Lindsey makes The Times (UK) best songs on 2008

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Best songs of 2008 - The Times (UK)

19 DID YOU MISS ME — Lindsey Buckingham
Presumably he can’t still be singing about Stevie after all these years? Whoever this is about, it’s a classic Buckingham double-sider: it glides along on a sea of pop perfection and only later begins to seem the work of a tormented obsessive.

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- http://entertainment.timesonline.co....cle5364829.ece

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- http://entertainment.timesonline.co....fset=36&page=4

Also Dido's Grafton Street with Mick guesting is at 2

2 GRAFTON STREET — Dido
No more coffee-table music for Dido. Her album Safe Trip Home was a giant step forward, and Grafton Street — a song about the death of her father — was its sad but beautiful core. Empathetic keyboards by Brian Eno and an unlikely recorder solo frame the acceptance of loss: “Nothing’s left that’s safe here now, / Nothing will bring you home, / Nothing can bring us the peace / We had in Grafton Street.”


Also Lindsey makes number 20 of 20 is the best Rock and Pop albums - The Times (UK)

20 Lindsey Buckingham: Gift of Screws (Reprise)
If this were by Fleetwood Mac, people would have gone: “A classic Mac mix of soft rock and experimental excursions.” As it was by the man chiefly responsible for that mix, not the band, it was largely ignored. Mad, mad world.

- http://entertainment.timesonline.co....fset=12&page=2
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