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word on the street has it that Lindsey refused to make any setlist changes and is/was very rigid. Mick, Stevie and Chris wanted to make significant setlist changes. Face it....as much as Lindsey contributed to the band, he was NOT the entire history of Fleetwood Mac and he was becoming bored with the Mac in recent years...
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As much as I try, in my own little removed world from the inner workings of FM, I am having a really hard time making sense of this entire debacle. They all had to have known, this late in their careers, that firing a key member would essentially make a joke out of their LAST F@#*&%G tour!!!! I get sooooo angry just saying that. |
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I always got the impression that Lindsey wanted to change the setlist around and the other's restricted him. Maybe it was the other way round.
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"They love each other so much, they think they hate each other." Imagine paying $1000 to hear "Don't Dream It's Over" instead of "Go Your Own Way" Fleetwood Mac helped me through a time of heartbreak. 12 years later, they broke my heart. |
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Right? If LB was bored a different song would help. No way.
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I just had a happy little fantasy. I imagine Lindsey sitting in his living room writing a song on his guitar, feeling relieved that he won't have to put up with the nastiness of Fleetwood Mac anymore. His stress level is close to zero! He's thinking that he's already got plenty of money, and it's not as if nobody will buy a solo album or attend a solo tour -- many people will -- probably more because of all this publicity.
He gives a passing thought to Christine, feeling wistful and sorry he won't have a chance to work with her any more, but then he thinks about Stevie, and the thought that he won't have to work with ever again gives him a feeling of deep contentment. He sends John a text, hey man, let's keep in touch, and John texts him a big thumbs up. And he's thinking, give it some time (a couple of months) and maybe he'll get in touch with Christine about some future collaborations. In my little fantasy, life is very good for Lindsey right now. He doesn't have to put on an act for the fans any more. Now he can be himself, and he can create new music without having to answer to the dysfunction of the Fleetwood Mac machine.
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He just did a tour with 80% of a new album being played live. Fleetwood Mac hasn’t done that since Rumours!!
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"They love each other so much, they think they hate each other." Imagine paying $1000 to hear "Don't Dream It's Over" instead of "Go Your Own Way" Fleetwood Mac helped me through a time of heartbreak. 12 years later, they broke my heart. |
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I can’t see Lindsey not wanting to play obscure tunes (IKINW, the SYW songs) but I can see him objecting to playing/singing on songs from the pre-75 years. They had the one off tour in ‘09 with Oh Well back but ever since The Dance they have eschewed Oh Well and anything else. |
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It’s just music.
And while it’s hugely disappointing, everyone will be fine. These are all adults at the end of very long hugely successful careers. I’m just happy they’re all still making music. Hiring Mike Campbell is the most rock solid insurance policy a band could ever buy into. The Tom Petty fan base is thrilled. Maybe we should keep an open mind. If I made a list of the best live shows I’ve seen in my life, Heartbreakers shows would appear several times on the list. I’m sad and disappointed, but looking forward to seeing my second favorite guitarist on stage with Mick and John. |
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You know that If Tom was alive, he’d be appalled. Yet I fully expect Lindsey’s name will now be replaced w Toms in all the endless stories from the stage,
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I don’t know.
There’s a lot of speculation going on. I’m just going to trust that they all came to this decision as adults, just as they did in 87. It sucks for us now, but it’s sort of like offering opinions when the neighbors down the street are going through a divorce. Not really for us to judge and as I said before, they don’t owe fans anything and they aren’t beholden to us. Nobody is saving lives here or keeping democracies from teetering off the edge. It’s just a band. Not sure if I’ll go see them, but I hope some new and interesting music comes out of it. I think since I lived through the first Lindsey departure, I have to keep an open mind. As disappointed as I am... |
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4 minutes later... SO THIS SONG IS ABOUT MEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE....
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I think in one of the threads someone quoted her saying that Fleetwood Mac is still around because she gets bored. Indeed she does think everything is about her. That's why Lindsey was fired. He is the only one on earth who doesn't defer to her as the icon Madonna Nicopeia. |
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