Another couple of ''lost'' clips i found

[mike_nh]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0xYZP1jLhSw

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=foXZcWvHar8

[APerfectLie]

I love the first one. You can tell she is klonopined out, but her walls are flaming at the same time. "It means its not going to happen! It all stems down to an argument between me and Mr. Fleetwood, and thats down to the fact that he would not return to me a song that he DUMPED in the can 14 years ago, slapped on the back of a single and it was never heard from again!" and my favorite is when she does her Stevie stare of death without blinking once while she says "It hurts when somebody tells you after 15 years that if you don't do a certain thing, or you don't sing a certain song, or if you don't change your image in a certain way, that your career is over. That hurts. And that's UNACCEPTABLE to me!" *death rays*

[sleepless child]

I've never seen these before. They are wonderful. I loved how she looked during Tango in the Night. By Timespace, I wasn't crazy about the over blond hair and makeup. Her skin looked so shiny and pale. But it's great to have these interviews.

[PenguinHead]

I love the first one. You can tell she is klonopined out, but her walls are flaming at the same time. "It means its not going to happen! It all stems down to an argument between me and Mr. Fleetwood, and thats down to the fact that he would not return to me a song that he DUMPED in the can 14 years ago, slapped on the back of a single and it was never heard from again!" and my favorite is when she does her Stevie stare of death without blinking once while she says "It hurts when somebody tells you after 15 years that if you don't do a certain thing, or you don't sing a certain song, or if you don't change your image in a certain way, that your career is over. That hurts. And that's UNACCEPTABLE to me!" *death rays*

I forgot about how contenti0us her relationship was with Fleetwood Mac back then. And, conflictingly, as she promotes her TimeSpace album, she makes some back-handed comments about the new songs that were being promoted for the album - 'Sometimes it's a Bitch' and 'Love's a Hard Game to Play.' It's very clear that she didn't want to do those songs, yet she caved in and complied. The record company must have put a heavy strong-hold on her.

So that's why those songs disappeared quickly, never to emerge in a set list or future compilation. Stevie wiped them off the map! I hope that she can see now, in today's world, how artists are now are thriving, independant of old-school monolithic record companies. Like them, she has the ability to take complete artistic control of her work.