LMJS Productions and Dave Stewart

[seanthompson]

Does anyone believe it could ever be agreed upon by the band to have Dave Stewart produce the next Mac album and have it released under LMJS Productions?

[shackin'up]

Originally Posted by seanthompson

Does anyone believe it could ever be agreed upon by the band to have Dave Stewart produce the next Mac album and have it released under LMJS Productions?

I'd stop listening to Fleetwood Mac.

[CADreaming]

No, I highly doubt it.

[dontlookdown]

I think he'd be great producing Fleetwood Mac.
He did a great job producing Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers, why wouldn't he be great with FM.
And he has a son named Django!

I think it's good to be open-minded when it comes to music. Republican-style thinking never bodes well with art.

[redtulip]

Originally Posted by seanthompson

Does anyone believe it could ever be agreed upon by the band to have Dave Stewart produce the next Mac album and have it released under LMJS Productions?

I hope not.

[Macfanforever]

I don't see why not.IYD was great.

[louielouie2000]

I think Dave Stewart's signature slick production style worked wonderfully for In Your Dreams, but applying that formula to Fleetwood Mac just wouldn't work. Stevie's solo career & Fleetwood Mac are entirely different animals. Everthing I've ever heard Dave produce just sounds too heavy handed for it to work with Fleetwood Mac. Not to mention I surmise egos would not allow it; I think a fresh producer would have to be brought in. I doubt Stevie would work with Mitchell Froom because Stevie would likely fear he'd be partial to Lindsey. The same goes for Dave Stewart; I doubt Lindsey would want to retread Stevie's solo values within Fleetwood Mac.

[CADreaming]

Originally Posted by louielouie2000

I think Dave Stewart's signature slick production style worked wonderfully for In Your Dreams, but applying that formula to Fleetwood Mac just wouldn't work. Stevie's solo career & Fleetwood Mac are entirely different animals. Everthing I've ever heard Dave produce just sounds too heavy handed for it to work with Fleetwood Mac. Not to mention I surmise egos would not allow it; I think a fresh producer would have to be brought in. I doubt Stevie would work with Mitchell Froom because Stevie would likely fear he'd be partial to Lindsey. The same goes for Dave Stewart; I doubt Lindsey would want to retread Stevie's solo values within Fleetwood Mac.

I agree. If they were to go that route, someone who could meld the two worlds together and not lean too heavily toward either one would be ideal.

[billwebster]

What is LMJS Productions?