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View Poll Results: What is your favorite Lindsey Buckingham appearance era?
White Album/Rumours (fuzzy) 10 27.78%
Tusk 18 50.00%
Law and Order 2 5.56%
Mirage 6 16.67%
Go Insane 2 5.56%
Tango in the Night 3 8.33%
Out of the Cradle 10 27.78%
The Dance 4 11.11%
Present day (Say You Will, Unleashed, etc.) 5 13.89%
Eras, ha! I laugh in the face of eras! (no preference/like all eras) 1 2.78%
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Big Mac is a band that I'm still exploring, and if there's one thing I do music, books, and movies, it's that I'm always expanding my horizons and on the prowl for new and interesting stuff, but since I found someone who can burn me CDs of older Mac tunes, I'm gonna dig in more.
It's a pity you don't like close to the record shop close to me. They have pretty much the entire back catalogue of "good music" for £4 a cd which is brilliant. Got most of my older Fleetwood Mac from there actually, along with my vinyl (got a couple from vinyl fairs too). It's crappy when I compare the fact that I got Green Shadows from there for £4 and had to pay £15.99 on Amazon for the Dog and Dustbin (Not its real title. It's just what Maccy's affectionately refer to it as :P) album. Not cool.
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It's a pity you don't like close to the record shop close to me. They have pretty much the entire back catalogue of "good music" for £4 a cd which is brilliant. Got most of my older Fleetwood Mac from there actually, along with my vinyl (got a couple from vinyl fairs too). It's crappy when I compare the fact that I got Green Shadows from there for £4 and had to pay £15.99 on Amazon for the Dog and Dustbin (Not its real title. It's just what Maccy's affectionately refer to it as :P) album. Not cool.
I dunno if we even have any true record stores like that around here. We're too busy getting CDs from Target, FYE (I don't recall buying any CDs from there, just my friend Sam trying to get headphones from there, decided the prices were too high and dragged me to *shudders* Sears, but at least they were playing Stevie's Soundstage in the electronics area ), Best Buy...but I mostly order my CDs from Amazon, but even then, as I think about it more, the Mac should do something similar to Pink Floyd and release a box set of all their albums.
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I dunno if we even have any true record stores like that around here. We're too busy getting CDs from Target, FYE (I don't recall buying any CDs from there, just my friend Sam trying to get headphones from there, decided the prices were too high and dragged me to *shudders* Sears, but at least they were playing Stevie's Soundstage in the electronics area ), Best Buy...but I mostly order my CDs from Amazon, but even then, as I think about it more, the Mac should do something similar to Pink Floyd and release a box set of all their albums.

I never liked boxsets all that much, unless you knew that was gonna be it. They release a boxset, a year later release a new album/movie/whatever thus ruining the point of your boxset and then a year later release another box set. It's one of the most irritating things about the media, actually.
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I never liked boxsets all that much, unless you knew that was gonna be it. They release a boxset, a year later release a new album/movie/whatever thus ruining the point of your boxset and then a year later release another box set. It's one of the most irritating things about the media, actually.
Yeah you're right, but dammit, I wanna see all the Mac albums get the AC/DC treatment (which I already took advantage of with my copies of High Voltage, Highway to Hell, and Back in Black, and I wanna get Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap next): reissue 'em as cool remastered CDs.
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Yeah you're right, but dammit, I wanna see all the Mac albums get the AC/DC treatment (which I already took advantage of with my copies of High Voltage, Highway to Hell, and Back in Black, and I wanna get Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap next): reissue 'em as cool remastered CDs.
Hehe. I'd just settle for a reissue of Buckingham Nicks on CD so I can put it on my iPod without feeling naughty *glomps the album*. But it would be cool, I guess. Maybe release all of the Mac singles weekly with gorgeous new art until it's a full (complete) boxset, like they did for Elvis (I can't remember what the occasion was but I remember queueing at six in the pissing morning outside of the music shop every week to buy the latest copy for my dad).
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Hehe. I'd just settle for a reissue of Buckingham Nicks on CD so I can put it on my iPod without feeling naughty *glomps the album*. But it would be cool, I guess. Maybe release all of the Mac singles weekly with gorgeous new art until it's a full (complete) boxset, like they did for Elvis (I can't remember what the occasion was but I remember queueing at six in the pissing morning outside of the music shop every week to buy the latest copy for my dad).
Never heard of that, but BN on CD is a much more pressing matter now. The other FM albums could wait, and if we could hear stuff easily from Samson (Bruce Dickinson's first band, before Iron Maiden) and Montrose (Sammy Hagar's first band, before Van Halen), then we should hear what the Wonder Couple (yeah, that's what I call 'em) did before the Mac.
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But it would be cool, I guess. Maybe release all of the Mac singles weekly with gorgeous new art until it's a full (complete) boxset, like they did for Elvis (I can't remember what the occasion was but I remember queueing at six in the pissing morning outside of the music shop every week to buy the latest copy for my dad).
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Hehe. I noticed that thread. And he's an absolute Elvis NUT! If me and my Mum would allow it he'd probably put Elvis wallpaper in the master bedroom. A bit creepy but I'm sure he'd love it.
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I didn't wanna put this on the Photos thread, but forgetting about how horrible CAH's hair looks (she looks like she has a broccoli stalk growing out of her head), I have come to the conclusion that Lindsey is clearly wearing more than just eyeliner there (it was the Grammys BTW)

