View Full Version : Bets on a new album?
Peestie
03-14-2008, 02:30 PM
How likely do you think it is that we'll see a new album from Lindsey before any more Fleetwood Mac stuff is done?
I'm praying that we get the solo album he said would be out "early 2008" some time before the end of this year but I'm sceptical. I don’t think it’ll end up as a FM album because that would require Stevie to contribute new material and I don’t see that happening.
My ideal situation would be for him to release a solo album some time in the next six months and then tour it outside of the US but I’m willing to fly over to see him this time. I’d much rather have a Liddy Buck solo your than a Fleetwood Mac one (never mind one with Sheryl Crow).
Betsy
03-14-2008, 03:14 PM
Now that I've read the stuff about Sheryl Crow joining FM for the next FM tour and studio work (read the Rumours Forum) I doubt if we'll see a new Lindsey album...
...but maybe he's been working dilligently as a medieval monk and we will see if BEFORE we see the FM album....
...but with the excitement about Sheryl Crow, I think all energies are gonna be focused on FM and not the second solo album.
Sarah
03-14-2008, 04:24 PM
I'm still holding out hope. I'm not betting on it, but I still have hope.
I would be okay with it if he went the totally shameless self promotion route, really. I would be just as excited if he released the album shortly before FM toured (honestly, I have no faith in a new FM album happening), added a song or two into the FM setlist, had copies offered in the venue.. all of that. It would expose his work to the wider casual audience, give him a little ego time, and give us a brand new album. ;)
Obviously, my preferred scenario would be Lindsey cd, Lindsey tour, FM tour, then we'll see from there... but I guess time is starting to run out for this year as far as getting an album and tour together in time to wrap up the tour and prepare for FM on the road in 09. Plus, I don't know how well the man and his family would deal with back to back tours.
I wish FM would stop derailing Lindsey projects. 06 and 07 filled me with so much hope. :distress: COME ON LINDSEY, GIVE US ANOTHER CD!!!!
#1LiddyBuckFan
03-14-2008, 04:27 PM
Let's just hope he's not offering up the new songs to Fleetwood Mac again...that would piss me off.
Sarah
03-14-2008, 04:36 PM
Let's just hope he's not offering up the new songs to Fleetwood Mac again...that would piss me off.
Me. Too.
Indeed!
strandinthewind
03-14-2008, 04:38 PM
Let's just hope he's not offering up the new songs to Fleetwood Mac again...that would piss me off.
Well what the hell else if he going to bitch about in the interviews :laugh:
Peestie
03-14-2008, 05:01 PM
Yeah, I'll be pissed if he gives up his songs to FM again. I don't want another FM album unless it's as long as SYW or a double album so we get at least a proper albums worth of Lindsey songs. I don't want 3-5 songs and then him to release nothing for another 3 or more years. His songs need to get out there and if wants to get as many out as possible then FM is not the way to go IMO.
Sarah
03-14-2008, 05:09 PM
Well what the hell else if he going to bitch about in the interviews :laugh:
Nothing, because it's the best time of his life :P
Betsy
03-14-2008, 05:17 PM
Let's just hope he's not offering up the new songs to Fleetwood Mac again...that would piss me off.
Me too!
Well what the hell else if he going to bitch about in the interviews...
I love you people and your senses of humor. You make me smile and it makes my co-workers paranoid.
strandinthewind
03-14-2008, 05:23 PM
I love you people and your senses of humor. You make me smile and it makes my co-workers paranoid.
I know right - sometimes I just totally laugh out loud and they can hear me despite my closed door :eek:
shackin'up
03-14-2008, 06:00 PM
I want that solo album. period.
That whole FM-**** with Miss Crow is such a turn off for me. I like her, but I think this move is a cheap sell out. Lindsey is willing to sell out in a FM environment, but untill this day he refuses that in a solo environment. So I NEED that soloalbum. Period.
Chrislit18
03-14-2008, 07:03 PM
I want that solo album. period.
That whole FM-**** with Miss Crow is such a turn off for me. I like her, but I think this move is a cheap sell out. Lindsey is willing to sell out in a FM environment, but untill this day he refuses that in a solo environment. So I NEED that soloalbum. Period.
I agree 100%
TBT I HATED Sheryls production and contributions to BOTH SYW and Stevies TSIL...I refuse to let her fck around with LBs stuff. EVER.
And I think if she tried Lindsey would probably have like a deathmatch with her, but seriously, NO.
And if its the rockin album Lindsey promised us, I would much rather have that, like an updated Law and Order mixed with some OOTC.
And plus I dont think LB would be too thrilled to be working with FM again, anyways...
Solo album by the end of the year!! :D
Thats what im praying for
Stew_Matthews
03-14-2008, 07:41 PM
I just can't see Lindsey on stage with Sheryl and Stevie - I just can't.
Unlike the others in the band, I don't believe he needs the money - I know he has a young family and will want to look after them but I don't suspect he's short of cash.
The key thing for me though is that he seemed so happy when I saw the Boulder shows. There was a real vibe with his band and he was really enjoying himself. When I saw him in Australia at the back end of the SYW tour he went 'through the motions' compared to how he was in Colorado imo. I hope he puts out his album and tours before doing anything 'rash'........
bucklind17
03-14-2008, 09:22 PM
I'm still holding out hope. I'm not betting on it, but I still have hope.
