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Re: The "Septenber" Release Date
Has it ever been confirmed if this is when the label is putting out SWS, or, if he doesn't have a label deal in place by then, that's when LB will be releasing it himself?
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September? Please. When have Lindsey's albums ever come out when he says or intends.
More likely something along these lines will happen: "Seeds We Sow" is a tentative title for what will become a new Mac album in 2012, with some other name. Lindsey will produce it and it will be a minor hit record, trending on Billboard briefly but ultimately selling low with no hit singles and viewed overall as a commercial disappointment, not dissimilar to Tusk. There'll be a brief world tour, mostly focusing on the 70's era FM, Lindsey and Stevie will clash, and they won't make another record. Oh, sorry, that was 'Say You Will', not Lindsey's new album. :sorry: :laugh: Who knows what'll actually happen with this one, really. Hopefully it's not the genesis of another FM record, like has happened so many times before, I'd rather he gets his weird creative stuff on his own album and go more mainstream with the Mac. Stevie has already done this with her album. |
I actually hope this isnt a repeat of SYW, as much as I want a new Mac album.
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I really don't get why people are still hoping he will work something out with WB (i'm looking at you CADreaming;)), when it seems that all WBs did for his solo carrier in the last 15 years is held it back. LB did say at the 4/22 concert that the album will come out in september, one way or the other, followed by the tour. considering that we already have one legitimate tour date in september, i'm choosing to belive that means album is definitely coming out in september (or few days after that boston date, if it's the first one of the tour - might be some dates before that too, right?). |
Maybe it will be out in August. Baahaa!
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but why would he want that?
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all i see WB was doing for him is holding him back. i really don't get why he'd wanna go back today especially at this day and age when WB is in turmoil and a perfect example of a label dinosaur? but then again, i really don't know much / anything about music business other then what i read here and there... |
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The timing on GOS was obviously off due to all the politics/transition in WB at the time. But, why didn't LB go to another label with it then? I'm sure someone would have wanted to capitalize on his new found notoriety. And, why didn't he release it before UTS since it had been sitting on a shelf for so long? I'm not sure WB is totally to blame for all that. So, we'll see what happens. |
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now he seems to feel he can finally do it has way. so why go back to WB and have these amazing songs held up once again to roll them into mac album? (guess i should hold back my optimism, that weird thing w/ boston date may not be a good sign? or that kind of thing happens a lot w/ ticketmaster?) |
I was being stupid, but you know what they say, "those who don't learn from history..".
Lindsey should man up and walk the walk. He keeps talking about walking from the label. Just do it, people will buy the record. Stevie Nicks just proved that. It won't be #6 on Billboard but Lindsey isn't trying to make a hit record. Do it, enjoy it, tour, sell some copies, maybe have a minor hit single (I'm hoping "End of Time" or "The Way Love Goes"), get rave reviews whatever sales end up being, and come back with Stevie, Mick and John and make an album, tour, or both. At the end of the day his destiny's in his hands. He just needs to do it and move forward with this part of his career. Stevie's done it (still with WB but it's gone OK, but Lindsey needs out). Otherwise, I won't be crying in my beer when it's a non-event or gets folded into some bogus 2012 FM album. I will be upset with my hero. As for the Boston date, that's just plain weird. 9/25 is a good sign though. Makes me think I need to save moolah for October. Good thing my bday is in Sep! |
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"Now" he can do it his way? Oh, I think he always did it his way, really. Again, you go to a big label for what they can offer you monetarily, distribution-wise, etc. Although, like I said all that may be totally different now and not as important as it once was. I would think LB and his generation may have a hard time letting go of some of the old school way of thinking. Like my parents still don't get you don't necessarily stay with a company 35-40 yrs with a nice pension anymore... Not sure what happened with the Ticketmaster thing. |
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he walked away from WB and announced that he'll put this out either on his own or w/ some small label. i don't really get why are we choosing not to believe him when he said he walked, and that he's doing a tour in the fall? (guess learning from history / GOS - but again, then he depended on WB - now he depends just on his own means). |
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