Best Lindsey solo outros on Mirage

[Macfan4life]

Originally Posted by jbrownsjr

I bought the album on release then recorded it. I believe it had the solos. Can't quite remember.

My album also had the solos. When I bought the CD 12 years later I did not notice a difference.

This thread is fascinating because you could not limit this to Mirage. Some of his endings are frustrating because once he starts to get cooking, the song fades out. Songs like Tango In The Night, Family Man, The Smile I Live For, Isn't It Midnight - I wish there were at least 30 more seconds of his play. Even solo songs like Doing What I Can just fade out this incredible guitar playing that just starts. Its always been a frustration of mine. My favorite songs are when Lindsey jams.

[DownOnRodeo]

Originally Posted by Macfan4life

This thread is fascinating because you could not limit this to Mirage.

I plan to do more in the future.

[aleuzzi]

I’m the one person who picked Empire State. The song is trash (entertaining trash) but the outro guitar solo is hot stuff.

But I think most of Lindsey’s Mirage guitar work is pretty tasteful. Gypsy, Only Over You, Eyes, and Book of Love all feature distinctive guitar. And the baroque guitar figures in Hold Me are inspired.

[jbrownsjr]

Originally Posted by aleuzzi

I’m the one person who picked Empire State. The song is trash (entertaining trash) but the outro guitar solo is hot stuff.

But I think most of Lindsey’s Mirage guitar work is pretty tasteful. Gypsy, Only Over You, Eyes, and Book of Love all feature distinctive guitar. And the baroque guitar figures in Hold Me are inspired.

Countdown has a great solo at the end too. Weird chicken squawky sound.

[David]

Originally Posted by aleuzzi

I’m the one person who picked Empire State. The song is trash (entertaining trash) but the outro guitar solo is hot stuff.

Yes, indeed.

I went with GYPSY because I really don’t think I would like that song as much if the banjo line weren’t part of it. With all the other songs, I would still love them without an outro — the outro is gravy. But the banjo part (not played on an actual banjo) is indispensable to Gypsy.

[jbrownsjr]

Originally Posted by Macfan4life

My album also had the solos. When I bought the CD 12 years later I did not notice a difference.

This thread is fascinating because you could not limit this to Mirage. Some of his endings are frustrating because once he starts to get cooking, the song fades out. Songs like Tango In The Night, Family Man, The Smile I Live For, Isn't It Midnight - I wish there were at least 30 more seconds of his play. Even solo songs like Doing What I Can just fade out this incredible guitar playing that just starts. Its always been a frustration of mine. My favorite songs are when Lindsey jams.

His fade outs on the above are maddeningly painful. Just play!

[Macfan4life]

Originally Posted by jbrownsjr

His fade outs on the above are maddeningly painful. Just play!

A-men
Bingo
Ding ding ding
Winner winner chicken dinner

My biggest frustration with the band. This is what made their live concerts pre-Dance so spectacular. Its still there but not at the same level pre-Dance.

[jbrownsjr]

Originally Posted by Macfan4life

A-men
Bingo
Ding ding ding
Winner winner chicken dinner

My biggest frustration with the band. This is what made their live concerts pre-Dance so spectacular. Its still there but not at the same level pre-Dance.

Christine's shows were the best of the three because they JAMMED!!!

[Macfan4life]

Originally Posted by jbrownsjr

Christine's shows were the best of the three because they JAMMED!!!

Just imagine if the last 30 seconds of Go Your Own Way was faded out.
It would have been the biggest mistake of music.

[jbrownsjr]

Originally Posted by Macfan4life

Just imagine if the last 30 seconds of Go Your Own Way was faded out.
It would have been the biggest mistake of music.

It would have been another lonely day.