Big Love

...a few iPod gigs in chic bistros. But to water down these beat-bolstered two-steppers-- like the propulsive, joyous Mac cover "Big Love" or the Quincy Jones-styled funk-out "Half Dreaming"-- is to rob them of their inherent catchiness...

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...Lindsey Buckingham, spindly-legged and still offensively handsome, is a fast-fingertipped phenomenon on guitar. His solo spots for "Big Love" and "Oh Well" are breathtaking; the title track of his 1979 folly Tusk is so berserk you can almost...

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...but Buckingham conjures a young man's vitality during "Tusk", "Go Your Own Way", "Oh Well" and a truly spine-tingling acoustic take on "Big Love". For a band who deal in definitively enduring pop classics, there was the odd clunking...

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...paean to paranoia that was 1979's Tusk, he was a picture of demonic intent. Left alone altogether to perform the group's 1987 hit Big Love, Buckingham was revelatory. By the time he navigated the song from an intricate folk-picking whisper...

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"Big Love" is a song by Fleetwood Mac, that appeared on their 1987 album Tango in the Night. The song was the first single to be released from the album, reaching number five on the U.S. charts, and number nine in the UK. The single was...

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...show is essentially 2½ hours of greatest hits. The most "recent" song on the set list was released more than two decades ago (1987's "Big Love"). But yet, the Mac on Wednesday brought a passion and enthusiasm to the stage that was lacking...

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Manic Nirvana is an album by the Led Zeppelin singer Robert Plant, released in 1990 (see 1990 in music). Although first single "Big Love" was only a modest hit, follow-up single "Hurting Kind" was a major hit, reaching #1 on the Mainstream...

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But for this tour, heavy on favorites from mid- to late-70s classics Fleetwood Mac, Rumours and Tusk -- nothing newer than 1987's Big Love featured and the foursome dug back into its '60s Peter Green blues period for a blistering Oh Well...

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...with his fluid, finger-picked guitar styles and aggressively inventive melodies such as "Go Insane" and a solo acoustic rendering of "Big Love." He delivered a spirited take of the original Fleetwood Mac's "Oh Well (Part 1)," then tore...

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...(Digital Remaster). The album is now available for digital sale on iTunes and all singles from this album: "I've Been Thinking About You," "Make This Last Forever," "You Are The One," "Big Love," "Big Love (Energy Box Mixes)," and "Only."

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