Tusk

Locations
Call Number: CD Rock Fleetwood Tusk
On Shelf At: Downtown Library

Location & Checkout Length	Call Number	Checkout Length	Item Status
Downtown 3rd Floor, CDs 2-week checkout	CD Rock Fleetwood Tusk	2-week checkout	On Shelf

Program notes inserted in container.
Selections on disc 1 previously released. All recordings on disc 2 are previously unissued.
Disc 1. Over & over -- The ledge -- Think about me -- Save me a place --Sara -- What makes you think you're the one -- Storms -- That's all for everyone -- Not that funny -- Sisters of the moon -- Angel -- That's enough for me -- Brown eyes -- Never make me cry -- I know I'm not wrong -- Honey hi --Beautiful child -- Walk a thin line -- Tusk -- Never forget. Disc 2. One more time (Over & Over) -- Can't walk out of here (The Ledge) -- Think about me -- Sara -- Lindsey's song #1 (I know I'm not wrong) -- Storms -- Lindsey's song #2 (That's all for everyone) Sisters of the moon -- Out on the road (That's enough for me) -- Brown eyes -- Never make me cry -- Song #1 (I know I'm not wrong) -- Honey hi -- Beautiful child -- Song #3 (Walk a thin line) -- Come on baby (Never Forget) -- Song #1 (I know I'm not wrong) (Alternate) -- Kiss and run -- Farmer's daughter -- Think about me -- Sisters of the moon.

COMMUNITY REVIEWS

Tusk is nice submitted by tbbrown76 on June 25, 2014, 12:30pm But how do you follow up Rumours? Not easy. They started going downhill quickly, here.

So good submitted by redwood on August 5, 2019, 8:50pm An eclectic mix of songs. "Storms" always makes me cry. "Tusk" is just weird, in a good way.

In a way... submitted by jibkidder on June 17, 2022, 8:12am ...this is like the first Buckingham solo record, he even recorded a lot of it at home, after which, I believe, Mick told him "never again", a directive he probably made up for by starting to put out solo records. Some of his songs like "Walk a Thin Line" are among the best he ever wrote.

Lindsey Buckingham show submitted by tisaallen on June 19, 2022, 10:11pm This sprawling double album feels a bit disjointed, as if three different bands are mixed together. Christine and Stevie seem to be phoning it in with some soft rock offerings that sort of repeat their work on the previous two albums. Lindsey Buckingham was going through a creative streak with several uptempo studio experiments that sound unlike anyone else. I like to listen to a playlist of just the Lindsey songs and it holds up well as his first solo record.