A thought occured to me about Fleetwood Mac [Archive]

DavidMn

11-30-2005, 01:48 PM

The whole John McVie posting thing got me thinking, it seems to me that of all of the "Big time" classic rock bands or most others for that matter, that Fleetwood Mac is the most approachable for the fans. Having met Lindsey and Mick and Peter Green I can tell you that all three of them were very gracious and polite to me and they were willing to talk to me for a few minutes and didnt just say Get the F**K outta here. Almost all of the stories I've heard from other fans are the same. I dont know if I've ever heard of a Mac fan that's had an ecounter with a member that said they were treated rudely. I'd love others thoughts on this, as well as if other bands are as friendly as Fleetwood Mac is.:)

Karlie

11-30-2005, 01:49 PM

SteveMacD

11-30-2005, 03:08 PM

Eh, I think the crown of most approachable goes to Roger McGuinn. He communicates with fans through e-mail all the time. He used to be a regular poster on the Byrds newsgroup (though left because a few posters were dicks). In fact, he's become good friends with a lot of his fans and has actually performed privately (for FREE, btw...Stevie) for his fan friends. He's actually turned down millions of dollars for a big-time Byrds reunion (he's the only hold-out), preferring to do small gigs for his REAL fans, not the folks who all of the sudden are told they are trendy (the Dance).

While not "rock," I have to say that Peter, Paul, & Mary are very approachable, too. One of my favorite memories is Peter Yarrow talking to me about the things that were going on in El Salvador back when I was about twelve. I've been a folkie ever since, though thanks to Lindsey and McGuinn, found a way to rock with it!

Now, I do have to say that Peter Green sort of told me off when I met him. But, I thought that was actually pretty cool.

DavidMn

11-30-2005, 03:10 PM

jannieC

11-30-2005, 03:11 PM

DavidMn

11-30-2005, 03:13 PM

Aerosmith stayed in the hotel where I worked, and they were incredibly approachable and down to earth. Everyone from their manager, roadies, security, etc. I wish I had a scanner so I could post my picture of me and Steven Tyler.

(And may I just add that he is SUPER hot in person)Nice!!! very cool. good to hear that they were so nice to you. Usually hotel employees are told HANDS OFF when bands like that blow through town.

jannieC

11-30-2005, 03:29 PM

Nice!!! very cool. good to hear that they were so nice to you. Usually hotel employees are told HANDS OFF when bands like that blow through town.
Well...we kind of were told hands off. OKAY DAVID, I'll tell my whole story...:lol:

Okay so anyway, they came to stay in the hotel and we were told that we were not allowed to approach them in the lobby, etc. We were told to close the bar early on Saturday night because they wanted to have a private party. I was a horrible manager that night b/c I acted like a freaking 15 year old. We cranked only Aerosmith music all night.

They didn't show up.

On Sunday night, the other bartender and I were drinking coffee, doing the weekly crossword puzzle (I even had my GLASSES on) when in walked the band. The only other people in the bar were two youngish guys sitting on the other end. So Steven Tyler walks up to me and asks me what kind of non-alcoholic beer we sell. Shaking like a leaf, I told him and he asked me to get him one. I poured it and as I was handing it to him, I blurted out, "I can't believe I'm waiting on Steven Tyler!" to which he SCREAMED in my face! Like, "AAAAAAAAAAH"! It was really funny. Anyway, he wanted to go into the kichen to meet our chef, so I took him back there, totally not believing that I'm chatting with Steven Tyler. They ended up hanging out with us all night. OH! At that time, I had the Buckingham-Nicks CD playing, and Steven said, "I love Fleetwood Mac- you guys have really good taste in music" (obviously I wasn't going to correct him on the FM thing).

Oh, I could just go on and on with that story (about how I got hit on by the one of roadies, who actually turned out to be Steven Tyler's step-son or something ridiculous like that), but I'll leave it there. :o

I also met Maya Angelou (fabulous), Kathy Lee Gifford (heinous), Henry Kissinger (he asked me for directions to the men's room), Gerald Ford, and Jimmy Carter, Guns-n-Roses (predictably trashed their room), and Patti Labelle (mentioned in another thread). I can't think of any others right now, but I know there were more.

DavidMn

11-30-2005, 03:32 PM

Well...we kind of were told hands off. OKAY DAVID, I'll tell my whole story...:lol:

Okay so anyway, they came to stay in the hotel and we were told that we were not allowed to approach them in the lobby, etc. We were told to close the bar early on Saturday night because they wanted to have a private party. I was a horrible manager that night b/c I acted like a freaking 15 year old. We cranked only Aerosmith music all night.

