Agree or disagree

[aleuzzi]

Originally Posted by MissLadyLoki

New statement: If a second Buckingham Nicks album had been made, it probably would have been a much bigger hit than it's predecessor.

Possibly, but they might have been encouraged to pursue a country-rock, early-period Eagles-influenced sound more fully than they did with Mac. The Fleetwood-McVie-McVie commitment to the blues and Christine's unusual voice complicated the mix of the band's combined talents in unexpected ways.


New statement: "Never Forget" is a great little tune that deserved a more imaginative arrangement, especially in terms of the guitar solo, which is uncharacteristically dull.

[jaycee]

Originally Posted by aleuzzi

Possibly, but they might have been encouraged to pursue a country-rock, early-period Eagles-influenced sound more fully than they did with Mac. The Fleetwood-McVie-McVie commitment to the blues and Christine's unusual voice complicated the mix of the band's combined talents in unexpected ways.


New statement: "Never Forget" is a great little tune that deserved a more imaginative arrangement, especially in terms of the guitar solo, which is uncharacteristically dull.

Disagree - I love it as it is.
On their next tour, FM should play a few songs from TITN.

[Peestie]

Originally Posted by jaycee

Disagree - I love it as it is.
On their next tour, FM should play a few songs from TITN.

Agree. Or rather Lindsey should play some of his. Never bother with Stevie's.

New statement: Tusk has dated well and doesn't sound stuck in the 70s.

[MissLadyLoki]

Originally Posted by Peestie

Agree. Or rather Lindsey should play some of his. Never bother with Stevie's.

New statement: Tusk has dated well and doesn't sound stuck in the 70s.

Agree. IMO, a great album will sound timeless no matter when you listen (and some other greats do sound a tad dated, like some of Slayer's stuff, but that's fine), and Tusk doesn't really sound like any era to me (maybe it has a bit to do with it's strangeness).

New statement: Next time the Mac go on tour, they should try to do the Buckingham Nicks song Frozen Love

[ButterCookie]

Originally Posted by MissLadyLoki

Agree. IMO, a great album will sound timeless no matter when you listen (and some other greats do sound a tad dated, like some of Slayer's stuff, but that's fine), and Tusk doesn't really sound like any era to me (maybe it has a bit to do with it's strangeness).

New statement: Next time the Mac go on tour, they should try to do the Buckingham Nicks song Frozen Love

Agree! Definatley

New statement: Prove Your Love is one of the most beautiful FM tracks recorded. The whole band work together to make it phenomenal?

[MissLadyLoki]

Originally Posted by ButterCookie

Agree! Definatley

New statement: Prove Your Love is one of the most beautiful FM tracks recorded. The whole band work together to make it phenomenal?

Agree, but Beautiful Child is too.

New statement: Tusk doc>Rosebud doc

[Sleepless-Child]

Originally Posted by MissLadyLoki

Agree, but Beautiful Child is too.

New statement: Tusk doc>Rosebud doc

Of course. Tusk doc's 10 times better. The studio footages are priceless (Lindsey, don't you know that I love you?), just as the live performances...everything shines on it.

Now i'm gonna admit that I actually never saw Rosebud, so, yes, definitely Tusk doc . (and thank God for this thread, I'm bored)


Say You love me should'nt be sung anymore.