The band was going through a difficult transitional period in 1974. Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham had been dropped from their record label after the release of the album Buckingham Nicks, and Nicks was working as a waitress and a cleaning lady to support them both.
While in Aspen trying to decide whether to keep pursuing music or take up her parents' offer and go back to school, Nicks channeled her emotions by writing "Landslide."
"But see, when I’m really thinking about something. I mean when something’s really bothering me, again, the best thing that I can do is go to the music room, or to the office, where I can write," she added.
Not bad for five minutes of work...and all these years later, Fleetwood Mac fans are still grateful that Nicks didn't go back to school.
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