View Full Version : "Come" Is About Ann Heche!!!!
BlueGrass
04-21-2003, 05:46 PM
It is , I know it is. I just read a quote from Lindsey saying it was about a relationship he was in before Kristen. That's gotta be Anne cause know she is in a relationship with Elen Degenerous now. He said the song is ment to be humurous too. So, I guess after Lindsey found about her being a lesbian he made "Come," LOL! This is the funniest thing I've ever heard in my life, hhaha.
Now it makes sense:
"Think of me sweet darling everytime you don't come."
LOL :eek: :D ;) :nod:
WelshWitchPMD
04-21-2003, 05:49 PM
That's gotta be Anne cause know she is in a relationship with Elen Degenerous now.
No, they broke up a while ago. Anne is married and has a child now.
sulamith
04-21-2003, 05:50 PM
Anne hasn't been with Ellen in quite a while, and there were quite a few relationships, including Stevie before the current one.
I'm sorry, this isn't about Anne, IMHO.
I'm not a fan of Anne, but she is currently married and has a child named Homer.
-Sharon
BlueGrass
04-21-2003, 06:11 PM
Who else could the song fit into?!
This track was recorded in the mid 90's, right around the time she got with Ellen. I'd bet on it.
gldstwmn
04-21-2003, 06:27 PM
He pretty much admitted it was about her.
FiercestCalmSea
04-21-2003, 06:57 PM
and there were quite a few relationships, including Stevie before the current one.
yea..ok so maybe i read that the wrong way..but you do mean his relationship with her that ended(or whatever) in 77',or are you referring to a more current situation??
sulamith
04-21-2003, 06:57 PM
I guess I can accept it being about Anne since he says it is not a serious statement about a reltionship. My mistake came in assuming he was making a serious statement.
If it is total satire tongue-in-cheek, then yeah it may be about her crazy ass. If it is a serious, heartfelt thing, then I stand by my initial "No way!" I have a lesbian friend who told me she was glad Anne was "back on the breeders side, 'cause we don't want her!"
LOL!
Still, why is Stevie afraid people will think it is about her? She must have some reason to feel that way, right? At this point I'm more interested in that part of what he said! haha!
There was some slipping in and out of "enemy beds" in all the FM madness, and she and LB did think their "harmony was the new harmony" until BN flopped.
-Sharon
FiercestCalmSea
04-21-2003, 07:03 PM
Still, why is Stevie afraid people will think it is about her?
I was LMAO when i read that part of the article...haha..never in a million years would i think it was about her...and i really don't care if it is about that Heche chic...she weirds me out..make up your goddam mind already,LOL...and she named her kid HOMER?? Good Christ...
sulamith
04-21-2003, 07:18 PM
Yep, Sarah! She named her kid Homer, and to make it worse, her husband's name is Corey Lafoon. haha, can you believe it?
Homer Lafoon.
The kid doen't have a snowball's chance in hell.
-Sharon
estranged4life
04-21-2003, 07:23 PM
Originally posted by sulamith
Yep, Sarah! She named her kid Homer, and to make it worse, her husband's name is Corey Lafoon. haha, can you believe it?
Homer Lafoon.
The kid doen't have a snowball's chance in hell.
-Sharon
Will be getting his "rump roasted" when he's older...Homer Lafoon...LMAO!!! Brian "D'oh" J.
FiercestCalmSea
04-21-2003, 07:33 PM
Homer Lafoon!??!?!?! There should be a law,that if you give your child some detrimental name,it is considered child abuse.For real.That is just wrong.A friend of my sister's named her kid Pocahontas.I'm like wtf...you aren't even Native American?? Jesus...
sulamith
04-21-2003, 07:34 PM
Why didn't she just tattoo "begging for an ass-whooping" across his forehead?
Poor kid. I really feel sorry for him.
Hopefully he'll grow up to be a body builder.
-Sharon
GardenStateGirlie
04-21-2003, 07:40 PM
Which articles are you all referring to? I'm not sure whether or not Come is about Anne Heche but i'm pretty sure Miranda is about her. One of my friends and I were discussing it the other night and we've basically come to that conclusion. However, i'm definately not ruling out that Come could be about her...it probably is!
Sarah
04-21-2003, 07:47 PM
Originally posted by FiercestCalmSea
Homer Lafoon!??!?!?! There should be a law,that if you give your child some detrimental name,it is considered child abuse.For real.That is just wrong.
Tell me about it. My godson's name is Orson. wtf.
I can see this song being about Anne Heche.
Miranda is a good thought too, Marissa.. I'm going to have to think about that for a while.
Sarah
dissention
04-21-2003, 07:48 PM
Even if it is about her, she's too busy fending off same-sex advances (she said she, and I quote, "converted back"), speaking with God, quarreling with her various personalities, going to therapy 8 times a week, and going into alien spacecrafts, all the while coming up with new names for he personalities that'll really shock the **** outta us!!! :laugh:
strandinthewind
04-21-2003, 07:50 PM
"Holy Anne Heche Lafoon" Jack's comment on Will and Grace!!!!:laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :D :D
sulamith
04-21-2003, 08:03 PM
Hey, that's better than "Christ on a crouton!" haha!
I'll have to use that!
-Sharon
strandinthewind
04-21-2003, 08:20 PM
Originally posted by sulamith
Hey, that's better than "Christ on a crouton!" haha!
