Behind the Mask - Mix Magazine Article

[Mr Scarrott]

It reads like a band-santioned puff piece to me, but it's interesting despite or maybe because of that. It's perhaps noticeable that the writer doesn't offer much of an opinion on anything that he's heard whilst interacting with them, but there's the odd comment here or there:

"On another day in the studio, the
band is hard at work on a song that
features vocals by Billy and Christine,
called " In the Back of My Mind." Built
on a pulsating rhythm and driven by
a powerful wall of electric guitars, the
song is likely to remind fans of the
classic " Oh, Well" era of the band.
"That song is very reminiscent of
the old ` Manalishi' days," Christine
McVie notes. " I don't mean the song
'Green Manalishi,' but rather, that era
when Peter [ Green] was starting to
change and write all those kind of
things. We've got four or five very
heavy guitars in it. It isn't typical of all
the songs on the album, but it is very
typical of the variety that will be
offered."

That's a bit of a stretch, to put it mildly.