They didn't show up.

On Sunday night, the other bartender and I were drinking coffee, doing the weekly crossword puzzle (I even had my GLASSES on) when in walked the band. The only other people in the bar were two youngish guys sitting on the other end. So Steven Tyler walks up to me and asks me what kind of non-alcoholic beer we sell. Shaking like a leaf, I told him and he asked me to get him one. I poured it and as I was handing it to him, I blurted out, "I can't believe I'm waiting on Steven Tyler!" to which he SCREAMED in my face! Like, "AAAAAAAAAAH"! It was really funny. Anyway, he wanted to go into the kichen to meet our chef, so I took him back there, totally not believing that I'm chatting with Steven Tyler. They ended up hanging out with us all night. OH! At that time, I had the Buckingham-Nicks CD playing, and Steven said, "I love Fleetwood Mac- you guys have really good taste in music" (obviously I wasn't going to correct him on the FM thing).

Oh, I could just go on and on with that story (about how I got hit on by the one of roadies, who actually turned out to be Steven Tyler's step-son or something ridiculous like that), but I'll leave it there. :o

I also met Maya Angelou (fabulous), Kathy Lee Gifford (heinous), Henry Kissinger (he asked me for directions to the men's room), Gerald Ford, and Jimmy Carter, Guns-n-Roses (predictably trashed their room), and Patti Labelle (mentioned in another thread). I can't think of any others right now, but I know there were more.WOW, thank you for thsring the whole thing. Have I told you my Lindsey story btw?

jannieC

11-30-2005, 03:34 PM

WOW, thank you for thsring the whole thing. Have I told you my Lindsey story btw?
No, please do. ;)

wondergirl9847

11-30-2005, 03:34 PM

I'm picturing Steven SCREAMING in your face! :laugh:

Wow, hit on by his step-son? Why can't that happen to me? LOL Ah, nobody likes a dork. :rolleyes:

At least Steven knew it was FM related! Very cool. :thumbsup:

Raeven Skye

11-30-2005, 03:35 PM

I met Mike Score of AFOS a few times...nice every single time...and Howard Jones...(he grimmaced at me, gave me an autograph, and said nothing). Was 5 feet away from Rob Zombie...he refused to give the 10 fans in line autographs, or the time of day....so we mooned his bus as it left the parking lot...:nod:

jannieC

11-30-2005, 03:37 PM

Wow, hit on by his step-son? Why can't that happen to me? LOL Ah, nobody likes a dork. :rolleyes:

I had no iea at the time he was anything more than a roadie. I told my husband (who was only my boyfriend back then) that he's lucky I didn't know. "Where's Janet?"... "Oh, she's on tour with Aerosmith" .:lol:

jannieC

11-30-2005, 03:38 PM

Was 5 feet away from Rob Zombie...he refused to give the 10 fans in line autographs, or the time of day....so we mooned his bus as it left the parking lot...:nod:
Oh that's hilarious! :lol:

wondergirl9847

11-30-2005, 03:40 PM

Justin Guarini. Have met him twice. The first time at a premiere in Burleson, Texas for From Justin to Kelly and the second time, down in Beaumont, Texas. In Beaumont, he sang a few songs before Aaron Carter (bleh), then left. We went outside to wait for him to leave and the limo pulled out of the back of this garage. The car drove away and we are screaming "Justin, please come back!", the car got to the street, then turned around. He stayed for over an hour with us. At first, only a handful of us were out there, but when folks saw Justin out there, more and more kept coming over. He gave EVERYONE an autograph and photo. Got a great hug too. ;) I gave him a gift and a card.

