Urgent - Lindsey Interview!!!
 

Oh my God guys! I've just received my review copy of Gift of screws - haven't heard it yet....

BUT, I 've also had a note to say can I interview LB tomorrow evening!!!!!
Can I? Oh I think I can!!

It will be over the telephone (I'm in london). I'm frantically trying to contact the record company to confirm it. But, assuming it will happen - please feel free to put some questions down for him.

Sorry to sound so excited but hell I AM excited:laugh:

Will keep you updated as things unfold.

Here's some questions I have for him.

#1. Since Fleetwood Mac will be winding down next year, will he reunite Buckingham Nicks, and also with the same touring band, IE Gary Hodges, Tom Moncrieff, Waddy Wachtel, Bob Aguirre?

#2. Does he plan on continuing his solo career after FM?

Has He any intentions of coming to the UK ???????
Now that would be a great question.

Good questions guys. The UK one is definitely one to ask as I'd love to see him perform here. I had to travel to New York last tour.

I would ask him whether the following are rumours or fact:

1. Did Sheryl Crowe openly solicit FM to be an actual emeber of the band as opposed to a back up musician like Brett Tuggle, Neale, and the rest. Would she be in the "inner circle." If so, which members of the band were opposed to the idea and which were for it and why on both accounts?

2. Why did he sell his house on the hill - his dream home that was featured in Town and Country magazine?

3. Did he lose money on SYW?

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This is such a huge opportunity for a true fan to get to question him as opposed to the same ole questions in regular interviews.

For whom do you write, GyspySoul?

I would want to ask how he feels about the leaked Gift of Screws tracks and did that change how he did things thereafter. Did he not include any of those tracks on the new album because they had been leaked and so broadly disseminated?

I agree Strand - it's a great opportunity for us fans. I just wish the guy who sent me the note would return my calls and confirm the details for me. He's out of the office right now but I'll keep stalking him until he gives me a time and a telephone number for LB:laugh:

Before we get ahead of ourselves about life after FM and such we should ask:

1) Are rumors of a Farewell Tour true?

2) Is the next Mac album going to be new material, or a compilation?

3) Is it true Christine turned down the opportunity to even record with the band again?

4) What is the truth behind the Sheryl Crow rumors? Would they consider working with her in the future?

"can you express what it is you are experiencing when you toss your head back during the ISA climax?"

Could you make that Europe ?
I once promised in this board that i would make flamish stew with french fries for all european ledgies if LB would come to Antwerp. And the man himself would ofcourse also be invited :D

Btflchild - you never fail to make me smile. That is a cool question!
Thank-you everyone else too.
Suzy - the stew party sounds great. It's definitely worth a European tour!

1) Definitely inquire about the new Mac album and whether he will act as a co producer-----and a timeline of when he thinks they will actaully start the process because fans are terrified it may not happen after time spent together on the road.

2.) Ask if he he ever browses the message boards:D:nod:


3.) AND would he ever consider producing a solo album with Christine?

4.) Is there anything musically he hasn't done but would like to in the future?

5.) What does he do for fun when hes not playin 'rpund in the studio?






No, these are NOT you usual run of the mill questions that get asked but they are what the FANS really would like to know.:]

Would he consider singing an Elvis song in his concert set?

I think he'd do a cool job of "(Marie's the Name) of his latest Flame"

He mentioned it in an interview that he sang it as a kid as he was learning to play guitar.

(OK, sorry that my question is so lame, compared to the others. I hereby admit it, but I'd still like to hear him sing it.) It's harmless enough, that he might answer it.

Or ask him if he felt the recent earthquake. I thought THAT was the reason Christine moved to England.

Would he ever consider any other songs from Law and Order for his concert set besides Trouble? I think Shadow of the West would be gorgeous to hear live.

I hope you get this interview, gypsysoul! :thumbsup: