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elle 02-27-2015 08:06 PM

LB on @larrykingnow
 
lexineffex
3 days ago
Worked on #silverfox, #LindseyBuckingham of #FleetwoodMac today for @larrykingnow ���� #rocknroll #icon #musician
https://instagram.com/p/zfxOZsw3xY/

apparently he recorded an episode this week, but no idea when this will be available.

nicole21290 03-24-2015 08:47 PM

Some clips are available. The programme's on tomorrow.










HelloMonster 03-24-2015 11:55 PM

So many familiar names! :D

Good job, you guys! :thumbsup:

shackin'up 03-25-2015 06:14 PM

Thanks. This way I got 2,5 minutes more than that preview with the online questions. Can't stream rhe whole thing from the Netherlands...

jkmaletic 03-25-2015 06:34 PM

http://www.ora.tv/larrykingnow/linds...0_4kis09spe7j0

The above link is the entire interview.
it was pretty good, in my opinion. Had interesting things to say. The only bad part was when Larry asked about when his next solo album will be out. His answer was a few YEARS because we're (Fleetwood Mac) are still going to keep doing what we're doing right now kind of thing. Sigh. Bummed me out because no Lindsey solo stuff means no Stevie solo stuff either.


:(

Jamie

MikeVielhaber 03-25-2015 06:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jkmaletic (Post 1163409)
http://www.ora.tv/larrykingnow/linds...0_4kis09spe7j0

The above link is the entire interview.
it was pretty good, in my opinion. Had interesting things to say. The only bad part was when Larry asked about when his next solo album will be out. His answer was a few YEARS because we're (Fleetwood Mac) are still going to keep doing what we're doing right now kind of thing. Sigh. Bummed me out because no Lindsey solo stuff means no Stevie solo stuff either.


:(

Jamie

He's already said that he plans to work on the Fleetwood Mac album after this tour is finally over. So we already new there would be no solo stuff for a while.

APerfectLie 03-25-2015 08:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jkmaletic (Post 1163409)
http://www.ora.tv/larrykingnow/linds...0_4kis09spe7j0

The above link is the entire interview.
it was pretty good, in my opinion. Had interesting things to say. The only bad part was when Larry asked about when his next solo album will be out. His answer was a few YEARS because we're (Fleetwood Mac) are still going to keep doing what we're doing right now kind of thing. Sigh. Bummed me out because no Lindsey solo stuff means no Stevie solo stuff either.


:(

Jamie

I have a feeling Stevie will insist on a break from Fleetwood Mac for 2016 and possibly 2017.

bombaysaffires 03-25-2015 08:31 PM

Interesting choice of "Save Me a Place" lyrically. Given the time it was written/recorded one might assume it was written about Stevie, especially the lines he quoted "save me a place/i'll come running/if you love me today". Makes me all shippery. :D

Also interesting that he says he doesn't worry/think about his influence …. Stevie is all about that these days. So makes me think there might have been a dig there. Those two crazy kids.

Montclare 03-25-2015 08:38 PM

I liked his response to how touring is different now- they remember more now than they were able to then. :laugh:

michelej1 03-25-2015 11:46 PM

Glad he clarified what last act (or chapter) means.

He looks pretty happy.

It seems like he has a cold or something, not only is he hoarse, but he seems a little congested and his eyes look bleary.

Why does Larry get "that's a good question" credit for asking about the BN album, when 10,000 other people have asked it? [edit: oh, fan question. OK]

Michele

michelej1 03-26-2015 12:00 AM

Oh, Haim is on his radar, too.

Michele

KenshiMaster16 03-26-2015 12:11 AM

God, his face at the beginning when Larry mentions Christine returning.

He still looks like giddy little school boy who got his big sister back. So heart-warming.

michelej1 03-26-2015 12:11 AM

Super power:

SGTCYM

macfan 57 03-26-2015 06:59 AM

Pretty good interview. Glad to see the new album mentioned again.

Does anyone know how to download this to your computer?

jbrownsjr 03-26-2015 08:27 AM

I loved this interview. He still loves talking about Christine He is so happy she is back. "...it's just been a ball." "It was magical... uh... MAGICAL!"

Can't wait to hear it!!!



Love how he admits how he set the precedent of leaving, "I took an extended break from the band, and came back.."

vivfox 03-26-2015 10:24 AM

Most times when a clip is shown of one of the top guitarists of all time, we see a person blazing through an electric guitar solo. I knew instinctively when asked by Larry which song of Lindsey's was the most fave to perform live, he would answer BL. But oh, how I hoped I would be wrong. I was hoping he might answer, I'm So Afraid, though he did say later in the interview he gets "lost" in that solo every night when he performs that song. I wonder if Lindsey would prefer to be remembered as an acoustic guitar player when all is said and done?

michelej1 03-26-2015 12:26 PM

As for the album, I took wanting the power to change someone's mind as relating to that. So, it was a slight downer.