I would be okay with it if he went the totally shameless self promotion route, really. I would be just as excited if he released the album shortly before FM toured (honestly, I have no faith in a new FM album happening), added a song or two into the FM setlist, had copies offered in the venue.. all of that. It would expose his work to the wider casual audience, give him a little ego time, and give us a brand new album. ;)
Obviously, my preferred scenario would be Lindsey cd, Lindsey tour, FM tour, then we'll see from there... but I guess time is starting to run out for this year as far as getting an album and tour together in time to wrap up the tour and prepare for FM on the road in 09. Plus, I don't know how well the man and his family would deal with back to back tours.
I wish FM would stop derailing Lindsey projects. 06 and 07 filled me with so much hope. :distress: COME ON LINDSEY, GIVE US ANOTHER CD!!!!
I'm pretty much EXACTLY the same as this.
Not totally giving up on a solo album, since I believe there is a possibility that he's been working on this album in this downtime he's had, and will continue to have until the FM project is ready to get going. Would LOVE to see him tour on his own prior to an FM tour, but am not sure how likely that would be, especially since I doubt he'd want to be away from his family for as long as that would take. I would obviously be content with seeing him on an FM tour over no tour at all, and don't think it would be an awful idea to slide a few new songs into their set and use the situation to get a little more attention.
Really, though, I just want to a little more music and to see the man live, and it sounds like we're at LEAST going to get the latter and hopefully, the former with it. Time will tell.
Sarah
03-14-2008, 09:25 PM
I agree, Stew... it appears to me that LB has been one of the few rockstars that didn't blow all of his cash. I mean, he lived in the same house for a very, very long time.. it's only since he's had the kids and wife that he's torn down, reconstructed, sold, and relocated. Besides, he gets a check in the mail from BMI (or ascap or whatever he belongs to) for radio plays of songs he has writer credit on.. then there are album sales for all the stuff that's been released so far, greatest hits and all of that type of crap included. seriously, I doubt he "has" to tour with them at all. If he did, he would have been speaking about it more positively leading up to this, imo, but he's just been like, "eh, maybe"-ish.
michelej1
03-14-2008, 11:29 PM
I doubt he "has" to tour with them at all. If he did, he would have been speaking about it more positively leading up to this, imo, but he's just been like, "eh, maybe"-ish.
I think he was speaking about it more positively even through the first part of the UTS tour. Then, around the last half, his tone became more doubtful. Still, from 2003-2006, he was surprisingly gung ho about FM. Sounded like he had big plans for the group.
I don't think he actually needs the money, but he might be one of those people who doesn't feel confident about spending money unless it's replaced. In 1997, Stevie was talking like Lindsey had all the money in the world and nothing has changed since then, except that he got married and had 3 kids. I think he must have more than enough money to support his family even if he never works again, but I get the feeling he is somewhat frugal and would probably feel more secure if he could replenish his funds with an FM outing.
My take on Destiny Rules is that at the end, Stevie was going to do a shorter tour if he wouldn't give in about the double album. He had planned to foot the costs of the extra songs for a double album, but only because he thought he could get the cash back on a long tour. When there was a threat that the tour would be shorter, he gave in and ditched the double album idea. Now, I don't think that was the wrong move. FM probably was better off without a double album. In fact, SYW might be too long as it is. So, it probably worked out for the best. But I felt that Lindsey was being blackmailed at the end and that made me very uncomfortable. I'm not saying he doesn't threaten himself. In that talk with Mick he suggested that he might take his songs back, away from FM, if he didn't get his way.
So, let them play leverage games with each other if they want, I just want him to always have more than enough bargaining chips.
Over the last few years, he has seemed a little hungrier for FM than I would like him to be. I don't necessarily think the need is financial (hope not). I don't know WHAT it is, but I don't like it. I want him above the reach of manipulation and on the power side of tugs of war within the band, as it was and ever shall be.
As for a solo album, I have NO hope for one, unless and until these rumors about an FM event come to fruition or die (which would take a year). I just don't see the guy doing two things in such close seccession, not because he couldn't. The material is there. He could release the solo album tomorrow if he wanted. Frankly, I just think he has some kind of strange psychological inability.
Michele
Forshorn
03-15-2008, 03:29 AM
I can't take it. Nothing against her, particularly, but FM is special and should respect it's history. This is like when a TV show is fading and they start bringing stupid celebrity guest stars. FM has always had that mysterious quality, romantic imagery... whereas Sheryl Crow's music is kind of banal.
Hey, well, I guess Christine's was a bit catchy-but-plain too.
No, just another cd with Stevie, Lindsey, and the rest. Please.
wondergirl9847
03-15-2008, 11:25 AM
PLEASE, dear sweet Jesus in Heaven...no Sheryl Crow and more Lindsey solo.
AMEN!
