Can we talk about that '97 'Silver Springs' again... #FleetwoodMac #SilverSprings #TheDance

[Joelster-ogpf]

God this version made Silver Springs one of my favourite Fleetwood Mac songs.

Lindsey Buckingham is such an awesome guitar player, shame that he doesn’t get mentioned all that much.

[niffleheim]

Everyone was so tight during this performance, definitely one of the greatest live performances of all time

[StLProgressive]

The whole performance was amazing, from Linsday’s solo, to Christine’s waterfall-like piano runs, McVie’s stellar bass, Mick’s happy vibing, and of course, Stevie’s incomparable spell-binding voice. Add to that the emotions running between Lindsay and Stevie, and you get one hell of a performance. 🖤

[Bonds_]

There were some emotions flowing with this song. Lindsey plays one of the best solos ever and then Stevie verbally and visually throws daggers at his soul. Works for me. lol.

[edwinharrison]

One of the greatest guitarists ever right there is proof

[paml.]

One of the most beautiful songs ever written.

[DianaKing-poqj]

I love watching Lindsey play. I can watch him all day and night. He's one of the best guitarists ever. Love you Lindsey. There's no FM anymore without you. ❤

[jeffsloane]

Rarely hear Lindsey's name brought up in "Greatest Guitar Player Lists", but he can play and wrote some of the most beautiful and inspiring melodies and solos. I think folks forget because the band is amazing in so many areas.

[katc]

TRUE LOVE NEVER NEVER REALLY REALLY DIES

[carltuzza]

Probably the most powerful song ever written by this band. I still get chills years and years later!

[steeleruburgh]

So incredibly smooth, haunting, tender and beautiful. Thank you, Lindsey

[Pixel]

This performance was absolute perfection.

[ColinLyons-droq]

That gig was Fleetwood Mac at their absolute peak, it was as music should be but isn’t anymore, pure magic

[davsaltego]

This one performance of this one song is one of the most intense and riveting events in rock and roll history

[fistyann]

When this came out, I was like, Oh, wow, that’s pretty. All these years later and it’s, OMG 🥺😭😭😭. I didn’t know their story then, and I hadn’t yet known heartbreak myself. What a time to be alive.

[carterminter]

The single most underrated guitarist in rock history. The Dance alone is a masterclass, with never going back again’s opening being of such expert skill and timing it is damn near unplayable

[charles]

My god how beautiful how the guitar was weaving in out and around the piano as one

[rickrockzyootoob]

I remember when I first heard this on the radio -- I was visiting from Arizona for a job interview and had just turned onto Pacific Coast Highway when it came on, and had to pull over off the road so I could listen to it and give it my undivided attention -- also so I wouldn't cause a wreck! My mind was blown. I had to sit for a few minutes to let my brain recover. I didn't get the job, but I got a great song.

[StormyTuesday]

Wasn't a huge fan until I saw them in concert. I love this song...to every man who broke a woman's heart ❤

[rhondadixon]

One of the greatest guitar players to ever hold one in his hands!! What amazing talent!!