I'll have to use that!
-Sharon
LMAO :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
BlueGrass
04-21-2003, 08:59 PM
"Said I was gonna put God Away"
Maybe this is referring to Anne going against the moral issues in the church. We know the church doesn't accept this and by her becoming a lesbian she is "putting God away."
wondergirl9847
04-21-2003, 09:02 PM
Not to be outdone, Buckingham contributes the ferocious "Come," which contains such withering couplets as: Think of me, sweet darling / When everything's going bad / Think of me, sweet darling / Every time you're feeling sad.
Some of "Come's" other lyrics, which can't be repeated here, are vicious. Who are they about?
"It wasn't directed toward Stevie, and Stevie has some concern about that," Buckingham acknowledged last month in a Union-Tribune interview. "It was about someone that I was seeing for a while, before I met my wife (photographer Kristen Messner). But we don't need to go into that. It is pretty vicious. But it's humorous, too. I think of it as being kind of a funny song ... ."
From signonsandiego.com
I love that "but we don't need to go into that." LOL The fact he said it's FUNNY, makes me think Anne, but who knows. :shrug:
dissention
04-21-2003, 09:05 PM
Originally posted by BlueGrass
"Said I was gonna put God Away"
Maybe this is referring to Anne going against the moral issues in the church. We know the church doesn't accept this and by her becoming a lesbian she is "putting God away."
IF it is about Lafoon herself, I'm sure he's referring to her talking to God (!!!!!). That girl needs to be heavily medicated and quick. And I don't think people "become" lesbians.
sulamith
04-21-2003, 09:28 PM
She's crazier than a ****house rat, and I seriously hope no pictures of the two of them (her and LB) exist!
If anybody has one, please don't post it! I will have to Clorox my eyeballs and Drano my brainpan!
It's an unfortunate chapter in LB's relationship diary, and I really thought I had put it behind me...........
wimper, wimper......
-Sharon
dissention
04-21-2003, 09:31 PM
Originally posted by sulamith
If anybody has one, please don't post it! I will have to Clorox my eyeballs and Drano my brainpan!
-Sharon
Thank goodness you can bleach out urine stains 'cuz if I saw a photo, the floodgates would open.
Janet
04-22-2003, 12:28 AM
This is about Anne and her becoming a lesbian. Im sure of it.
Takes the glory out of the song for me, but I will just block that out of my head.
I adore that song and it really like gets me going...I'll just think it's about...some imaginary person. Its a hot song, thats all!
DownOnRodeo
04-22-2003, 01:08 AM
<IMG SRC="http://members.iinet.net.au/~joegrealy/images/lindsey anne ellen.JPG">
:distress:
GardenStateGirlie
04-22-2003, 01:16 AM
LMAO!!! That's a riot...krikey...Anne Heche...Lindsey, I almost hope that was some sort of alcohol enduced lapse of judgement on your part...lol....that's some funny ass stuff right there. Thanks for the laugh:laugh:
sodascouts
04-22-2003, 02:11 AM
Originally posted by DownOnRodeo
<IMG SRC="http://members.iinet.net.au/~joegrealy/images/lindsey anne ellen.JPG">
:distress:
:: breathy voice :: Can you feel the fever?
LOL!
sulamith
04-22-2003, 06:13 AM
Ya know, DOR, I DID like my eyesight! What a handy-dandy gadget to have around!
I'm sure gonna miss it!
:: reaches for Clorox::
When the bleach washes you clean, you'll know....
Come is seriously ruined for me. Damn.
-Sharon
HAAAA! You guys are making me laugh! What the heck was Lindsey thinking, but then again, he does seem to go for the helpless blonde type. Too funny.
Nae
SmthngOfADreamr
04-22-2003, 07:22 AM
OMG that picture is hilarious DOR!
So how long ago were Lindsey and Anne an item? At least she seems a little more charismatic and interesting that his current waspy boring wife did on Behind the Music, as nice as she may be. I guess I shouldn't judge her just from seeing her on the one program though :shrug:
sulamith
04-22-2003, 08:05 AM
Anne said in her book it was for about a year during the OOTC Tour.
Bleck.
The "willing, little ones" I like to call them!
-Sharon
sulamith
04-22-2003, 08:14 AM
Oh, and don't forget:
"Women, they will come and they will go....."
......and in this case LB will write bizarro stuff about it, BUT,
............sooner or later, they will go.
-Sharon
DrummerDeanna
04-22-2003, 11:26 AM
OMG!!! Reading this thread has made me laugh SO much!!!
Okay..I think that maybe from now on artists should just keep to themselves who their songs are about....It might take some time for me to listen to this song again lol...Anne Heche is a big ole' weirdo...and I actually never knew that she and Lindsey had anything goin' on....so this thread has also been educational lol....
gypsysara
04-22-2003, 02:53 PM
All's I have to say for poor lil homer:
DOH!!!
;o)
TOO FUNNY... you all make me laugh :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
Grainuaile
04-22-2003, 06:43 PM
Originally posted by sulamith
Come is seriously ruined for me. Damn.
-Sharon
:lol:
Me too, me too. Now I just can't get Anne Heche out of my head. I didn't like her before, but now, ugh.
