| Johnny Stew |
08-24-2004 09:09 PM |
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Originally Posted by HomerMcvie
It has been my experience in life that the most popular in anything usually speaks to the lowest common denominator. There's not much thought required to follow the widely beaten path.
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But then what's it say about "Go Your Own Way," "Tusk," "Trouble," "Go Insane" and "Big Love"?
How about all of the hit-albums and hit-singles (including those by John Stewart and Walter Egan) that Lindsey has produced/co-produced?
How about the credit Christine so often gets (and so rightly deserves) for having the most hit singles out of all the writers in Fleetwood Mac?
Are they not still good songs and good albums simply because they were also successful sellers?
Or is that argument only used to negate Stevie's accomplishments? ;)
I think we're ALL very happy for our favorite member when they have a success (I remember how quickly CarneVaca pointed out that "Peacekeeper" did better on the charts than "Say You Will" did), and I think we all enjoy basking in that a little.
So let's not deride anyone for something that we're all guilty of. :nod: :D
:xoxo:
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