[ifinnegan]

They’re all ranked last.

A sickening memory of my younger life was election night 1992, James Carville in the middle in a throng of Clinton supporters all dancing in celebration to that cloying Fleetwood Mac song, all dancing joyously yo that song blared over and over.

Made me sick.

Horrible song made even worse, ushering in the current age of corruption and depravity.

[Dan in Wichita]

They’re all ranked last. A sickening memory of my younger life was election night 1992, James Carville in the middle in a throng of Clinton supporters all dancing in celebration to that cloying Fleetwood Mac song, all dancing joyously yo that song blared over and over.

Made me sick.

Horrible song made even worse, ushering in the current age of corruption and depravity.

That's what I think of too whenever I hear "Don't Stop". It brings back painful memories of another crucial turning point in American history that has led us to where we are today.

[SamAdams76]

That was never my favorite Fleetwood Mac song to begin with but its use in the 1992 campaign made it unlistenable going forward.

That said, Fleetwood Mac is still one of my favorite bands. They are especially good as a live band, their musicianship is incredible. Many people only think of Fleetwood Mac only in the Stevie Nicks/Lindsey Buckingham era of 1975 and beyond but they had a number of very decent albums before that featuring musicians such as Bob Welch, Peter Green and Danny Kirwan to name a few.

Unlike many others, I consider "Tusk" the best overall studio work of the band followed by "Mirage" and "Tango In The Night." I don't think I would have "Rumours" even in the top 5 as I would put "Bare Trees" and "Future Games" ahead of it as well.