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yup. Makes me wonder how things are going on the tour then.. I mean, if she's so clearly not going to get involved, and the others really want an album… there's got to be some sense of resentment or irritation at the very least. Maybe it just blends in with the normal level of friction between certain of them so it's no different than usual. I wonder if there have been discussions between the other members about whether they can or should put an album out as "Fleetwood Mac" without Stevie. We don't know what their business partnership agreement is… if it requires all current members to support a decision then we're screwed. Did Lindsey and Chris have to relinquish some of that kind of control when they left and did they get full status back when they returned or….? I know people will say "of course they did!!" but they're big business with lots of managers and lawyers to handle the dirty fights and there's no guarantee of anything. If they do put out an album w/out Stevie and call it FM you know she will talk to the press with a vengeance about how the band refused to wait for her, and after all she's sacrificed to support the band and gave up solo tours and always put the band first and on and on and on. Whether she is exaggerating or not, it sure makes for great headlines and scandal for the press to gobble up, and gobble they will. Then THAT'S the legacy you're left with. I'm sure that's not the legacy they want to leave behind.. certainly not LB. The drama will win out over the music yet again, his big annoyance. And Stevie knows this. She knows she's got the upper hand. And the recent "no one has the balls to tell me what to do" makes that super clear. She knows she can make them wait, and she will. And they will wait. |
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They can just request Stevie provide backup vocals and call it an FM album. The general public won't know whether Stevie actually provided any new songs. As much as an egomaniac/controlling person that Lindsey is perceived to be, he has a track record of contributing some of his best songs, when asked, to the band. Stevie seems to view her songs as her "children" with the associated drama of "Sophie's Choice."
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More like, All About EVE (ie). lol!!!!
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Stevie has gotten everything she has demanded for this new Mac album- Christine's return, her request for an outside producer seems to not be an issue, and it seems like Lindsey has ceased using FM as a playground for sound experimentation. What I think is going on here is classic Stevie Nicks. She only ever promotes one project at a time. Right now she's promoting this giant FM tour. She doesn't promote future projects; she never has. When the time comes she'll be on board with this last FM album. If for no other reason, than to close the book once & for all.
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Agreeing to do an album is not promoting it. Just like in the above example, she agreed to do an album long before she announced it to her fans at a concert. The band is saying she's not on board. Last edited by MikeVielhaber; 03-04-2015 at 01:52 PM.. |
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I have a feeling we will hear from Stevie regarding this new FM album around the time the current Mac tour ends. In her mind, she's still selling the current tour, and doesn't want to leapfrog that by talking about future endeavors. Especially when it's very likely the specifics and legalities of a new FM album have not been hammered out yet. And she probably doesn't want to get into all that until she gets closer to the end of this tour, and knows how she feels about the whole thing. There is still undoubtedly a lot of wrangling that will go on regarding Stevie's involvement. Her cut of royalties, the number of songs she is expected to contribute, her cut of future tours, which record labels will be pursued, Stevie's choice of producer(s) and how they will be paid, the length of time Stevie will commit to the project; I could go on and on.
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I don't think you're saying anything here that others aren't except you're more certain than some that it'll all happen. I think definitely she's not signed on because she has hang ups that need to be ironed out. She's already said she'll see how she feels when the tour is over but I don't think it's because she'll only focus on one thing at a time. That seems to be something you've made up. In fact, during this very tour she did promotion for her solo album. Rather, having committed to Fleetwood Mac for nearly 3 years at the expense of her solo career she doesn't know if she wants to commit to more. But I think that's one of the points here. She's the only one who has such hang ups. Everyone else is 100% committed to the band and to this reunion that it fulfills all the possibilities it can. I doubt they've all signed any contract related to new music. They're just creating. Last edited by MikeVielhaber; 03-04-2015 at 05:33 PM.. |
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Can someone kindly remind him that most of those beautiful songs are deteriorating, and in dire need of remastering??
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As history shows, they never let the loss of a pivotal member stop them from moving forward. (For example: Peter Green and Bob Welch). And as far as the focus/worry goes on how the sales of a Fleetwood Mac album sans Stevie will do will do on the charts? It just doesn't matter as much the quality of the music. There's no desperate need for them to appeal to popular culture. They are far beyond that in terms of their longevity and established status. Their swan song album is not going to have any impact on their legacy. They have always maintained a high standard and integrity regardless of their configuration. How it this album is received is only a matter of personal expectations. Stevie should consider the implications. If she is not on the album, will a 'Where is Stevie?" narrative dominate the press? Will the album be over shadowed by her absence? Will public opinion turn on her? She might come off as being selfish and disrespectful for bailing on the band and fans just before the finish line. (Hey,that sounds like a good title for the last album: THE FINISH LINE.)
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(By the way..I still love "Red Sun" as an album title) |
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they are only recording to fulfill their creative needs as a band, as still prolific artists. who all is or is not on their new album and whether or not it sells will have no impact on long ago established FM status and legacy. just look at the other legendary bands and their various recording and touring configurations. look at Beach Boys, or Guns n' Roses. do most people even know which configuration is touring nowadays and who is recording under the band name? it doesn't matter. their legacy and name was established long time ago.
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