Seeds We Sow is the sixth solo album by American musician and Fleetwood Mac vocalist-guitarist Lindsey Buckingham, released on September 6, 2011.

Unlike his previous two albums, Buckingham entered the recording studio without many fully fleshed out songs and lacked an overarching agenda on how to approach the material.

Crain, who had previously represented the estates of Jerry Garcia, John Lennon and Bob Marley, secured royalties for Dewey in instances where "Stars Are Crazy" is played live or transmitted on the radio.

[18] Thom Jurek of AllMusic thought that Seeds We Sow was "different from anything we've heard from him before, even if his musical and lyrical signatures are all over it; they pick up where Gift of Screws left off".

"Illumination" is a sharp, accusatory screed that vibrates like a Tusk outtake, and "In Our Own Time" wrings sorcery out of Buckingham's signature finger-picked arpeggios and haunted swathes of harmony.

"[19] Los Angeles Times commented that "like all of the singer-guitarist’s own work, Seeds We Sow is thornier than Buckingham’s material for Fleetwood Mac, with an emphasis on his percussive, sometimes-discordant acoustic guitar playing and on his intimately recorded vocals.