The 1970s had everything, lava lamps, mood rings, instant cameras, and Fleetwood Mac. They weren’t just a band, and they weren’t just singing songs, they were letting their feelings bleed into the microphone. They were raw, electric, and unapologetic.
Behind every song was a story, and behind every glance, a truth the public couldn’t quite grasp. They gave us Rumours, on vinyl and in real life, an album so iconic it made the ugliest feelings sound beautiful, and that is still referenced decades later.
If you were a Fleetwood Mac fan back then, welcome back. And if you’re new here, you’re welcome.
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Fleetwood Mac
The only band that fought while also topping the charts
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1979
Fleetwood Mac on stage in Boston, MA
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Christine McVie and Lindsey Buckingham killing it on stage
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Heartbreak, harmonies and daisy dukes
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1978
Stevie Nicks during Fleetwood Mac's concert in Philadelphia, PA
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Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham
When talent met feelings
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Backstage at Los Angeles Rock Awards, 1977
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Soundtrack of the 70s but a mood forever
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1976
Fleetwood Mac by Herbert Worthington
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Fleetwood Mac with Bob Welch and Bob Weston in 1973
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1976
You could say where Stevie Nicks spun, the world followed
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Fleetwood Mac in concert, 1975
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The chemistry was always there
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Stevie Nicks looking wholesome backstage in 1978
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1975
Lindsey Buckingham onstage in New Haven, Connecticut.
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The 70s had their name all over
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Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham performing in 1975
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Legends draped in chaos and charisma
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Before there was drama there was plenty of love
