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Originally Posted by Johnny Stew
Though I still think that was an unfair comment, because it was Christine & Stevie's right to stay within the musical framework they were happy with.  |
Let's not forget that it was Stevie's stage act that most closely resembled a Broadway show (and it isn't all that different from what Fleetwood Mac are doing now), a thing where people might as well forget about the music and focus on the stage actions. That must have been a hard beef to bite for Lindsey.
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Originally Posted by Jessica
Admittedly, I have not seen much LB solo stuff, but what I have seen begs the question, how far removed from lounge act was a Lindsey Buckingham solo show?
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Like David said, that tour took place 9-10 years after the original comment. By that time Lindsey's attitude had obviously changed, he obviously felt the need to make the stage sound more perfect and full overall, unlike the Fleetwood Mac stage shows before the Shake The Cage tour. Obviously some of the complaints about FM's sound being disappointing on stage for some people (because they didn't sound like they did on the albums) had got to his head by then.