Fleetwood Mac - No Place To Go Lyrics
How many more year - have you got to wreck my life
How many more year - have you got to wreck my life
Well, the way you done me, gonna wreck my life
How many more time - you gonna treat me like you do
You spend all my money, all my lovin' too
Now I'm old and grey - Got no place to go
Now I'm old and grey - Got no place to go
You got yourself a youngster, you can't stand me no more
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Fleetwood Mac No Place To Go Comments
What a great band. It’s almost unfathomable to think Mick & John would have let their name be prostrated into that chick-pop band. They must be so looking forward to Mike Campbell joining the band.
an no one mentions the donkey, odd ,. would make a good l.p. cover
The deep blues filling
there wasn't plagirism until lawyers got greedy nobody mined....fact
Tied with Before the Beginning as my favorite Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac song. Absolutely awesome sound, Pete!! : - )
Howlin' Wolf's rendition of this song is the best - but Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac, at least, gave proper respect to the original. Unlike with Led Zeppelin...
Can't argue with that.
Agree ... but sure the fuck would have liked to have heard PG's guitar & CB's vox together ... maybe in an outside venue, since it may well have caved the friggin' roof in. :)
Little Feat do a great cover of this also, but I think it may have been inspired by this recording.
I asked Philip milne about his father and his guitar,and he said,dennis play,hahahhahahahahahhahahhaplay it jimmy
This song does, indeed, sound a lot like Led Zeppelin's How Many More Times - although I think both songs were recorded at about roughly the same time. Maybe both bands were influenced by the same blues musician(s) when recording this song. Seriously, though, I've been so addicted with this song lately. And I think this is the better era of Fleetwood Mac.
The oriinal Fleetwood Mac knocked spots off Led Zeppelin. This is a great song.
Zeppelin's version kicks serious ass actually, if you can't admit that you are delusional lol..
You're opinions are just that...Who cares which politician Clapton supported, just go listen to some Mayall's Bluesbreakers w/Clapton, then you should have no questions about his love for the blues..
And to disrespect Led Zeppelin as a true music fan is pure idiocy..
Did you ever consider that Led Zeppelin may have turned thousands of kids ONTO Howling Wolf and other blues artists that they may have never heard otherwise??
Blues Sevenfold Without a doubt their best album.
ok. https://www.americanbluesscene.com/2013/05/blues-law-robert-johnson-vs-the-rolling-stones/
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Primal....I can listen to this every day.....they don't make anything like it now....he came very close to howlin' wolf and john lee hooker with this one......
Again, you seem to have the habit of trying to degrade the wildly successful, while put up the "virtues" of "artists" no one has ever heard of...I will take LZ, FM, and of course SN above any "opinion" your poor drug addled mind can come up with....DIAF!
Angry and sexual, well put!
Keep walking on gilded splinters brother!
Peace
neither version is shit. and LZ's version develops much more so in some respects shouldn't be compared to this. they're both great songs and i don't really see how you can like one but not the other
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The original Fleetwood Mac was one of the few English bands that really nailed American Blues. Even BB King praised Green's tone on that Les Paul and I must say I agree with him. It's angry and sexual, and thats the only way to play electric blues.
Why don't people like you live near me? Peter Green's Mac is the best blues band ever. Period.
I just love going checking my email and seeing that my inbox is showing replies from a comment I made over 7 months ago on some stupid Youtube video. But thank you. Your comment and your comment alone has made me a huge Fleetwood Mac fan and Zeppelin hater. Thanks for showing me the light oh wise one. Mission accomplished. Now go away.
lol zeppelin owns shit...Fleetwood Mac's version just outshines zeppelin's one.
Yeah sorry MrFishinBoo...Zeppelin's version is shiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit. How the hell can you even think that, let alone say it? You know crap about Fleetwood Mac, or even more you know nothing about Peter Green. You don't because you're fascinated with that show-off side of Zeppelin. No one has deleted the shit out of your comment, but your comment has shit all over it!
hey bow down to one of if not the greatest blues bands that was formed by nothing short of fuckin genius's startin with peter green whom was touted to be the best guitarists sharing an honor with the likes of hendrix,clapton,gallagher,and of course mr townshend with so many more there isnt enough room to post thanx
to be fair though.. zeppelin and clapton both spent considerable periods in downtime due to drugs and there but for the grace of massive wealth wouldn't be in the shape they are today such as it is. not to take anything away from zep but their live shows from 75 to 80 were spotty and they only made three albums in 6 years when you consider that one disc of PG is out takes. whereas, for better or worse, 7 years takes you from FM's formation to Stevie Nicks.
