Tusk (Revised)

"Tusk (2018 Remaster)" showcases Fleetwood Mac's versatility and experimentation with different sounds and styles. Originally released as the title track to their 1979 album, "Tusk," this energetic, percussion-driven song stands out as an iconic moment in the band's discography. The remastered version brings a new depth and clarity to the instrumentation and showcases the song's fusion of rock, pop, and African rhythms. #BehindtheMusic

Lindsay Buckingham was into experimenting during the making of the album and he recorded drums with empty kleenex boxes and vocals in his bathroom with a mic connected to his home studio! 🧻💩 #BehindtheMusic

"Tusk (2015 Remaster)" brings a fresh sound to Fleetwood Mac's iconic album. The title track, an experimental mix of marching band percussion and Lindsey Buckingham's voice, captured the attention of fans worldwide. This remaster breathes new life into the track and is a must-listen for any Fleetwood Mac lover. #BehindtheMusic

Stevie Nicks told Mojo in 2015 that she "didn't understand the title, there was nothing beautiful or elegant about the word 'tusk.' It really bought to mind those people stealing ivory" And that couldn't be farther from the true meaning 👀😂 #BehindtheMusic

"Tusk" is the title track of Fleetwood Mac's 1979 album. It was written by Lindsey Buckingham and features the University of Southern California Trojan Marching Band. The song was considered a departure from the band's usual sound, with its experimental and tribal elements. #BehindtheMusic

"Tusk (2002 Remaster)" is the title track of Fleetwood Mac's twelfth studio album. It was released in 1979 and became their most experimental album, noted for its diverse range of musical styles. The remastered version from 2002 features improved sound quality and includes previously unreleased bonus tracks. #BehindtheMusic