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product_id: 41380151
title: "Plays Fleetwood Mac"
brand: "royal philharmonic orchestra"
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# Plays Fleetwood Mac

**Brand:** royal philharmonic orchestra
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- **What is this?** Plays Fleetwood Mac by royal philharmonic orchestra
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Product Description          - From the world-famous orchestra that brought you symphonic interpretations of Queen, Pink Floyd and ABBA comes a brand new set of studio recordings celebrating the music of Canadian Prog Rock legends, Rush! - Includes dramatic reinterpretations of the Rush classics "Tom Sawyer," "The Spirit Of Radio," "Red Barchetta," "Limelight" and more! - Special guest musicians include Iran Maiden guitarist Adrian Smith and Marillion guitarist Steve Rothery! - Conducted by BAFTA award winning musician and composer Richard Harvey!             Review          One of the most celebrated albums in all of pop music, Fleetwood Mac s multi-platinum Rumours, gets a luscious, symphonic treatment on this very special release!Arranged and recorded by the world famous Royal Philharmonic at London s own Abbey Road Studio with special guest appearance by Peter Frampton!Experience this album like you never have before! --Official Press Release

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## Customer Reviews

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    Interesting new take on a classic rock album
  

*by A***D on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on August 13, 2013*

I was intrigued by the notion of the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra (RPO) creating a score to Fleetwood Mac's "Rumours" (one of my favorite records of all time), and I was eager to hear it on my new car's THX sound system (on which symphonic music sounds remarkable). I'm pleased with the record, but it is a little trippy to hear some of the interpretations! Some songs work much better than others, but they are all interesting. Some songs that I thought missed the mark a bit were "Dreams" (which to me is basically a sad song, but in this version sounds like it could be played in a Disney film soundtrack out in the fairy forest where butterflies are flitting about - this is an extremely happy rendition of a sad song); likewise I feel that "Go Your Own Way" in its original form is a song of anger and frustration (albeit beautifully musically crafted in its original recording), but on this record it is all "sweetness and light". Just seems odd (and yet, the music still sounds good, regardless, just DIFFERENT). Songs that work particularly well include "Don't Stop", "You Make Loving Fun", and "Gold Dust Woman" (which is arguably my favorite song ever, and I LOVE how RPO represents it here. Bravo!) Having Peter Frampton on guitars was a brilliant move, and adds much to the recording. It's always fascinating to me to have music "de-constructed" and "re-constructed" in a new art form; this recording proves (yet again) that the music of Fleetwood Mac's "Rumours" very much stands the test of time and can yield new magic in the music world courtesy of this new, different, and interesting form. Kudos to the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra for their fresh take on a true classic. If you enjoy the artistry of Fleetwood Mac and the complexity and beauty of symphonic music, this recording is certainly worth a listen now and again.

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    If you like Muzac....
  

*by A***N on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on August 11, 2013*

The Royal Philharmonic Plays Fleetwood Mac's Rumours isn't as great as it could have been. It starts off ok with "Second Hand News" but after that the arrangements all sound like something from a 60's or 70's western. They all sound like they took the theme to "The Magnificent Seven" and adapted them to the Rumours album. Some sound like the music from "The Wizard Of Oz" was the inspiration. The worst of the bunch is "You Make Loving Fun" which actually starts off ok, but then at the end sounds like the square dance scene from "The Best Little Whorehouse In Texas"' I kid you not, it's got steel guitar and fiddles. "The Chain" could have and should have been much more dramatic, instead it plays like something you'd get in a Disney film. I've heard other orchestras tackle pop/rock music with great results, that just isn't the case here. These are all very lightweight and pretty much all sound like elevator music of the 70's.

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    Age Is Creeping Up On Me
  

*by O***S on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on May 12, 2019*

When I buy a symphonic version of a cherished album of mine, I start to worry. Just chalk it up to age I suppose. Good music regardless. RPO does a great job. Pleasure to listen to.

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