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Originally Posted by elle
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And they even got the info partially wrong: According to the interviewer, Tusk was called Buckingham's Folly.
In any case, if a comparison is being made with Seward's purchase of Alaska, then it is logical to assume what was once deemed folly is now seen as a remarkable example of foresight. I imagine Tusk has survived as well as it has because it DID NOT seem like a good idea at the time. Who really talks about The Eagles's The Long Run as an album? Sure a few of the tunes made it onto their Greatest Hits Vol.2, but as a follow up to Hotel California it was everything Buckingham didn't want Tusk to be for Mac.