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Same. I’m sure there’s much more to this than we’ve been told. Otherwise they probably wouldn’t be so brazen and would be more likely to just try to settle.
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Didn't FM already share their side of the story back in April? Do they need to change it now? That would be kind of fishy.
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EDIT: Nvm I just saw the band response. Major ew at them getting Weinstein's lawyer. Last edited by dreamsunwind; 10-12-2018 at 06:09 PM.. |
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As classless as the band never responding to Lindsey's calls and emails, and having Irving Azoff do their dirty work? Sounds like they basically expected/invited Lindsey to bring suit.
Last edited by saniette; 10-12-2018 at 06:09 PM.. |
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This whole thing is so darn sad. Lindsey is right. This has hurt their legacy.
I think we have gotten the whole story now from Lindsey's side. And to go forth and sue, knowing that they will sling mud back, tells me he feels justified and is not afraid of what they will say. I think if it is settled out of court, that will tell me Lindsey is probably telling the "most" truth. These people are too old to act like this. Everything moved very quickly. They wanted him out way before Musicares. They already had Mike lined up. I'm very disappointed in this band that I have spent most of my life following. That Mick wanted to keep going on the tour after John found out he had cancer is awful. That Stevie's management wouldn't even tell her Lindsey's ideas is awful. That Chris would not stick up for Lindsey and that John, who stuck up for him, and is his neighbor would tell him he's not allowed to talk to him? Lord! I say again, I'm glad I didn't buy any tickets for this show.
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On and on it will always be, the rhythm, rhyme, and harmony. THE Stephen Hopkins |
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Why did LB claim LB/CM wasn’t supposed to be an FM record when it was? To avoid airing the band’s dirty laundry in public of course. It’s entirely possible that FM was doing the same in their interview and didn’t necessarily want to get into the dirty details about their band’s ugly drama. The lawsuit & LB’s recent interview may have changed their minds. If there is some backstory we don’t know yet, it sounds like the band is ready to tell it.
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Legal most likely instructed them to not communicate with him, knowing there would be a lawsuit.
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On and on it will always be, the rhythm, rhyme, and harmony. THE Stephen Hopkins |
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I’m not on Lindsey’s side by any means. (In all honesty, I don’t think he deserves a penny from this tour that he is not on and had no written contract for). However, I don’t think this specific point is about class. He just wants some sort of attention and nobody in the band will acknowledge him or hear him out. He knew that they still wouldn’t respond to him even after he filed the suit, so to get his message across to them and the public, he probably felt his only option was sending his suit to the press. I get why he made that decision.
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The corollary would be if Lindsey said we didn't release the album as FM because Stevie said No. The lie was actually protecting Stevie and the band. In FM's interviews after the firing, they weren't protecting Lindsey - they blamed it all on him being unreasonable essentially. Which seems not to be the case now. Many people here said the band's story didn't add up, but a lot of others accepted it as gospel. The band should have shared all the details then, as now of course any they do share will just seem self-serving. |
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