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Originally Posted by Gailh
The four of them record some tracks for however long it takes them. Lindsey comes to Kent in the school holidays and brings his family and gets Christine to add some vocals and keyboards to them in her studio
then she gives him some of her songs he chooses which ones they will use or they fight over which ones will be used and eventually come to an agreement. He takes these back to L.A. and the rest of them add whatever they need to.
As all this is computerised she could still have a veto on what they'd done.
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That is the most realistic way in which that can work.
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Lindsey and his family stay in her house, God knows it's big enough, and his kids get the opportunity to experience another culture and to know the true meaning of boredom (there's not much going in in Wickhambreux)
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Maybe Chris can give the two of them cooking lessons to pass the time. For the kids, they can always play with Dougal and George.
Yet somehow not for these people.
Though my more outlandish scenario would be the five of them rocking the casbah in Wickhambreux in a sort of documentary waiting to happen.
You have Chris and Lindsey staying in the barn until the wee hours of the night recording tracks and talking about life while sipping tea and eating (her dunking, him wolfing down -for some reason I imagine him being addicted to it-) Chocolate Hobnobs. Stevie, as part of the 'care package' had a quilt made for Christine and that is used as the makeshift sleeping quarters. Then you have Stevie alternating between pounding the grand piano and singing some songs she wrote and taking over Dougal's and George's morning dog walk in case Chris ends up staying up too late. Meanwhile, Mick and John raid Chris' fridge for leftovers in between drum and bass lines.