What was the gift? Lindsey's Out of the Cradle CD. :D

DavidMn

11-30-2005, 03:43 PM

No, please do. ;)Sure, and It's hotel related. WHen they played in Minnesota in 2003 I found out through a friend what hotel the band was at while they were here. I figured that with them doing 2 shows, the morning of the second show would be the best time to try to meet one of them because I figured they would be relaxed. So on th morning of June 20, 2003, I showed up in the hotel lobby and sat in this lounge that was like off to the side of the front desk. I was way too nervous to try to sit right by the front desk, because as I'm sure you know, I wouldve been kiced out right away if they knew why I was there. ANYHOO, after about 2 hours of nothing, I decided to ball up and go sit by the front desk and act real casual like I belonged there. I even bought a New York Times. Anyway, I sat and potitioned myself right across from where the elevators were and held the paper in a manner where each time the door would open I would lower the paper just enough to see who was getting off. It worked, cause at about 10:20 the elevator door opened and out stepped none other thatn Lindsey Buskinham in the flesh all by himself, no security. I was so nervous, I said a prayer "God let me keep my composure" I mean I'd worked so hard to make this happen, I wasnt gonna **** it up now. SO I calmly stood up and walked over to Lindsey, extented my hand and said "Hey Lindsey, great show last night." we ended up talking for about 15 minutes, just me and him. I wont ever forget it. And he was so courteous and polite. I was amazed. I eman he actually wanted to hear whT I had to say, it wasnt just like, GO AWAY at all. then finally after about 15 min, I asked him before he had to go if he would mind if I had a picture taken with him. He said no problem at all, and the picture in my sig is it.:) I thanked him for taking a few minutes out of his day to talk to me and he said "It's no problem. I enjoyed talking to you." and on he went. Of course I was immideately asked to leave the hotel, but very nicely. I didnt argue and was outta there. There you have it. What u think?

wondergirl9847

11-30-2005, 03:49 PM

That story RULES!!! I wub Lindsey. 15 minutes of chattin' with THE MAN...that's just too awesome for words.

I love it when REAL FANS get to meet members of our band. :nod:

dissention

11-30-2005, 03:51 PM

While not "rock," I have to say that Peter, Paul, & Mary are very approachable, too. One of my favorite memories is Peter Yarrow talking to me about the things that were going on in El Salvador back when I was about twelve. I've been a folkie ever since, though thanks to Lindsey and McGuinn, found a way to rock with it!

I just read that Mary is going to perform live in the very near future. She's supposedly feeling much better and lost all kinds of weight (mostly from her illness).

DavidMn

11-30-2005, 03:52 PM

That story RULES!!! I wub Lindsey. 15 minutes of chattin' with THE MAN...that's just too awesome for words.

I love it when REAL FANS get to meet members of our band. :nod:You know, I've always said, just act normal and treat them as you would anyone else. I really think they appriciate that. Thank you I'm glad you liked it.

DavidMn

11-30-2005, 03:53 PM

I just read that Mary is going to perform live in the very near future. She's supposedly feeling much better and lost all kinds of weight (mostly from her illness).What sort of illness did she suffer from?

dissention

11-30-2005, 03:58 PM

What sort of illness did she suffer from?

Leukemia. Here's the article about her performing again:

http://abcnews.go.com/Entertainment/wireStory?id=1354763

DavidMn

11-30-2005, 03:59 PM

Leukemia. Here's the article about her performing again:

http://abcnews.go.com/Entertainment/wireStory?id=1354763Thank you for sharing it. She really has a beautiful voice. I'd compare it to Judy Collins. Would u agree?

SuzeQuze

11-30-2005, 04:38 PM

You know, I've always said, just act normal and treat them as you would anyone else. I really think they appriciate that. Thank you I'm glad you liked it.

I think most famous people are this way because they have to maintain good karma. If they are jackasses then it will come back to them something awful.

Raeven Skye

11-30-2005, 04:44 PM

Oh that's hilarious! :lol:

:rolleyes: i hated him for a long time after that...his entire band came out to see us, sign things...he was sitting outside his tour bus, being a dork...so....i dropped them all the way to my knees! hehehe

David

11-30-2005, 04:49 PM

I was treated horribly & shamefully by the Fleetwood Macsters when I saw them, but I have completely forgiven them. All is well.

cliffdweller

11-30-2005, 04:56 PM

I was treated horribly & shamefully by the Fleetwood Macsters when I saw them, but I have completely forgiven them. All is well.

Huh? Or, are you kidding?

bikerchic

11-30-2005, 05:13 PM

Great story David :thumbsup: Can you imagine LaNicks talking to you for 15 mins. :rolleyes: nevah! Now how did you meet Mick?

jannieC

11-30-2005, 05:30 PM

Sure, and It's hotel related. WHen they played in Minnesota in 2003 I found out through a friend what hotel the band was at while they were here. I figured that with them doing 2 shows, the morning of the second show would be the best time to try to meet one of them because I figured they would be relaxed. So on th morning of June 20, 2003, I showed up in the hotel lobby and sat in this lounge that was like off to the side of the front desk. I was way too nervous to try to sit right by the front desk, because as I'm sure you know, I wouldve been kiced out right away if they knew why I was there. ANYHOO, after about 2 hours of nothing, I decided to ball up and go sit by the front desk and act real casual like I belonged there. I even bought a New York Times. Anyway, I sat and potitioned myself right across from where the elevators were and held the paper in a manner where each time the door would open I would lower the paper just enough to see who was getting off. It worked, cause at about 10:20 the elevator door opened and out stepped none other thatn Lindsey Buskinham in the flesh all by himself, no security. I was so nervous, I said a prayer "God let me keep my composure" I mean I'd worked so hard to make this happen, I wasnt gonna **** it up now. SO I calmly stood up and walked over to Lindsey, extented my hand and said "Hey Lindsey, great show last night." we ended up talking for about 15 minutes, just me and him. I wont ever forget it. And he was so courteous and polite. I was amazed. I eman he actually wanted to hear whT I had to say, it wasnt just like, GO AWAY at all. then finally after about 15 min, I asked him before he had to go if he would mind if I had a picture taken with him. He said no problem at all, and the picture in my sig is it.:) I thanked him for taking a few minutes out of his day to talk to me and he said "It's no problem. I enjoyed talking to you." and on he went. Of course I was immideately asked to leave the hotel, but very nicely. I didnt argue and was outta there. There you have it. What u think?
That is such a great story, David. I love that you bought The New York Times. :)

WelshWitchPMD

11-30-2005, 08:26 PM

Sure, and It's hotel related. WHen they played in Minnesota in 2003 I found out through a friend what hotel the band was at while they were here. I figured that with them doing 2 shows, the morning of the second show would be the best time to try to meet one of them because I figured they would be relaxed. So on th morning of June 20, 2003, I showed up in the hotel lobby and sat in this lounge that was like off to the side of the front desk. I was way too nervous to try to sit right by the front desk, because as I'm sure you know, I wouldve been kiced out right away if they knew why I was there. ANYHOO, after about 2 hours of nothing, I decided to ball up and go sit by the front desk and act real casual like I belonged there. I even bought a New York Times. Anyway, I sat and potitioned myself right across from where the elevators were and held the paper in a manner where each time the door would open I would lower the paper just enough to see who was getting off. It worked, cause at about 10:20 the elevator door opened and out stepped none other thatn Lindsey Buskinham in the flesh all by himself, no security. I was so nervous, I said a prayer "God let me keep my composure" I mean I'd worked so hard to make this happen, I wasnt gonna **** it up now. SO I calmly stood up and walked over to Lindsey, extented my hand and said "Hey Lindsey, great show last night." we ended up talking for about 15 minutes, just me and him. I wont ever forget it. And he was so courteous and polite. I was amazed. I eman he actually wanted to hear whT I had to say, it wasnt just like, GO AWAY at all. then finally after about 15 min, I asked him before he had to go if he would mind if I had a picture taken with him. He said no problem at all, and the picture in my sig is it.:) I thanked him for taking a few minutes out of his day to talk to me and he said "It's no problem. I enjoyed talking to you." and on he went. Of course I was immideately asked to leave the hotel, but very nicely. I didnt argue and was outta there. There you have it. What u think?

Cool story, David. Lindsey is just the best.:thumbsup: I am sure that you were asked to leave the hotel because Stevie was staying there.
I know a few people that have had not so nice experiences with Stevie and security.

snowman

11-30-2005, 10:48 PM

Well...we kind of were told hands off. OKAY DAVID, I'll tell my whole story...:lol:

Okay so anyway, they came to stay in the hotel and we were told that we were not allowed to approach them in the lobby, etc. We were told to close the bar early on Saturday night because they wanted to have a private party. I was a horrible manager that night b/c I acted like a freaking 15 year old. We cranked only Aerosmith music all night.

They didn't show up.

On Sunday night, the other bartender and I were drinking coffee, doing the weekly crossword puzzle (I even had my GLASSES on) when in walked the band. The only other people in the bar were two youngish guys sitting on the other end. So Steven Tyler walks up to me and asks me what kind of non-alcoholic beer we sell. Shaking like a leaf, I told him and he asked me to get him one. I poured it and as I was handing it to him, I blurted out, "I can't believe I'm waiting on Steven Tyler!" to which he SCREAMED in my face! Like, "AAAAAAAAAAH"! It was really funny. Anyway, he wanted to go into the kichen to meet our chef, so I took him back there, totally not believing that I'm chatting with Steven Tyler. They ended up hanging out with us all night. OH! At that time, I had the Buckingham-Nicks CD playing, and Steven said, "I love Fleetwood Mac- you guys have really good taste in music" (obviously I wasn't going to correct him on the FM thing).

