Win a Fleetwood Mac 'Rumours' LP Signed by Mick Fleetwood

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Still waiting on a new Fleetwood Mac tour? Join the club. Members of the legendary rock group have said that they'll be on the road next year, but we've still yet to hear any concrete plans.

But oh well. It's the holiday season, and that means Spinner has some gifts for you. This time, we're giving away two vinyl copies of the band's 1977 landmark album 'Rumours' and the best part is that they're signed by drummer Mick Fleetwood.

Giveaway rules: To enter the giveaway, follow @Spinner on Twitter and retweet this tweet about Mick Fleetwood and Nicole Atkins' "Off the Record" video with the hashtag #giveaway. Or, you can just leave a comment below about your favorite part of the video and email us at spinnergiveaways@aol.com. The giveaway begins at 5PM Eastern Time ("ET") on December 21, 2011 and ends at 6PM ET on December 28, 2011. One winner will be chosen at random and notified on December 29, 2011 via a Twitter DM or via email. Be sure to read the official contest rules. Good luck!

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Alex Saltzman

i think the reason rumours is so amazing is because everyone in the group was so involved with each other like mick explained. Great Album and Great Musician

December 27 2011 at 8:11 PM Report abuse rate up rate down Reply
C Nordby

I thought it was interesting to hear what Mick had to say about the band going through everything during the making of Rumors. So often you listen to a song or an album, and it has such a specific meaning to the listener, it cements you to a place or time in your life, and then to hear the flipside of that - the band member's stories - you find that are so compelling as to what they were going through at the time, and their experiences making the music are so completely different than our experiences enjoying the music.

December 21 2011 at 11:30 PM Report abuse rate up rate down Reply