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Originally Posted by vivfox (Post 1163450)
Most times when a clip is shown of one of the top guitarists of all time, we see a person blazing through an electric guitar solo. I knew instinctively when asked by Larry which song of Lindsey's was the most fave to perform live, he would answer BL. But oh, how I hoped I would be wrong. I was hoping he might answer, I'm So Afraid, though he did say later in the interview he gets "lost" in that solo every night when he performs that song. I wonder if Lindsey would prefer to be remembered as an acoustic guitar player when all is said and done?

My instinct would be to say yes, but I think that's because he seems to favor, not only BL, but Shut Us a Down or Time a Precious Time so much. That could be just because acoustic is portable and spontaneous and only requires him and a guitar. Maybe it's not because he likes it better, although that is my impression. Certainly, I don't think he ever got as much audience feedback as he did when he first put BL and GI together onstage. I think that really stayed with him, as well as the response after The Dance aired.


Michele

bombaysaffires 03-26-2015 02:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by michelej1 (Post 1163456)
As for the album, I took wanting the power to change someone's mind as relating to that. So, it was a slight downer.


^This.

The additional comment that it comes down to "timing" seems to support the sense we have that Stevie will want time away from FM after this tour to do whatever and that he holds hope she'll return to the fold after that. And we won't get to hear the magical music of CM and LB til then......:distress:

louielouie2000 03-26-2015 05:34 PM

What an enjoyable, upbeat, fun interview. Mick's interviews these days tend to make me tense, Stevie's make me angry, and Lindsey's can frustrate me with his canned responses. But this was great. Say what you will about Larry King, but I still think he's one of the great interviewers of our era. He tends to dig at people for deeper thoughts, and shut them down if he senses a rehearsed answer.

I have to say I was not surprised, but happy to hear Lindsey had really good things to say about the state of the music world at the moment, too. He used nearly my exact words about how the internet has equaled the democratization of music. All the bands he listed have been my perennial favorites for the past 5+ years, too. And although I'm not really a Radiohead fan, a collaboration with him and Thom York would be infinitely fascinating.

elle 03-26-2015 06:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by vivfox (Post 1163450)
I wonder if Lindsey would prefer to be remembered as an acoustic guitar player when all is said and done?

Quote:

Originally Posted by michelej1 (Post 1163456)
My instinct would be to say yes, but I think that's because he seems to favor, not only BL, but Shut Us a Down or Time a Precious Time so much. That could be just because acoustic is portable and spontaneous and only requires him and a guitar. Maybe it's not because he likes it better, although that is my impression. Certainly, I don't think he ever got as much audience feedback as he did when he first put BL and GI together onstage. I think that really stayed with him, as well as the response after The Dance aired.

i have no idea what Lindsey would prefer, but personally, i think he should be remembered as an extremely rounded guitarist - playing both acoustic and electric pieces. most guitarists gravitate towards one or the other end, he seems to enjoy both and has a range of songs that are great examples for one or the other.

yes, BL always always elicits unbelievable reaction. but so does ISA. and when he did his "acoustic" one man tour, he seemed to have never even considered doing just acoustic songs, and always enjoyed what would unmistakably be the first standing O in the setlist during and after Come.

starshine 03-26-2015 07:16 PM

nice interview
 
I watched the whole show and it was great. Nice interview plus whomever asked him about a solo box set was great I keep hoping he does release one in the future. Thanks for letting us know it was on. :D

elle 03-26-2015 07:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by starshine (Post 1163489)
I watched the whole show and it was great. Nice interview plus whomever asked him about a solo box set was great I keep hoping he does release one in the future. Thanks for letting us know it was on. :D

it was our own Vivien!

but his response seemed a bit wistful - that he'd love to but it's up to WBs. i read into it he may not be commercial enough for them to consider doing it.

michelej1 03-27-2015 12:10 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by elle (Post 1163486)
yes, BL always always elicits unbelievable reaction. but so does ISA.

So does the end of ISA.

Michele

nodmod 03-27-2015 08:46 AM

Did anyone manage to snag a download of the video from Hula or Ora? seems we cannot see the interview unless you are in North America

nicole21290 03-27-2015 09:00 AM

I can use a proxy to watch it on Hulu, but my internet's too slow to just stream it, so any recording would consist of half the time spent buffering...

Alison 03-27-2015 11:32 AM

Can't watch it in Canada either.

lovethemac1 03-27-2015 10:44 PM

Couldn't see it at home in Canada. Just arrived in Florida today for some holidays. Watched it and it is great. If you can figure out a way to watch I would recommend. Just about to start the Meatloaf interview too.


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