Oh, I could just go on and on with that story (about how I got hit on by the one of roadies, who actually turned out to be Steven Tyler's step-son or something ridiculous like that), but I'll leave it there. :o

I also met Maya Angelou (fabulous), Kathy Lee Gifford (heinous), Henry Kissinger (he asked me for directions to the men's room), Gerald Ford, and Jimmy Carter, Guns-n-Roses (predictably trashed their room), and Patti Labelle (mentioned in another thread). I can't think of any others right now, but I know there were more.

That's a very cool story. I have a friend who is an extreme Aerosmith fan. She too has tons of stories and pix of her and the band, particularly Steven Tyler. She says Steven is a very nice person. Who would have thought...?

SteveMacD

11-30-2005, 11:12 PM

I was treated horribly & shamefully by the Fleetwood Macsters when I saw them,
Yeah, but YOU were asking for it. You should know better than be a man wearing chiffon around the band.

catinthedark

11-30-2005, 11:55 PM

I just read that Mary is going to perform live in the very near future. She's supposedly feeling much better and lost all kinds of weight (mostly from her illness).

Yeah, leukemia will do that to you. Lucky her. :rolleyes:

Diss, I know that's not what you meant by your post, but on first read, it was incredibly insensitive to anyone who's been seriously ill. It reminds of of the kind of insensitivity I saw once when a bunch of my friends and I were forced to do an incredibly huge amount of walking (labour dispute, picket line, blah blah), and someone asked my friend who's in a wheel chair, "hey.. *nudge nudge* how could I get me one of those?" Her reply? "Get in a car accident and break your back."

You see my point?

Johnny Stew

12-01-2005, 12:01 AM

Great story David :thumbsup: Can you imagine LaNicks talking to you for 15 mins. :rolleyes: nevah! Now how did you meet Mick?Actually, I know several people who've had nice, long conversations with Stevie.

Guess it just depends on the situation (or sometimes maybe even the person).

LINDSEY#1FAN

12-01-2005, 11:50 AM

I thanked him for taking a few minutes out of his day to talk to me and he said "It's no problem. I enjoyed talking to you." and on he went. Of course I was immideately asked to leave the hotel, but very nicely. I didnt argue and was outta there. There you have it. What u think?

I think I would wet my pants if I actually met Lindsey !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

That's too cool that you met him !!!!!!:cool:

gldstwmn

12-01-2005, 11:58 AM

Kathy Lee Gifford (heinous),

Dish! :lol:

jannieC

12-01-2005, 02:27 PM

Dish! :lol:
She had just had her first baby (Cody?) when she came to stay with us. Marriott provides cribs to guests. They are just very basic cribs, and don't have any of that bunting stuff (I think that's what it's called). Anyway, she had a FIT and sent hotel employees running out for this stuff (bumpers- that's what it's called!). So someone went out and got her some for the crib, but she didn't like the pattern, so they had to go back out and get what she wanted, at the hotel's expense. We had to get her all kinds of special foods, she wouldn't let anyone clean her room while she was staying, so when the housekeepers went in at the end of her stay it was <i>trashed</i>. She was unfriendly to all the staff and she was just basically extremely demanding and unattractive. I had seen her once before when I went to the ILive With Regis and Kathy Lee show with some friends when I lived in NY and she was nasty then. As soon as they went to commercial, she became surly and quiet. She's heinous looking too. She's so thin that she looks emaciated. Nasty person.

chiliD

12-01-2005, 02:57 PM

Now, I do have to say that Peter Green sort of told me off when I met him.

I was treated horribly & shamefully by the Fleetwood Macsters when I saw them...

You both, no doubt, deserved what you got! :shrug:

:lol: :] :lol: :] :blob2: :]

DavidMn

12-01-2005, 05:56 PM

Great story David :thumbsup: Can you imagine LaNicks talking to you for 15 mins. :rolleyes: nevah! Now how did you meet Mick?THat was at the hotel in Cleveland as they were on their way to soundcheck. He came over to sign autographs for the fans, and my friend who was with me was practically ****ting herself, cause she's a drummer and idolizes Mick. SO right as he's done signing, I knew my friend wouldnt have the balls to ask, so I said "Excuse me Mr. Fleetwood, would my friend get a picture with you?" My friend gave me this look that I can only describe as pure astonishment. Mick said sure, so my friend went over and I took one of her with him, then I asked if I could have one too, my friend took that one. Before he left, I thanked him for working so hard to keep Fleetwood Mac together all these years, and that I would never had a chance to see them live if he hadnt. He seemed touched by my comment and said "Thank you very much. That means alot to me." Then he went on his marry way.:)

