Over My Head/ I'm So Afraid

The single has a slightly different — and shorter — mix than the LP cut. This was the tune that got the Fleetwood Mac hit machine rolling in the mid- to late-1970's. It's also perhaps my personal favorite cut from their first album in their revitalized configuration (with Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham added to the mix). This is a first pressing, which makes no mention of Warner Communications in the perimeter print, and it has larger type for the band name, title, catalog number and track time than a subsequent pressing (also sans Warner Communications).

It's interesting to note that the Fleetwood Mac album generated three Top 20 singles, but none that made the Top 10 in Bilozoard's Hot 100 chart:\r\n

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• Over My Head (#20, released November 2005)\r\n
• Rhiannon (#11, released March 2006)\r\n
• Say You Love Me (#11, released July 2006)\r\n

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Note: This beautiful copy comes in a vintage Warner/Reprise Records factory sleeve. The A side label is pristine Mint, but the B label has a tiny numbered sticker on it. The vinyl (as opposed to styrene, which was used for many other pressings of this single) grades very close to Mint in appearance, and the audio sounds pristine!