DOR, hilarious picture! :)
wondergirl9847
04-22-2003, 06:54 PM
Originally posted by SmthngOfADreamr
At least she seems a little more charismatic and interesting that his current waspy boring wife did on Behind the Music, as nice as she may be. I guess I shouldn't judge her just from seeing her on the one program though :shrug:
Charismatic and interesting?!?!?! LMAO!! Oh, I guess Kristen should learn to speak her own language, ride in UFO's and announce herself as God?
I AM LMAO!!! THIS IS HILARIOUS!!!!! :lol::lol:
Seriously tho, Kristen must be THE most understanding and cool person alive, because she's got to deal with the "spectre of Stevie" PLUS the song, Come is (or so we are ALL thinking) about Anne Lafool..er....Lafoon. I would LOVE to sit down and chat with Kristen sometime just to see what she thinks about this craziness!! LOL
GardenStateGirlie
04-22-2003, 07:53 PM
Originally posted by wondergirl9847
Charismatic and interesting?!?!?! LMAO!! Oh, I guess Kristen should learn to speak her own language, ride in UFO's and announce herself as God?
I AM LMAO!!! THIS IS HILARIOUS!!!!! :lol::lol:
Seriously tho, Kristen must be THE most understanding and cool person alive, because she's got to deal with the "spectre of Stevie" PLUS the song, Come is (or so we are ALL thinking) about Anne Lafool..er....Lafoon. I would LOVE to sit down and chat with Kristen sometime just to see what she thinks about this craziness!! LOL
I totally agree. Kristen must be one hell of a woman to put up with the whole Stevie deal. I mean, HELLO?!? Despite his being married to her, it's quite obvious that he'll always hold Stevie on a golden pedestal and Kristen in his arms (i'm guessing they'll stay together as they seem to love each other AND they have children). That *HAS* to be rough for her. If Kristen starts riding UFO's and speaking her own language, it might be time Lindsey look for people outside of his zipcode...krikey....*lol*:laugh:
macmar71
04-22-2003, 11:45 PM
I just can't picture the two of them together. I don't really want to. Definitely bleach my eyeballs out on that vision. A lapse of judgement on LB's part.
PollyThePenguin
04-23-2003, 12:00 AM
[i] So, I guess after Lindsey found about her being a lesbian he made "Come," LOL! This is the funniest thing I've ever heard in my life, hhaha.
Now it makes sense:
"Think of me sweet darling everytime you don't come."
LOL :eek: :D ;) :nod: [/B]
So what are you saying here? Lesbians don't have orgasms?
Miranda
04-23-2003, 12:17 AM
If it is about her then does that mean LB admits he was a flop in the sack? "Think of me when you don't come..."
I guess she didn't with him? Hahahaha! So after him she flipped to the other side! What a scream! LOL :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
PollyThePenguin
04-23-2003, 12:37 AM
Originally posted by Miranda
If it is about her then does that mean LB admits he was a flop in the sack? "Think of me when you don't come..."
I
There yah go! :lol:
Mad4stevie
04-23-2003, 01:49 AM
Ugh!!! I had no idea about this relationship, either! What the hell was LB thinking? I wonder if he played "Go Insane" for her!
Who else has Lindsey been involved with? I am aware of these chicks:
Stevie, Carol Ann Harris, and his current wife, Kristen.
Some how Anne does not seem to fit with that group . . .
PollyThePenguin
04-23-2003, 01:59 AM
Originally posted by Mad4stevie
Ugh!!! I had no idea about this relationship, either! What the hell was LB thinking? I wonder if he played "Go Insane" for her!
Who else has Lindsey been involved with? I am aware of these chicks:
Stevie, Carol Ann Harris, and his current wife, Kristen.
Some how Anne does not seem to fit with that group . . .
And 1,234 groupies don't either. :wavey:
sparky
04-23-2003, 02:17 AM
This information creeps me out. That Heche character is a world class, prize-winning nutbag.
Maybe Lindsey likes nutty women. Don't know much about CAH except her raging coke habit. And God knows Stevie is a little...eccentric. I'd say that maybe Kristen was the most normal one he got. I'd think he'd want a stable, even "boring" woman to have kids with and settle down with.
One high strung person per household is probably enough !
SmthngOfADreamr
04-23-2003, 04:09 AM
Originally posted by wondergirl9847
Seriously tho, Kristen must be THE most understanding and cool person alive, because she's got to deal with the "spectre of Stevie"
Whatever, remember on the BTM when Kristen pretended like she knew nothing about Stevie and Lindsey's past together before she and Lindsey got married or something? How proposterous! I wanted to slap her! What is wrong with her!? I might be nosey, but I know much more about most of my neighbors than she was claiming to have known about Lindsey and Stevie, and my neighbors' pasts aren't nearly as well documented on videos, dvds, books, magazines, etc. as S&L's are!!! Either she's full of crap or she ain't that bright... :laugh:
Sorry for the rant, just had to get that out. It's been bothering me for quite some time. Back on topic: I am finding this song distracting now. EVERYTIME I listen to it, I think of this Anne nutcase. I wish I had never read this thread :(
DownOnRodeo
04-23-2003, 05:00 AM
If it's any consolation, my beautiful name (DOR) is also inherently spolit by association with Heche :rolleyes:
SmthngOfADreamr
04-23-2003, 05:28 AM
Originally posted by DownOnRodeo
If it's any consolation, my beautiful name (DOR) is also inherently spolit by association with Heche :rolleyes:
OMG say it ain't so... lol!! You mean DOR was also inspired by Heche?!?! That's really the two best GOS songs now! She must have had a huge impact on Lindsey. Maybe she does have alien powers? :laugh: :shrug: Is she in some sort of competition with the Nickster to find which muse begets the best songs?
