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teedeerocks 02-21-2015 02:46 PM

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Originally Posted by jbrownsjr (Post 1161353)
I can see the interview now:

Stevie Nicks gets Fleetwood Mac album off the ground:
Rolling Stone 3/15/2016

I sat Christine, Lindsey, and Mick down (well because John walks away when I speak) and I explained to them in detail what I wanted to give to them. Because they are in my band and they are my first priority. Being in Fleetwood Mac is like being in the army. Well, if the army had private jets and private hotels with grand pianos and a trail of assistants following you around, and if there wasn't any bombs or guns or killing. Yes, just like the army.

And I told them they are my first love and I told them how they are my first love cuz you know they already know that. And I told Lindsey I joined this band and we dated for ya know like 5% of the time that we've known each other, so we have to get along. And we need to do this, because Lindsey and I are so special. This may be our final project in Fleetwood Mac so it has to be good. I told all of them that.

When I looked up, for some reason Christine was hanging by a rope from the ceiling, Lindsey had jammed two sharp objects into his ears, and Mick was laying on the floor next to an empty bottle of pills. So I grabbed my little assistants and we pranced into my army like hotel and I played Rhiannon again. Because you know, it's the only song I really know how to play.. hahahahahah...

OMG!You are hysterical:laugh:You've got her interviews down to a science.Thanks for the laugh:xoxo:

Jondalar 02-21-2015 03:11 PM

I bet Stevie is hesitant because they have to tour to promote it.

bombaysaffires 02-21-2015 03:31 PM

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Originally Posted by nicole21290 (Post 1161325)
The exact conversation (because I prefer that to media paraphrase, which is helpful but somewhat limited...) went like this:

I’d take Lindsey Buckingham in the big machine or the small machine. I think it works either way. Which leaves me to offer this as the last question. So since Fleetwood Mac’s on the big tour now - everybody knows that so get your tickets if you can get in; they’re out there now - Um, what happens after the big tour? You gonna go back to more solo stuff?

Uh, eventually. But, you know, one of the really exciting things that happened before we started rehearsing the show with Christine is she came over, because she said ‘Lindsey, I’ve got some rough ideas for new songs’, and we, she came over and we went in the studio - the two of us with John and Mick - and again, you ask ‘Well, is that still going to work?’ and that was my thought. Oh my god, you know, is this, am I still going to be able to do what I used to do for her or is what she’s going to bring me - She gave me a bunch of stuff to take home after we saw her in England when we played there, and I worked on it at home, took lots of liberties, came back, she loved it. We went in the studio for two months and came up with probably the best group of songs which were co-written that I think we’ve done in years, so we are going to continue working on a new album. And, uh, the solo stuff will probably take a backseat for another year or so.

You know what, nobody’s complaining about that.

No. Least of all me.

People would love to hear another Fleetwood Mac album.

Oh, I’m telling ya, beautiful way to kind of wrap up this last act, you know.

Well, I suspect, uh, when that happens, you and maybe somebody else will come back and see us.

I certainly hope so.

'

thanks nicole!!

bombaysaffires 02-21-2015 03:41 PM

Speaking of Stevie interviews, it occurs that maybe Chris's participation in the Rolling Stone piece and her specific comments were really her way of "working" Stevie to do the new album etc. Last time Mick and to a certain amount Lindsey did a harder form of cajoling or manipulating… Mick's Playboy interview all gloom and doom and this is it for the band that's it I can't see a way forward etc etc worked, but probably won't work again. Maybe Chris is taking the opposite path, being kinder, more diplomatic, you know, the old "you catch more flies with honey" kind of thing… "Stevie's so magical and I just love her to bits" etc is to achieve the same goal, get Stevie into the fold, but using the tactic of making Stevie WANT to join in, rather than guilting her into it. Just a thought that wandered across my brain, "like a strand in the wind". :shrug:

SteveMacD 02-21-2015 03:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Jondalar (Post 1161370)
I bet Stevie is hesitant because they have to tour to promote it.

