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Lindsey Buckingham and the Mystery of the Grower
I have read that with Lindsey's work, be it individual songs or whole albums, selections that are often off-putting at first eventually reward repeated listening. Indeed, for myself, I have found this to be true as well......except with Seeds We Sow (full album, not track). After over a month of listening now, I still just can't get into it in any way that even remotely resembles how I feel about the rest of his body of work. I also know that while many others can relate to the idea of LB's work growing on you over time, I am very much in the minority about that aspect of this particular album. All of this to ask; which of LB's songs or records took you the longest time to warm up to?
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With the exception of the song, Trouble, Law and Order.
I heard it, for the first time in 1997 and...I'm still not even moderately luke warm. |
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All these years later, I've come to love the album for what it is. I understand his approach. It holds a distinction among his other albums. In my experience, aside from Out of the Cradle, all of his solo albums are growers.
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Zach, for the most part, I still don't like Law & Order or Go Insane
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I'm a bit more of a grower than a show... oh, this isn't the TMI thread? Oops, my bad!
I think Lindsey's Tusk songs took the longest for me to warm to. I recall initially dubbing a cassette tape of Tusk with all of the Lindsey songs cut out of it- that's how much I despised his songs initially. Now, thirty years later, I find his songs on that album indispensible. |
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Oh good, I'm still weird.
I'm pretty sure I got all of LB's solo albums in order (starting in 98 or something). Loved all of them (UTS a little less) from the beginning. Especially loved Go Insane - I decided it was my absolute favorite album ever for about 5 years (and then it fought with Law and Order!). Also loved all LB's Tusk songs on the first listen. I had a much harder time (still do) liking very much from Tango! (On the other end of weird, one of the first FM albums after The Dance I really wanted to buy was Mirage. Until I got Tusk, I thought Mirage was the greatest FM album. ) |
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^ Guess I'm a weirdo, as well. Tango's my least favorite album that Buckingham was a part of too, and I think I might like Mirage more than Rumours even, though it doesn't beat Tusk.
On the solo work, I got Out of the Cradle first, about a year and a half ago, and thought it was pretty good, but it didn't make me wanna run out and get the rest of his solo albums. About a month later I bought L&O, which is my favorite of his still. I think it's because I loved Tusk and Mirage so much and, as chiliD puts it, there's a natural progression from Tusk to L&O to Mirage. Only lately have I started to appreciate OotC. |
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Law and Order is still one that I'm getting used to. I got my first copy in 1988. In recent years, I like some songs better than I used to...especially 'I'll Tell You Now'.
I still can't warm up to 'Save Me a Place' from Tusk. I have tried to like it. It makes me sad that I dislike it. I have also had a hard time getting used to GOS. It has plenty of good songs, but they don't seem to fit together.
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