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Old 05-05-2020, 03:54 PM
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So basically she says they separated paths. Like it was so amicable.

And that the music kept them together and now that they aren't recording anymore, there is no more magic? So no reason to stay together?

That's kind of what I got from her as her side of the split.
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That was a fantastic interview!! Thank you so much for posting.
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So basically she says they separated paths. Like it was so amicable.

And that the music kept them together and now that they aren't recording anymore, there is no more magic? So no reason to stay together?

That's kind of what I got from her as her side of the split.
Because she refused to record with Fleetwood Mac anymore !..sheesh what a piece of work.
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She said Lindsey's Tango songs were her favorites. Big Love was wonderful and that FM didn't get to do the album version on stage b/c Lindsey didn't want to.
Why didn't Neil Finn sing Big Love, Family Man, or Caroline instead of MM, SHN, or GYOW then?
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She said Lindsey's Tango songs were her favorites. Big Love was wonderful and that FM didn't get to do the album version on stage b/c Lindsey didn't want to.
Why didn't Neil Finn sing Big Love, Family Man, or Caroline instead of MM, SHN, or GYOW then?
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Melody:
'There's Mozart. Then there's The Beatles. Then Stevie Nicks'
Whoaaa??? ......hold on there just a minute.
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Old 05-06-2020, 01:39 PM
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Nice interview. I've never been a fan of The 1975- he's always come across as being a bit up himself. However, he came across as a really nice bloke in that interview. Might need to revisit them.
Likes to talk a lot though...are you interviewing yourself or Stevie?
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Melody:
'There's Mozart. Then there's The Beatles. Then Stevie Nicks'
Whoaaa??? ......hold on there just a minute.
That’s a pretty spectacular ass kiss. Ridiculous as the day is long, too.

I kind of vegged out listening to this interview. I enjoyed its length and serendipitous tripping around. It got me thinking about the personality and style differences between Stevie and Christine. Stevie has always been willing (and wanted) to divulge so much about herself, while Chris always maintains that reserve, that very British reticence. But these two styles complemented each other in Fleetwood Mac. It was always so enjoyable hearing Stevie and Chris talk to the rock press in their very different ways. It seems to me a prime example of how the differences in the band jelled. It’s the band’s classic variety and even the Green configurations had that.
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Melody:
'There's Mozart. Then there's The Beatles. Then Stevie Nicks'
Whoaaa??? ......hold on there just a minute.
I wish I could see Christine or Linsdey's face if and when they heard that statement.
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