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Yep, all of that.

Everyone(I mean, her fans) have always said that her Mom was her grounding force, and when Mama died, it was Ego Mania Gone Wild. She's the greatest. Just ask her.

And she's always hated it that Lindsey found the loving home and family life that she never could.

I agree with you. You blame the person responsible. It's easy to hate Mick, but he didn't birth this, his hand was forced. He went along so could keep working in the millions. And Mick is Mick. He's going to always go for the cash. He needs to fund his life.

But, to use your star power to get someone fired?? And have mgmt do it??? That's the lowest of the low!

I will never get it. I mean they did exactly what she wanted which was endless GH tours vs going in and making new music and having a new vital chapter in the band.

It is such a shame that all this band has mainly done since 97 is look back instead of looking forward. I wonder if SN had left back then vs Christine how many new albums we would have gotten from them?

I agree. Too many hangers on and or yes men who fawn over her and never rock the boat. I hope they all have money because when she stops singing and or touring there goes the meal ticket.

The fact that she minimized his heart attack and sprayed it with fairy dust tells you how much remorse she feels. None. None at all.

She's probably eagerly waiting for the final axe over his head...

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She doesn’t feel remorse because she doesn’t feel like she did anything wrong. Interpersonal relationships became unmanageable for her and a change needed to be made. That happens in life.

I think what triggers her every darn time is when ANYONE pushes her to do better or asks her to do something that just maybe she’s not sure about. It goes all the way back to Bella Donna. There are clips of Jimmy clearly frustrated because she “calls the lawyers” every time he asks to do another take.

Her mother and father would both have criticized her harshly, but so would Tom Petty.

I had many bootlegs of Dance tour shows and I would watch their interaction together and then it was pretty clear to me that he loved her. I mean a lot of the time, if he was not at his mic singing, if he was away from his mic playing, he would just be staring right at her for a good duration of the concert. And you can’t say he was doing it for show, because no one goes to a Fleetwood Mac concert looking at the bond between Christine and Lindsey.

Also, he was upset that Christine was leaving for purely mercenary reasons too. They wanted to capitalize on the reunion momentum and her leaving put an end to that.

He had 3 million negative things to say in those SYW interviews, especially. I wanted to kill him. 33% more room! But we all remember that Christine also knocked him after the Tango exit.

She did. She towed the FM Company line. Playing than we ever have. We are more of a band.

They have no filters sometimes.

His comments about the more masculine sound always killed me. As if Lindsey suddenly could make Fleetwood Mac into Metallica :rolleyes:

90% of the time Chris sounded more masculine than Lindsey!

Come was pretty close. No wonder I hate that song! (I HATE heavy metal)


I'd rather fight Lindsey than Christine(well, back when they were young).:lol:

Haha, Come is NOT heavy metal! I like the song live but the album version was meh.

And Christine pre 1997 could kick a grown man's ass without a doubt and be tougher than Buck. Less so since her return.

btw, something you and your girl Stevie have in common there!!

Come sucks! There, I said it. I'd call the guitar hard rock. And the screaming.
For the millionth time, I was gifted the deluxe SYW because my cousin's roommate bought it, and HATED Come, and gave it to me. "This doesn't sound like FM!". Indeed. Come sucks!!!


Christine is an old lady now. She lost her spine in some sort of accident.

I did NOT have sexual relations with that woman!:lol:

Come is not heavy metal :laugh:

And you hate heavy metal? Ok, this is where we drift apart….. :nod::D:xoxo:

You and Stevie have more in common than you want to admit. :xoxo:

I had my AC/DC phase in life. I do lighting regularly for a hard rock band(wearing ear plugs!). I still like it, BUT....

I'm really a melody/harmony addict. I like pleasing sounds. Probably the reason Christine used to be my favorite. She has a soothing voice.

I HATE to be yelled at. Roger Daltry SUCKS(wasn't it Keef who said he sounds like fingernails on a chalkboard?)! Don't yell at me! Sing to me. Make me relax. I'm a hyper person anyway, so I want music to relax me.

BTW, Storms is my least favorite song(by FAR) on Tusk. It's too relaxing. More like a coma. So I don't have that in common with $tevie.

AC/DC and Metallica are my favorite metal bands. I love it exactly for the same reasons you don't like it: I'm also a hyper person but I love to be one. I'm not a person searching for relax. And I love to get crazy and have fun moving my head with heavy metal :]:]:]

Heavy metal guitar solos are perfect. Just perfect. :nod:

Love the lyrics on Storms. The melody totally sucks. Too whiny. Too…. $tevie.

Well, it depends on the time of day, or situation. I've sometimes been fond of things that $tevie has been fond of in the past. :wavey: :lol:
Seriously though, shutting down my brain at the end of the day is a huge task. Listening to metal late night would keep me up until dawn(actually, when I do lighting for the metal band, I have an impossible time going to sleep those nights).

The best guitar solos are country "chicken pickin'". I work on perfecting playing those daily.

At least we agree that $tevie is too $tevie. A little bit is too much! :lol:

When he said that, all I could think is “Walk A Thin Line” was more masculine than “Think About Me?”

probably my favorite 2 songs from Tusk! :]:]

There’s not a bad song on that album! They were all at the top of their games.

Never Make Me Cry??

I was hoping they would have done an acoustic version of this on the LBCM tour. Just Christine singing with Lindsey on guitar.

Always wanted this to close a tour instead of Songbird.

That would have been epic. I played that song for a non-FM fan. And he said, "Wow! Now, that's a beautiful song."