Live at the Bass Performance Hall [Digipak] [CD & DVD] by Lindsey Buckingham (CD, Mar-2008, 2 Discs, Warner Bros. Records Record Label)

For fans of Lindsey Buckingham, you will enjoy this concert DVD/CD recording from his 2006/2007 tour to support his release, Under The Skin.

It features some of his best solo material arranged masterfully as he has done over the years for Fleetwood Mac and his own solo recording. The three Taylor guitar arrangement of Under The Skin is sonically gorgeous.

First of all, the sound quality is superb - though it is unforgiving, with the constant percussive sound of Buckingham's fast-moving fingers accompanying the musical notes during the opening number. That aside, the performance on here is magnificent, with a wonderful new acoustic solo arrangement of Trouble - almost half the concert is solo acoustic. His three-piece band are great - slyly augmented by an unseen (but credited) keyboardist, who presumably also covers some of the unseen bass-playing.
Perhaps we didn't really need yet another performance of Big Love, Go Insane, Tusk or I'm So Afraid - though of course, if we'd been there, we would have demanded them! I would have preferred some representation of the masterful Out Of The Cradle album and more of his experimental work from Tusk. Still, we get I Know I'm Not Wrong and even an airing of the rare Holiday Road.
The bonus "documentary" is little more than a home movie and completely lacking in structure. Some salient observations on the music industry and some good clips for the songs but he really needs a director, producer, script and cameraman.