Fleetwood Mac (2018

Excellent remix of Fleetwood Mac's classic album with some of their greatest songs (post Peter Green). With this line-up, get this album & Rumours and you'll be pretty well sorted. Levels/EQs are spot-on, so the music flows out openly & with lovely dynamics, vocals / instruments are clear & very well defined. Remixed with a keen ear & a deft hand - so the bass sliders on the mixing desk haven't just been slammed up to 11... Highly recommended 👌

The most successful and most popular line up of Fleetwood Mac mad 3 great albums, in my humble opinion; this one, Rumour and Tusk. After that, they lost their way a bit a became bland. This was the first, and by a slight margin, the weakest of the trio, but it's still a 5 star album. I bought the remastered version to "replace" the original CD, although that was still fine. My old vinyl copy was sold a few years ago after sterling service.

Somehow this album has passed me by for 50 years.....

Purchased to replace old tape. Great album easy listening

Great album

Great album.

What can I say? I have known this album for more than 40 years, and have only just got round to buying it. This is the first album of the 'new' (in 1976) Fleetwood Mac, after Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks joined the band. A strong collection of songs, with Monday Morning and Rhiannon as the highlights. A great addition to my collection. And, of course, you should listen to Rumours!

Loved the quality of the reproduction. If you’re a fan of Fleetwood Mac it’s a must have.

eccellente - excellence

Wow, this one takes me way back. Brilliant still to this day!

Excellent album, a longtime fav of mine and just superb remaster sound quality. It should be said the 2002/2004 remaster of this title, also by Rhino/Warner was quite good to start with...a good clean, clear and mellow sounding remaster, improved upon the original CD release. The 2018 remaster here, however, picks up where the 2002/2004 remaster left off and adds a very nice sense of air and space, and even slightly stronger bass, without sacrificing any of the prior remaster's warmth or organic feel. Highs are a little more detailed, yet just as sweet...a bit more transparent overall. Overall result here is that rare thing in the world of remasters: a remastering job with all hits and no misses at all. Wish I could say the same about all of Rhino's remastering attempts. But having been going back through Stevie Nicks' solo career lately, I have consistently been running across the more recent Rhino remasters that (for my money anyway...I know it may depend a lot on your system and your ears, really) have proven to me to be disastrous. Oh you can certainly tell that they've been remastered with a tremendous (even perhaps an 'unbelievable'??) sense of instrument and voice separation...which ordinarily might be a great thing, but with the Rhino remasters that I'm referring to here it is also invariably accompanied with hardness throughout the range that borders on brittleness. (Stand Back: 1981 - 2017 being an example of just that.) For such titles, I've had a little better luck with the original Reprise or Warner masterings before Rhino got a hold of them. But I have to say this particular Rhino/Warner remastering job is not just "good", it's truly excellent. Enjoy!

Recibí una versión del disco que no es la remasterizada del 2018. La versión que me llego es la versión original sin remasterizar.

Uno de los mejores álbumes ya empezaban a ser un grupo de culto