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Though he taught himself to play guitar and still can't read music, Lindsey Buckingham has had a thriving career as a producer, solo artist and a member of Fleetwood Mac. He provided the band with brilliant songs and gifted arrangements, but left to concentrate on his solo career (though he’s joined the group for several reunions). On his latest release—his sixth studio album, “Seeds We Sow”— the Rock and Roll Hall of Famer wrote, produced and mixed every song. Buckingham has also announced a 31-city North American, which kicks off this fall.

Buckingham took a few minutes from his Los Angeles home to discuss his music

Lindsey Buckingham on his buoyant new album, upcoming tour and future Mac attacks

By Mark Brown
Special to MSN Music

The 61-year-old rock veteran begins touring for "Seeds" in Nevada on Sept. 10. Buckingham took a few minutes from his Los Angeles home to discuss his music and Fleetwood Mac's future before rehearsals started.

Review: Seeds We Sow "Buckingham takes an arty and often airy approach that harks back to “Tusk,” ★★★

Lindsey Buckingham
“Seeds We Sow”
self-released
★★★

Lindsey Buckingham’s sixth solo album starts with a shimmering guitar pattern that sounds similar to Fleetwood Mac’s “Never Going Back Again,” but rest assured no one will mistake this 11-song set for a Mac attack. As is his wont, Buckingham takes an arty and often airy approach that harks back to “Tusk,” with a dry ambience and plenty of sonic space. The politically tinged “One Take” rocks out in furious fashion, while “Illumination” and “That’s the Way Love Goes” are hooky pop gems. But it’s the emotive solo acoustic pieces such as “Stars Are Crazy,” “Rock Away Blind,” a hushed cover of the Rolling Stones’ “She Smiled Sweetly” and the title track that really bring these “Seeds” to fruition.

Gary Graff

The Oakland Press

Review: Lindsey Buckingham's 'Seeds We Sow'

Lindsey Buckingham's 'Seeds We Sow'

By STEVE KNOPPER. Special to Newsday

Starting with 1981's "Law and Order," Fleetwood Mac co-frontman Lindsey Buckingham has been writing, recording and producing great solo works -- it's just that they're starting to sound alike after all these years. As usual, "Seeds We Sow" has impeccable high vocals, beautiful guitar-playing alternating between angry and soothing, well-crafted songs and a heavy rhythmic quality; best song here is the outraged "One Take."

'Seeds We Sow'

GRADE B

BOTTOM LINE Another solid collection from the Fleetwood Mac singer in his spare time

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