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Show Me A Smile isn’t too far removed from Songbird, Spare Me A Little from Say You Love Me, Remember Me from Think About Me, and Heroes Are Hard To Find from Over My Head. The difference is that by 1975, Peter Green was a distant memory and the band had three mainstream writers instead of one mainstream writers and one jazz-funk rocker influenced by the writings of Carlos Castanedas. Plus, they could spend months making an album instead of a week or two. Christine didn’t change, the equation changed. |
Oh boy, are we still arguing about what made FM successful?
Behind the Mask is my third favorite FM album, right behind FM and Rumours. Lindsey was an absolutely integral part of the sound of FM. I just also think As Long As You Follow, Love Shines, Heart of Stone, Save Me, Behind the Mask, and No Questions Asked were great songs as well. That’s all (for everyone) |
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Sorry for the gushing, but I love this album. |
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I also like Behind the Mask alot. I think Stevie's songs are very strong on this album. I'm not a huge fan of Rick's music, but I love Billy. He and Christine sound great on Do you Know. I think the reason it works for me is that everyone is singing with everyone else. On Tusk, Mirage and Tango, you didn't get that blend from the first two albums. I missed that.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gK73nK4DV1k
New interview with Mike. He says he has nothing but respect for Lindsey's production and arrangements. I hear there's Trouble in Shangri-La:laugh: |
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