Do you miss the Eddy Quintela era?

[bangdrum]

Actually, it's on Time which came out in 1995.

[vivfox]

Originally Posted by bangdrum

Actually, it's on Time which came out in 1995.

Touche. You got me. I had that album and gave it away after one listen.

[HomerMcvie]

Originally Posted by vivfox

Touche. You got me. I had that album and gave it away after one listen.

That's how I got my SYW. My friend gave it one listen, hated it, and gave it to me!

[David]

I miss the 1974-1976 Christine McVie era.

I had to go look up the Eddy Quintela era.

[HomerMcvie]

Originally Posted by David

I miss the 1974-1976 Christine McVie era.

I had to go look up the Eddy Quintela era.

I miss the 1970-1998 Christine era.


And I wouldn't miss Eddy, if he'd only stand still.

[aleuzzi]

I like her collaborations more with her nephew. The songs on ITM are a lot catchier, in the spirit of Christine's 70s work, than with the Eddie collaborations. I do love Little Lies, Hollywood, Temporary One, and Save Me--but I feel that, on the whole, her songs are not as interesting with him. The least impressive song (not performance) on ITM is Easy Come-Easy Go, the only Christine-Eddie collaboration.

[HomerMcvie]

Originally Posted by aleuzzi

The least impressive song (not performance) on ITM is Easy Come-Easy Go, the only Christine-Eddie collaboration.

I like her collaborations more with her nephew.

I didn't realize that that was an Eddy co-write. But I agree.

Calumny and Northern Star are absolute perfection. And I think the production on both, are better than anything Lindsey could have done.

[chriskisn]

Originally Posted by vivfox

Touche. You got me. I had that album and gave it away after one listen.

You did what? Bad Viv!