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Originally Posted by mylittledemon
I have not heard any of the early Mick Fleetwood stuff. The "Zoo" era as it were. I dont think it's been released on CD, has it CHILI? My friend Mr. Bill says it's actually pretty good stuff, especially the one he "made in Africa" is what he said/
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The Visitor is pretty good, but,
I'm Not Me is FANTASTIC!! It basically sounds like a Fleetwood Mac album that crosses incarnations..."Angel Comes Home" is the Lindsey/Beach Boys feel ala "Farmer's Daughter"/"Love In Store" (with Billy on vocals), then "You Might Need Somebody" has a Christine feel ala "Sooner Or Later" or "Behind The Mask", then "Tonight" is a rocker in a Stevie-type way, then "I Wan't You Back" is what it is, a quirky Lindsey tune that would sound just as at home on
Tusk, then the title track, a Billy Burnette tune that could've found a great home on either BTM or
Time rounds out what was Side 1 of the LP. Side 2 starts off with a Christine McVie-esque tune called "State Of The Art" and is obviously where she copped the riff for "Little Lies". Just gets better from there.
The Zoo's
Shakin' The Cage has some "moments"...but, it is kind of disappointing overall.
Mick's
Something Big album is pretty good, too...in a bluesy, yet Jackson Browne-ish kind of way.
But,
I'm Not Me isn't just a great Mick Fleetwood album, but a great album that ranks right up there with ANY album.