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Originally Posted by bombaysaffires
that fits perfectly with what one would expect.
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Right. I'm sure that Mick (and maybe Lindsey) are afraid that if they play this the wrong way, it will be the end of Fleetwood Mac.
But I think they're wrong. Stevie will be mad for sure. And I am sure she will throw it in their faces for the rest of their lives. But I just don't see her being so mad that she'll never tour with them again. She'll stop talking to them for two years and the third year they can all kiss and make up, which would put them right on the time line for the Fleetwood Mac goodbye tour. And three years is probably when she would have worked with them again, if they hadn't gotten on her bad side anyway.
Stevie loves the drama of a reunion and she'll have had time to miss feeling like Robert Plant, the superstar aura that she says FM brings with it. Even if she says, "I'll never work with any of them again. Instead, I'll focus on my painting," I don't think she'll hold to it, especially if the others start begging her in a couple of years.
I think Mick should roll the dice or set the bird free and let it return ... I don't know what the metaphor is. This is Hadrian's Wall. Walk it. Pulling the trigger on an album without Stevie won't be the end, Mick. Even if she says it is.
Michele