A FM Album without Stevie is just a Lindsey solo album

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Originally Posted by bwboy

I haven't seen Lindsey solo. I know he called Christine and Stevie's solo tour lounge acts. Ditch the backup singers? I doubt it- he was the one who insisted on adding them for the Tango tour, before he backed out.

Come and Not That Funny live were so long, maybe they just felt like 12 minutes. Each. I thought Big Love was all Lindsey, and same thing with the Ledge and Walk a Thin Line- weren't all three songs recorded at Lindsey's home studio? None of the other band members are on those songs.

Big Love is a full band song, anyone can hear that. The whole band is all over it. Except Stevie who was busy sniffin glue or something.

They were definately on Walk a thin line. To my knowledge, the only Tusksong that is only Lindsey is The Ledge. The rest are all remakes of his homerecordings with the band in the studio. But whatever, they were Fleetwood mac songs. If Lindsey plays big love on his own doesn't make it a solosong.

You talk about 12 minute solo's. That's rediculous. Those songs have substantial vocalsections or other instrumental parts than guitarsolo's. Come and I'm So afraid were together in the set only one FM-tour, in 2003/4. In a two and a half hour plus show, two five minute guitarsolo's. Nothing out of the ordinary rockshow.

Gold Dust Woman lasts equally long, or even longer.

I saw Stevie solo after The Other Side of The Mirror. Do you have ANY idea how long Edge of Seventeen lasted? Including a lengthy guitarsolo? Still, that was the ONLY hightlight during a flat boring lounge act, even supported by a spinecringingly bad loungeset from Richard Marx, of all people. Aweful. What a waste of time and money.