I Just bought the new album!

[candlebright86]

Just on the off chance I walked into Tower Records today in Dublin and found Seeds We Sow Sitting there pride of place just inside the door! I've just put it in my stereo to listen to now!

It's so nice that Europe gets Lindsey's stuff first, when we have to wait months later to get Stevie's! Thanks Linds! :)

[CADreaming]

Awesome! Let us know details asap! :thumbsup:

[candlebright86]

It's a cardboard sleeve, with a red disc, the sleeve is gatefold and opens to a lovely picture of Lindsey playing guitar... There's a booklet with it which has some really nice photos and all the lyrics listed...

Credits are as follows:

Performed, written and mixed by Lindsey Buckingham.
Neale Haywood - Bass, Walfredo Reyes - Drums, Brett Tuggle - Keyboards on That's The Way Love Goes
Sequencing by Kristen Buckingham
Mastered by Stephen Marcussen for Marcussen Mastering, Hollywood, CA
Digitally Edited by Stewart Whitmore

Creative
Art Direction: Jeri Heidon for SMOG Design, Inc.
Design: Nick Steinhardt for SMOG Design, Inc.
Photography: Jeremy Cowart

Managment
Tom Consolo and Irving Azoff for Frotn Line

Thanks TO
David Altschul, Lenny Beer, Alex Castino, Dvora Englefield, Nick Ferrero, Adam Flick, Karen Glauber, Todd Hensley, Dennis Lavinthal, Allu McGreggor, Katie McNeil, Rick Mozenter, Doug Parry, Brett Steingberg, Roy Trakin

This album is for Will, Leelee, and Stella

I'm only on track 4, and it's already amazing! An instant hit of an album, most other Lindsey albums needed time to grow on me for me to fully appreciate them, but this is just instantly likeable!

[CADreaming]

^Thanks so much for posting!!! :thumbsup:

Now, onto a brief comment. Oh, Michele...



Sequencing by Kristen Buckingham


:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:

[Nico]

That is so exciting! I think I may be able to get the album the Friday before it comes out at this one awesome record store that sells everything a week before the release date. However, I'm still not as cool as YOU having it in your hands now.:wavey:

So Kristen co-wrote a song/took the cover shot for the last album and now she's sequencing the album? Wait for the next one when she produces and plays half the instruments.

[candlebright86]

Oops, forgot to add:

All Sogns Written by Lindsey Buckingham and Published (C) 2011 Now SOunds Music (ASCAP) except "Stars Are Crazy" Written by Lindsey Buckingham/Lisa Dewey and Published (C) 2011 Now Sounds Music (ASCAP)/Kitchen Whore Music (BMI) and "She Smiled Sweetly" Written by Mick Jagger/Keith Richards and Published (C) 1967 ABKCO Music inc. (BMI) Lyrics Reprinted by Permission. All Rights Reserved.

I'll try transcribing lyrics later, but no promises :P

[elle]

Sequencing by Kristen Buckingham
Mastered by Stephen Marcussen for Marcussen Mastering, Hollywood, CA
Digitally Edited by Stewart Whitmore


too cool that you have the album already [although i'm sooo jealous!] - and thanks for reporting details here.

you know, when i first saw the track list i thought how sequencing on this album seems so much better then usual (start quietly, followed by all these great rockers right at the beginning so one just has to keep listening :thumbsup:) - maybe Kristen really does have a knack for sequencing unlike some others who claim they are so great at it!:angel::cool: of course, it's hard to tell without really hearing the whole album...

[Peestie]

If I didn't have a dissertation to work on I'd be on a bus to Dublin right now and waiting for them to open tomorrow morning! You're so lucky!

Any idea why they have it out a week before the release date? I thought it was meant to be 2nd September in Ireland.

[candlebright86]

(I feel like I'm spamming with all these posts now :P):]

I just finished listening for the first time, and yes the sequencing is really good!... There's no dipping of interest at all, and is a really solid album from start to finish... At times is sounds like OOTC, and at others is like GI... but imagine the sound of both of them combined, with UTS thrown in... I dunno, I'm not very good at reviewing music (plus, just back from a date), so my writing skills aren't the best... let's just say it's GREAT!... :laugh::blob2:

[candlebright86]

Any idea why they have it out a week before the release date? I thought it was meant to be 2nd September in Ireland.

Haven't a clue... Maybe someone made a mistake?... i didn't look to see if it was in any other record stores... I know it wasn't in HMV Blanchardstown yesterday... I'd get there ASAP incase it is a mistake and is taken off the shelves until the 2nd...

