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MacMan
10-03-2006, 06:18 PM
http://www.thephoenix.com/article_ektid24081.aspx

The boys of Fleetwood Mac have gotten together to help Lindsay Buckingham — one of the more underrated guitarists, producers, and songwriters of his era — make a solo album that doesn’t suck. For starters, all those Fleetwood Mac reunions got him away from that terrible haircut he had in the ’80s. More importantly, Buckingham sticks mainly to acoustic guitar with understated backing by Macsters Mick Fleetwood (drums) and John McVie (bass), forcing songwriting to the fore on Under the Skin (Reprise). And now that he doesn’t suck, he’s actually already at work on another, more electric guitar-oriented disc. Maybe he can even get Stevie Nicks in to sing a duet on that one.
wondergirl9847
10-03-2006, 06:23 PM
And now that he doesn’t suck, he’s actually already at work on another, more electric guitar-oriented disc. Maybe he can even get Stevie Nicks in to sing a duet on that one.

Screw him. He never sucked...jerk. NO STEVIE ON ANYTHING PLEASE. THANKS.

I left a comment.
desertangel
10-04-2006, 02:57 AM
The world has to be ready for Lindsey. That person wasn't ready for Lindsey, until now. Wouldn't it be nice if 2 million other people will be ready for Lindsey now, too? :woohoo: Stevie on a LB album... well, it would have to be very well-placed. They do harmonize great together. I'm thinking Say Goodbye or Walter Egan-ish... background, very subtle background.
henryscutter
10-04-2006, 03:10 PM
http://www.thephoenix.com/article_ektid24081.aspx

The boys of Fleetwood Mac have gotten together to help Lindsay Buckingham — one of the more underrated guitarists, producers, and songwriters of his era — make a solo album that doesn’t suck. For starters, all those Fleetwood Mac reunions got him away from that terrible haircut he had in the ’80s. More importantly, Buckingham sticks mainly to acoustic guitar with understated backing by Macsters Mick Fleetwood (drums) and John McVie (bass), forcing songwriting to the fore on Under the Skin (Reprise). And now that he doesn’t suck, he’s actually already at work on another, more electric guitar-oriented disc. Maybe he can even get Stevie Nicks in to sing a duet on that one.

That's actually pretty funny. It could help UTS to set it apart from the other solo work.