. The German mailorder page can also be changed to English and they also ship to the USA. Great Records.

"Then Play On" has pieces of jamming scattered throughout the album with stop-and-go interludes that make it totally fascinating and engaging. Couple that with the moodier songs and the fantastic "Show-Biz Blues" and "Oh Well" and you have a "perfect" record. "Albatross" is great, but even though it isn't a Fleetwood Mac song, Peter Green's "Supernatural" on his John Mayall album, still makes the hair on my arms stand up. I believe that Carlos Santana's sustained notes were already in his bag, but he did emulate/copy Greenie. Nothing wrong with that. "Man of the World" can bring a tear to my eye.

5 Rumors 4 Fleetwood Mac (1975) 3 Tusk 2 Bare Trees 1 Future Games. Thanks for the rankings!

I first heard Then Play On during my college days-Rattlesnake Shake caught my attention for sure. Recently found a great copy at a record show and had to buy it. I totally agree with your #1 ranking.

I was born in 1981 so tango in the night was my intro into Fleetwood mac, my dad played it to death. It's probably up the top end for me. I do get what your saying about 1980's sound though. Great video again

Great ranking Mazzy, it pretty much mirrors mine.

Then Play On ,…. Is my favorite too ! Thank you for the review.

Hi Mazzy. I love the fact that, no matter what level of success the band were enjoying, Mick Fleetwood never stopped talking about the genius of Peter Green. A truly brilliant guitarist but, as you say, the warmth of his voice was just as important to the band’s sound at that time. I actually really like Tango In The Night but that was my entry point to the band. My first ever gig was actually seeing them in Birmingham in May ‘88. Buckingham had left the band by that point, and they missed his energy, but I still like that period leading up to Behind The Mask. For me, weakest album of the Buckingham Nicks era is Mirage. Other than the singles, it’s a real damp squib compared to the eccentricities of Tusk. I like your comparison of Not That Funny and Why Don’t We Do It In The Road? Spot on.

Yes, Then Play On has something special. I bought a Midi pressing and didn`t saw that the songs are in different order. When i first listened to it, i was like "something`s wrong here", but now i like it that way. My favs are Then Play On, Bare Trees and Rumours. Greetings

Enjoyed the video my friend!! I was working in radio back in the 90s when that dreaded album with Dave Mason came out and it was sadly horrible I thought anyway...lol

Thanks for this, really enjoyed it. Now somewhat inspired to investigate the period between the Peter Green years and Buckingham Nicks joining the party. Start with Kiln House?

"Then Play On" is not only their greatest album, but is in my top 10 all-time rock albums in general; would put the red 'Greatest Hits' album at #2 as it gathers those fine Peter Green era singles. I remain mostly unfamiliar with those early 70s 'transitional' albums, but recently discovered the lovely Danny Kirwan song "Dust".

Great ranking Mazzy! I'm not a huge Fleetwood Mac fan...but I agree in general with your ranking. Hey have you ever thought about a couple of "quick hit" rankings? Like the Raspberries (only 4 studio albums), The Knack (only 6 studio albums). I'd love your take on their catalogs. Take care buddy, Matt Street

I also agree with your top pick as "Then Play On" however following closely behind are "Future Games" and "Bare Tress". Losing Spencer and gaining Welch which added another strong writer along with Kirwan and Perfect really coming into their own, created some of their strongest LP's to date. You described those LP's very well and was wondering why they weren't ranked higher. I respect that you DID rank the earlier blues period (At least some of it) higher then the Buckingham/Nicks era. I appreciate all your background stories and info, don't change!

