Fleetwood Mac's twelfth studio album, Tusk, released on October 12, 1979, marked a significant departure from the band's previous work, showcasing a more experimental and eclectic approach. The album is often compared to The Beatles' "White Album" due to its diverse range of musical styles and fragmented structure.

The album features 20 tracks spread across four sides, highlighting the distinct songwriting contributions of band members Lindsey Buckingham, Stevie Nicks, and Christine McVie. Notable songs include the ethereal "Sara," the energetic title track "Tusk," and the introspective "Storms."

Upon its release, Tusk reached number four on the U.S. Billboard 200 chart and was certified double platinum. In the UK, it peaked at number one and achieved platinum status. The album produced two U.S. top-10 hit singles: "Tusk" and "Sara."

Tracklist:

Side A:
A1. Over & Over
A2. The Ledge
A3. Think About Me
A4. Save Me a Place
A5. Sara

Side B:
B1. What Makes You Think You're the One
B2. Storms
B3. That's All for Everyone
B4. Not That Funny
B5. Sisters of the Moon

Side C:
C1. Angel
C2. That's Enough for Me
C3. Brown Eyes
C4. Never Make Me Cry
C5. I Know I'm Not Wrong

Side D:
D1. Honey Hi
D2. Beautiful Child
D3. Walk a Thin Line
D4. Tusk
D5. Never Forget