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Originally Posted by sue
I bought it in a Charity shop so the cd cost me a couple of pounds and to begin with I didn’t like it, only a couple of the more commercial tracks I liked…
But there was something about it and I persevered…..it took me a good two years to appreciate it.
Yes it is a bit Tusk like, and both writers give up some great songs.
Some really artistic material, and deep too.
Especially as you say, Stevie.
I actually consider it the last Mac Album….
Not Buckingham Mcvie….(which is nowhere near as good..gonna get slated for that)
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It would have been killer if Christine took part in it. I sort of wish they recorded an album before The Dance tour. Those vintage band cash grab tours threw creativity out the window which I am sure Lindsey would agree. In the old days a hit album with singles could make a band rich. Touring ever since the late 90s yielded tons of cash and things were never the same. As long as the band toured every 2 years and played the hits no one wanted or cared for new music especially since radio would probably not play it. Its an extremely frustrating last decades for this band. But we did get Say You Will, In The Meantime and BuckVie.
Like you I was not wowed by SYW the first few weeks I had it. When I started to work out and run with it every night is when I started to love it. Listen to it with headphones and you really appreciate the music.