Oh the horror of making millions and millions while living the lap of luxury.

MikeVielhaber 02-21-2015 06:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Jondalar (Post 1161370)
I bet Stevie is hesitant because they have to tour to promote it.

I don't think that's it because if that were a genuine concern they could've done the album first. She decided to record a solo album instead. They had to have gone into this whole thing and with Christine returning knowing an album was in the cards.

SteveMacD 02-21-2015 06:25 PM

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Originally Posted by MikeVielhaber (Post 1161387)
I don't think that's it because if that were a genuine concern they could've done the album first. She decided to record a solo album instead. They had to have gone into this whole thing and with Christine returning knowing an album was in the cards.

That's the whole reason she came back to begin with.

Jondalar 02-21-2015 06:26 PM

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Originally Posted by SteveMacD (Post 1161375)
Oh the horror of making millions and millions while living the lap of luxury.

Why can't they make an album and not tour? That way she could do her album. She doesn't need the money.

SteveMacD 02-21-2015 06:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Jondalar (Post 1161389)
Why can't they make an album and not tour?

See also: Time, In The Meantime

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That way she could do her album. She doesn't need the money.
Neither does anybody else. You fail to grasp the concept that she chooses to be in the band, and singing and writing songs for the band are part of her job description. If that is unacceptable to her, she should leave. However, something is keeping her in the band.

olive 02-21-2015 06:54 PM

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Originally Posted by SteveMacD (Post 1161391)
See also: Time, In The Meantime


Neither does anybody else. You fail to grasp the concept that she chooses to be in the band, and singing and writing songs for the band are part of her job description. If that is unacceptable to her, she should leave. However, something is keeping her in the band.


like being a dr and refusing to treat the child of Lesbians makes no sense

SteveMacD 02-21-2015 07:33 PM

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Originally Posted by olive (Post 1161392)
like being a dr and refusing to treat the child of Lesbians makes no sense

That "man" needs to have his medical license revoked.

michelej1 02-21-2015 09:28 PM

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Originally Posted by bombaysaffires (Post 1161374)
Speaking of Stevie interviews, it occurs that maybe Chris's participation in the Rolling Stone piece and her specific comments were really her way of "working" Stevie to do the new album etc. Last time Mick and to a certain amount Lindsey did a harder form of cajoling or manipulating… Mick's Playboy interview all gloom and doom and this is it for the band that's it I can't see a way forward etc etc worked, but probably won't work again. Maybe Chris is taking the opposite path, being kinder, more diplomatic, you know, the old "you catch more flies with honey" kind of thing… "Stevie's so magical and I just love her to bits" etc is to achieve the same goal, get Stevie into the fold, but using the tactic of making Stevie WANT to join in, rather than guilting her into it. Just a thought that wandered across my brain, "like a strand in the wind". :shrug:

Yes, I agree. I think that's why Mick and Christine went to her selfie photography opening too. I mean Mick goes a lot of places because he's like that. So, he would have shown up. But I don't think that would be Christine's cup of tea normally. Michele

Jondalar 02-21-2015 09:59 PM

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Originally Posted by SteveMacD (Post 1161391)
See also: Time, In The Meantime


Neither does anybody else. You fail to grasp the concept that she chooses to be in the band, and singing and writing songs for the band are part of her job description. If that is unacceptable to her, she should leave. However, something is keeping her in the band.

And you fail to grasp that she doesn't have to do what you want her to do and no matter how much you moan and complain, it's probably doesn't matter.

olive 02-21-2015 10:49 PM

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Originally Posted by SteveMacD (Post 1161393)
That "man" needs to have his medical license revoked.

That man is a woman and she prayed on it ,and god guided her

teedeerocks 02-22-2015 12:13 AM

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Originally Posted by SteveMacD (Post 1161375)
Oh the horror of making millions and millions while living the lap of luxury.

