Fleetwood Mac Announces '1975 to 1987' Box Set Release March 28, 2025

There's buzz in the audiophile community about the upcoming Fleetwood Mac box set slated for release on March 28, 2025, by Rhino. Titled 1975 to 1987, this collection brings together the band's most iconic albums from their multi-platinum years.

For many, this era captures Fleetwood Mac at their creative peak. The box set includes five seminal albums:

• Fleetwood Mac (1975)
• Rumours (1977)
• Tusk (1979)
• Mirage (1982)
• Tango In The Night (1987)

The collection is available in two formats: a 5CD set and a 6LP edition pressed on clear vinyl. Vinyl enthusiasts might appreciate the aesthetic of the clear vinyl, adding a visual element to the listening experience.

There's also a Rhino.com exclusive version of the vinyl set, limited to 1,000 copies globally. This edition includes a 12-inch featuring "Silver Springs" and "Go Your Own Way" in both stereo and mono mixes, which is a nice touch for collectors seeking something extra.

Track Listing Highlights:

• Fleetwood Mac (1975):

  • "Monday Morning"
  • "Rhiannon"
  • "Landslide"

• Rumours (1977):

  • "Dreams"
  • "Go Your Own Way"
  • "The Chain"

• Tusk (1979):

  • "Sara"
  • "Tusk"
  • "Sisters of the Moon"

• Mirage (1982):

  • "Gypsy"
  • "Hold Me"
  • "Love in Store"

• Tango In The Night (1987):

  • "Big Love"
  • "Everywhere"
  • "Little Lies"

This collection seems to faithfully reproduce the original albums, capturing the essence of Fleetwood Mac's sound during a transformative period. It's an opportunity to experience the progression of their music, from the self-titled 1975 release that redefined their style, through the legendary Rumours, to the experimental double album Tusk, and culminating with the polished production of Mirage and Tango In The Night.

The inclusion of both CD and vinyl formats caters to different preferences, and the limited edition with additional tracks could be a noteworthy addition for avid fans. It's shaping up to be a comprehensive package that celebrates a significant chapter in Fleetwood Mac's history.