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What makes it such a shame is how good they were when they did all properly collaborate.
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His real contribution to the band was production on the girls' songs. His own songs with FM after Rumours were mostly just him. And the only hit from any of that was Big Love, really.
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Hold Me and Gypsy were hits from Mirage. (was Gypsy last Nicks FM hit?) last FM huge hits from all 5 were Christine's Everywhere and Little Lies, besides Big Love. Peacekeeper was all over the radio when i didn't even pay attention to FM or LB, so guessing that was a hit too.
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Which is an interesting theory, that Lindsey put all the work into the girl's songs so that he could enjoy his own stuff all on his own, not letting anyone else in.
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Sure, the bones of the song were there, but not the magic! Gypsy, even more so!
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and yes, Tusk was a hit, still is, and very much a band song. but then many other Tusk songs are not. it runs the gamut. and then on Mirage, Lindsey worked hard on girls songs, making little masterpieces from Hold Me and Gypsy. and then on Tango Lindsey and Chris worked together, producing a relatively cohesive album. in the last 15 or so years, Lindsey tried extremely hard to go for that band thing that you and others mention and crave. Stevie wouldn't have it. however he (and Mick) tried to entice her, she kept refusing. then Chris came back and jumped right in! that's why BuckVie sounds so much Fleetwood Mac-y. because those songs were meant to entice Stevie to work all together as a band again. recreate from the ground up, building songs together, that magic that so many here crave and that was broken after Rumours.
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We know what's broken about FM. Mick's meal ticket. Her High Goatness.
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Still is, too. Just ask Mick, Christine, Campbell, and Finn. I almost hope they do an album without her, again.
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Well "Peacekeeper" was a hit, on AC and making #80 on the Billboard Hot 100, which is about the best a legacy band can do.
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Why are none of the girls on any of Lindsey's Mirage or Tusk songs? Tango obviously Stevie was barely around so it's understandable, but she was literally sitting in the studio for the entirety of Tusk and Mirage and was completely wasted. I'm not even sure Chris is on Lindsey's songs on BuckVie, if she is it's not obvious and she's certainly not on all of them, like he is on hers.
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Chris and Lindsey collaborate, add on to each other, work around each other, and enjoy that. look at how many co-writes are on Buckingham McVie. some of them started as Lindsey FM songs before Chris came back, while others started as Chris songs that she sent to him to collaborate. and yes, toxic relationship and constant one-upmanship between Stevie and Lindsey has been a problem that started manifesting itself after Rumours and was definitely not helpful for band working as a unity. they both were probably picking their battles and that resulted in uneven although sometimes interesting products.
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I just think it's sad, what we missed out on had he allowed others in. But then strangely on Say You Will Stevie is all over his songs. Probably because he was forced to as part of her agreeing to do it.
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right, that's my point - your premise is flawed. there are tons of Lindsey tracks that are not "solo" after Rumours era, as you yourself point out. there are a good number that are solo too, sure. but it's not all or nothing, the way your theory is trying to present it. so blaming it all on Lindsey doesn't work. he was trying really really hard to make a band album the last 15 years. there is someone else in that band who was putting a brake on it, repeatedly. we could have had several FM band albums since 2004. it's disingenuous to use the fact that Stevie repeatedly put a stop on those possible albums as an argument that it's all Lindsey's fault. btw, I don't think Lindsey sings on Carnival Begins. and live, he definitely didn't sing on Too Far Gone (except maybe "too. far. gone" part, that the whole band sang on.
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Where I try hardest to listen for him is one spot in "Caution" I don't think it's called the bridge section. It's the CAU-UUA-TION. I can't tell if it's Lindsey and Brandon or just Brandon! |
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