Yes.Where does the hell end(throws hands in air)?:rolleyes:

Jondalar 02-22-2015 12:51 AM

So I take it that all you guys who have been moaning about Stevie holding out on the Fleetwood Mac, would be happy if she just did the album and not tour.

HomerMcvie 02-22-2015 01:18 AM

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Originally Posted by jbrownsjr (Post 1161353)
I can see the interview now:

Stevie Nicks gets Fleetwood Mac album off the ground:
Rolling Stone 3/15/2016

I sat Christine, Lindsey, and Mick down (well because John walks away when I speak) and I explained to them in detail what I wanted to give to them. Because they are in my band and they are my first priority. Being in Fleetwood Mac is like being in the army. Well, if the army had private jets and private hotels with grand pianos and a trail of assistants following you around, and if there wasn't any bombs or guns or killing. Yes, just like the army.

And I told them they are my first love and I told them how they are my first love cuz you know they already know that. And I told Lindsey I joined this band and we dated for ya know like 5% of the time that we've known each other, so we have to get along. And we need to do this, because Lindsey and I are so special. This may be our final project in Fleetwood Mac so it has to be good. I told all of them that.

When I looked up, for some reason Christine was hanging by a rope from the ceiling, Lindsey had jammed two sharp objects into his ears, and Mick was laying on the floor next to an empty bottle of pills. So I grabbed my little assistants and we pranced into my army like hotel and I played Rhiannon again. Because you know, it's the only song I really know how to play.. hahahahahah...

John, you absolutely KILLED me with this! Best post of 2015!!!:blob2::woohoo::wavey:

I really do wonder if they think she's the loon, that many of us do?

SteveMacD 02-22-2015 01:37 AM

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Originally Posted by Jondalar (Post 1161400)
And you fail to grasp that she doesn't have to do what you want her to do and no matter how much you moan and complain, it's probably doesn't matter.

I've never said that she did. Singing and writing songs is her job in Fleetwood Mac. If she doesn't want to do that, then she needs to leave Fleetwood Mac. Again, it's her job that she voluntarily does and gets handsomely paid to do.

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Originally Posted by Jondalar (Post 1161406)
So I take it that all you guys who have been moaning about Stevie holding out on the Fleetwood Mac, would be happy if she just did the album and not tour.

She is either completely in the band or she is completely out of the band. If she chooses to remain in the band, she has to record and tour. Fleetwood Mac already tried having somebody record but not tour, and it didn't work. She voluntarily chooses to be a member of Fleetwood Mac, her job description in Fleetwood Mac is to sing and maybe write songs. I don't know about anybody else, but I've never had a job where I could refuse to do the parts I didn't like.

jbrownsjr 02-22-2015 01:58 AM

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Originally Posted by HomerMcvie (Post 1161407)
John, you absolutely KILLED me with this! Best post of 2015!!!:blob2::woohoo::wavey:

I really do wonder if they think she's the loon, that many of us do?

I swear, I didn't think about it much. I just typed and thought of her interviews over the last 30 plus years and that just came out of me... :laugh:

Jondalar 02-22-2015 02:28 AM

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Originally Posted by SteveMacD (Post 1161408)
I've never said that she did. Singing and writing songs is her job in Fleetwood Mac. If she doesn't want to do that, then she needs to leave Fleetwood Mac. Again, it's her job that she voluntarily does and gets handsomely paid to do.


She is either completely in the band or she is completely out of the band. If she chooses to remain in the band, she has to record and tour. Fleetwood Mac already tried having somebody record but not tour, and it didn't work. She voluntarily chooses to be a member of Fleetwood Mac, her job description in Fleetwood Mac is to sing and maybe write songs. I don't know about anybody else, but I've never had a job where I could refuse to do the parts I didn't like.

She doesn't have to do anything and you are not God buddy. Stevie does not like to be told what to do, so your posts work against you.

HomerMcvie 02-22-2015 02:32 AM

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Originally Posted by jbrownsjr (Post 1161409)
I swear, I didn't think about it much. I just typed and thought of her interviews over the last 30 plus years and that just came out of me... :laugh:

:laugh:
One can only take so much loon, for so long. I'm all full up, too. She's full of sh*t.:wavey:

And I'd seriously bet you a grand, that they look at each other(when she can't see them), and roll their eyes over her.

kenzo 02-22-2015 07:11 AM

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Originally Posted by Jondalar (Post 1161406)
So I take it that all you guys who have been moaning about Stevie holding out on the Fleetwood Mac, would be happy if she just did the album and not tour.

I haven't been moaning, but yes, I would prefer a new album over not having a new album, even if there is no new tour.

BlueDenimLamp 02-22-2015 08:37 AM

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Originally Posted by SteveMacD (Post 1161408)
I've never said that she did. Singing and writing songs is her job in Fleetwood Mac. If she doesn't want to do that, then she needs to leave Fleetwood Mac. Again, it's her job that she voluntarily does and gets handsomely paid to do.


She is either completely in the band or she is completely out of the band. If she chooses to remain in the band, she has to record and tour. Fleetwood Mac already tried having somebody record but not tour, and it didn't work. She voluntarily chooses to be a member of Fleetwood Mac, her job description in Fleetwood Mac is to sing and maybe write songs. I don't know about anybody else, but I've never had a job where I could refuse to do the parts I didn't like.

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Originally Posted by Jondalar (Post 1161411)
She doesn't have to do anything and you are not God buddy. Stevie does not like to be told what to do, so your posts work against you.

Stevie does not have to do anything that her boss (Mick) is not requiring her to do...The blame for the fact that there has been no new FM product since "SYW" rests solely on Micks shoulders and no one else...

SteveMacD 02-22-2015 10:26 AM

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Originally Posted by Jondalar (Post 1161411)
She doesn't have to do anything and you are not God buddy. Stevie does not like to be told what to do, so your posts work against you.


jbrownsjr 02-22-2015 10:33 AM

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ hahahahaha!!!

David 02-22-2015 12:05 PM

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Originally Posted by kenzo (Post 1161421)
I haven't been moaning, but yes, I would prefer a new album over not having a new album, even if there is no new tour.

This band overtours anyway. I'd buy a new Fleetwood album but I wouldn't buy a ticket to a Fleetwood show anymore. Nicks sounds better on albums now than onstage, to my ears. I think I'd prefer hearing Chris McVie that way as well. But studio work for this band is so fraught with political melodrama that it seems unlikely to happen.

vivfox 02-22-2015 12:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Jondalar (Post 1161411)
She doesn't have to do anything and you are not God buddy. Stevie does not like to be told what to do, so your posts work against you.

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Originally Posted by SteveMacD (Post 1161424)

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Originally Posted by jbrownsjr (Post 1161425)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ hahahahaha!!!

Agreed. Bwahahahahahahahahaahahahahaha!!!!:laugh::laugh::woohoo:

jbrownsjr 02-22-2015 12:53 PM

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Originally Posted by SteveMacD (Post 1161424)

You should use this a lot more!!!

michelej1 02-22-2015 02:49 PM

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Originally Posted by HomerMcvie (Post 1161407)
I really do wonder if they think she's the loon, that many of us do?

I think that they all think both Lindsey and Stevie are loons, but in different ways. Since Lindsey is insane musically, sometimes it actually helps them to communicate with him. Other times, it is frustrating for them, when he is focusing on one thing too long and they are ready to move on.

With Stevie, I don't think they can communicate with her very well. She's always rambling about herself and something they're not interested in. They can't relate to her musically and count on Lindsey to do that. In the limo tape, Christine asks her to just be quiet for a bit and I bet they feel that way often -- even when no cocaine is involved. Like in the Destiny Rules video when Stevie joins the guys she is telling them all about her time away and how FM was with her all the time and Mick says that what she doesn't understand is that they spent all that time trying NOT to be FM.

