NEW Stevie Nicks Journal Entry 9/11/11 on 9-11

See Stevie's full journal entry at her official website Rockalittle.com

Stevie Nicks Goes Glee - Tomorrow!

Glee: The Complete Second Season goes on sale tomorrow on standard DVD and Blu-ray.  

Part of the Extras on both DVD and Blu-ray is a section where they explore the world of Season Two guest stars.  Stevie has a section devoted to her set visit entitled "Stevie Nicks Goes Glee.

The Rumours episode is also included on the retail release.

Amazon Blue-ray | Amazon DVD

NEW DATE - STEVIE NICKS LIVE in Las Vegas October 15th

STEVIE NICKS LIVE

The Joint at Hard Rock Hotel Las Vegas 

Las Vegas, NV

Saturday, Oct 15, 2011 08:00 PM

Onsale to General Public

Start: Fri, 09/16/11 12:00 PM PDT

Internet Presale

Start: Wed, 09/14/11 10:00 AM PDT

End: Thu, 09/15/11 10:00 PM PDT

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Extended UNCUT Magazine Article on Lindsey Buckingham

An edited version of this story appeared in the September issue of Uncut (with The Doors on the cover). Great article on Lindsey... Thanks to Hits for the full version!

Inside the Head—and the Home—of the Mainstream Rock Star Who's Conducted a Parallel Career as a Radical Solo Artist 

Lindsey Buckingham gained fame and fortune as the architect of Fleetwood Mac’s sound, but the musician/songwriter/producer has also resolutely—and at times defiantly—conducted a parallel career as a cult artist. The fact that he’s experienced far less commercial success on the latter path hasn’t diminished his propensity for risk-taking. This ongoing boldness dates back to 1979’s still-radical-sounding Tusk, on which, enthralled by The Clash, Talking Heads and other new wavers, Buckingham pulled a Neil Young, following up mega-seller Rumours by heading for the ditch, taking the rest of Big Mac along for the ride.

These days, the 61-year-old veteran is into Arcade Fire, Phoenix, the Dirty Projectors and Vampire Weekend—“These guys have been to school; they know more than we did,” he marvels—while his achievements both inside and outside of Fleetwood Mac have profoundly influenced the current generation of indie bands. Rather than resting on his laurels, Buckingham continues to push the envelope as he rides out a sustained run of inspiration that has yielded three albums in the last five years, the latest being the brand new Seeds We Sow. Not your typical aging rock star—not by a long shot.

Pulling up to the home he shares with wife Kristen, son Will, 13, and daughters Leelee, 11, and Stella, 6, on the tony West Side of LA, I’m struck by estate’s welcoming vibe. Spread across a broad lot, the Normandy-style house was built by architect Kevin Clark, who also designed their previous lvish adode, a Spanish-style hilltop home in Bel Air. “What I attempt to do is more of a period-style architecture,” Clark had told me earlier. “I’m trying to give people the feeling that they’re living in a home that was created in a golden age of California’s architecture. I look at homes that were built in the 1920s as models.” Clark’s vision intersects perfectly with that of Kristen, an interior designer who’s influenced by the 1920s homes of iconic L.A. architect Wallace Neff. 

Review: Lindsey Buckingham “Seeds We Sow” deserves to be heard

Lindsey Buckingham
Seeds We Sow
(Mindkit Records)
3 ½ stars.
By Kevin O'Hare
Masslive

Fleetwood Mac’s Lindsey Buckingham is on this list as one of the Top 10 guitarists in the game, and certainly one of the most underrated.

His solo career has included several outstanding efforts like “Go Insane” and “Out of the Cradle” that have also often flown under the radar. “Seeds We Sow” deserves to be heard.

Buckingham’s sixth solo album and first self-release, features plenty of his fretboard virtuosity, whether it’s the rippling acoustic beauty heard on the title track or the finger-picking wizardry that rises to the top of “Stars Are Crazy.”

For fans of the mighty Mac, Buckingham offers several selections that will evoke echoes of the band that brought him to fame, namely the rockin’ “Tusk” styled “One Take,” the uptempo “That’s the Way That Love Goes” and the hook-filled big throttle of “Rock Away Blind.”

Guitar aficionados will find a lot to like about the first single, “In Our Own Time,” while the disc finishes with an imaginative cover of the Rolling Stones’ “She Smiled Sweetly.”

Tracks to download: “One Take” “In Our Own Time.”

Chart Updates: UK | Australia | Netherlands - Buckingham | Nicks & Fleetwood Mac

Lindsey makes a soft landing on the UK Top 100 Albums Chart this week debuting with Seeds We Sow at # 82.  His last 3 albums on the UK charts entered at # 51 Out of The Cradle; # 154 Under The Skin; # 59 Gift of Screws.  In Australia, Fleetwood Mac continue to dominate the Catalogue Chart with 3 albums + Crystal Visions by Stevie Nicks.

UK - TOP 100 ALBUMS CHART
WEEK ENDING SEPT 17, 2011
# 82 (New) Lindsey Buckingham "Seeds We Sow" Debut

Top 40 Independent Albums Chart
# 12 (New) Lindsey Buckingham "Seeds We Sow" Debut

AUSTRALIA - TOP 50 CATALOGUE CHART
WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER 12, 2011 (previous week in partenthesis)
# 11 (09) Fleetwood Mac "The Very Best Of"
# 14 (32) Fleetwood Mac "Greatest Hits"
# 25 (36) Fleetwood Mac "Rumours"
# 35 (35) Stevie Nicks "Crystal Visions"

AUSTRALIA - TOP 40 DVD CHART
# 32 (23) Fleetwood Mac "The Dance"

THE NETHERLANDS - TOP 50 CATALOGUE CHART 
WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER 10, 2011
# 15 (16) Fleetwood Mac "Rumours"