DavidMn

12-01-2005, 05:58 PM

That is such a great story, David. I love that you bought The New York Times. :)I know.:laugh: I wanted to look like I belonged there, so I figured a NYT would look more important than a local paper.:laugh:

DavidMn

12-01-2005, 05:59 PM

Cool story, David. Lindsey is just the best.:thumbsup: I am sure that you were asked to leave the hotel because Stevie was staying there.
I know a few people that have had not so nice experiences with Stevie and security.Right. And as soon as they asked I left immideatly. The hotel staff wasnt rude to me at all, in fact the lady at the front desk that took Lindsey and mine's picture told me I handled myself very well.

bikerchic

12-01-2005, 10:16 PM

Actually, I know several people who've had nice, long conversations with Stevie.

Wow I didn't know that. That's good to hear. I've only ever heard about the bad stuff (that's typical :laugh:).

bikerchic

12-01-2005, 10:18 PM

Your Mick story is very interesting also. So I guess hotel's are the place to be when they're in town!

Johnny Stew

12-01-2005, 10:50 PM

Wow I didn't know that. That's good to hear. I've only ever heard about the bad stuff (that's typical :laugh:).Yeah, often the "bad stuff" gets talked about the most, because it's the juiciest. Thankfully though, it seems that the majority of people have had positive experiences with Stevie. And even though it is rare for her to spend an extended period of time talking with a fan, she has done it (even as recently as the 'Say You Will' Tour), and is typically warm and cordial even when she can't. But I'm sure she gets tired and crabby like the rest of us, and that's why some fans have been left cold by their interaction with her.

Overall, I imagine she's also the most guarded of the band members (both personally and by her security), because she's had so many run-ins with crazed fans and stalkers.
I don't recall ever hearing that Lindsey has had a stalker, so he's probably a little less cautious.

BTFLCHLD

12-01-2005, 11:06 PM

I don't recall ever hearing that Lindsey has had a stalker, so he's probably a little less cautious. and im a little more careful :p

DavidMn

12-02-2005, 11:54 AM

Yeah, often the "bad stuff" gets talked about the most, because it's the juiciest. Thankfully though, it seems that the majority of people have had positive experiences with Stevie. And even though it is rare for her to spend an extended period of time talking with a fan, she has done it (even as recently as the 'Say You Will' Tour), and is typically warm and cordial even when she can't. But I'm sure she gets tired and crabby like the rest of us, and that's why some fans have been left cold by their interaction with her.

Overall, I imagine she's also the most guarded of the band members (both personally and by her security), because she's had so many run-ins with crazed fans and stalkers.
I don't recall ever hearing that Lindsey has had a stalker, so he's probably a little less cautious.I never really tried that hard to meet Stevie, because I just figured that there was no way really to get that close short of a complete stroke of luck. Incidentally, that day I met Mick when they were going to soundcheck, stevie came out of the hotel comepletely surrounded by her people.

SteveMacD

12-05-2005, 01:46 AM

You both, no doubt, deserved what you got! :shrug:

:lol: :] :lol: :] :blob2: :]
All night I was trying to think of something that isn't necessarily a compliment to say to him. The only thing I could think of was "Thanks for introducing me to the blues," explaining "Fleetwood Mac In Chicago" was my first blues album. He basically said that really he didn't give a **** what my first blues album was. What made the moment classic was the "what an idiot" look Nigel Watson gave me. Good stuff! :thumbsup:

Miss Vicky

12-05-2005, 10:42 AM

I don't recall ever hearing that Lindsey has had a stalker, so he's probably a little less cautious.

Oh he has a stalker, (cough, cough... jessica. cough, cough.) he just doesn't have the sense to be afraid of her.

(kidding, only kidding)

cliffdweller

12-05-2005, 11:00 AM

The only thing I could think of was "Thanks for introducing me to the blues," explaining "Fleetwood Mac In Chicago" was my first blues album. He basically said that really he didn't give a **** what my first blues album was. What made the moment classic was the "what an idiot" look Nigel Watson gave me. Good stuff! :thumbsup:

:laugh::laugh:

Look, you should really feel flattered...Peter Green took the time to insult you! That's more of a compliment than anything :laugh:.