But Mick just had a way of gently mocking her and discounting whatever she was going on about, to cut her off. Of course, he does the same mocking thing to Lindsey in the documentary too, when Lindsey leaves and he and Ray are alone.

And Lindsey and Stevie both think the other is crazy.

Michele

jbrownsjr 02-22-2015 03:25 PM

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Originally Posted by michelej1 (Post 1161461)
I think that they all think both Lindsey and Stevie are loons, but in different ways. Since Lindsey is insane musically, sometimes it actually helps them to communicate with him. Other times, it is frustrating for them, when he is focusing on one thing too long and they are ready to move on.

With Stevie, I don't think they can communicate with her very well. She's always rambling about herself and something they're not interested in. They can't relate to her musically and count on Lindsey to do that. In the limo tape, Christine asks her to just be quiet for a bit and I bet they feel that way often -- even when no cocaine is involved. Like in the Destiny Rules video when Stevie joins the guys she is telling them all about her time away and how FM was with her all the time and Mick says that what she doesn't understand is that they spent all that time trying NOT to be FM.

But Mick just had a way of gently mocking her and discounting whatever she was going on about, to cut her off. Of course, he does the same mocking thing to Lindsey in the documentary too, when Lindsey leaves and he and Ray are alone.

And Lindsey and Stevie both think the other is crazy.

Michele

This is my perception, too. I think Christine understands Lindsey better than Mick because they co-write and she just reels him in when she needs to.

I've seen both Christine, Mick and Lindsey all roll their eyes at Stevie. I've never seen someone talk about themselves more than she does.

bombaysaffires 02-22-2015 03:48 PM

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Originally Posted by jbrownsjr (Post 1161467)
This is my perception, too. I think Christine understands Lindsey better than Mick because they co-write and she just reels him in when she needs to.

I've seen both Christine, Mick and Lindsey all roll their eyes at Stevie. I've never seen someone talk about themselves more than she does.

well the story told by Tom Petty in the recent RS article was rather revealing-- Christine came to him and asked him to ask Stevie to make some musical change to a song because they felt he knew her better than they did. (I'm starting to really like Tom as a credible commentator on the relationships in this band lol)

In any event, the thought occurs that both Lindsey and Chris have spent extended time away from being in the band... and certainly for Chris, being out of the 'biz' altogether for long stretches. Even Lindsey bugged out for a bit. So they each have a point of reference to life that isn't all work, all fame, all music. Stevie has never done this. Her career was a bit flat in the 90s and she was zonked out on klonopin but then she wasn't really in position to be 'living' life in quite the same way. So her whole world is built on career, career, career.

I also remember she said in an interview that Don Henley "taught" her how to be a rock star. She didn't elaborate in detail, but I've always thought this to be a bad thing. The Eagles are...well, the Eagles, with all the narcissism and jerk off rock star attitude and behavior that goes with. Not terribly long after her time with him/them she'd make comments like the infamous "we're rock stars, we're not nice" etc. It always felt like Stevie, who craves to be liked, to be popular and all that (result of her transient childhood, always having to make new friends? who knows. Lindsey seems to think so :shrug:) took this kind of 'mentoring' to heart and embraced it. I think she can be nice, thoughtful, and down to earth when she wants to be, or when it suits her purposes, but I also think she really means it/believes it when she says "I'm a ROCK STAR" and I think that's when the British 'taking the mickey' must be required in order to get things done within the band.

michelej1 02-22-2015 05:32 PM

Stevie talks about the Eagles here in a 1981 interview with Mary Turner :

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"Let’s put it this way, I wasn’t the 9 year resident rock and roll star. I was new, but I had a job, I worked. Fleetwood Mac was happening. I had been singing along to the Eagles for five, ten years and then to finally actually meet all of them. I was very aware of what kind of guys they were, what they liked and what they didn’t like, who they accepted and who they didn’t accept. And I thought they were all roguish. And when I was with them I didn’t say anything about Fleetwood Mac ever. I just didn’t talk about it because it was easier if I was going to be around them to not talk about what I did because they weren’t really interested.”


