It’s funny how some records get re-evaluated over time.
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And I am more than happy to agree. BUT: There was a time when these were held up as failures. And another album that comes into that list is Tusk by Fleetwood Mac, from 1979, their follow-up to ridiculously successful Rumours.
Why are these records re-evaluated? Were the critics wrong, the bands too ahead of their time, the public not ready?
Whatever – the title track alone of Tusk is worth the price of admission…