Which two albums represent Lindsey's best Fleetwood Mac work?

[GypsySorcerer]

Originally Posted by shackin'up

The reason why I chose Rumours, is in the fact that SYW could have been so much better if he used Twist of Fate, Wait for You and some other gems that didn't make it. The original GOS was a masterpiece a la Tusk.

So true. I wish we would have gotten the original GOS, instead of the songs spread out of over 3 albums.

[KenB]

Originally Posted by GypsySorcerer

So true. I wish we would have gotten the original GOS, instead of the songs spread out of over 3 albums.

Do we know what the intended running order was for GOS? I know which songs were recorded for it, but I don't know Lindsey's exact track list.

[GypsySorcerer]

Originally Posted by KenB

Do we know what the intended running order was for GOS? I know which songs were recorded for it, but I don't know Lindsey's exact track list.

I'm not sure if we know what the official tracklisting was intended to be. I think I remember "Someone's Gotta Change Your Mind" was supposed for the opening track, but that could be my imagination. Gerald, maybe you remember?

[moon]

Tusk, and Mirage.

Tusk, you know, there's nothing new to say...

I didn't choose Rumours or '75 Fleetwood Mac because they're representative for Lindsey, Chris and Stevie as songwriters and musicians. But, Tusk is THE album of Lindsey.
About Tango, yes, he was one of the producers, but there's something that really never convinced me about it.
And Mirage is my second choice because he did a great job with Tusk and Law & Order, and then with Go Insane. I know his songs in Mirage are not the most popular, but they have interesting arrangements, and with all the demos that exist, you can prove that. I can't explain it better...
Regards