u/Exciting_Frame1022

hi there, how are ya?

I'm currently writing an argumentative piece about who the best vocalist is in the Eagles, and would like some fan opinions on the matter. my personal opinion is that glenn is the better singer, but everyone in the band has incredible vocal talent so.... who do YOU think is the best? this isn't meant to be a comparison, its just a discussion, please try to keep it friendly and respect others preferences. as a younger and newer fan, i'd love your guys' input. thank you!

I tracked it down on YouTube and started watching it for fun ( I'm only through episode one and two rn) and like... I can defo see why it got cancelled but a thre same time it's kinda fun. Any thoughts?

Hi there!  I’m trying to make a playlist of Lindsey Buckingham songs that are more- emotional I guess? Like showing more than just “I’m angry” I want deeper heavier songs. For a bit of help so far I have save me a place and said goodbye, but if I can get any recommendations for any other songs to add to it. This is just for his solo career, if you have a fleetwood mac related recommendation I'm posting this on their subreddit as well so drop it there. Thanks!! 

Hi there!  I’m trying to make a playlist of Lindsey Buckingham songs that are more- emotional I guess? Like showing more than just “I’m angry” I want deeper heavier songs. For a bit of help so far I have save me a place and said goodbye, but if I can get any recommendations for any other songs to add to it. This is just for fleetwood mac, if you have a solo recommendation I'm posting this on his subreddit as well so drop it there. Thanks!! 

I was listening to Buckingham nicks the other night and had an epiphany of sorts ;) 

The lyrics to frozen love completely encapsulate what the relationship between Lindsey and Stevie is (in my opinion). The whole premise being about a love that's ‘frozen’ between a person and their love that fate apparently gave them seems to be an unintentional yet strangely eerie call to what Stevie has said in past interviews about the relationship between her and Lindsey- when they’re onstage they can relive that love affair from all those years ago but as soon as they leave the stage it's over, making that love ‘frozen’ in time and only accessible when they're performing, and what makes it eerie is that the song was written BEFORE everything that happened between them that got them to where they are now (that love being frozen until they're onstage and can relive it again), and I know they were struggling then too but it's still weird

Also lyrics like ‘it may be hard to keep up with me, but I'll always be able to reach you’ to me reads like them saying to each other yes i am going to go far but if we hold onto this, we will always be able to reach each other (obviously they didn’t but like….. yk), and if you watch their performances, it does seem that she's able to reach him in their later years via the music they perform onstage, and now he's been able to reach her via the doc filming process (Source: him stating that the doc was a healing process for all of them and that he and Stevie talk all the time now, whether that’s true or not) 

And how they started talking and got closer again after rereleasing this album AND while they’re making the documentary?? 

Idk but I feel like this album means a lot more to them/him in particular now that they're older than it did when they were young and listening to it now with the context of everything that's happened since 1973 is really cool, especially as a younger fan, and I'm DEFO overanalyzing, but hey I do that a lot 

is it wrong to like songs like when I see you again or seven wonders or welcome to the room.. Sara?? before i was as deep into the Macs and Stevie's discography as I am today, I had a tango vinyl that was one of the first ones I ever bought, and remains my favorite Mac album to this day, and one thing I really love about it is Stevie's songs. In aware this is an opinion that is unpopular and I am also aware of all the drama surrounding the songs (and agree the writing credit on seven wonders is crazy) but I really like the songs. As with many other Mac-related things, I'm having trouble liking the final product because of all the drama surrounding its creation, and as someone on the younger end, I'm not only asking if it's okay to like those songs but also if it ever gets easier to operate the music from the drama or it f it's always this bad

edit: slight apology for this not being well-written, I jsut read some stuff on the Mac Reddit about tango and really felt- kind of judged in a way for my music taste and the songs I like, and I felt bad so I'm asking you all for help because what else am I to do 😭

hi!! I'm a new fan here as well as a young fan who's only like a year into discovering this music and I had a quick question-do Stevie nicks fans (or fans of Fleetwood Mac in general) have a name??? I know a lot of more modern fans have names and I was wondering if someone had carried that tradition over to people like Stevie. thanks for the help, I love places like this because I can ask questions and people who have been around for a while can answer and help

This is my first ever post on reddit so bear with me- 
Okay so I’m a younger fan (not saying my actual age) and I have a general question for you all- is paper fan mail still acceptable in 2026? There's a very low likelihood that I'll ever be able to meet Stevie in person and I'd love to be able to tell her how much I love her music (that’s why I want to do it- not for like anything in return but just to tell her how much I love her music as a younger fan) but writing paper fan mail in 2026 feels… wrong. Based on what I know of who she is, I think she’d be okay with it, but I want to clarify. Any thoughts or help from the older generations?? Thanks!!