Behind the Mask, a victim of production. Obviously it is. Great songs, "Affairs of the Heart", "Save Me", "Skies the Limit", "Freedom", and then some. This could have been a great album and it needed to be at the time. Unfortunatly though, it only proved how much Fleetwood Mac depended on Buckingham's production. Depite the great songs, there are some truly terrible ones as well, usually contributed by Burnette or Vito and they just bring the album down further. The exception to that rule being In the Back of My Mind, which could've been fine if it weren't for the bizzare three minute intro. That is the story of this album. The production is terrible, and to top that, it's so blatently early 90's that it just gets worse with time. In effect, the album is only interesting to dedicated fans who will be able to read through the mess to see the great songs that lie underneath it all.