Rumours Lineup: Mick, John, Lindsey, Christine, Stevie and Bob Welch?

[Dreamz19]

Originally Posted by chiliD

Well, if you really had thought hard, there IS an example of how that MIGHT have sounded. Bob's French Kiss version of "Sentimental Lady". It was produced by Lindsey. And, basically it WAS an odd incarnation of Fleetwood Mac on that track.

That would have been hard to do considering I had no clue that Lindsey produced it. I haven't even heard the "French Kiss" version of "Sentimental Lady". But thanks for telling me I will check it out.

[Dreamz19]

Originally Posted by Für Elise

I see lots of people comparing his new work to out of the cradle as though its his best. I can't understand that, I can't really even listen to that album. I agree with the other poster that tusk is his best work but not the best album ever.

I agree. I think Tusk if far better than "Out of the Cradle" IMO.

[shackin'up]

Originally Posted by chiliD

Oh, c'mon...Tusk isn't even LINDSEY's best. Out Of The Cradle takes THAT crown (so far, anyway...let me hear that upcoming "electric album" first)

Nooo. OOTC is my least fave lindsey album. I still can't handle the sheen of that album, esp the rythmtracks. Go Insane is my nr. one solo, followed by UTS-still growing and one day maybe my fave- and L&O. That nr. one was only possibly topped by GOS.

But still...nothing can top Tusk. And I mean the whole album, not only Lindsey's songs. What he did with the incredible songs of the girls is a big big part of that.

[SteveMacD]

I think it would have gotten too weird having Bob and Stevie in the band at the same time. (Imagine "Sisters Of The Moon" and "The Ghost Of Flight 401" on the same album.)

[HomerMcvie]

Originally Posted by shackin'up

Nooo. OOTC is my least fave lindsey album. I still can't handle the sheen of that album, esp the rythmtracks. Go Insane is my nr. one solo, followed by UTS-still growing and one day maybe my fave- and L&O. That nr. one was only possibly topped by GOS.

But still...nothing can top Tusk. And I mean the whole album, not only Lindsey's songs. What he did with the incredible songs of the girls is a big big part of that.

OOTC is my second favorite LB album. Law and Order is absolutely #1!!! L&O is so freakin' weird!, I LOVE it.
Ya know, I never did really get into Go Insane though. Mostly, because I'd pulled away from FM, at that point in my life. I have it now, of course, but have just never played it enough, until I was hooked on it.

[chiliD]

Originally Posted by SteveMacD

I think it would have gotten too weird having Bob and Stevie in the band at the same time. (Imagine "Sisters Of The Moon" and "The Ghost Of Flight 401" on the same album.)

Ahh, yes, but more of Stevie & Bob doing things like "Devil Wind"?

And, the Fleetwood/McVie rhythm section on "Outskirts".

Right up my alley.

Plus, instead of it really being FOUR writers, I think Stevie & Bob would've ended up CO-writing most of their things, so the "three" writers would've been: Christine, Nicks/Welch, & Buckingham.