DownOnRodeo
04-23-2003, 06:13 AM
Originally posted by SmthngOfADreamr
Maybe she does have alien powers? :laugh: :shrug:
LMAO! :laugh:
Yeah I'm afraid "DOR" is as much a song about her as any - especially seeing as he calls out 'Annie' at the end... It seems to be talking about the zaniness of people who are obsessed with celebrity, or themselves for that matter.
I like to think that, while he started the song to deal with his thoughts on Anne, it evolved into somethig that rose far, far above, in a musical sense. :nod: ("Begone, Lafoon, you have no power here!")
sulamith
04-23-2003, 06:15 AM
Ok, wait a minute! lol!
Guys, let's take another approach........
You know it hasn't been confirmed that either song has anything to do with Mrs. Lafoon. In the article in question, it was only a question posed by the journalist, and Lindsey only said it was about someone from before he got married. Hell, that could be anybody. I know Lindsey didn't deny it, but I bet the Anne Heche question wasn't even put in until later. It sounded like an assumption on the part of the writer.
As for DOR, nothing has been said by Lindsey about that, and until I hear it from his mouth, I refuse to believe that song isn't about Stevie. The last time I brought this up I got bar-b-qued so bad I fell through the grill grate and was consumed by the flames, but I think that the "Can you hear me Annie?" question at the end could be a derivative of Steph-anie or Angel, which we know was/is a pet name S&L used for each other.
Maybe I'm grasping at straws, but I don't care! lol!!
Oh, and SmthngOfADrmr, I'm with you on your questions about what Kristen really knows, but I know better than to get into that! haha!
I'm just sayin' there hasn't been a confirmation about either song, and maybe we are jumping the gun. I'm not convinced, myself!
-Sharon
CarneVaca
04-23-2003, 08:05 AM
Against my better judgment, I'm going to break my silence on this thread.
Two points: First, why is it so hard to believe that Kristen wasn't familiar with Lindsey's history with Stevie? I know a lot of people who don't know about it, or know only superficial details, and don't care to know much more. I would say that includes most people.
Second, I'm a little taken aback at the hostility toward Anne Heche. What really makes her such a prime candidate for this kind of attack?
Gee, you would think the members of Fleetwood Mac were saints, and that Lindsey descended from Mount Olympus to grace her with his brief presences in her life.
Finally, there is no real evidence Down on Rodeo is about her. In fact, the lyrics don't seem to bear that out.
sulamith
04-23-2003, 08:20 AM
Well, Carne, I agree with you that DOR is probably not about Heche, and I agree that Lindsey is no saint in a purple silk robe.
I think alot of people have reacted negatively to AH because she is flippant and wierd. Maybe Linds likes 'em that way!
Now......
As far as opinions about Mrs. Buckingham, I have learned that unless you are of the opinion (an ohhhhhhhhh there are MANY!) that SHE descended from the sky in a golden chariot with fluttering wings to right all the wrongs in Lindsey's life, then you had best be as quiet as a fieldmouse pissing on a cottonball on that subject.
I'm over here in the corner with my cottonball right now.
-Sharon
EnchantedStorms
04-23-2003, 11:33 AM
Sharon, I'm right around the corner from ya on my own cottonball. :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
DOR is so OBVIOUSLY about Stevie. Stephanie. StephANIE. Yep. Most definitely.
And it's gonna take me quite awhile, I think, to get past the thought that Anne inspired Come, even if she didn't. I'm trying to block it out of my mind. It wouldn't have been so bad, but I learned something else new and, well, rather gross about her on another board :eek: :D and it just killed it for me. Ew.
~Angela~:wavey:
sulamith
04-23-2003, 11:48 AM
Oh Angela, it's so good to have cottonball company!
Cottonball, anyone?
-Sharon
Miranda
04-23-2003, 11:53 AM
Just two points:
Does anybody think the FM songwriters ever really admit who inspired certain songs especially if doing so had the potential to cause emotional turmoil for those involved? Even when they say this song is about X, when they are put on the spot in interviews, most of the time I don't take much stock in it because I believe they're most likey blowing smoke.
Second, as far as Mrs B., she said herself that she didn't know about the "Stevie specter" when she got involved with Mr. B. I think she said that in his BTM on VH1. I'm sure she is fully aware now and that is for them to deal with. I'm sure it is a big balancing act for her but no matter what goes on in the studio, she is firmly planted with the "Family Man" kids and all. I wouldn't worry if I were her.
;)
EnchantedStorms
04-23-2003, 12:02 PM
Well, Stevie not too long ago admitted that Thrown Down is about Lindsey. She also said that he likes it when she writes songs about him. "It makes him happy." She said.
~Angela~:wavey:
sulamith
04-23-2003, 12:07 PM
I think there may be a certain amount of smoke blowing, for sure. I think that just because of that, IF Come has any of Stevie in it, Linds won't be sayin' so because Stevie would be upset about it.
And yah.....kids are always perfect insurance to hold on to a man.
I mean, it has always been such a sucessful tactic through the ages, you know. It always works.
Cottonball, anyone?