[CADreaming]

too cool that you have the album already [although i'm sooo jealous!] - and thanks for reporting details here.

you know, when i first saw the track list i thought how sequencing on this album seems so much better then usual (start quietly, followed by all these great rockers right at the beginning so one just has to keep listening :thumbsup:) - maybe Kristen really does have a knack for sequencing unlike some others who claim they are so great at it!:angel::cool: of course, it's hard to tell without really hearing the whole album...

Oh, Elle - surely you don't mean Stevie Nicks??? Perhaps, she gave Kristen some helpful tips.

[elle]

Oh, Elle - surely you don't mean Stevie Nicks??? Perhaps, she gave Kristen some helpful tips.

:lol::lol: no comment...

[Peestie]

Haven't a clue... Maybe someone made a mistake?... i didn't look to see if it was in any other record stores... I know it wasn't in HMV Blanchardstown yesterday... I'd get there ASAP incase it is a mistake and is taken off the shelves until the 2nd...

Sadly I won't be able to make it down from Belfast any time before 15th September anyway. Much too busy, but it is seriously tempting to try and go tomorrow... Damn all this work getting the way of my Lindsey Buckingham fix! :lol: Glad you like it. From the clips I think I'll love it as well so all is good. :thumbsup:

[Nico]

I'm really excited for the album! Ahh!!! It's so sweet that he dedicated it to his kids. I imagine they're secretly his biggest fans.

[caroline79]

Lucky you! :D Sooooo jealous right now!

[michelej1]

Just on the off chance I walked into Tower Records today in Dublin and found Seeds We Sow Sitting there pride of place just inside the door! I've just put it in my stereo to listen to now!

It's so nice that Europe gets Lindsey's stuff first, when we have to wait months later to get Stevie's! Thanks Linds! :)

So exciting. Thank you so much for posting the liner notes.

^Thanks so much for posting!!! :thumbsup:

Now, onto a brief comment. Oh, Michele...


Oh, for heaven's sake. Can you believe it? What is it about Lindsey that makes women yearn to sequence??

Hey, how come she doesn't get a thank you or a dedication?

Michele

[michelej1]

That is so exciting! I think I may be able to get the album the Friday before it comes out at this one awesome record store that sells everything a week before the release date.

Oh, yeah. I remember when you got the DVD early and you did those screen caps for us. That was fantastic. Michele

[michelej1]

I'm not very good at reviewing music (plus, just back from a date),

Hope you played this album for your date. If they don't like it: deal breaker!

Michele

[Peestie]

Hope you played this album for your date. If they don't like it: deal breaker!

Michele

Ha! :thumbsup:

[michelej1]

you know, when i first saw the track list i thought how sequencing on this album seems so much better then usual (start quietly, followed by all these great rockers right at the beginning so one just has to keep listening :thumbsup:) - maybe Kristen really does have a knack for sequencing unlike some others who claim they are so great at it!:angel::cool: of course, it's hard to tell without really hearing the whole album...

It's just funny because I don't think anyone gets credit for sequencing on most albums. It's like they're making up tasks just to attribute them to her.

But Lindsey said that Kristen wasn't too keen on having Flying Down Juniper on the album, so I always knew the women had good sense -- as well as good taste in men.

Michele

[CADreaming]

So exciting. Thank you so much for posting the liner notes.



Oh, for heaven's sake. Can you believe it? What is it about Lindsey that makes women yearn to sequence??

Hey, how come she doesn't get a thank you or a dedication?

Michele

One wonders!

It's just funny because I don't think anyone gets credit for sequencing on most albums. It's like they're making up tasks just to attribute them to her.

I've never heard of just anyone getting credit for sequencing and I've read a bazillion liner notes. So funny.

But Lindsey said that Kristen wasn't too keen on having Flying Down Juniper on the album, so I always knew the women had good sense -- as well as good taste in men.

Michele

I agree about the good taste in men but I liked FDJ. Of course, I liked the Love Boat theme too...

[mylittledemon]

Just on the off chance I walked into Tower Records today in Dublin and found Seeds We Sow Sitting


Pics or it didn't happen. ;)

[michelej1]

I've never heard of just anyone getting credit for sequencing and I've read a bazillion liner notes. So funny.



Just wait for the interviews where Lindsey will be quick to insert: "My wife actually did the sequencing."

