For Lindsey Buckingham, making Tusk was akin to following Jurassic Park with some small indie cult flick. “Here we are in ...

After the huge commercial success of Rumours – by far Fleetwood Mac’s most famous album – things got a little weird for Tusk, Fleetwood Mac’s experimental, vaguely post-punk influenced ...

Fronted by Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham, Fleetwood Mac created hits like ‘Dreams ... direction for their follow-up album, 1979's Tusk. Though Buckingham told PEOPLE he wasn't ...

They’re the band behind “Gypsy” and “Dreams.” In 1979, Fleetwood Mac released their album, Tusk. “I think Tusk is a spectacular record,” Nicks said in the liner notes to the album ...

Fleetwood Mac’s legacy was solidified with the 1977 ... In the midst of recording sessions for Tusk, Nicks discovered that Fleetwood started an affair with her good friend, Sara Recor.

Over the course of five decades, numerous lineup changes, and 17 studio releases, Fleetwood Mac has transformed from ... One — “Tusk” features the University of Southern California Marching ...

26. “What Makes You Think You’re the One” A stark, experimental detour from the massive, Earth-shattering successes of Rumours, Tusk should have been the outlier in Fleetwood Mac’s catalog ...

By Jim Farber Christine McVie, the singer, songwriter and keyboardist who became the biggest hitmaker for Fleetwood Mac, one of music ... double-album follow-up, “Tusk,” released in 1979.

At the time, Tusk sold four million albums: a career-making phenomenon for most acts but a major knockback for Fleetwood Mac. However, as their late-Seventies era has been rediscovered and re ...