I agree, but it all comes down to personal preference.
Led Zeppelin's version is better. Now remove the comment.
Peter Green's version of this is an authentic tribute to Howlin' Wolf's original. Zepp's is an overblown travesty. Check out The Blue Riders on YT for another great live version
lol zeppelin owns this
Yeah, sorry but Zeppelin's version is waaaaaaaaaaaay better. You can delete the shit out of this comment all you want, you can't change facts.
@Ravenite1 I guess stole wasnt the word I meant but money and success doesnt come close to quality and innovation, not that Led Zeppelin didnt make fantastic songs Im just more of a blues purist you could say.. But for the record post Peter Green FM was garbage
Absolute trash.
@Ravenite1 Actually the forefather of all hard rock is Link Wray and even Page admitted to that, and Page also stole a lot of licks and material especially from his peers (Peter Green, John Mayall, Alexis Korner, and Clapton just to name a few)
@GrisGrisOnUrDoorStep Agreed - you can tell Peter had listened closely to the Wolf.
Peter Green > Clapton
Very bluesy
Howlin Wolf kicks all their asses but peter green is the shit and the original fleetwood mac is overshadowed by the later stuff which is garbage to me
it beats garbage rock
Peter...as great a harp-player as he was a guitarist! He still plays great blues-harp..
@IceCubeJohnson i think holwin' wolf's version is better than em both
lol led zeppelin is better and hurry up and delete this
looks like everyone is ignoring you
Who cares which one is 'better'. Music isn't a competition, but a form of artistic expression. Just shut up and enjoy beggars.
howlin wolf's original version is the best!
I love Peter Green, but given a choice, I'd rather listen to Howlin' Wolf do this song. Then Peter, then ...
@henrytdsimmons the song was taurus and randy california used to get pissed off about it
@codenameevan Gravity is an opinion, This is fact!
@IceCubeJohnson Matter of opinion buddy.
@strangeones4 The intro was definitely based on that song by spirit but the solo wasn't. The thing was, spirit was Led Zeppelin's support band on one of their American tours, jimmy probably heard it backstage in some drug addled state whilst being given head by a groupie. I doubt he remembered much when he came to write it... despite this, its still copied. Someone from spirit said that they didn't mind that it was copied, as they never made anything of it themselves... :D
@strangeones4 It doesn't stop led zeppelin being good....
@strangeones4 Well, stairway to heaven was elected the best guitar solo ever from the Guitar World Magazine. I mean, say that someone like Page stolen omething is not fair at all. Take a look at No Quarter Dvd (Page and plant only) and let me know what u think.
Anyone else who says "led zeppelin's version is better" will have their comments removed... because that is simply not true, we can not let these lies spread.
I guess Led Zeppelin is ok, but there is really NO comparison to Peter Green, Stan Webb(of Chickenshack), or Alvin Lee(Ten Years After).
IceCubeJohnson "if you don't follow my opinion then I remove your comment!" Fucking idiot lmao
Zep’s ‘Version’ is great, IMO. It’s just an interpretation- just like this. Early Zep copied everyone’s stuff starting with Jeff Beck’s Yardbirds.
Good song but Led Zeppelins version is much better. By a mile. I love the way people who dont like Zeppelin point out how Page stole so much from others but they never say how whatever he took he made better. This song cant even compare to Led Zeppelin's How Many More Times. BTW, Page is a better songwriter and guitarist than anyone he has every been accused of stealing from. When's the last time anyones covered a Zeppelin song and made it better than the original? Impossible task
Page also wrote/ played on the track Becks Bolero before any Beck Group album came out, which in part clearly inspired a heavier sound which would appear on Truth. Sure he stole some *lyrics" and didn't credit, but almost every band to come out of late 60's Britain - hell, even earlier - were doing blues standards. At least Zep had more original/ exciting music. Page is also an all time great songwriter, which Peter could have been if not for his short career. Anyway, they're both great.
While I do hold Fleetwood Mac in much higher esteem as a blues band then Zeppelin, and Green over Page, I think it's easy to forget that Page was on the scene just as long, if not longer, then most the other guys. Obviously upon the loads of studio work he did in the mid to late 60's he played with Jeff in the Yardbirds for a bit, where he formed much of his ideas for early Zeppelin and also probably got tons of blues influence.
you have a fair point, but how many more times is a far better song than this.
Page is very bad when is comes to Plagiarism.
zeppelins version is better
Wow ! this sounds like "How many more times" from Led Zeppelin (or is the other way round???)