-Sharon
gypsysara
04-23-2003, 12:11 PM
Originally posted by CarneVaca
Second, I'm a little taken aback at the hostility toward Anne Heche. What really makes her such a prime candidate for this kind of attack?
Were likely a bit jealous and wondering why he didnt pick half of US over HER, LOL! :)
EnchantedStorms
04-23-2003, 12:12 PM
Somebody hose down the cotton, the flaming's about to begin!:laugh: ROTFLMAO! Sharon, you are brave, girl. :D
And Stevie would rip him a new you-know-what if he said Come was about her. He's too smart for that, anyway....look what he's had to put up with about GYOW for so many years, poor guy. LOL!:laugh:
~Angela~:wavey:
sulamith
04-23-2003, 12:17 PM
What? What? Little Ol' Me?
I'm sure I don't know what you mean.
I'm just making a statement about the historical strategic tactics of the female species.
Oh God. I'm done for.
I might as well sh!t a brick and go to hell with a square a@@hole!
-Sharon
EnchantedStorms
04-23-2003, 12:24 PM
LOL! I'm cracking up here. :laugh:
Oh well.....if we're goin' to hell with our arses flaming.....we might as well go out (or down, LOL) in style, right? :laugh: Me thinks we've been quiet for quite awhile now anyway, eh? lol.
~Angela~:wavey:
sulamith
04-23-2003, 12:29 PM
...........and you know what they say about repressed emotion, right?
You might end up like Holy Anne Heche Lafoon!
hey!
I think I just got this thread back on track!
Maybe I just aborted the old crash and burn, Angela!
-Sharon
EnchantedStorms
04-23-2003, 12:41 PM
Sheesh, good one, Sharon! That was close. :laugh: (wipes brow with back of hand).
Ha! Repressed emotion. hahahaha........ Yeah. Maybe that's what happened to-- oh, nevermind. I'll shut up and be thankful my butt's not burning anymore. :p :laugh:
~Angela~:wavey:
sulamith
04-23-2003, 12:46 PM
hhahahheeeheeee (evil cackles)
Until next time!
Oh, and there will be a next time!
Thanks, girl! I wouldn't want to do that with anyone else!
lol!!
-Sharon
strandinthewind
04-23-2003, 12:47 PM
Of course LB could have thought he was stuping ole Anne, but in reality (now there's a good word for this post), he was banging Anne's alter ego "Celestia," who is said by Anne to speak in what is best referred to as tongues. Oh the possibilities with that . . . ;) :laugh: :eek: :cool: :D :wavey:
EnchantedStorms
04-23-2003, 12:53 PM
hehehe....No problem. I got your back! ;) :laugh:
And strandinthewind, LOL! I wouldn't touch that with a fifty foot pole. Oh, dear Lord. What a scary thought. :D
~Angela~:wavey:
GardenStateGirlie
04-23-2003, 06:11 PM
Is there any cotton left for me??? LOL....Sulamith, you crack me up!!!
ERigby818
04-23-2003, 06:15 PM
OMG this is the funniest thread ever. :lol:
Personally, thinking about Anne Heche while listening to Lindsey's songs doesn't bother me. Yeah, she's nuts, but I've seen interviews with her and she seems like a nice, smart, attractive woman, albeit confused.
I'm far more bothered by the fact that I think of Sheryl Crow when I hear Silver Girl. We know that song is about her, and I don't want to say it ruins the song for me to know it's about her, but it's really annoying.
-Sonia
sulamith
04-23-2003, 07:19 PM
I'll ALWAYS keep plenty of cottonballs!
In the future, just ask, and I'll know what you mean, OK?
hee hee!
Cottonball, anyone?
There's plenty, really!
-Sharon
EnchantedStorms
04-23-2003, 08:06 PM
Are ya'll kiddin'? Sharon's from Gawwwgia....her backyard's a cottonfield. lol! Endless supply....:D
~Angela~:wavey:
GardenStateGirlie
04-23-2003, 08:14 PM
Well that is good to know....I'll probably need another cotton ball tomorrow:laugh:
wondergirl9847
04-23-2003, 08:29 PM
Originally posted by SmthngOfADreamr
Whatever, remember on the BTM when Kristen pretended like she knew nothing about Stevie and Lindsey's past together before she and Lindsey got married or something? How proposterous! I wanted to slap her! What is wrong with her!? I might be nosey, but I know much more about most of my neighbors than she was claiming to have known about Lindsey and Stevie, and my neighbors' pasts aren't nearly as well documented on videos, dvds, books, magazines, etc. as S&L's are!!! Either she's full of crap or she ain't that bright... :laugh:
Well, Kristen is a lot younger than Lindsey, I believe her when she says she didn't know about SN/LB together. I certainly didn't know ANYTHING about them until 2001. I knew who Stevie was and who FM were but didn't connect everyone together. I don't know about my neighbors at all! LOL I don't even think my DAD knew who FM were until I became obsessed with them in 2001. LOL He knows now!! I talk about the romances and song connections when we listen to Rumours in the car. :nod:
BlueGrass
04-23-2003, 08:37 PM
HAHAHA, look what I started!
Janet
04-23-2003, 11:17 PM
I'm rather enjoying this thread but I have to be good.
