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Originally Posted by Villavic
I haven't listened to the Go Insane album enough to agree or disagree with this statement, but it is interesting what Google's AI answered when I look for possible Lindsey concept albums. Anyway I'm not sure if what he's describing is related to a concept album definition; besides, in 1984 he hadn't officially left the band yet.
Although Lindsey Buckingham has not released a strictly narrative "concept album", his second solo album, Go Insane (1984), functions almost as such, as it explores intense themes of loss, emotional anguish, and the end of his relationship with Carol Ann Harris following his departure from Fleetwood Mac.
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He said “concept band”, not “concept album”. He was talking about the band on the OOTC tour.