Describe The Relationship Between The American Mac Pros And Cons

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Fleetwood Mac was founded in 1967 by Mick Fleetwood, but they didn't get popular until around 1975. Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham’s album “Buckingham Nicks” became popular and this would help define the Pacific Coast FM pop sound of Fleetwood Mac (McGee on Music). Mick Fleetwood was in awe with Nick’s and Buckingham’s “Frozen Love” and later invited them to join the group. A pop partnership that would completely reinvent their sound, was born. Music partnerships are plentiful but iconic partnerships are not. Buckingham introduced the rest of Fleetwood Mac to the California sound and they ran with it. “This became the current and most recognized lineup of Fleetwood Mac, it’s made up of two halves: the original Fleetwood Mac, a British rock band formed in 1967, and the American singing-songwriting duo of Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks” (Where to Start with the Music of Fleetwood Mac). “At the beginning of 1975, each of those halved were struggling, completely unknown to each other, for years” (Where to Start with the Music of Fleetwood Mac). “Although the …show more content…

We love it for its easy hooks, and raw emotion. It has real stories of love, heartbreak, and despair. Anguished, vulnerable and embittered likes such as “players only love you when they’re playing” from the song “Dreams” will always strike an emotional chord and pull at your heart strings (Lancho James). But why is “Rumors” beloved among my generation? “ It’s resilient popularity is, of course, in part due to the timeless quality of the music, which is warm and sweetly melodic, with coruscating harmonies, breezy rhythms, and virtuoso guitar flourishes” (Lancho James). For many music forms in their twenties, “Rumors” has been the soundtrack to large portions of our lives. Most of us who are attached to Fleetwood Mac’s music weren’t even born until at least a decade after “Rumors” came out, and it didn’t live through the punk tribalism of the late

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