Lindsey's chest hair brings all the boys to the yard
 

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Hey, thanks for sharing, never saw these ones before =)
The hair's a little too short for me, but he still looks fine ! It's Lindsey, after all...

Thanks Sanne! These are awesome.

I want an interviewer to ask him what made him get the chin moles removed.

Michele

Totally smizing in some of these. Tyra would be proud.

What chin moles? I thought he just had that one.:laugh:

Was that the photo shoot for Bay Area Music (BAM) in 1981?

Nice round of shots!

I believe so:
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and thanks!

Never seen these before ... amazing! Not crazy about the hair but it's always cool to see totally new pics like these. Thanks for posting!

Also, am I crazy, or does Lindsey look a little like Matthew Bellamy of Muse here...?


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sorry, I must be odd man out, but these are the worst LB pics I have ever seen! The BAM cover always made me cringe, but the rest of the shoot is just as bad/worse. :sorry:

I have to agree. Is he trying to look very masculine or slightly camp? Nothing wrong with either of course, but I just can't figure with these pics...

Where are those steel blue eyes?:eek:

Well, I'd hope he wasn't trying to look very masculine, because if that's as masculine as he can get . . .:distress: . That's ok. Even if he wants to change his name to Lindsay, I'd still love him, just like I still love Chaz.

Michele

Stevie pose, anyone? :rolleyes:

Don't tell me he wears coloured contacts!

When I first clicked on the thread the pics didn't load for me, but...wow...it just doesn't seem like Lindsey. It would also be horrible to think someone was shouting pose directions at him. I just don't get the theme of this shoot. It's extremely awkward.

I think he looks like a serial killer in these. I wouldn't want to run into this Lindsey in a dark alley.:shocked:

i must agree, not his best....at all....but, still it IS Lindsey, so it's all good!

But he looks like a serial killer on the cover of GOS too, so . . . maybe that's just him. GOS is tougher, like he'd kill you while knocking over the 7-Eleven. In these kimono pictures, he looks a little sneakier, like he'd lure you to his apartment and chloroform you first.

Oh well, that elfin, Caesar haircut doesn't work on everybody. He looks like he was auditioning to play Napoleon.

Michele

BAM Magazine was a free publication, with no frills. Basically a magazine about the bay area music scene and culture. I guess at some point they also had a southern california edition as well. In any event, BAM was always such a bare-bones publication that their photo shoots were low-key, low-end. They never tried to be Rolling Stone.

Kimono Lindsey = "It rubs the lotion on its skin or else it gets the hose again."

In other words he created these poses himself...:distress: Never again LB. Just...never again.

This is just phwoar. In fact, I just saved it as that on my computer.

He looks like one of those guys who stands around in alleyways in a long coat here.

[From an article about Chest Hair. I'm so proud to have Lindsey recognized]

Welcome Back, Chest Hair

By MAX BERLINGERMAY 3, 2016 New York Times

http://www.nytimes.com/2016/05/06/fa...hair.html?_r=0

Mr. Shoemaker at the pool in his apartment complex in West Hollywood, Calif.Credit Brinson & Banks for The New York Times
Mr. Bess cited Lindsey Buckingham of Fleetwood Mac — with his unbuttoned shirts and thatch of chest hair — as a prototype, adding that the preened look seems dated. “It gets a little too perfect, too mannequin-looking,” Mr. Bess said.

Christopher Oldstone-Moore, the author of the 2015 book “Of Beards and Men” and a senior lecturer at Wright State University, in Ohio, believes that an increasingly urban and digitized life has left some men “disconnected from their masculinity.”

“There are different ways to connect to your organic masculinity,” Dr. Oldstone-Moore said. “Hair is one way to do it.”

An unkempt body is a perhaps unforeseen corollary of the lumberjack look that has long since peaked in certain Brooklyn circles. Even the brand 2(x)ist, known for its sleekly textured models, has opted to show its underwear on the hairy frame of Nyle DiMarco, a recent winner of “America’s Next Top Model.”

Tom Speight, the brand’s president, said, “We’ve seen everything from man-buns to full beards go mainstream in recent seasons, and we want to reflect that rugged, a tad unpolished, yet approachable look.”

As with most things, it is probably not a bad idea to be wary of extremes. “I think we’re going to have to walk slowly,” Mr. Bess said. “Because if you go too far with it, it can look a little Neanderthal-y.”

Upon reading the title of this thread, I had the ginger ale that I was drinking, come out of my nose. :]

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