Anyway LOL, I really hate Silver Girl because it's about Sheryl I must say. I wonder what Lindsey thought of that while singing harmonies. I wonder if a shrine was built to her with candles around it as he picked out the guitar parts *??**
Sheryl has a Starbucks cd and she doesn't even HAVE Stevie on that!! It's supposed to be her fav. artists. HMMMMMMMMMM
I think it's really funny the whole triangle of Stevie, Lindsey and Kristen. I think about that alot while listening to the album. Stevie and Lindsey singing goodbye to each other in some darklit room all alone whispering to each other and then Lindsey must go out and be with kids and wife. I would like to say she has ALOT to worry about but I guess being 20 years younger than Stevie is to Stevie's disadvantage but of course Kristen has had 2 children...sooooooooooooooooooooooo---JUST KIDDING.
Is Thrown Down about Linds???
Anyway, this thread is pure evil but rather funny. Thanks!
Poor Anne Heche, I hope she NEVER reads this thread. We should be nicer about her! Nothing wrong with naming your kid Homer or being a lesbian, right?
EnchantedStorms
04-23-2003, 11:25 PM
LOL! Cottonball, Janet? :laugh:
~Angela~:wavey:
Janet
04-23-2003, 11:46 PM
LOL I guess I need one. I must be good but honestly, I really am a S/L fanatic and I have been rather loud about that for about 6 years now. So I can't really repress it for the sake of MRS B so I will take my cotton ball and shut up.
Any cheese anyone???
Seriously though, how hard it must have been for Lindsey when Anne left him for a woman. That's how it worked isn't it??
Poor Kristen must have gotten it good...really good..Lindsey proving is abilty as a man after the whole ordeal.
I somehow missed the pic...god thats funny!
White wine is a lovely lovely thing...
sulamith
04-23-2003, 11:53 PM
Janet, girl I've got TONS of cotton down here!
you can help yourself anytime you want.
It's hard to keep it all bottled up inside, isn't it?
I think Stevie got it good, myself. All that recapturing his youth, etc.....
But alas, for the time being they are following the Destiny Rules you know.
I shant speak of it anymore!
-Sharon
EnchantedStorms
04-23-2003, 11:58 PM
Ahhhh, but......No one's a fool......:D
(Shoving that cotton in my mouth now....) :laugh:
~Angela~:wavey:
sulamith
04-24-2003, 12:00 AM
Don't eat it!
You're 'sposed to pee on it!
lol!
-Sharon
EnchantedStorms
04-24-2003, 12:10 AM
OHMYGAWD!!!!!! ROTFLMAO!!!! :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
Wasn't gonna EAT it.....just stuff my mouth to shut it up....LOL! With a FRESH piece of cottonball. Oh, this is too funny. :eek: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
~Angela~
Janet
04-24-2003, 12:12 AM
You can eat it, just don't pee on it first!!!
:)
sparky
04-24-2003, 03:00 AM
[QUOTE]Originally posted by CarneVaca
Second, I'm a little taken aback at the hostility toward Anne Heche. What really makes her such a prime candidate for this kind of attack? (QUOTE)
I think Anne Heche sends people's phony alerts into overdrive. Although I have many times wrongly gauged the taste and sense of the American public (Milli Vanilli anyone ?), in general, the public can see an out and out fraud when it rears it's ugly head.
Unfortunately, most people have pegged her for the opportunistic attention sponge she is.
Case in point - a tell all memoir when she was famous for all of five minutes ? She was really famous for who she was sleeping with, not for her art. She was grabbing all she could get in her brief fifteen minutes. Plus, splashing her intimate relationship all over the press was in questionable taste and it completely eclipsed her career. It's not even a gay thing. Melissa Etheridge has an actress girlfriend and they aren't giving joint interviews and hooting all over about their eternal love after knowing each other for 6 months. Such hoopla is suspect.
The American public seems to have a certain amount of Goodwill for celebrities. And it seems linked to their talent. Elizabeth Taylor can get away with absolutely anything. For one thing, she has been around forever. For another, she was a world class performer. Thirdly, the tragedies she has overcome have been epic (near death illnesses, being widowed, etc.). There are others in the same category - Liza Minnelli, and even our Stevie have had well documented personal problems, that in light of their talents are forgiven. Significant artists are somehow expected to be flawed and challenged. If you are "special" enough, you are not tossed off the shrine.
People like Nick Nolte and Robert Downey Jr. seem to teeter forever on the precipice. They are just talented enough to still work and not lose their credibility entirely. But, I digress.
Ultimately, Heche-Lafoon gives people the creeps... the wacky "eternal love" after a few months, the "disappearance breakdown", the flip-flop sexuality. Ultimately, it was the need to trumpet the whole saga to a half interested public in print and on Barbara Walters that sent me over the edge. It's cheap, it's tawdry, and I think at the end of the day it was all a big desperate act to get noticed. I pity the kid and the clueless husband.
Off the soapbox for now !
CarneVaca
04-24-2003, 08:29 AM
Originally posted by sparky
I think Anne Heche sends people's phony alerts into overdrive. Although I have many times wrongly gauged the taste and sense of the American public (Milli Vanilli anyone ?), in general, the public can see an out and out fraud when it rears it's ugly head.
Unfortunately, most people have pegged her for the opportunistic attention sponge she is.
I won't give the American public that much credit. If 70 percent of polled Americans can support the biggest fraud that's been perpetrated on the American public in a long time -- George W. Bush -- the American public is easily bamboozled. Look at the crap that passes for pop art these days. A discerning public would know better.
