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Originally Posted by SteveMacD
That's really not even the point. The band can record whenever, wherever, whatever, and however the hell they want. They could sit around a campfire with a boombox and record something if they wanted to.
It's about how it's going to be released. I'm sure they'd rather deal with WB, the label that has released the vast majority of their albums, over other labels or dealing with an indie release at this point.
Who is currently working an album recently released on WB, while on tour with Fleetwood Mac, NOT touring in support of the album WB has a vested interest in?
Who is playing coy about her future plans, especially now that she has zero obligations?
Why would she rush to record an album of previously recorded demos right before Fleetwood Mac went into rehearsals (it's not like WB was demanding the album be finished before she hit the road with Fleetwood Mac)?
Stevie's totally recording with Fleetwood Mac at some point. This thing going on now is just a game. THIS is the politics Lindsey always bemoans. It gets us all involved, but then they come up with a narrative that unites fans around the project.
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But she doesn't have to play all of these games and keep the band hanging if it's only about a record deal and the RELEASE of the album. She can record with the band without any of that settled and after all their record deal doesn't only concern her. They aren't tied to WB either and they legitimately shopped around on the last album too.