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Originally Posted by PenguinHead
Stevie's songs, practically an album unto itself (with the inclusion of Not Make Believe) are up to par, yet distinctive to the time and circumstance in which they were created. Keep in mind that Lindsey played a significant role in establishing the rock star status she has achieved. He molded her raw demos into commercial gold, even in times when they became arch enemies. He has never wavered in his intentions to work with her to do the best he can with her songs. Lindsey is not Hitler, as he has shown a much more pragmatic demeanor than Stevie.
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The thing I've never understood, is there are a number of interviews where Lindsey and Stevie talk about Stevie learning to trust Lindsey again. Trust how? Romantically, she was the one who cheated and left him. Musically, he continued to produce hits for her, even if he didn't want to (which is also always mentioned in interviews). He left the band, but came back, and has been back for 18 years. So I've never understood what exactly they're talking about there in regards to trust issues.