The
California girl who wanted to be a Welsh witch has always been best when her
mysticism and mooniness has been offset by harder-headed collaborators. Though
this box set doesn't include the Fleetwood Mac stuff that made her name, it does
pull together curious stuff she's done elsewhere: pre-Mac work with Lindsey
Buckingham from the Buckingham Nicks days, duets with the likes of Tom Petty and
Don Henley, and a few soundtrack numbers. The first two discs have everything
worth saving from her five solo albums (actually, one disc would have done that
too, though "Edge of Seventeen" appears in a live version rather than the hit),
plus some B-sides, and the third has rarities and obscurities, including an
enlightening demo of "Rhiannon." --Douglas Wolk
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