Case in point - a tell all memoir when she was famous for all of five minutes ? She was really famous for who she was sleeping with, not for her art. She was grabbing all she could get in her brief fifteen minutes. Plus, splashing her intimate relationship all over the press was in questionable taste and it completely eclipsed her career. It's not even a gay thing. Melissa Etheridge has an actress girlfriend and they aren't giving joint interviews and hooting all over about their eternal love after knowing each other for 6 months. Such hoopla is suspect.
I don't know anything about you and I will not make assumptions about you. But I wonder if in general this anti-Heche sentiment is a gay thing. And it's sad really. Here are a bunch of people who have followed every move of two members of this band, and would actually pay to be there in a dark, candlelit room with them just to see if they would screw each other's brains out. Then you turn around and say Heche "was splashing her intimate relationship all over the press." Isn't that what Lindsey and Stevie have been doing for almost 30 years? And here they are playing it up again, saying this song is about Stevie, that song is about Lindsey. I am tired of this old bull**** story, frankly. You got people here complaining there isn't enough sexual tension during their live performances.
Why is it OK for Lindsey and Stevie to constantly rehash their relationship for the public but not for Anne Heche to write about hers?
Just leave the woman alone.
DownOnRodeo
04-24-2003, 09:13 AM
Carne mate what's the deal? You're comparing Lindsey & Stevie's romance as documented through , if nothing else, the Rumours songs... a body of art (and one of the best of all time; indeed, the name of this board)... you're comparing that with Anne Heche's celebrity hook-up, which, if nothing else (and there was nothing else) had no artistic context? :laugh: :confused:
And I think you'll find that people's remarks here are based on Anne's reputation as a fruitcake, not as a lesbian, or whatever sexual label she might claim/fall under now. This is the last board on earth that people will have issues with sexuality! :rolleyes: ;)
CarneVaca
04-24-2003, 09:20 AM
Rodeo, are you not passing judgment on her motivations and the way she chooses to live her life? I've not read her book, and I don't waste time watching celebrity interviews, with a few exceptions. Now you have a lot of people who read the stuff, watch the interviews, feed on this like hungry dogs with a bone, just to cut the individual in question down.
I fear that is what's happened on this thread. It's disappointing. I don't care if Anne Heche is a fruitcake, a user or a part-time lesbian. That's her business. I choose not to buy her books or pay much attention to what she's doing with her life.
Lastly, I see what you're saying about artistic context, but you don't really believe that the Buckingham-Nicks affair has been aired only through the Rumours songs, do you? Do you not see that it has become a marketing scheme? And as such, how is it different from Anne Heche's book?
Janet
04-24-2003, 09:47 AM
The Dance was exploiting their "feelings" for the benefit of the extra dollar.
People wanted to see the chemistry...alot of people did...and they knew that...and even though Lindsey was going to be a daddy and had NO intentions of being with Miss Nicks, he just played along.
Really kind of sickening but I bought into it very much, I still do...so no, the S/L is no different than Anne Heche...really...if you get down to the nitty gritty.
strandinthewind
04-24-2003, 10:24 AM
Originally posted by strandinthewind
Of course LB could have thought he was stuping ole Anne, but in reality (now there's a good word for this post), he was banging Anne's alter ego "Celestia," who is said by Anne to speak in what is best referred to as tongues. Oh the possibilities with that . . . ;) :laugh: :eek: :cool: :D :wavey:
Is it OK to guff Celestia?
:confused: :] :]
Note: this was meant solely to add leveity and, unlike Anne/Celestia, should not be taken seriously :cool:
dissention
04-24-2003, 10:55 AM
Anne Heche puts herself out there for the criticism. She's a joke. I personally don't mind her acting, but her stunts are outrageous. But, Carne, I can see your point and you're absolutely right.
As for the LB/SN drama, all it is is marketing and promotion, nothing else. I'm sure there is a little tension, but c'mon: it's been over twenty years. The story is old and boring and it's beginning to become repellent. I look forward to these appearances on TV like Dateline and Today, only to be disappointed by having the same old **** hashed out like a million times before. I'm sick of it. Why not talk about the making of the album, the meaning of the songs, what it was like in the studio, what they think of each others songs? Screw the same old drama that is becoming laughable. They've been in their careers for over thirty years, if they can't come up with anything else to talk about, it's a damn shame. Get some new material, folks.
GardenStateGirlie
04-24-2003, 01:43 PM
Running through the Garden...HELL NO...i'm running through the cotton fields behind Sharon's house and setting them ablaze...lol. I honestly take offense at someone insinuating that we're all homophobic or some *BS.*My best guy friend who's going to see Fleetwood Mac with me...GAY! But I don't have to prove myself to you or anyone else.
The problem with Ms. Lafoon... I think I can speak for those of us that had something to say on the matter....we think she's a flake and a media-whore. Nothing more, nothing less. It has nothing to do with her sexuality. If you dig chicks, dig chicks. If you dig guys, you go for it. Frankly, I could care less.
