The sound quality of this is not bad at all; I always thought the mixing of some of the songs was a bit odd anyway. The pressing quality is generally good HOWEVER having heard two copies of it it is extremely irritating to hear a tiny dent at the very end of side 4 (Goodbye Baby) just at the fade out on both copies-thwump, thwump, thwump. I don't know why this sort of thing gets through QC if such a thing exists these days (it does not seem to do for a number of pressing plants in Europe). Also why no inner with the lyrics and recording session photographs like the cassette? In all, very lazy but great to have.

Experienced the same as others with the sibilant vocals. Turning up the volume can start to wear on your ears with this pressing. It's such a shame as Tango In The Night was done so beautifully on the RE. Maybe there wasn't more that could be done (shoulder shrug). Only buy if you absolutely have to have all things FM on vinyl.

NewI tried two copies of the new Say You Will on vinyl from Amazon and they both were horribly warped. Both Side 1's had the exact same whooshing surface noise throughout the entire side. That tells me that the master stamper might be defective? These are being manufactured in Eastern Europe. I went to send the second copy of my Amazon Say You Will back for a replacement but they emailed me and said more than likely I'd find the same defects in the next copy that they would send. They told me to keep the second copy and refunded me. I don't play it though because it is so warped that my $2500 Kiseki Blue MC cart is riding the vinyl grooves like a roller coaster. Is EU the only place that they are pressing these LP's? Anyone else experiencing the same whooshing surface noise on Side 1?

My copy appears to be quite sibilant. Has anyone else noticed this?

I thought the Tango reissue sounded amazing. Say You Will definitely is subpar, though, and quite sibilant on LP2. Not quite as nuanced. Good album, though.

Thanks. Glad it's not just me, although there was no mistracking on my setup. I'm kind of surprised, since it's a Bellman cut. Maybe there was only so much he could do with what he was given to work with.

I've just got this too. Mine's very sibilant: the chorus on the title track; when Stevie Nicks sings the word 'toxic' on 'Running Through the Garden'; severe sibilants causing mistracking on 'Goodbye Baby' etc. The vinyl seems good enough quality, it's flat and quiet; I think the original digital recording is pretty ropey, the cd is very harsh sounding as well. Curiously enough the last vinyl I had this problem with severely was the re-issue of Tango in the Night.

Anyone betting it's brick-walled just like the original 2003 CD?

I don't think it's quite up to "brick-walled" status, but it could definitely be better. I bought this one and the reissue of Tango In The Night at the same time. Tango sounds 150% better.

Most highly anticipated release ever for me on vinyl... FINALLY on vinyl... it's a double but not only it is NOT a gatefold but there is NOTHING that comes with this. No insert/lyric sheet. Nothing. Just a lame sleeve and 2 records. I don't even want to listen it now. Total buzzkill.

OH NO!! I just ordered this. I was SO excited for this to be on LP. This is the biggest letdown from an LP RE since Futuresex/Lovesounds did the same bare bones BS for LP. Biggest disappointment from the Mac since EXTENDED PLAY (not counting the 'farewell tour' turning into 'Please pay $200+ for another KINDA Mac show'

It's extremely bare-bones, and to be honest I expected better sound quality from this much-anticipated vinyl release. But it's not THAT bad, and I'm pretty happy to own it.

This album will be released oficially on vinyl in october. No more high prices for bootlegs.

This album will be released officially on vinyl in october.

If anyone finds this album for sale or if anyone at all has it and is willing to sell or make a deal please let me know by sending me a message at [email protected] thanks ps give me the name of website if found for sale on internet the same goes for if anyone happens to find the time album or the dance on vinyl thanks if anyone finds one and lets me know will be very appreciated

I bought this album on eBay a while back for around 100$ and there are only 50 copies I believe this is a bootleg but I have copy 49/50 and it's amazing!!! Super rare to own this! One of my most prized possessions! :-)

Please if you find a nother copy of the say you will on vinyl or if you know anyone that has a copy and is willing to sell it or make a deal please let me know send me a message at [email protected] ps I'm willing to pay up to 150 dollars 180 dollars to 200/220 dollars for anyone that has one and would like to make a deal with me any info sent to me on a finding of a copy will be very appreciated thanks

That's awesome I'm so jealous! So how does it sound?

Envious!!! Hopefully this will get a vinyl re-release pretty soon.

Although the line-up of Fleetwood Mac has changed many times since its inception in the late 1960s, the occupation at the time of Rumours (1977) as the most successful, both artistically and commercially. On the first studio album by the supergroup in the new millennium is missing from the ' dream team ' only their new keyboardist Christine McVie. Her absence betrays itself somewhat in the timbre of the vocals and the band sound, which by the absence of McVie's piano more than ever on the guitar playing of Buckingham is based. Nevertheless the plate sounds unmistakably like Fleetwood Mac. This time the song material is fully provided by the former couple Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham, the latter took over the production. The name of the Group (drummer Mick Fleetwood and bassist John McVie) provide the familiar solid rhythmic base, which is more sophisticated than at first hearing seems and always in the service of the song. When it comes to high-quality ' adult oriented rock ', Fleetwood Mac in a class of its own.

Although the line-up of Fleetwood Mac has changed many times since its inception in the late 1960s, the occupation at the time of Rumours (1977) as the most successful, both artistically and commercially. On the first studio album by the supergroup in the new millennium is missing from the ' dream team ' only their new keyboardist Christine McVie. Her absence betrays itself somewhat in the timbre of the vocals and the band sound, which more than ever because of the absence of McVie's piano on the guitar playing of Buckingham is based. Nevertheless the plate sounds unmistakably like Fleetwood Mac. This time the song material is fully provided by the former couple Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham, the latter took over the production. The name givers of the Group (drummer Mick Fleetwood and bassist John McVie) provide the familiar solid rhythmic base, which is more sophisticated than at first hearing seems and always in the service of the song State. When it comes to high-quality ' adult oriented rock goes, Fleetwood Mac remains a class apart.

Maybe not the classic like the self titled album or rumours but boy was I thrilled to hear the original line-up from that era had come back together, except Christine Mcvie, to make an album. I think they did a pretty good job at it, there are no bad songs on the album and some are really good. God I love the harmonies of Lindsey and Stevie melting with the licks and riffs of Lindsey's guitar while the rythm section is keeping it all together and balanced. The MAC is definitly BACK!When I do the comparison with what is today popular music than this album justs stands out for me. You've got 4 exceptionally talented musicians with some new found inspiration being Fleetwood Mac: one of the biggest pop/rock formations of all time. You do the math!Fav songs:1(!!)2(!)3(!)5(!)6(!)7(!!)8(!!)9(!)10(!)13(!!)14(!)17(!)