The beloved 1975 Fleetwood Mac classic currently sits at No. 10 on Billboard’s Rock Digital Song Sales Chart, earning a “Gains in Performance” designation as the song continues finding new audiences decades later.
Part of the song’s renewed popularity comes from the way it continues circulating across streaming platforms, nostalgic social media trends and viral television moments that repeatedly introduce Fleetwood Mac to younger listeners.
The song’s continued chart longevity has also helped cement it as one of Fleetwood Mac’s defining digital-era tracks. Among the band’s biggest Rock Digital Song Sales hits, only “Dreams,” “Everywhere” and “The Chain” have reached higher peaks on the chart.
Nicks has said she wrote the song while staying in Aspen, Colorado, looking out at the Rocky Mountains and reflecting on everything that “had come crashing down” in her life at the time.
Rolling Stone later ranked “Landslide” No. 163 on its list of the 500 Greatest Songs of All Time, writing that the song remains “a stunning reflection on aging” while noting how remarkably young Nicks was when she first wrote it.
“I wrote ‘Landslide’ in 1973, when I was 27, and I did already feel old in a lot of ways,” Nicks said. “I’d been working as a waitress and a cleaning lady for years. I was tired.”
More than five decades after Fleetwood Mac first released the song, “Landslide” continues finding new listeners who connect with its timeless message about life changing faster than anyone expects.
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