As far as the Stevie/Lindsey thing...while I do think they play into it at times, I think being together on stage and on tour and in the studio conjures up emotions from the past. Yea, they broke up a looong time ago but they've been around each other a lot since then. There's still going to be emotion there....maybe it's because i'm a girl and we tend to be more emotional but I could see where Stevie, who's never really had a real marriage and has had several relationships, none of which lasted, could still have feelings. She has her life, and her music, both of which have and will continue to include him. Perhaps he was the one great love of her life? Who's to say? I'm not them so I don't know. But discussing their relationship or lack of relationship...to get upset at that? As John Stossel says on 20/20...<b>GIVE ME A BREAK</b>. It's all in good fun.
<b>"I went DOWN DOWN DOWN...in a burning ring of fire"</b>
EnchantedStorms
04-24-2003, 02:16 PM
LOL.....Oh, Sharrrrrrron??????? Where are you with those cottonballs, dear? :laugh: Lawzy, it's gettin' mighty hot in here.... :D
~Angela~
sulamith
04-24-2003, 02:17 PM
We're all just a buch of little field mice with our cottonballs, aren't we? hee hee!
Come on, you non-romantics, how can you say that you don't care/aren't interested in the relationship of S&L? So, you want to hear them talk about the songs on SYW? Well, the songs are about EACH OTHER, and it's only the basis for the whole thing, so why should that be interesting? When they are asked about the songs, they usually say it is about Lindsey/ it is about Stevie, so here we go around the mulberry bush once again!
You can't have Fleetwood Mac without it.
-Sharon
sulamith
04-24-2003, 02:19 PM
Here ya go, baby, sweetie, honey pie..........
Here's a whole wad.
Don't say nuthin'.
-Sharon
EnchantedStorms
04-24-2003, 02:34 PM
i mot shayin muffin. (mumbling around the cotton stuffed in my mouth :D)
Oh, wth....Now, I know Peacekeeper is no Silver Springs....but everyone has to admit that part of the draw to that song is the EMOTION behind it, that they both spewed back and forth on the video. There would even be any music without all that drama. At least, not the music that we all know and love. So, c'mon, SnL.....at least give us a LITTLE of that...a few looks back and forth, instead of staring straight ahead. Maybe it was Jay Leno....maybe he put them in a daze.
As far as Mrs. Lafoon...she's just plain weird. And if she wasn't connected to Lindsey, I wouldn't even CARE. I guess I'm just amazed that he found something in common with her. Then again, even though I love him to death, Lindsey can be pretty weird too, sometimes, LOL!
~Angela~
sulamith
04-24-2003, 02:39 PM
I think ol' Linds likes his lovin' a little freaky, kinky, and kinda bent........
He has a penchant at times for mascara and eye shadow, you know.
Wooooooooo, I need a cold shower.
-Sharon
EnchantedStorms
04-24-2003, 02:43 PM
lmao, Sharon..... I seriously try to block that outta my mind. WHAT was he thinking???
Less is more, Linds. Sometimes.
:laugh:
~Angela~
SmthngOfADreamr
04-24-2003, 02:51 PM
Originally posted by EnchantedStorms
i.but everyone has to admit that part of the draw to that song is the EMOTION behind it, that they both spewed back and forth on the video. There would even be any music without all that drama. At least, not the music that we all know and love.
YES YES YES! I SO agree with that. In fact I didn't like Silver Springs at all when I first heard it on the radio... that is until I saw it on MTV or VH1 or whatever. Then I was all over it.
So the question is... What the hell are they doing? Why have they suddenly become so boring? Maybe Lindsey is behaving this way because of the wife or something. :rolleyes: Is it she who is ruining our band??? ...lol :laugh: Ok now I'm probably going to be called a chiffon head or something. :laugh:
sulamith
04-24-2003, 02:55 PM
Do we have another Yoko Ono on our hands?
-Sharon
SmthngOfADreamr
04-24-2003, 02:56 PM
Originally posted by sulamith
Do we have another Yoko Ono on our hands?
-Sharon
ROTFLMAO!!!! :laugh: :laugh: ;) :laugh: :laugh: Could be... :shrug:
SeventhWonder
04-24-2003, 07:59 PM
Originally posted by sulamith
Come on, you non-romantics, how can you say that you don't care/aren't interested in the relationship of S&L? So, you want to hear them talk about the songs on SYW? Well, the songs are about EACH OTHER, and it's only the basis for the whole thing, so why should that be interesting? When they are asked about the songs, they usually say it is about Lindsey/ it is about Stevie, so here we go around the mulberry bush once again!
You can't have Fleetwood Mac without it.
-Sharon
Actually.....I really could care less about the Lindsey/Stevie thing. What drew me into FM originally was Stevie's voice and songs, not her looks, not her love life. The music is what's important to me.
sulamith
04-24-2003, 08:39 PM
Well .....um...the music IS her love life. They are one and the same.
-Sharon
EnchantedStorms
04-24-2003, 08:45 PM
Stevie's voice and lyrics are what drew me in originally, too. Actually, it was her voice...I've always had a thing for scratchy voices, since I was a kid. (Kim Carnes, Rod Stewart, Bonnie Tyler, etc.) When I got older, I started really paying attention to what Stevie was *saying*, though. And I realized, man...this woman has to have been through it, to write these beautiful words, that I really began to relate to. So, after I had gotten my hands on all that I could find of hers, I wanted to know exactly *what* she had been through to be able to write like she does. The more I found out, the more amazed I was. And fascinated. The music still means more to me than the story behind it, but at the same time, if it were not for that story behind it all, there would not BE this wonderful music that we have to listen and relate to.
:)
~Angela~
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