BTFLCHLD
03-15-2008, 05:17 PM
I want that solo album. period. ditto
I won't see an FM show with crow either...wtf are they thinking...a f'injoke.
trackaghost
03-15-2008, 06:16 PM
I agree, Stew... it appears to me that LB has been one of the few rockstars that didn't blow all of his cash. I mean, he lived in the same house for a very, very long time.. it's only since he's had the kids and wife that he's torn down, reconstructed, sold, and relocated. Besides, he gets a check in the mail from BMI (or ascap or whatever he belongs to) for radio plays of songs he has writer credit on.. then there are album sales for all the stuff that's been released so far, greatest hits and all of that type of crap included. seriously, I doubt he "has" to tour with them at all. If he did, he would have been speaking about it more positively leading up to this, imo, but he's just been like, "eh, maybe"-ish.
Didn't he live in a really expensive hotel for a year though? I don't think Lindsey has been immune to excess.
That said, aside from Mick, I doubt that any of Fleetwood Mac need the money at this point.
michelej1
03-15-2008, 08:37 PM
Didn't he live in a really expensive hotel for a year though?
Yeah, but I guess he made up for it when he sold his house for 21.5 million.
I always thought it odd that John only wanted 1.6 million for his house and that was when real estate was still hot and terribly inflated, in 2004. Just your average middle class house would cost $1.6. Didn't sound like rock star digs.
Michele
David
03-16-2008, 09:00 PM
I've been watching this live Red Rover from the Buckingham tour a few years ago:
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I think it sounds really good. But I notice that the four guys onstage are playing a relatively minor role in what we're hearing. There's only one guitarist -- Lindsey -- & I don't think he is covering all the guitar work we're hearing. Neale isn't doing anything except singing. Taku is adding a nice shaker. Brett isn't doing anything for the first half of the song, & then he starts holding down some chords on his workstation & singing.
1. Where is the rest of the song coming from?
2. Is this how the song was done on the Fleetwood Mac tour?
This is my favorite song except for Sugar Daddy.
Peestie
03-16-2008, 09:29 PM
I think it sounds like there's just one guitarist. The high melody Lindsey is playing does sound like it's been double however, possibly just a short delay on the guitar? Maybe they prerecorded an overdub of the high melody to play at the same time, but I never really thought about it before now. I don't see why it couldn't be all Lindsey playing since it's not really a particularly hard song to play. What particular parts are you hearing that you think are coming out of nowhere?
Guitars aside, there are two or three Lindsey Buckinghams singing on this track which I'm not too keen on. Either that or Brett and Neal sound really like Lindsey...
David
03-16-2008, 10:25 PM
I think it sounds like there's just one guitarist. The high melody Lindsey is playing does sound like it's been double however, possibly just a short delay on the guitar? Maybe they prerecorded an overdub of the high melody to play at the same time, but I never really thought about it before now. I don't see why it couldn't be all Lindsey playing since it's not really a particularly hard song to play. What particular parts are you hearing that you think are coming out of nowhere?I'm not sure, Pete. What about the kick? Where is that coming from? The guitar is a bit of a whir, although I am looking at the tab you did last year. Unfortunately, I have only the first page of that tab. That's interesting that you think there may be some doubling. That might explain the fullness.
Guitars aside, there are two or three Lindsey Buckinghams singing on this track which I'm not too keen on. Either that or Brett and Neal sound really like Lindsey...Yes, I really doubt that Brett & Neale are doing all the vox & FX in this. Too much of it sounds like Lindsey himself. They must be playing this with what we in America call "punching in." How did they do this song on the Fleetwood Mac tour? Same personnel, right? So it was the same?
michelej1
03-17-2008, 12:31 AM
How did they do this song on the Fleetwood Mac tour? Same personnel, right? So it was the same?
Carlos was there too with FM. Well, in the band. I can't positively say he played on Red Rover, because I don't remember. I think Mick came down from behind the drum kit and I can't remember what the other guitarists did.
Michele
face of glass
03-17-2008, 02:50 AM
I think it sounds like there's just one guitarist. The high melody Lindsey is playing does sound like it's been double however, possibly just a short delay on the guitar? Maybe they prerecorded an overdub of the high melody to play at the same time, but I never really thought about it before now.
Lindsey driving a guitar synthesizer/sequencer with his playing like in the acoustic Big Love = cool.
Lindsey miming or playing along to a backing track/what's on the hard drive = ****e. But then that's what it's been for the last ten years or so.
That aside, does anyone think Red Rover should be extended to an hour long piece like Reich's Music for 18 Musicians? It has the potential. :nod:
Peestie
03-17-2008, 07:16 AM
I'm not sure, Pete. What about the kick? Where is that coming from? The guitar is a bit of a whir, although I am looking at the tab you did last year. Unfortunately, I have only the first page of that tab. That's interesting that you think there may be some doubling. That might explain the fullness.
Yes, I really doubt that Brett & Neale are doing all the vox & FX in this. Too much of it sounds like Lindsey himself. They must be playing this with what we in America call "punching in." How did they do this song on the Fleetwood Mac tour? Same personnel, right? So it was the same?
Hmmm, looks like they had a magic kick with them that night. I'd forgotten I'd done a tab for this. Don't think I ever finished it and if I remember right it wasn't too great :o
I've never heard any FM live versions of this but I'd like to hear some. It would be interesting to hear if they didn't even try to hide the fact that it was Lindsey singing with backing tracks of himself. There are certainly more than enough backing singers that could have done it instead.
Lindsey driving a guitar synthesizer/sequencer with his playing like in the acoustic Big Love = cool.
