Lindsey Buckingham's Supernatural?

[TrueFaith77]

Should Lindsey Buckingham do an album in the vein of Santana's Supernatural, in which he collaborates (presumably as singer, songwriter, guitarist, and producer) with some contemporaries, but especially younger "hip" acts--even those indie rock artists that I loathe yet who claim him as an influence or that he cites as his hope for the future (*gag*), and then maybe more unexpected collabs such as his beloved Katy Perry?

I think it would be interesting.

Any thoughts as to why he hasn't pursued such a project (especially after the awful success of Supernatural)?



ETA: This thread is inspired by a suggestion someone made to Jeremy Spencer that inspired him to seek out younger, if lesser known, collaborators.

[elle]

Originally Posted by TrueFaith77

Should Lindsey Buckingham do an album in the vein of Santana's Supernatural, in which he collaborates (presumably as singer, songwriter, guitarist, and producer) with some contemporaries, but especially younger "hip" acts--even those indie rock artists that I loathe yet who claim him as an influence or that he cites as his hope for the future (*gag*), and then maybe more unexpected collabs such as his beloved Katy Perry?

I think it would be interesting.

Any thoughts as to why he hasn't pursued such a project (especially after the awful success of Supernatural)?

http://ledge.fleetwoodmac.net/showthread.php?t=49365

[TrueFaith77]

Well, my proposition is slightly different than what seems to be discussed there. Put simply: Should Lindsey do an album of collaborations?

[mezzoforte]

Originally Posted by TrueFaith77

Well, my proposition is slightly different than what seems to be discussed there. Put simply: Should Lindsey do an album of collaborations?

I'm not sure Lindsey's much of a collaborator...

[TrueFaith77]

Originally Posted by mezzoforte

I'm not sure Lindsey's much of a collaborator...

good
point!