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Originally Posted by bombaysaffires
well, Christine's recent comments add do a real credibility to the notion that they haven't gotten along with each other for long time offstage.
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How long's a long time? Did she miss 2010, for example?
“I spent a lot of time with Stevie when she was making her solo album this last year and we spent a lot of really nice quality time…”
“I’ve spent a good deal of time with Stevie in the last year and we’re getting along, you know, as good or better than we’ve ever gotten along”
"You know, she has an album out as well and we spent a good deal of time together…”
"I knew Stevie was working on a solo album and I called up and I said, ‘Is there anything I can do?’ So I started going over there and hanging out, and we just had the best time.”
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Originally Posted by Montclare
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.
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It's interesting, isn't it? I remember on Unleashed interview where he was talking about rehearsals and his main purpose really seemed to be working on that. Again, in that Don't Stop documentary in 2009.
And in an interview about the EP songs in 2013:
Extended Play” also features “Miss Fantasy,” a new track with very classic Fleetwood Mac harmonies. How did that come about?
That was sort of in a moment when I’d had some interaction with Stevie where I felt like I was tapping into the whole lexicon of memories and of emotional connections going all the way back to before she and I were a couple. She was really much caught up in the world of her solo effort. It was right at the end of that and I felt like it was hard to kind of find her in all of that or that perhaps more accurately,
it was harder for her to find me, and the person that she knew and trusted and so you know, “Miss Fantasy,” it may be “you don’t remember me/but I remember you” and that’s really what that’s about.