Lindsey miming or playing along to a backing track/what's on the hard drive = ****e. But then that's what it's been for the last ten years or so.
What do you think he's doing here, guitar-wise? Obviously vocals are on a hard drive so I suppose it wouldn't be a stretch to assume they did the same with the guitars. I guess some stuff could have been overdubbed in the studio after it was recorded as well.
Sarah
03-17-2008, 10:12 AM
I remember thinking during the UTS tour shows that it sounds like there were several pre-recorded parts. I assumed they were coming from Brett's keys, but I'm not certain. I'd have to listen to a whole concert again to identify the parts that struck me. It doesn't bother me at all.. it's not like he's lip synching. It's just a little fluff.
Betsy
03-17-2008, 10:22 AM
I remember hearing the TUSK noises and thinking...there's a recording being played somewhere... cuz none of these guys are playing...
David
03-17-2008, 10:27 AM
That aside, does anyone think Red Rover should be extended to an hour long piece like Reich's Music for 18 Musicians? It has the potential. :nod:Twenty minutes or so -- mirroring Reich's Variations for Winds, Strings & Keyboards -- is quite enough.
chiliD
03-17-2008, 01:00 PM
There's only one guitarist -- Lindsey -- & I don't think he is covering all the guitar work we're hearing.
Sure he could...thanks to a "loop sampling" effect unit (adding some delay, too). Boss RC20XL Loop Station (from Musician's Friend.com) (http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/Boss-RC20XL-Loop-Station?sku=151352) After the first few bars, that part comes around again, and he's doubling what he played the first time through, then it comes around again, and he's playing over the first two parts, until it eventually gets to sounding like four or five guitars playing at once (or three 12-string guitars).
There are also a few types of vocal doublers/harmonizers (here's one for example) TC Electronics Voice Doubler (from Musician's Friend.com) (http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/TC-Electronic-VoiceDoubler-?sku=180157)
What I'd like to hear from Lindsey is just his guitar and his voice, undoctored by effects (except for some ever so slight delay/reverb for his voice)
shackin'up
03-17-2008, 01:09 PM
What I'd like to hear from Lindsey is just his guitar and his voice, undoctored by effects (except for some ever so slight delay/reverb for his voice)
Well, Chili, listen to Shut Us Down, NGBA, Trouble, Go Insane from his last tour.
Peestie
03-17-2008, 02:05 PM
That's cool stuff. How likely is it that he'd be using one of those. To be honest I'd just assumed it was whatever effect/delay he was using that gave that sort of sound.
David
03-18-2008, 07:36 PM
Sure he could...thanks to a "loop sampling" effect unit (adding some delay, too). Boss RC20XL Loop Station (from Musician's Friend.com) (http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/Boss-RC20XL-Loop-Station?sku=151352) After the first few bars, that part comes around again, and he's doubling what he played the first time through, then it comes around again, and he's playing over the first two parts, until it eventually gets to sounding like four or five guitars playing at once (or three 12-string guitars).
There are also a few types of vocal doublers/harmonizers (here's one for example) TC Electronics Voice Doubler (from Musician's Friend.com) (http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/TC-Electronic-VoiceDoubler-?sku=180157)
What I'd like to hear from Lindsey is just his guitar and his voice, undoctored by effects (except for some ever so slight delay/reverb for his voice)Well that's exactly what I'm talking about. These performances nowadays are more Memorex than live.
I guess that's why RED ROVER sounds so good (& so much like the album).
Sarah
03-19-2008, 02:00 PM
Well that's exactly what I'm talking about. These performances nowadays are more Memorex than live.
I guess that's why RED ROVER sounds so good (& so much like the album).
o_O
in my world, it's still considered "live" because he actually played it "live"... the machine is just looping that previously played live part while he plays another part live...
do you guys want he should have another army of guitarists? or perhaps it'd be more "authentic" if the song was left practically empty because using available technology threatens the sanctity of live music? hmm.
bucklind17
03-19-2008, 08:37 PM
There are recording artists who have used recording technology such as what Lindsey likely uses for songs like "Red Rover" to build their entire career. When used correctly and well, it's essentially like a whole other instrument. I've seen some pretty complicated processes and it can be very interesting and exciting, and in some situations, the best way to re-create the sound of a song that is pretty complicated musically.
David
03-20-2008, 02:31 PM
in my world, it's still considered "live" because he actually played it "live"... the machine is just looping that previously played live part while he plays another part live...I don't know what sort of hardware & software they're using onstage, but if it's some sort of looping/sampling playback technology & it requires that an initial signal be sent/played, then let's call the whole thing partly live & partly Memorex. Thomas Dolby does the same thing when he performs his great love song "I Love You Goodbye." Fleetwood Mac's been using prefab triggered sources at least as far back as the Tusk tour, when Jeff Sova "played" both the Dodger Stadium crowd sounds & a modification of the Bartner brass arrangement on a loop triggered by an Oberheim on the song "Tusk" (& did much the same thing on the Mirage tour). Certainly each succeeding Fleetwood Mac tour used similar technology -- probably more & more with time & advancements -- for live performances of "Seven Wonders," "Little Lies," "Everywhere," etc. Ditto for Lindsey's early '90s tour (with its elephant honk, real or simulated). So I don't mean to imply that this dialing in is new this year. I'm just curious about what all is happening.
do you guys want he should have another army of guitarists? or perhaps it'd be more "authentic" if the song was left practically empty because using available technology threatens the sanctity of live music? hmm.I'll repeat my words from Post #34, above:
"I guess that's why RED ROVER sounds so good (& so much like the album)."
billwebster
03-21-2008, 06:30 AM
Even though I'd only believe it when I hold it in my hands, a new Lindsey solo album, the long-rumored "rock album" he has been working on with producer Rob Cavallo, would be a real treat.
