[Bodleian_Girl]

What do you think of Lindsey Buckingham?

[Utilizer]

Right then, ah... first off, I really was not aware of him until you mentioned his name so I had to do a quick search on ixquick to find out more about him. While he does appear to have some impressive credentials to bear, so far what I have heard is... not problematic from a professional guitarist's point of view. My initial viewings on YouTube were not all that great, but I must admit that I have not heard all that he can do so there is that.

I think I do not have enough experience of him to make a valued judgement about his skills at this point in time.

Pink Floyd's "The Wall" album came out on a two-CD set some time ago, and I can play all of the first CD pretty much note-for-note, entirely by ear, with certain exceptions so that I hope will serve as proof of My abilities as far as guitar-playing is concerned. The exception is that the lead guitarist uses an axe that has a longer neck than the guitar I normally play on and so I do not have the range needed to play exactly one or two numbers on the album -but I can fake it quite well.

I would need some more time to listen to the object of your question before I could give an honest opinion as to his capabilities.

Cheers.

[Ace's Dad]

Lindsay credits his playing to John Stewart (not the fake Jon Stewart). Stewart was the first replacement singer of the Kingston Trio.

[Steve_Seattle]

"What do you think of Lindsey Buckingham?"

I think he is one of the very best rock guitarists. Underrated. And Mick Fleetwood is an underrated drummer.

[RckyRaCoCo]

What do you think of Lindsey Buckingham?

One of the most underrated conceptual artists of his time.