"It says in the Highwayman, ‘she considers slowing down,’ but then he would never win. She purposely lets him win because it’s easier to let him win. She gets a lot further if she just lets him win. And I learned that a long time ago if I was going to be accepted as anything, as a songwriter, as a person, as anything, that I would have to be very quiet, unaggressive around them, feminine and trick them to death. And it worked. See I love them and I respect them so much, and they are, as far as I’m concerned the greatest songwriters and all I ever wanted from them was a pat on the back saying ‘not bad Stevie.' I didn’t want roses, flowers and accolades. I just wanted a word, which when Don came and sang on this album was probably the greatest compliment anyone has ever gave me because he would have never sang on that album if he didn’t think it was good.
When I was searching I found this 1994 quote from Details Magazine and it is very much where the band is today. I guess Stevie thinks they had better shut up about 24K and her solo career or else she definitely won't participate in a new album. She's keeping them treading water.

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Yeah, and if the book were to come out, a lot of people would cease to think of me as this eccentric, flaky girl. My journals tell the real story of what went on, like the way things changed after Bella Donna came out. No one in the band ever said a word to me about my solo career. They were keeping quiet for their own best interests. They knew if they ripped Bella Donna apart, I wouldn't give them any more songs. Remember, "Dreams', which is just me, is the only gold single that Fleetwood Mac ever had.

elle 02-22-2015 06:16 PM

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Originally Posted by michelej1 (Post 1161479)
When I was searching I found this 1994 quote from Details Magazine and it is very much where the band is today. I guess Stevie thinks they had better shut up about 24K and her solo career or else she definitely won't participate in a new album. She's keeping them treading water.
When I was searching I found this 1994 quote from Details Magazine and it is very much where the band is today. I guess Stevie thinks they had better shut up about 24K and her solo career or else she definitely won't participate in a new album. She's keeping them treading water.

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Yeah, and if the book were to come out, a lot of people would cease to think of me as this eccentric, flaky girl. My journals tell the real story of what went on, like the way things changed after Bella Donna came out. No one in the band ever said a word to me about my solo career. They were keeping quiet for their own best interests. They knew if they ripped Bella Donna apart, I wouldn't give them any more songs. Remember, "Dreams', which is just me, is the only gold single that Fleetwood Mac ever had.

someone on FB was telling me how she never omits to mention at her solo shows how she wrote band's only #1 hit. no wonder so many of her fans keep repeating this "only FM's #1 hit" like parrots.

:laugh: "only gold single" somehow i suspect GYOW, Landslide or Don't Stop far outsold it by now.
"which is just me" :lol:

gotta go back to jbrownsr's hilarious made up quote when i read stuff like this! :]

michelej1 02-22-2015 06:35 PM

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Originally Posted by jbrownsjr (Post 1161467)

I've seen both Christine, Mick and Lindsey all roll their eyes at Stevie. I've never seen someone talk about themselves more than she does.

I think Stevie's fans have the impression that the band discounts her because they don't appreciate her talent. I believe they do. If they kind of give her the "brush off, little sister" treatment, I think it's because they find her silly. It's not because they don't think she's a good singer, songwriter and entertainer. Even on the first album with Rhiannon, Landslide and John liking Crystal, I think they thought she was valuable. When Mick told her she was instrumental on Over My Head, I don't think he was flattering her, I think they all realized what she added to that song.

So, I don't buy that they ever underestimated her contributions to the band. They just maybe find her tedious.