Madness Fades
03-21-2008, 09:05 AM
Wouldnt it be great if there were 11 or 12 BRAND NEW Rock Songs done from scratch. Nothing taken / copied from GOS or anything. Just new great songs which sound similar to GYOW, EOTW, TOF, COME, countdown etc etc
Just a load of catchy beats with a few good lyrics a small solo in the middle then one great complex solo at the end, that nodody else can do or tab out. Thats all it takes.
Bring it on I have definately been awaiting the release of a rock album much more than the release of Under the Skin, ever since I was told they were gonna be released "back to back".
michelej1
03-21-2008, 11:01 AM
Bring it on I have definately been awaiting the release of a rock album much more than the release of Under the Skin, ever since I was told they were gonna be released "back to back".
But last year Lindsey started backing away from the idea that it would be a rock album. He started saying that it might be more acoustic once again. In fact, he noted that some people were under the impression that it would be a "rock" album, as if we just developed that impression ourselves and he had nothing to do with it! So, I no longer really expect a rock album, perhaps 3-4 harder songs, but not an album full. Still I do expect to hear Countdown, You Do or You Don't, Wrong, etc. in concert at some point -- or else I will heckle him at every single show.
Michele
Betsy
03-21-2008, 12:12 PM
Still I do expect to hear Countdown, You Do or You Don't, Wrong, etc. in concert at some point -- or else I will heckle him at every single show.
Michele
Can I sit by you?
michelej1
03-21-2008, 12:21 PM
Can I sit by you?
We will get thrown out together!
He will never get away from the voice of the women who love him -- and OOTC. Michele
#1LiddyBuckFan
03-21-2008, 12:49 PM
We will get thrown out together!
He will never get away from the voice of the women who love him -- and OOTC. Michele
Oooohhhh, we can all sit together!! :D Count me in!
AliceLover
03-21-2008, 01:10 PM
We will get thrown out together!
He will never get away from the voice of the women who love him -- and OOTC. Michele
I agree, when he did Turn it On, I was in absolute heaven. I need to hear Twist of Fate live. That is just a classic!
face of glass
03-21-2008, 01:14 PM
He started saying that it might be more acoustic once again.
Right now, to me it seems like it will be acoustic in the vein of Cage's 4'33. But let's keep on hoping. :nod:
Betsy
03-21-2008, 01:21 PM
Do you think LB could do a concert of only his songs and no Fleetwood Mac tunes? He has 4 albums of material (5 if you count GOS) of songs.
Do you think that would appease the masses or does he HAVE to do FM tunes for those who aren't as knowledgable as Ledgies?
#1LiddyBuckFan
03-21-2008, 01:35 PM
He definitely could and I think it would be freaking awesome, but people would be pissed if he didn't play Mac stuff.
It reminds me of watching people meet him and the first thing out of their mouth was, "When is Fleetwood Mac getting back together?" It would annoy the hell out of me. I mean, here is this talented, guitar God that you have alone for a second and you ask him that? Who cares? What about asking him something about his music, his tour, his albums? But, it just goes to show that the Mac will always be what made him and what so many people love about Lindsey...and he knows that.
Sarah
03-21-2008, 03:29 PM
Do you think LB could do a concert of only his songs and no Fleetwood Mac tunes? He has 4 albums of material (5 if you count GOS) of songs.
Do you think that would appease the masses or does he HAVE to do FM tunes for those who aren't as knowledgable as Ledgies?
It seems to me that he'd be able to pick up on the fact that, yknow, this last tour, his solo songs got INSANE CRAZY reception. And people were yelling for more and more, especially the OOTC tracks. But. We were still screaming for SMAP... IKINW... etc.. and I don't think he'd ever let his Tusk songs go. As much as I love GYOW, I'd like to see him let it go, just to let Rumours have a rest... but I don't see it happening.
Ugh, I'd love to hear all of Law & Order live. All of it. Shadow of the West, zomg.
P.S. #1Liddy... that sig pic is awesome!
wondergirl9847
03-21-2008, 04:53 PM
Shadow of the West, zomg.
YESSSS!!!!!!! That would be amazing! :eek:
Chrislit18
03-21-2008, 07:32 PM
It seems to me that he'd be able to pick up on the fact that, yknow, this last tour, his solo songs got INSANE CRAZY reception. And people were yelling for more and more, especially the OOTC tracks. But. We were still screaming for SMAP... IKINW... etc.. and I don't think he'd ever let his Tusk songs go. As much as I love GYOW, I'd like to see him let it go, just to let Rumours have a rest... but I don't see it happening.
Ugh, I'd love to hear all of Law & Order live. All of it. Shadow of the West, zomg.
P.S. #1Liddy... that sig pic is awesome!
yes yes and yes
Its a shame how much AMAZING solo stuff he has, and yet his setlist is like about 1/3 to 1/2 mac stuff!!
