on We Are So Lucky! at 17:04 05/29/2009

Ok. I like Stevie Nicks but you're making her into some kind of god when, in reality, the majority of the songs of hers in FM sound the way they do thanks to LINDSEY BUCKINGHAM, who is one of the greatest guitarists alive. I respect that you prefer her but no need to hate on him. You were lucky to see Lindsey and soak in that genius. And to the people calling him a woman beater: WTF? Where are you getting your info? Old stories that have never been verified. Whatever he WAS, the man is married with kids and seems really cool. I say this with no hesitation because I met him twice. He's not an arrogant egomaniac but a really humble, sweet guy and deserves way more respect then some stupid comment about the fact that he plays guitar solos at the show. He's always done that at FM shows and if you knew anything about this band aside from kissing Stevie Nicks ass you'd know that LB had more to do with the music than anyone. He's a GENIUS. Why didn't you tell Stevie how you felt about Lindsey? I'm sure she'd give you a kiss. Moron...

on Quote of the Day at 11:57 04/01/2009

I think she she said was hilarious. She's OK. I love Fleetwood Mac and the fact that Stevie Nicks slept consistently with Lindsey Buckingham when he was at his physical peak, I will hand her my undying respect from one woman to another. That man is beautiful AND a genius. And she was tapping that, probably back as far as when they were teenagers. She has to have something.

on Even Macca's Insecure at 01:43 11/29/2008

I once read someone say that there was only one person who could really pull Paul together, in the collaboration department, and that was John Lennon. I know he has worked with many, but he has always mentioned that only Elvis Costello even approached what John and him had- and that was not even it. I think those two men had a special musical bond, and as much as I think Paul rocks, I think Lennon rocked more and was just so much cooler than anyone...so he kind of kicked Paul into gear and, well, look at what they made together. Nothing either did solo was quite as brilliant- though I think John had IT way more than Paul when he was on.

on If You Are Easily Offended.... at 07:33 09/16/2008

WTF ever dude. This is the best you could come up with for news? I happen to think Lindsey Buckingham is one of the greatest thing since...the internet. He's a f(*^$g genius. He WAS Fleetwood Mac. He's old and skinny, big deal. But can anyone even TRY and replicate the way he plays guitar on Big Love/ I'm So Afraid live? Or try to create something as perfect as Go Your Own Way or the entire "Rumours" album sound- which countless bands/artists try to copy to no end these days? And was Stevie Nicks entire solo career anything NEAR to as great as Lindsey's "Out of the Cradle" or this very album which you are showcasing? Don't think so. He may look like shit, but the man has GOT IT. And if Fleetwood Mac were to tour without him, or promote anything without him in the ensemble, I wouldn't even bother. Not even worth it.

on On The Road Again at 02:36 07/27/2008

I've never gotten her appeal. She wears a bunch of drapes, twirls in circles while banging on a tambourine and croaking like a frog. I've never liked her solo music but she must have done something cuz she sure has milked it. LindsEy Buckingham is the superior of the two. Shoot, he's probably the best thing about Fleetwood Mac and by far the most relevant. If I were to ever think about spending $$ to see this band, the only thing that would make it worthwhile were if that man were there. Stevie Nicks is a bore.