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Originally Posted by PenguinHead
I suspect the approach of bombarding him with questions is not going to endear him to you. Be grateful you got a response to a superfluous question.
What were the other questions you asked but weren't answered? I want to get a feel for types of questions he's more inclined to answer.
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Well, a few days ago I asked about ten questions in a row all at the same time. Six of those questions have been answered over a period of three days;
Three of them were answered at roughly the same time;
'Hey Richard. Did you try hitting on Carol Ann Harris before Lindsey?'
'Dear Richard, Do you receive royalties for all the songs for which you are credited as a co-writer?'
'Dear DickDash, Sorry to pry- I was wondering what your pay arrangement was? Did you receive a monthly wage or did you receive money as a percentage of album sales/ticket sales etc thanks'
The following day one more of those questions was answered;
'I was wondering about Stacy B. She looks quite young. Is she a Fleetwood Mac fan. Was she a Fleetwood Mac fan before you met? Did she know who you are when you met?'
And the following day two more of those questions were answered;
'Hey Richard, Cool blog. I understand Lindsey has a bad temper. I read that Lindsey once attacked Ken in the recording studio. Was you there at that time? Cheers'
'Did you ever tell Lindsey his Tusk songs were a bit wacko (which most people generally thought at the time). Or could you see what he was getting at straight away?'
I've also asked him a number of times about his relationship with Ken. I have wondered why they didn't do more work together (away from FM). They seem like very different people and hung out a bit in the early days I get the impression it was less so later on. I get the impression Ken was a bit more aloof from the band. It seems as if Richard doesn't want to answer questions about his relationship with Ken.