Id say keep ISA, and NGBA, and let the rest of it be gone! [but add in The Ledge, because i would killll to hear that live.]
and as for Law and Order live, honey dont even go there, youre just building me up for dissapointment.
Thinking of It Was I, Johnny Stew and A Satisfied Mind live is making me too excited. omg, can you imagine Slow Dancing [GI I know, but work with me!] live :shocked: :D
I vote we all send him letters stating this.
maybe then it would knock some sense into him,
and you know the sad part?
he bashed Stevie and Christine in the 80s for doing a lot of mac stuff,
but isnt he just doing the same now :shrug:
AliceLover
03-22-2008, 12:12 AM
yes yes and yes
Its a shame how much AMAZING solo stuff he has, and yet his setlist is like about 1/3 to 1/2 mac stuff!!
Id say keep ISA, and NGBA, and let the rest of it be gone! [but add in The Ledge, because i would killll to hear that live.]
and as for Law and Order live, honey dont even go there, youre just building me up for dissapointment.
Thinking of It Was I, Johnny Stew and A Satisfied Mind live is making me too excited. omg, can you imagine Slow Dancing [GI I know, but work with me!] live :shocked: :D
I vote we all send him letters stating this.
maybe then it would knock some sense into him,
and you know the sad part?
he bashed Stevie and Christine in the 80s for doing a lot of mac stuff,
but isnt he just doing the same now :shrug:
Whats wrong with Go Insane? I like it ten times better than Law and Order.
Sarah
03-22-2008, 05:54 AM
Whats wrong with Go Insane? I like it ten times better than Law and Order.
She wasn't saying anything bad about Go Insane. Just replying to my comment about hearing ALL of Law & Order live, with a special mention of a GI song. :cool:
I hear lots of people say they like Go Insane more than Law & Order, but not me. I mean, I like GI a LOT. No, eff that. I LOVE GI a lot... but there's just something extra special about L&O for me.
Peestie
03-22-2008, 08:51 AM
L&O was the last Lindsey album I got (including his Mac ones and before UTS was released) and I was not really very keen on it. I don't know what it was about it but I couldn't get into it. I ended up coming back to it and I love it now so I don't know what my problem was when I first heard it. I've been in love with GI since first listen.
Now that Sheryl is saying it's all just rumours and that they're just in talks about her working with FM does anyone think it's more likely we'll get a Lindsey album? I really hope so because I really, really, really want a new solo album!
shackin'up
03-22-2008, 11:22 AM
L&O was the last Lindsey album I got (including his Mac ones and before UTS was released) and I was not really very keen on it. I don't know what it was about it but I couldn't get into it. I ended up coming back to it and I love it now so I don't know what my problem was when I first heard it. I've been in love with GI since first listen.
Now that Sheryl is saying it's all just rumours and that they're just in talks about her working with FM does anyone think it's more likely we'll get a Lindsey album? I really hope so because I really, really, really want a new solo album!
I had the same problem with L&O in '81. It took me till '82 to fall in love with it. Go Isane made me feel proud about Lindsey simply because it was a groundbreaking album. I especially liked the second part of it, and not much later the album in its entirety.
I bet Crow had a talk with Stevie. Maybe Mick. But John and Lindsey I guess have to be pulled in yet. I don't think it's very likely. OR lindsey is given time for his next album and small tour. I bet he's still going for that, and then gives in to Stevie to do what she likes and go with the sell out of the Macenvironment.
The next solo-album HAS TO see the light!
AliceLover
03-22-2008, 04:12 PM
She wasn't saying anything bad about Go Insane. Just replying to my comment about hearing ALL of Law & Order live, with a special mention of a GI song. :cool:
I hear lots of people say they like Go Insane more than Law & Order, but not me. I mean, I like GI a LOT. No, eff that. I LOVE GI a lot... but there's just something extra special about L&O for me.
Hmmmm ok.
Id kill to see I want you live. What a great song!
Chrislit18
03-22-2008, 04:36 PM
responding to any and all comments above this one, and below my last one, i was not dissing GI in any way. i actually bought GI first, but as Sarah said, i was just stating how SD is a GI song while the rest i mentioned were L&O.
But yeah, Jimmy, I want You would be GREAT live. never thought he would do that one though, I think personally that LB is afraid to do some of his more adventerious solo stuff live becuase he may think that it sounds like crap compared to the album versions [but anything LB does is amazing, so idk why he would think that, if that is the reason]
nothing is wrong with GI, i actually liked it more than L&O before I listened to L&O like 10 times. Just I have to be in the mood for the quirkiness of GI[minus title track, and SD of course] , L&O fits in more with my everday life. I think that both albums have something very special about them, and you cant really compare one to another when it comes to specialness, i couldnt pick.
And to the other comments-
i agree 100% that LB should just put out a new solo album and forget FM. I have a feeling if SC does tour with them itll suck, and i dont want him, or John for that matter [micks a sell out and stevie is...well stevie(who dont get me wrong, i love, just i dont get the SC or VC thing)] to have to endure a horrible tour that may sound like crap. LB should just round up the mcvies [yes both of them!] and make a solo album.
