Lindsey Buckingham Song of the Moment - Page 6

glitter_fades · #76 04-21-2005, 02:13 AM

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Originally Posted by golddustwoman77

"Deep Dense"

I've played this about a 2 dozen times today. Very industrial revolution.

Anyone else think this sounds like someone trying to fix a broken factory machine or something?

Who else can play a guitar solo that sounds like bagpipes? Hot damn.

tuigirl · #77 04-26-2005, 12:51 AM

Don't Stop....I know strictly, this isn't a lindsey song, but he sings most of it...in particular the SYW tour "live" at Earls court..Nov 9th 2003.
That whole version is absolutely fab, esp coz it's like a football crowd, all singing their sox off and their enthusiasm def rubs off on the lead guitarist who seems to go off on one of his super long crazy solos (somewhat like this crazy post....) anyway, do listen if your'e lucky enough to have it, one of the best "live" versions ever.
PS..a no. of Ledgies I know, added their voices to said recording...hehe.

GateandGarden · #78 04-26-2005, 09:48 AM

"Bleed to Love Her" (the SYW version that everyone else besides me thinks is inferior)

shackin'up · #79 04-26-2005, 01:06 PM

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Originally Posted by GateandGarden

"Bleed to Love Her" (the SYW version that everyone else besides me thinks is inferior)

well...I actually can't choose between the live, the SYW and the GOS-version.....I think their equal in quality but all with different stand-out points.....

but when I first heard it in 97.....I cried.

WelshWitchPMD · #80 04-28-2005, 04:23 PM

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Originally Posted by ThePenguin

Twist of Fate. *LOVE* that song.
-Lis

Yes, that is my new Lindsey song of the moment!

glitter_fades · #81 04-28-2005, 05:58 PM

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Originally Posted by shackin'up

well...I actually can't choose between the live, the SYW and the GOS-version.....I think their equal in quality but all with different stand-out points.....

but when I first heard it in 97.....I cried.

The GOS version is the one, baby!

Wag · #82 05-04-2005, 10:32 AM

I started off listening to Out of the Cradle and then progressed to Go Insane, I had Law and Order and never realy listened to it apart from Trouble. But hay, the more you listen to the album the more it grows on you and Johnny Stew is a funky little number.

It's almost like I've discovered a new album, the next on my list is Tusk, another album I coundn't get into years ago.

Wag

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Originally Posted by ontheEdgeof17

Johnny Stew is my Liddy song of the moment.

I'm loving Law and Order everytime I pop it in my CD player. I used to majorly hate it....now, it's a classic!

GateandGarden · #83 05-04-2005, 10:58 AM

"Monday Morning" (live in Nashville, '77)

wondergirl9847 · #84 05-04-2005, 11:47 AM

Welcome to the Ledge, Wag! You wouldn't happen to be a dog, would ya?

Sorry about that bad joke.

I did the same thing, I bought OOTC and Go Insane, listened to OOTC mostly, but put off Law and Order. Now, I love them all and L&O does grow on you. Johnny Stew is one of my faves on that album. Shadow of the West if my favorite.

Trust me, Tusk will grow on you too. I put that one off because of all the bad stuff I read about it online. Now, it's one of my favorite albums, along with Rumours and Tango.

koop1975 · #85 05-10-2005, 09:58 AM

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Originally Posted by wondergirl9847

Trust me, Tusk will grow on you too. I put that one off because of all the bad stuff I read about it online. Now, it's one of my favorite albums, along with Rumours and Tango.

Wow, what bad stuff? Tusk is my favorite FM album by far. Not only is Lindsey's stuff all strong, but Stevie's best songs (Storms, Beautiful Child, Sara, Sisters of the Moon) are on that album. Two of my fav LB songs, I Know I'm Not Wrong, What Makes You Think You're The One, are on Tusk. I even like Christine's stuff on Tusk for the most part, with one notable exception (HH).

My favorite LB studio work is mostly on OOTC, Tusk, and Say You Will. If you ask me to pick a song, it will probably be different every time.

ontheEdgeof17 · #86 05-10-2005, 10:37 AM

Eyes of the World (LIB)

love love love it!

wondergirl9847 · #87 05-10-2005, 01:28 PM

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Originally Posted by koop1975

Wow, what bad stuff?

Yep, Tusk is Stevie's best collection of songs for an album.

She was just ON. When I first became an FM fan (was a Lindsey fan first), I came online and read people say Tusk was horrible because Lindsey's music was bad, it wasn't like Rumours, etc. It just scared me at first. LOL I eventually bought it and went "WTH is wrong with those morons, this album rules!" I have to say Christine's songs are my least faves on the album.

koop1975 · #88 05-10-2005, 06:02 PM

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Originally Posted by wondergirl9847

Yep, Tusk is Stevie's best collection of songs for an album.

She was just ON. When I first became an FM fan (was a Lindsey fan first), I came online and read people say Tusk was horrible because Lindsey's music was bad, it wasn't like Rumours, etc. It just scared me at first. LOL I eventually bought it and went "WTH is wrong with those morons, this album rules!" I have to say Christine's songs are my least faves on the album.

That's interesting, because the Buckingham fans I know like tend to like Tusk more than Rumours. There's no mega-hit like Go Your Own Way, but I think his overall contribution to the album was more significant. There is a more Buckingham feel to Tusk.

And while I'm not a C-McV fan, I don't skip past 5 of her 6 songs.

Back to topic - my official LB song of the day is Eyes of the World from Live in Boston. Will change tomorrow.

macmar71 · #89 05-15-2005, 01:16 PM

well, with summer approaching I have had Holiday Road on quite a bit over the past two weeks.

GateandGarden · #90 05-15-2005, 05:23 PM

"Shuffle Riff" (LOVE this) and "She Smiled Sweetly" are my Liddy songs of the moment.

By the way, does anyone know who's doing backing vocals on "She Smiled Sweetly"? At first listen, I thought it was Stevie, but I then it wouldn't have been her, right?