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More than half a century after its release, Fleetwood Mac's "Landslide" finally debuts on the Hot 100, ending a 20-plus-year hiatus of new hits on the competitive list.

Fleetwood Mac’s song Come carried so much emotional weight that Stevie Nicks found it difficult to sing and her reason is deeply personal.

The 10-song opus is the first-ever record to reach such a feat, outpacing other major sellers by Michael Jackson, AC/DC and Fleetwood Mac.

These classic rock stars quit the music industry while they were ahead of the game, and their reasons make perfect sense.