:)
wondergirl9847
03-22-2008, 08:45 PM
Maybe Sheryl's people read the comments about her joining online and went "Umm....you might wanna tell them it was a rumour."
:lol:
Sarah
03-23-2008, 05:39 PM
Maybe Sheryl's people read the comments about her joining online and went "Umm....you might wanna tell them it was a rumour."
:lol:
:laugh: sorry sheryl, the fleetwood mac focus group did not return with positive response
Chrislit18
03-23-2008, 06:09 PM
:laugh: sorry sheryl, the fleetwood mac focus group did not return with positive response
!!!!:lol:!!!!
michelej1
03-25-2008, 03:07 PM
Lindsey is still planning it. I posted his comments in the Rumours forum, because he talked about FM too, but he said he just has to find a label for his solo album.
http://www.billboard.com/bbcom/news/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1003733037
Michele
#1LiddyBuckFan
03-25-2008, 03:23 PM
Lindsey is still planning it. I posted his comments in the Rumours forum, because he talked about FM too, but he said he just has to find a label for his solo album.
http://www.billboard.com/bbcom/news/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1003733037
Michele
Woohoo!!! Thanks for posting! I really hope this happens...:blob2::blob2::blob2::blob2::blob2::blob2::blob2::blob2::blob2:
Need....more....Buckingham :nod:
shackin'up
03-25-2008, 03:30 PM
March 25, 2008, 2:25 PM ET
http://www.billboard.com/bbcom/news/..._id=1003733037
Gary Graff, Detroit
Fleetwood Mac -- with or without Sheryl Crow in tow -- is planning to be active again.
Singer/guitarist Lindsey Buckingham -- who's just released a new concert DVD, "Live at the Bass Performance Hall," from his 2006-07 solo tour -- tells Billboard.com that the group is "looking at the idea of touring sometime in the first half of 2009," possibly with some new material to play.
In recent weeks Crow, who's friendly with Mac's Stevie Nicks, has talked about joining the band, which Buckingham acknowledges is a possibility, though he adds, "I don't think anything is written in stone yet."
"I think we were all a little surprised (Crow) was announcing that to the world with such certainty," Buckingham says with a laugh. "We have talked about the possibility of bringing another woman into the scene to kind of give Stevie a sort of foil and shake it up a little bit. (Crow) was certainly a name that has come up. We'll have to see."
Nicks has been the group's sole female member since Christine McVie retired from the band in the late '90s. Buckingham says that he has "a ton of new stuff" that could be used for a new Fleetwood Mac album, though he adds that he might want to step back from the production role he's had in the band.
"I don't think I want to produce again 'cause it takes so much," he explains. "Whatever happens we'll all sit in a room and make something work as a group. a little more like we used to, sort of try to open it up and get everyone sharing the activity a little more."
Buckingham, meanwhile, is also planning another solo album -- the follow-up to 2006's "Under the Skin" -- for this summer. Recorded with members of his touring band as well as Mick Fleetwood and John McVie, it "has a little more of a rock feel to it" than "Under the Skin," according to Buckingham. "It's just another group of tunes that hopefully will translate to stage, and hopefully we can get some more (solo) dates this summer."
Formerly signed to Reprise, Buckingham says he's a "free agent" now, without a label deal as a solo artist. "We're gonna figure out who wants to put it out," he says of the as-yet untitled album. "I'm keeping an open mind. People need to hear the music and we'll see what they think and what the best situation for it will be."
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Sarah
03-25-2008, 03:36 PM
Yes! Yes yes yes!
I can't wait to see him again!
And rock album, ahoy... I am dying to hear it.
Peestie
03-25-2008, 04:47 PM
I can't wait for summer now. We should bombard the Q&A on his site with "Why don't you release it on your own?" and maybe he will do that in the future. I doubt he'd do it for this one because he doesn't seem to be one to take that kind of risk on short notice.
Actually, scratch that. I'm just going to send an email saying "THANK YOU!" :D
Maccafan5000
03-25-2008, 04:57 PM
When I thought my day couldn't possibly get ANY better (after watching the DVD and listening to the CD throughout my work day)....
LINDSEY GOES AND MAKES MY DAY EVEN BETTER!!!!
....I only hope we don't have to wait toooooo long for this "solo" album.
~Mic.
Peestie
03-25-2008, 05:20 PM
I think it's interesting that he says "we can get some more (solo) dates" and "We're gonna figure out who wants to put it out". I think it sounds like he's getting band vibes from Neal, Brett and Walfredo which is a good thing. He might even feel the desire to record regularly with them as a group (though under his name of course)
wondergirl9847
03-25-2008, 07:04 PM
HOLY FRICKIN' CRAP!! :eek: Am I reading that right in that he's already recorded the solo album and is trying to figure out which label to take it to or whatever?!
Touring this summer?! :D
Someone slap me!!!! :blob2::blob1::blob2::blob1:
michelej1
03-25-2008, 07:05 PM
If the solo album is finished I assume that Lindsey produced it himself. I know that he once mentioned that Reprise wanted to bring in an outside producer. I guess that didn't happen.
I really can't believe we'll get anything this summer, but at least it's great knowing that that's what Lindsey is shooting for. He plans to be busy in both 2008 and then 2009 with FM. Couldn't ask for more.