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I didn't wanna put this on the Photos thread, but forgetting about how horrible CAH's hair looks (she looks like she has a broccoli stalk growing out of her head), I have come to the conclusion that Lindsey is clearly wearing more than just eyeliner there (it was the Grammys BTW)

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Irrespective of the make-up, he generally looks smacked off of his t*ts. What on earth was that guy on back then? Mind you, I suppose it did Keith Richards alot of good so why not Lindsey lol.
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Irrespective of the make-up, he generally looks smacked off of his t*ts. What on earth was that guy on back then? Mind you, I suppose it did Keith Richards alot of good so why not Lindsey lol.
Well, it definitely wasn't heroin cause we would have heard about a zillion times by now and you don't hear tales of Bucky doing anything Nikki Sixx did at his worst (forgetting about the clinically dead-Kickstart My Heart incident, he would always do speedballs and, at his worst, his life revolved around it so much that he'd hide syringes in his boots), so it was probably a combo of nose candy, beer, and other random stuff.

And did ever tell you this one? According to another Ledgie on here, the reason why Lindsey has always been so skinny was that he drank nothing beer, ate no food, and burned off the calories through playing guitar, having sex, and swimming. Now I dunno how truthful that is, but if it was...he should passed it on and become a bigger millionaire
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Well, it definitely wasn't heroin cause we would have heard about a zillion times by now and you don't hear tales of Bucky doing anything Nikki Sixx did at his worst (forgetting about the clinically dead-Kickstart My Heart incident, he would always do speedballs and, at his worst, his life revolved around it so much that he'd hide syringes in his boots), so it was probably a combo of nose candy, beer, and other random stuff.

And did ever tell you this one? According to another Ledgie on here, the reason why Lindsey has always been so skinny was that he drank nothing beer, ate no food, and burned off the calories through playing guitar, having sex, and swimming. Now I dunno how truthful that is, but if it was...he should passed it on and become a bigger millionaire
I hadn't heard that actually, but it sounds about right to me lol. Drug taking Rockstars don't make time for food or much else except the lifestyle expectations. I'd agree with the whole "brand new fabulous diet" concept, but by the sounds of it he's lucky to be alive. He wouldn't want deaths on his conscience if he were to market that particular book hehe. Though I do enjoy the mental image I have of him on the front cover, standing in a pair of oversized pants and pulling out the waistband to show the difference like the guy who lived off of Subway Sandwiches (What a con when Bread is the worst thing you can eat when you're trying to lose weight).
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I hadn't heard that actually, but it sounds about right to me lol. Drug taking Rockstars don't make time for food or much else except the lifestyle expectations. I'd agree with the whole "brand new fabulous diet" concept, but by the sounds of it he's lucky to be alive. He wouldn't want deaths on his conscience if he were to market that particular book hehe. Though I do enjoy the mental image I have of him on the front cover, standing in a pair of oversized pants and pulling out the waistband to show the difference like the guy who lived off of Subway Sandwiches (What a con when Bread is the worst thing you can eat when you're trying to lose weight).
Speaking of skinniness, I wonder who had less to him: Bucky or Steven Tyler? (he was so skinny that when wanted to affirm his faith in Aerosmith's first single, Mama Kin, by getting it tattooed on his arm, he could only fit Ma Kin)
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Speaking of skinniness, I wonder who had less to him: Bucky or Steven Tyler? (he was so skinny that when wanted to affirm his faith in Aerosmith's first single, Mama Kin, by getting it tattooed on his arm, he could only fit Ma Kin)
Haha. Well going by the Rumours images on the back I'm inclined to say Bucky. He reminds me of the long running Kate Moss joke, where she's so skinny that she's invisible to the naked eye when sideways, and falls through gaps in the floorboards lol.
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Haha. Well going by the Rumours images on the back I'm inclined to say Bucky. He reminds me of the long running Kate Moss joke, where she's so skinny that she's invisible to the naked eye when sideways, and falls through gaps in the floorboards lol.
Even more so during Tusk. Maybe it has to do with the lack of hair and the fact that he got epilepsy around that time might have something to do with it, but he looked like he needed either a buffet or a Jewish mother to fatten up a bit. Too bad we never hear stories of him not being able to fit tats on his arms or fitting into Stevie's jeans (I still think they shared the same shirts and necklaces, but her jeans could pass off as pedal pushers for him )
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