Hi Mazzy. I enjoyed your KZfaq video as always. Being a fan of all the Fleetwood Mac lineups, I have a hard time ranking these albums. My personal top 10 ranking today would be: 1. Mystery to Me 2. Bare Trees 3. Future Games 4. Tusk 5. Then Play On 6. Rumours 7. Heroes Are Hard to Find 8. Fleetwood Mac (1975) 9. Tango in the Night 10. Kiln House All of these would get five stars from me. By the way, back in May 1975, Fleetwood Mac performed their very first concert with Nicks and Buckingham at the County Colosseum in El Paso. Me and my buddies at UTEP were there third row center. Imagine my surprise to find out that Welch was no longer in the band and instead there was a strange lady dressed like a Gypsy, playing a tambourine, singing with an unusual voice about a Welch witch. I had no idea who she was. I wanted to hear Hypnotized, Emerald Eyes, Future Games, and Bermuda Triangle. Instead I was subjected to the very first time they performed Landslide and Rhiannon to a live audience. I might have, regretfully, yelled a few unkind words towards the stage. I was so disappointed, but shortly afterwards Over My Head was all over the radio. so I bought their new album. After a few spins on the turntable I became Stevie Nicks’ biggest fan. I also saw her very first solo concert which was at the Summit in Houston when she was promoting Bella Donna.

Do what you want-ignore comments. That's what's makes your channel GREAT!!!!#

Future Games & Bare Trees are my number 1 and 2. Kirwan and Welch are an amazing guitar duo. Very mature, high-intellect playing. Kiln house is my #3, Station Man probably my favorite Mac song.

Nailed it with Then Play On. My Favorite too. Kiln House probably #2. I didn’t know all three guitarists were on The Boston Tea Party set. I passed on it earlier. Definitely need it !! Thanx ! 🎶☮️🎶

Great stuff Mazzy "get to the meat" I thought that was only a thing ppl who consume car video's say LOL. F the haters! play on great choice sweet record, love to hear your "ramblings" it's relationship with music lovers my wife I value, keep it up!

Nice job. Have to pull out Kilnhouse and listen to side 2.

Great ranking. I'd add the Lindsey Buckingham / Christine McVie album from 2017. The drums and percussion are by Mick Fleetwood and John McVie plays bass.

Hey Mazzy i dig when you ramble buddy.

I have these 3 separate volumes of the Boston Tea party releases. They are so good! Actually, a new box set is coming out that includes all the discs in it.

If I had to pick the most transcendent live concert experience of my life, it would be this: mid/ late 90s, Long Beach Blues Festival, a whole day tribute to the British Blues players. Everyone was there, John Mayall, Mick Taylor -- and Peter Green. This was his return to music after his many years wrestling with his terrible mental health issues that had him institutionalized off-and-on over the years. I didn't know his music at all. Anyway, out he came with his new band (Splinter Group) around 5pm. We were outside in the late afternoon light - and then this music began that just seemed to come straight from another realm.Time stood still and people were completely aghast and utterly caught up in what I can best describe as a magic spell. Unreal. Bluesy, almost psychedelic, (and yes that Hawaiian thing you mentioned) -- utterly transfiguring. To this day it is the one hour of live music that surpasses all else, and I've been to some amazing concerts. So from there I dived right into early Fleetwood Mac and Greene's solo repertoire.. I was so thrilled to hear you share my opinion of him as the greatest of those British blues players. You describe what he does perfectly. One record you didn't mention, and I didn't even really know about it until I saw it in the used bins and bought on a whim, is The Original Fleetwood Mac, an amazing collection of previously unreleased material. www.discogs.com/master/109228-Fleetwood-Mac-The-Original-Fleetwood-Mac If I had to pick one early Fleetwood Mac/Peter Greene album, this is it. And thanks for the heads up on the live in Boston record - I'm heading straight over to discogs to grab a copy. Thanks again for another wonderful video! Oh, and the Fleetwood Mac at the BBC collection is marvelous too!

l loved Fleetwood Mac as a blues /rock band with the great P , Green . Kirwin and Spencer three guitar lineup and rate " Then Plays On " as a classic but the Buckingham /Nicks later lineup left me cold . Never got into the bland A.O.R sanitised rock they played though l admit l am in a minority . Good vid as always Mazzy . Greetings from the U.K.

Mazzy! Great video, thanks for this.....but....but.....all the way through I'm thinking, wow, he's ranking Mirage very high! Wow!! He's ranking Mirage REALLY REALLY high!!! Dude....You forgot about Mirage from 1982!! Ok, so not essential perhaps, but it has a great great song in That's Alright imho. Have a great Sunday!!

