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“We really have no business being in a band together. We’ve never all been on the same page, taste-wise”: Lindsey Buckingham on Fleetwood Mac’s weird dynamic
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Fleetwood Mac made a great comeback album in 2003 with Say You Will – but it's turned out to be the last album of the band’s career, even though guitarist/vocalist Lindsey Buckingham had hoped for more.
I didn’t want the band to simply rest on its laurels and keep on touring without more new music.
Contact me with news and offers from other Future brands Receive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsorsWhen MOJO suggested that nothing was ever simple with Fleetwood Mac, Buckingham replied: “That’s true.
They were with me on the Fleetwood Mac tour [in 2003/4], and my youngest son said something about daddy showing off in front of all these people.
Not Too Late - YouTube Watch On“That was inspired by a review in Rolling Stone of the first three Fleetwood Mac albums that myself and Stevie were on,” he said.