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I just happened to listen to the Buckingham Nicks song, "Lola," for the first time in a while; amd the acoustic guitar part sounds a lot like the one that starts off "Murrow."
Do you guys thinks so? Cause to me the rifts are similar. Plus we all know Linds loves to recycle material.
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That was exactly what I thought when I first heard Murrow. The riffs for the two songs are very similar. It's such a unique sound that you can't help but think of Lola when you hear it.
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Wow, I just gave Lola another listen and they do sound very similar!
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My thoughts exactly.
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