A very good ranking Mazzy. While I love Rumours, I tend to agree that it got over played and I can only gravitate to it on occasion even though I was a kid in Junior High when it came out and recall hearing especially Dreams and You Make Loving Fun on the radio, but other tracks from Rumours, and from Flreetwood Mac itself, especially Rhiannon, and Over My Head were fairly big hits. I have both the 45 single of these two, and the LP, and of course, later got the CD, though the vinyl is much better. The Speed of at least Rumours is faster on the CD than on the vinyl. I recall when the song Tusk was on the radio and it seemed like it was THE hit song of that album, have that as well. I actually like Mystery to Me, didn't hear Hypnotized until the 1990's when KMTT was playing it every so often (when it was on the air, went off air in the early 2000's by changing format and call letters). It took me several years to find that album, and bought it for the song but ended up liking it as a whole. For me, Rumours ranks high up for one being a much stronger album as a whole than Fleetwood Mac, but both are very good, and the times in which Rumours documents is what makes it what it is, but again, agree, it grows on me, then it wanes due to its super popularity and it got a bit overplayed in the 70's and early 80's so I take it in doses.

Danny Kirrwan hugely underrated,

If people say that is rubbish. This is history telling, if people dont like to ear, they dont like music, can go to see just best offs. Love your work and every technical detail

So happy with this list

Loved your ranking and the background stories. I was also very pleased to see Tusk so high in your rating!! By the way, did I miss something or did you forget Mirage from 1982! For me personally, it beats Rumours as well.

Norman ~ I adore ‘Tango In The Night’ it doesn’t sounded dated at all ~ beautifully produced - nearly every track was a single. ‘Tusk’ is my all time favourite FM LP

Your right on the #1..Searching/Fighting for Madge are great

Great ranking. I do enjoy the Bob Welch era more than most.

Thank you for your video! I love Fleetwood Mac (Nicks/Buckingham era) but I bought “The Pious” for black magic woman and to start discovering their other eras. I am really aligned with your ranking but Tango In the night although it has that 80s synth sound has some gems and it’s a little higher on my list. mirage is also on my top three but Tusk is the #1 way above Rumors! And thanks for ranking “Say You will” , maybe the last Fleetwood Mac album should’ve been the one that Christine (RIP) did with Lindsay . As good or a bit better than “Say you will”. It would’ve been fair. Anyway a fantastic band with the weirdest story and change of sounds and continents for so many decades! ❤

Your picks are similar to mine except for the ranking of Mystery to Me, that’s a really fine album from start to finish. I would have moved it up a couple notches.

Difficult ranking, that’s for sure. I think Tango in the Night should of been a little higher. Lindsey’s guitar work on that was beyond brilliant. His solos on “Isn’t It Midnight” and his own tune “Tango in the Night” leave me speechless. I must say though, I totally agree with your #1 pick “Then Play On”. I don’t understand why that album isn’t held on a higher level with the top ranking albums of all time.

Couple songs from that mid-period between the Peter Green years and the Buckingham/Nicks Era that stand out for me are She’s Changing Me and Come a Little Bit Closer. Like you I remember these albums and songs from when they first came out. The very first F.M. album I actually purchased was the untitled white album that came out when I was in college. To this day, the Buckinham solo on Say You Love Me rates among the greatest guitar solos of all time. It took me years of listening to realize he double-tracked his electric and a damn banjo to get that beautiful layering. And the funny thing about the early instrumental Albatross (no it doesn’t come with bloody chips!) is that if it had been released 5 years earlier it could’ve played on Southern California top 40 stations as a mellow surf instrumental. And Man of the World still gives me chills… One other thing: there’s always been a rumor that Peter Green was in the studio with Santana when they recorded Black Magic Woman -and may’ve even played on it. Never been sure about that though…🤷🏼

Man of the world was a great emotional confessional Single on Immediate in the late 60’s.The label went bust soon after and the song never made it to any of their subsequent LP’s.As an insightf into Peter Green’s state of mind at the time it’s hard to beat and definitely worth searching out

Love the way best of fleetwood mac reprise 2 cds has been mastered.

I rarely comment on youtube videos but you did an excellent job. Having most of Fleetwood Mac catalog there was one or two that I missed and thank you for pointing them out. Have you followed Peter Green beyond Fleetwood Mac and Christine McVie (her solos and Chicken Shack)? Anyway, good job.

