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Time is one of Fleetwood Mac's most recent releases and given the reception it received, it wasn't hard to tell that time was no longer on their side.

Time hasn't been kind to this one. They should have taken more time when developing this one. There was a time when Fleetwood Mac actually tried.

Although the puns are intended to be humorous the unprecedented plummet of such an enduring and endearing band was not. As the decades continued to persist and music began to rapidly spiral into an image oriented industry. Not only was Fleetwood Mac's image stripped of everything that once made the now decadent band a magnum opus of the music industry, but what was more troublesome was the stripping of the band's once untouchable members.

By this time Stevie Nicks and Lindsay Buckingham (who may have once been deemed the epicentre of the band at it's peak) had gone their own way, Christine McVie had announced that this would be her last album with the band (and it shows) and Mick Fleetwood for whatever reason had taken over vocal duties on one track - the first ever time he's done that since the band's inception.

In all fairness, it's only logical to assume that by the time a band reaches it's 16th album and had already syphoned through a multitude of members that Time would be wearing thin for them.