Michele

[Nico]

Oh, yeah. I remember when you got the DVD early and you did those screen caps for us. That was fantastic. Michele

The good ol' days of UTS when we were ecstatic beyond words because our guy was finally making real on his promises...and now all these tours and another album later here we are. Ugh, I'm so grateful to be a Lindsey fan. *sigh*

[Silver Springs]

I'm really jealous that people have heard the album already. I pre-ordered from Amazon and it doesn't get shipped until the fifth :(

[Nico]

It's just funny because I don't think anyone gets credit for sequencing on most albums. It's like they're making up tasks just to attribute them to her.

But Lindsey said that Kristen wasn't too keen on having Flying Down Juniper on the album, so I always knew the women had good sense -- as well as good taste in men.

Michele

Well, so far everyone is fairly cool with her sequencing on this album, so I will bite my tongue until I experience it myself. But you aren't a FDJ fan, eh? I've always loved the feel of that song. Kinda liked the "Love Boat" theme song.

[CADreaming]

Just wait for the interviews where Lindsey will be quick to insert: "My wife actually did the sequencing."

Michele

LOL! Yes, just like GOS, "my wife wrote two songs".

Oh, I forgot to say I have seen sequencing credited in liner notes before. Stevie's. :laugh:

[CADreaming]

Well, so far everyone is fairly cool with her sequencing on this album, so I will bite my tongue until I experience it myself. But you aren't a FDJ fan, eh? I've always loved the feel of that song. Kinda liked the "Love Boat" theme song.

Nico, love is exciting and new. :D

[Spikey]

The sequencing thing.. too funny.


That aside, thanks majorly to candlebright for posting all this.. I'm getting WAY too excited though!

[Nico]

LOL! Yes, just like GOS, "my wife wrote two songs".

Oh, I forgot to say I have seen sequencing credited in liner notes before. Stevie's. :laugh:

It's got to be some kind of inside thing between them that is over my head.

(Hey, check it out did you guys catch my little ode to Christine there.:D)

[Nico]

Nico, love is exciting and new. :D

Touche Ca. :nod:

[CADreaming]

Just because:

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[michelej1]

But you aren't a FDJ fan, eh? I've always loved the feel of that song. Kinda liked the "Love Boat" theme song.

I don't particularly like the music and when I know he had spectacular GOS leftovers that (still) deserve to see the light of day, it was hard for me to accept this inferior filler track.

Yet, I don't detest Juniper and when Lindsey explained it, it took me back to my own childhood, my neighborhood and riding bikes down Marlowe and Hubbell and I know exactly what he means, especially when you've lost a sibling and they are a part of all of those memories.

Before I heard Lindsey's interpretation, the song actually reminded me of an X-Files episode, in which Mulder finally comes to some kind of peace over his missing sister by letting himself believe that while she was being abused, she was rescued and taken away to a heavenly place by some spiritual "Starlight" creatures. She disappeared from this earth and they took her to another dimension where children are free from pain and play happily all day (groan).
Well, FDJ always reminded me of that.

My sisters and my brothers all dead and gone.
Did you know that wishing don't make it so?
All the children flying down Juniper.
All going where children go.
All the children flying down Juniper,
let us go.

But that reminds me of our other thread and the way love goes, "it goes, it goes."

The "let us go" in Juniper can have both a pedestrian meaning, let children be children, carefree. But there's a higher one too. Let go of your memories. Don't live in the past. Release the childhood hopes and the things you cling to that are gone. Move on.

Michele

[Nico]

The "let us go" in Juniper can have both a pedestrian meaning, let children be children, carefree. But there's a higher one too. Let go of your memories. Don't live in the past. Release the childhood hopes and the things you cling to that are gone. Move on.

Michele

Wow, yes! I really need to give LB way more credit as a lyricist because he has been impressing me for years.

I appreciate your explanation Michele. It isn't my favorite on the album, but it fits for me for some reason. Now, I agree with you 100% about some of the songs I would LOVE to hear officially released, and I guess I wouldn't mind if he would put those on my dream box set he's supposed to be working on for release in the sometime near future, after all this is done. ;)

[WeepingWall]

Yet, I don't detest Juniper and when Lindsey explained it, it took me back to my own childhood, my neighborhood and riding bikes down Marlowe and Hubbell and I know exactly what he means, especially when you've lost a sibling and they are a part of all of those memories.

Where did Lindsey explain the meaning?

[michelej1]

Where did Lindsey explain the meaning?

In one of his many album promotion interviews. I don't have that one accessible right now. Among other things, he said Juniper was a street in his boyhood neighborhood in Northern California and they used to ride their bikes down that street.

Michele