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Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac was one of the most creative and competent British bands of the blues revival. Black Magic Woman (1968), Albatross (1968), Man Of The World (1969) and The Green Mahalishi (1970) became well-respected standards.

Relocated to San Francisco, and re-shaped by guitarist Lindsey Buckingham and vocalist Stevie Nicks, the Fleetwood Mac (2) became a sophisticated vocal and percussive group, heir to folk-rock and to Brian Wilson's baroque arrangements, aware of the new wave and of Pink Floyd's artificial studio sound, and, from this unlikely fusion, they managed to concoct two of the all-time best-sellers and production masterpieces: Rumours (1977) and Tusk (1979), for which Buckingham composed some of the most memorable melodies of the time.

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Is there anything worse then when you're trying to discuss this band and some fedora tipper redditor spergs in with the "Actually le Peter Green band was great" bullshit?

The Peter Green band was fine. White English hippies play derivative blues licks band #462. The Buckingham band made some of the best pop music of all time. There is no comparison you tryhards.

Best drum sound of all time?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OMLL1knch-M

>>74395122
Accurate summation.