Rename the new LB album with a title track

[DownOnRodeo]

Which track off the new eponymous album (Lindsey Buckingham, 2021) would you choose as the album name?

It was going to be called Blue Light.
This potentially clashed with a Paul Simon album released in 2018.
Now that you've heard the song Blue Light, do you still think it should have been the album title?
Or would one of the other 9 track titles be better suited?

There are only 10 poll options, so "Keep the eponymous title" has been excluded as an option.

[SteveMacD]

Originally Posted by DownOnRodeo

Which track off the new eponymous album (Lindsey Buckingham, 2021) would you choose as the album name?

It was going to be called Blue Light.
This potentially clashed with a Paul Simon album released in 2018.
Now that you've heard the song Blue Light, do you still think it should have been the album title?
Or would one of the other 9 track titles be better suited?

There are only 10 poll options, so "Keep the eponymous title" has been excluded as an option.

Obviously not “Time”

[DownOnRodeo]

Originally Posted by SteveMacD

Obviously not “Time”

Yes... It would be one of the more confusing options (although surely no less confusing than a self-titled album), had 1995's Time sold more than five copies!

[jbrownsjr]

Poor Little Raven (Dancing)

[aleuzzi]

Calling the album “Lindsey Buckingham” was the right move at this point in his career. No single song on the album captures the weight of his decision to endure and thrive after 3 of the lousiest years.

[elle]

i can see Scream too, but that would make it too therapeutic

so going with On The Wrong Side.

since apparently we don't want to give in to the house of blue light.

[michelej1]

Originally Posted by elle

i can see Scream too, but that would make it too therapeutic

so going with On The Wrong Side.

since apparently we don't want to give in to the house of blue light.

Blue Light would be a a horrible title. I do not think Lindsey Buckingham is a good title.

And I think the title Scream would make people think therapeutic venting (as in the Michael Jackson/Janet Jackson Scream duet) but then the song itself doesn't fit. So, I don't think it would be good to evoke something in the title that doesn't follow through in the song.