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

[Neal]

Originally Posted by MacShadowsBall

Nice shout out to her Behind the Mask songs. Save Me is just a good as her Tango songs.

Agreed. All of her BTM songs are great, with the exception of "Do You Know".

Originally Posted by jbrownsjr

Can you imagine LB on the guitar solo of Save Me... uhhhh

Now THAT'S what they should have dusted off for the Dance tour instead of "Everywhere"!

You'd think putting his stamp on a song they recorded after his departure would be right up Lindsey's alley (and by alley I mean ego ).

[Ulpian]

Originally Posted by Neal

Agreed. All of her BTM songs are great, with the exception of "Do You Know".



Now THAT'S what they should have dusted off for the Dance tour instead of "Everywhere"!

You'd think putting his stamp on a song they recorded after his departure would be right up Lindsey's alley (and by alley I mean ego ).

I think as far as early 90s love songs go, Do You Know is quite lovely. It's one of the few songs on that album I can stand!

[Neal]

Originally Posted by Ulpian

I think as far as early 90s love songs go, Do You Know is quite lovely. It's one of the few songs on that album I can stand!

I suppose it's not horrible, but it does put me to sleep without fail every time I hear it...

[chiliD]

Originally Posted by Neal

Agreed. All of her BTM songs are great, with the exception of "Do You Know".



Now THAT'S what they should have dusted off for the Dance tour instead of "Everywhere"!

You'd think putting his stamp on a song they recorded after his departure would be right up Lindsey's alley (and by alley I mean ego ).

Well, you DO know that Lindsey DOES appear on one track each on both BTM and Time, right??

Originally Posted by Ulpian

I think as far as early 90s love songs go, Do You Know is quite lovely. It's one of the few songs on that album I can stand!

The only song from the BTM album (including the outtakes) that I can't stand is "The Second Time" (yes, that even includes "Lizard People"! Which is where I think Mick came up with the intro to "In The Back Of My Mind")

I think if they'd had Richard Dashut engineer/produce BTM instead of Greg Ladanyi (RIP, Greg), it would've sounded a whole lot cleaner & would've probably not gotten as much flak.