Being poor does not make one's art any better.
I wouldn't put it that way. Mick Fleetwood and John McVie are two of the founding members. Most everyone else has been transient. Except the 1975 class has gotten together more often. 1987 to 1995 was a completely different band.Agreed, but they all share the same bass player and drummer.
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You are kidding. Right?
I wouldn't put it that way. Mick Fleetwood and John McVie are two of the founding members. Most everyone else has been transient. Except the 1975 class has gotten together more often. 1987 to 1995 was a completely different band.
I have all of their original releases, including most of the individual solo albums.I have the album somewhere after Lindsey left the first time. They replaced him with two guys if I remember correctly. It was not a bad album really, it just sounded like Stevie Nicks' backup band.
He was just pulling my chain for providing a blinding glimpse of the obvious in an earlier post.???
You are kidding. Right?
Okay, then -- four different bands. But they still all had the same bass player and drummer.I wouldn't put it that way. Mick Fleetwood and John McVie are two of the founding members. Most everyone else has been transient. Except the 1975 class has gotten together more often. 1987 to 1995 was a completely different band.
But they still all had the same bass player and drummer.
I have all of their original releases, including most of the individual solo albums.
The guys your are talking about are Billy Burnette, Rick Vito and Dave Mason. The female vocalists were Christine McVie and Bekka Bramlett. I like the two albums that came out during that time. I don't think they sounded like Stevie Nick's backup band.
Lindsey is definitely talented and I love what he has brought to the band. But he just doesn't play well with others.Buckingham brings a certain sound to guitar as well as lyrics. The other members were fine musicians but they were not Buckingham. It was decent rock but hardly distinctive. Any of the Nicks written songs sound just like her solo albums. Buckingham added his own twist to Nicks songs with his guitar work.
He does, and he doesn't. Glad to hear them when he did.Lindsey is definitely talented and I love what he has brought to the band. But he just doesn't play well with others.
Oh boy ...The last album made by the real FM was Bare Trees. About 45 years ago. Buckingham/Nick's ushered in the bubblegum era, which turned them corporate and made them rich. Good for them, but not my cup of tea.
I hear people rag on the B/N era of Fleetwood Mac. I don't get it. They were popular....wrote some killer music......made for entertaining publicity.....beautiful lyrics......and they ALL were genuinely good musicians. Is it ALL good? I don't think so. But some of it is just stellar and it helped define an entire generation.
I've been a huge fan of all of the Fleetwood Mac iterations. They've all been stellar in their own fashion which says volumes about Mr.'s Fleetwood and McVie.
As for the current tour.........yawn.......I'll pass.
Not really proving your point since there are so many more starving artists than rich ones they would obviously produce the majority of art, both great and crap.Not quite sure I would agree with this comment, if anything I would think more great art was created by starving artists than rich ones. Just a cursory thought.
Lindsey is definitely talented and I love what he has brought to the band. But he just doesn't play well with others.
Other people making money performing material you wrote is no-bueno. Try it. It stinks. Seems kind of desperate to alienate the guy for what amounts to 2.5 mil a man...
Court could find in his favor if they determine that he retains rights to his material based on a concert being considered "musical composition synchronized with audio-visual works".
Also, is there a Lindsey Buckingham clone out there? The guy is a pretty unique player and singer.