Who is not a solo fan?

[Hawkeye]

Originally Posted by WildInTheWind

Well, yea, but if you put it that way, there are Stevie solo songs on there too! I meant I have only heard one song from his actually solo albums, not released on a Fleetwood Mac album
~*~Becky~*~

No, No, No. Come, Murrow and Red Rover are actual songs from his solo album, I'm not just saying they sound like his solo songs, they were lifted right from his solo album and unchanged on SYW. There are no Stevie FM songs like that.

[Sugar]

FM first and foremost...it was the Mirage concert on HBO that hooked me...

I did the whole Stevie solo stuff for years, and would still buy her next solo album, but I find Lindsey to be much more dynamic and interesting these days.

[WildInTheWind]

Originally Posted by Hawkeye

No, No, No. Come, Murrow and Red Rover are actual songs from his solo album, I'm not just saying they sound like his solo songs, they were lifted right from his solo album and unchanged on SYW. There are no Stevie FM songs like that.

I see. Considering I've never heard nay of his solo albums, I wouldn't have known that. Well in that case, no I don't like LIndsey solo! The only one of those three I like is Red Rover.

~*~becky~*~

[ontheEdgeof17]

Originally Posted by Hawkeye

No, No, No. Come, Murrow and Red Rover are actual songs from his solo album, I'm not just saying they sound like his solo songs, they were lifted right from his solo album and unchanged on SYW. There are no Stevie FM songs like that.

What solo album? It wasn't finished.

[Hawkeye]

Originally Posted by ontheEdgeof17

What solo album? It wasn't finished.

The GOS album that was never released, but Come Murrow and Red Rover were all lifted directly off that unreleased album. They weren't changed a bit.

[ontheEdgeof17]

Originally Posted by Hawkeye

The GOS album that was never released, but Come Murrow and Red Rover were all lifted directly off that unreleased album. They weren't changed a bit.

I don't see it as an album.....just a bunch of demos and studio outtakes. Bunch them together, and you got a bootleg.

[Hawkeye]

Originally Posted by ontheEdgeof17

I don't see it as an album.....just a bunch of demos and studio outtakes. Bunch them together, and you got a bootleg.

But the POINT is they are Lindsey Buckingham solo songs.

[ontheEdgeof17]

Originally Posted by Hawkeye

But the POINT is they are Lindsey Buckingham solo songs.

They made it to a FM record first.

[tynan88]

I haven't heard any of Lindsey's solo work apart from the girft of screws demos, and if they are an indication of his solo work, I love it, I don't the albums are in print anyway are they? I have Bella Donna, The Wild Heart, TimeSpace and Trouble In Shangri-La of Stevies solo work, and I LOVE them all I am a huge Stevie solo fan.

I have In The Meantime of Chris's and I also LOVE that, but I have not heard any of Chris' first solo work.

Tynan

[dissention]

Originally Posted by ontheEdgeof17

They made it to a FM record first.

Even though only one member of Fleetwood Mac is on the goddamned tracks.

[golddustwoman77]

I was a Fleetwood Mac Fan first, because I heard them together before they ever had solo carrers. But after listening to them, and of course, growing up in the 80s, I became very aware of their solo careers and projects. I was very much a fan of Stevie, Lindsey, and Christine's solo projects, especially Stevie and Lindsey's. I think it is a natural progression to be a fan of the band's music together, and after learning all about that, becoming curious about their work without the band. Then once you start checking into their solo projects, you see how they are each, seperately, a vitally important piece of Fleetwood Mac. As Bryan stated, I don't see how you could love the band and not love at least some of their solo work. Maybe, the non-solo people should give their solo work another spin and see it as an extention of Fleetwood Mac; just a small piece of the big "Mac" puzzle. Just a thought.