History Music / FleetwoodMacWhiteAlbum

-->--'''"Say You Love Me"'''

* Lindsey Buckingham - lead vocals, guitars, banjo

* Christine [=McVie=] - lead vocals, keyboards, synthesizer

* Music/StevieNicks - lead vocals

Over the next three months, the refreshed band recorded this album. The album held eleven tracks, spawning four singles: "Warm Ways", "Over My Head", "Rhiannon", and "Say You Love Me".

But another song that was unreleased on its own, "Landslide", would eventually become one of the band's most well-loved songs, as well as one of Stevie's signature songs on her own.

* OneWomanSong: "Rhiannon", derived from the Welsh goddess of fertility.

* DeliberatelyMonochrome: This album would bring a cover aesthetic that would be repeated with ''Music/{{Rumours}}''. As such, since this is the band's second SelfTitledAlbum, this trope lends to this album being referred to as "The White Album". In this case, the cover only shows the band's namesakes, Mick Fleetwood and John [=McVie=].

This album placed #182 in ''Magazine/RollingStone'' Magazine's [[UsefulNotes/RollingStone500GreatestAlbumsOfAllTime list of the 500 Greatest Albums of All Time]] in both its original 2003 list, and the 2012 update. However, it was dropped from the list in 2020.

'''''Fleetwood Mac''''' is the eleventh studio album--the second SelfTitledAlbum--recorded by the British-American RockAndRoll [[Music/FleetwoodMac band of the same name]]. It was released through Reprise Records on 11 July 1975.

Following the release and promotion of their tenth album, ''Heroes Are Hard To Find'', lead singer Bob Welch departed the band. Band co-founder Mick Fleetwood met with a new producer, Keith Olsen, who gave him some demos to listen to. One of them was titled ''Buckingham Nicks'', and was performed by a pair of lovers, Lindsey Buckingham and [[Music/StevieNicks Stephanie "Stevie" Nicks]].

This album placed #182 in ''Magazine/RollingStone'' Magazine's [[UsefulNotes/RollingStone500GreatestListOfAllTime list of the 500 Greatest Albums of All Time]] in both its original 2003 list, and the 2012 update. However, it was dropped from the list in 2020.

Mick was initially delighted by one of Buckingham's guitar solos, and sought to hire him as their guitarist. But he wanted Stevie to join as well, so Mick arranged a joint meeting at a Mexican restaurant. Stevie won him over, and both were hired.

* DeliberatelyMonochrome: This album would bring a cover aesthetic that would be repeated with ''Music/{{Rumours}}''. As such, since this is the band's second SelfTitledAlbum, this trope lends to this album being referred to as "The White Album". In this case, the cover only shows the band's namesakes, Mick Fleetwood and John [=McVie=].
* NamesTheSame: Doubly so. Officially, it is a SelfTitledAlbum, the band's second. And it shares a nickname with a very popular SelfTitledAlbum by Music/TheBeatles.

* DeliberatelyMonochrome: This album would bring a cover aesthetic that would be repeated with ''Music/{{Rumours}}''. As such, since this is the band's second SelfTitledAlbum, this trope lends to this album being referred to as "The White Album". In this case, the cover only shows the band's namesakes, Mick Fleetwood and John [=McVie=].

In terms of their discography, it is sometimes referred to as ''The White Album''. Not to be confused with ''[[Music/TheWhiteAlbum The]]'' [[Music/TheWhiteAlbum White Album]], a 1968 SelfTitledAlbum by Music/TheBeatles.

'''''Fleetwood Mac''''' is the eleventh studio album--the second SelfTitledAlbum--recorded by the British-American RockAndRoll [[Music/FleetwoodMac band of the same name]]. It was released through Reprise Records on 11 July 1975. In terms of their discography, it is sometimes referred to as ''The White Album''.

!!"And if you see my reflection in the snow covered tropes"

-->--'''"Say You Love Me"

But another song that was unreleased on its own, "Landslide", would eventually become one of the band's most well-loved songs, as well as one of Stevie's signature songs on its own.