Great review Mazzy. I would rate the debut lp as #1, but O guess at that point we are splitting hairs. What a great body of work.

I first got into Fleetwood Mac in 1972. My top 5 favorite albums: 1) Future Games, 2) Tusk, 3) Tango in the Night, 4) Rumours, 5) Fleetwood Mac - The Collection, of A side and B side singles including "Man of the World" and "Albatross". Although not recorded as an album, many of the songs were not on other albums, only on compilations. Therefore I will put it here because I love these songs.

2 different bands really. Bought the first album and saw them twice back then, once in a pub, then at London's Saville Theatre with Chicken Shack who included Christine Perfect (later McVie). Totally agree about Peter Green, and he had the voice! A sad loss in his prime. Jeremy Spencer always remembered for the Elmore James renditions and the request 'Squeeze my lemon til my face turns cherry red'. 🙂

I too bought most of these when. they came out, so they reflect times in my life. I somehow had both versions of Then Play On. I probably got the second because it had Oh Well. Kiln House is special, even though Peter Green was gone. It seems like the band kind of meandered after that for several years. or maybe it only seems like they were meandering in hindsight, given what was to follow, for both Future Games and Bare Trees were fairly popular during my early years in college. Then of course Buckingham and Nicks showed up. So from my end let's call Then Play On number one from the early years, Rumours from the latter. And Tusk does have a very White Album vibe to it. The one interesting thing is that over the years, from the beginning to the end, Fleetwood Mac always had a SOUND that was unmistakably Fleetwood Mac. I'd say we'd have to attribute that to Messrs. Fleetwood and McVie since they are the only common thread. You hear it in Black Magic Woman, Green Manalishi, Station Man, Heroes Are Hard To Find, Blue Letter, The Chain and all the rest. I can't define it, but I know it when I hear it.

Hey man , you keep doing you , don't mind what the miserables say , great content

Almost totally agree with your ranking. About Rumours, can't hear that album anymore. It is killed by to much airplay.

I like the preambles , the stories and the tangents

Your "Mr Wonderful" looks absolutely minty! Mazzy, you should have gave us more info on the pressings shown!

Hey Mazzy, personally Mr. Wonderful is my favorite, and was happy to pick up an og UK copy from Royal in Queen Anne! But I also won’t argue with Then Play On being #1. I’m a big fan of the Peter Green era and it’s a great album. “Show-Biz Blues” is one of my favorite songs in their whole catalogue. Cheers Mazzy!

Been a fan since I first heard Over My Head. I went and bought Fleetwood Mac 75 and loved it. Then Rumours hit. After that I discovered the back catalogue the magnificence of Peter Green- Albatross, Man of the World etc. I also like the Bob Welch era and Danny Kirwan is a terrific guitar player in his own right especially on Bare Trees. 1.Fleetwood Mac-75 2. Bare Trees 3. Tusk 4. Rumours 5. Then Play On.

Felicidades por tan agradables e ilustrativos análisis , en lo personal mis discos favoritos son la etapa de Peter Green , después se convirtieron en una banda comercial de pop meloso , ojalá se pudieran subtitular en español sus programas ...

Hi Mazzy, Loved your comment about Future Games, and Bare Trees..They would have made a great two record set,and the sound and atmosphere is such a dreamy,lazy Summer feeling,I love both of those albums. Kiln House is very special to me,it holds memories of a wonderful Summer I once had. Sorry ..everyone, I really dislike Tusk,the album cover and album art is not good. I don't like marching bands on my "Rock" albums. I only liked the Stevie Nicks songs on Tusk. Behind The Mask is a terrible album,don't bother. Then Play on is a great album,but I don't know if I would rate it number 1,but that's only my opinion. Fleetwood Mac is one of my very favorite groups of all time,Danny Kerwin is not given enough credit for his talent. Great video,I really enjoyed all your stories as always ! Cindy P.S. Looking forward to more "Memories of A Vinyl Junkie", I love those videos !

Another of my favorite Peter Greens' F Mac is live at the BBC.