Lindsey Buckingham ‎– Go Insane

Honestly, one of the most idiosyncratic and uncompromisingly brilliant pop albums of all time, and sadly underappreciated in 2011. This is the product of a very individual mind and talent. Great songs, amazing playing, thoroughly eye-opening production, it sounds like crystal shattered into bizarrely perfect form. Every song is like a different facet, from the singles "Slow Dancing" and "Go Insane" to the album's closer, Lindsey's Dennis Wilson (Beach Boys) tribute "D.W. Suite". Check this album out if you like the arty-but-hummable side of Talking Heads or Peter Gabriel in the '80s, the weirder side of Fleetwood Mac... honestly, this needs to be remastered (carefully, NOT all compressed and loud) and reissued in deluxe form with the various import-only remixes available (the "Extended Mixes" of "Go Insane", "Slow Dancing", the promo-only dub version of "Go Insane", and any demos that L.B. had floating around at the time...maybe some live tracks; these would all be welcome.)