She once said,

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I am funny. I crack up my band constantly. I could have been a comedian if I'd really wanted to. In Fleetwood Mac, I was pretty much told to be quiet at all times. I was so intimidated because I felt like nobody wanted me to be in the band and that they only wanted Lindsey, and me along for the ride.
I mean, this makes it seem like they just wanted her to be quiet because they thought of her as a child, but maybe they wanted her to be quiet because she was probably giggling, dancing, squealing and telling them about the 3 hours she spent taking selfies the night before, getting the lighting just right and placing candles all around the bathroom until they just couldn't take it anymore.

So you have giddy Stevie and Lindsey spending hours trying to make his guitar sound like a violin and no wonder the other 3 became big time alcoholics.

Michele

HomerMcvie 02-22-2015 07:10 PM

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Originally Posted by michelej1 (Post 1161485)
She once said,


I mean, this makes it seem like they just wanted her to be quiet because they thought of her as a child, but maybe they wanted her to be quiet because she was probably giggling, dancing, squealing and telling them about the 3 hours she spent taking selfies the night before, getting the lighting just right and placing candles all around the bathroom until they just couldn't take it anymore.

So you have giddy Stevie and Lindsey spending hours trying to make his guitar sound like a violin and no wonder the other 3 became big time alcoholics.

Michele

My favorite Stevie being ignored moment, is in the Tusk doc outtakes. She's blathering on in the studio, trying to tell them what she wants a song to sound like, and NO ONE is listening to her. She finally spins her finger at the side of her head, motioning that they're all crazy.

But they're all working together, and all completely ignoring her. :woohoo::woohoo::woohoo:

bombaysaffires 02-22-2015 09:54 PM

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Originally Posted by michelej1 (Post 1161479)



When I was searching I found this 1994 quote from Details Magazine and it is very much where the band is today. I guess Stevie thinks they had better shut up about 24K and her solo career or else she definitely won't participate in a new album. She's keeping them treading water.


they don't have the balls to tell her what to do. NO ONE does!!

Oh, and she gets the Presidential Suite in every hotel, "because I demand it".

This is the "teaching me how to be a rock star" sh^t I'm sure she was referring to.

Jondalar 02-22-2015 09:58 PM

It's time to accept the fact that Stevie is Fleetwood Mac. Life would be a lot easier if you all would just accept it.

KenshiMaster16 02-22-2015 10:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Jondalar (Post 1161499)
It's time to accept the fact that Stevie is Fleetwood Mac. Life would be a lot easier if you all would just accept it.

This has to be, hands down, the most delusional, insane and daft comments I've seen in a while. No one invvoled with theband is bigger than Fleetwood Mac. Out of 16 members that have come and gone, no singular person is Fleetwood Mac. To even say that just shows your inane bias. And this is coming from a Stevie fan.

SteveMacD 02-22-2015 10:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Jondalar (Post 1161499)
It's time to accept the fact that Stevie is Fleetwood Mac. Life would be a lot easier if you all would just accept it.

NUMBER OF TOP 40 FLEETWOOD MAC SINGLES
Christine: 9
Stevie: 5
Lindsey: 3

The 2014-15 tour has been MUCH more successful than the 2013 tour. What changed? Stevie was on both, Lindsey, Mick, and John were also on both. Tickets could be found for under $50 for opening night to in 2013. Not so in 2014. Sadly, I didn't see the price of that pavilion tour where Stevie was opening for Rod Stewart to use for comparison.

But, yeah, it's all about Stevie. :rolleyes:

SteveMacD 02-22-2015 10:40 PM

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Originally Posted by KenshiMaster16 (Post 1161501)
No one invvoled with theband is bigger than Fleetwood Mac. Out of 16 members that have come and gone, no singular person is Fleetwood Mac.

The only member who, at one point in time, was bigger than the band itself was Peter Green, and that was before he lost it. Anybody who got ripped off by the Beatles did something right.


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