Michele
bucklind17
03-25-2008, 11:28 PM
The possibility of Lindsey doing solo dates this summer, the fact that he actually spoke those words, is so exciting to me! I really hope at least SOME of the solo related talk is true, and even if it isn't SOMETHING is going to be happening over the next year and that is great news.
#1LiddyBuckFan
03-26-2008, 09:19 AM
HOLY FRICKIN' CRAP!! :eek: Am I reading that right in that he's already recorded the solo album and is trying to figure out which label to take it to or whatever?!
Touring this summer?! :D
Someone slap me!!!! :blob2::blob1::blob2::blob1:
Here you go!;) http://www.trustedluv.com/pictures/smileys/slap.gif
I'm SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO ready for him to tour again. http://www.freebmw.net/share/Smilies/NormalSize/b_woot.gif
Betsy
03-26-2008, 02:58 PM
Michele, if he tours to support the new album, he says it's gonna be a small, limited outing, which I translate to mean California only....maybe Vegas?
What's your choice of venue?
Remember, we're going as a triumvirate (with #1 LiddyBuckfan) ... just like they did in ancient Rome.
...or we could go as the old men in the balcony of the Muppet Show... calling out our favorite tunes...
#1LiddyBuckFan
03-26-2008, 03:08 PM
Michele, if he tours to support the new album, he says it's gonna be a small, limited outing, which I translate to mean California only....maybe Vegas?
What's your choice of venue?
Remember, we're going as a triumvirate (with #1 LiddyBuckfan) ... just like they did in ancient Rome.
...or we could go as the old men in the balcony of the Muppet Show... calling out our favorite tunes...
I vote old men in the balcony of the Muppet Show with one change...we place ourselves front row, in the "sweet spot" (right in-between Brett and Lindsey). That way, they can hear us calling out our favorite tunes much better!
wondergirl9847
03-26-2008, 04:05 PM
Here you go!;) http://www.trustedluv.com/pictures/smileys/slap.gif
Thanks Lindsey! LOL
I like the idea of a small tour. If he does a few nights in one place, I'd definitely wanna go to those clustered shows. :nod:
#1LiddyBuckFan
03-26-2008, 04:11 PM
Thanks Lindsey! LOL
I like the idea of a small tour. If he does a few nights in one place, I'd definitely wanna go to those clustered shows. :nod:
Anytime! :laugh:
I agree! That was the coolest thing I ever did was going to shows three nights in a row plus I could afford a small tour a lot better this time around. :laugh: If he does 4 legs again, it'll be hard not to go to shows every leg...or I just need to invest that money into therapy and get over my concert obsession.
gretchen
03-26-2008, 04:15 PM
Someone slap me!!!! :blob2::blob1::blob2::blob1:
http://i134.photobucket.com/albums/q104/gretch_014/slap.gif
:laugh::laugh::laugh:
I can't wait to hear more from Linds!!!!!!!!
Maccafan5000
03-26-2008, 08:23 PM
Oh dear....
I'd better start saving up. I'm already salivating at the idea of more solo concerts.
And if it's a full out tour....BE STILL MY WICKED HEART!!
~Michelle
wondergirl9847
03-26-2008, 10:10 PM
I can always count on you Ledgies for slapping. Hee!
Watched the DVD/doc...wowza. Awesome to catch a glimpse into Lindsey's world. :)
Everytime Lindsey would say "Did they say why they passed?" I would say "Because they're douchebags?" LOL
WelshWitchPMD
03-26-2008, 10:55 PM
Thanks Lindsey! LOL
I like the idea of a small tour. If he does a few nights in one place, I'd definitely wanna go to those clustered shows. :nod:
I hear he is playing for a week in Rhode Island. :p :laugh:
#1LiddyBuckFan
03-27-2008, 09:05 AM
I can always count on you Ledgies for slapping. Hee!
Watched the DVD/doc...wowza. Awesome to catch a glimpse into Lindsey's world. :)
Everytime Lindsey would say "Did they say why they passed?" I would say "Because they're douchebags?" LOL
I said something similar while watching but you were much nicer than me...:angel:
:laugh:
wondergirl9847
03-27-2008, 10:33 AM
LOL!! I love the word douchebag. I use it on a daily basis pretty much. :laugh:
Doctor
03-27-2008, 01:08 PM
Hmm, maybe he will come back to Nebraska and, you know, actually perform this time instead of canceling the show when I am outside of the hall? :D
Can't wait to pick up his new DVD as well.
Chrislit18
03-27-2008, 08:49 PM
His Live at the Bass Hall is the 10th most downloaded rock album on iTunes :thumbsup:
I hope that he comes to MA, back to the Calvin Theatre in Northampton, my mom acutally didnt mind bringing me to the venue. [by then ill have my licence but still...]
a 'small tour' for Linds may just be like the OOTC tour. that wasnt too big.
one date in like 15 states or something like that.
wondergirl9847
03-27-2008, 11:47 PM
His Live at the Bass Hall is the 10th most downloaded rock album on iTunes :thumbsup:
Fan-friggin'-tastic!! Could everyone go leave a review for it? :)
michelej1
03-28-2008, 12:20 AM
Fan-friggin'-tastic!! Could everyone go leave a review for it? :)
Good idea. That's the best way to show the record companies what his value is.
Michele
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