Kiln House ()

Joe writes "Anything with a Fleetwood-McVie rhythm section is definitely worth a listen..." NOT SO reference the Lindsey Buckingham-Stevie Nicks era. Fleetwood and McVie somehow got thrown into "THE EAGLES' 2nd string band"...forget "pop hits" and stick with Greeny...

Anyone checking out Kiln House would [i assume] be interested in the Peter Green/Blues era [known as the Original Fleetwood Mac] so here it goes

Check out the Fleetwood Mac Blue Horizon Box Set...yeah, it doesn't have Kiln House - which is too bad - but it does have 6 CDs worth of the band in their short-lived blues incarnation...the first 3 albums plus an incredible collection of LIVE IN CHICAGO tracks featured on the expensive Blues Jam in Chicago Record and an additional CD of miscellaneous/rare/unreleased tracks. Also worth every dime spent is the FLeetwood Mac BBC Sessions 2 CD Set and the LIVE IN BOSTON 3 CD set.

These 3 releases, plus Kiln House should give you an incredibly complete Fleetwood Mac Collection [minus additional live albums and bootlegs of course]...i spent $75 total for these twelve CDs and not once did i wish i could listen to Rhiannon or whatever that crap is called. WARNING!!!! Once you go Green you don't go back...so if you want to have Buckingham's or Nicks' baby, DO NOT listen to GREEN, cause those "other" records will find the trash can real quick...