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Originally Posted by saniette
Stevie was supposed to participate in what became the BuckVie album, because everyone else in the band is on it! Not just because Lindsey said so, like he holds that kind of sway. And why couldn't that be called a Fleetwood Mac record anyway? Stevie had nothing to do with that either right? The only member who gets to decide what is and is not Fleetwood Mac is her apparently.
You take umbrage at Stevie being made the villain of the piece, but it's OK for Lindsey to be the villain? Explain to be how that's the superior, logical viewpoint? Just because you don't like Lindsey?
The hypocrisy is on all Stevie's side sorry. She should have been fired already based on the rules they're applying to Lindsey. But money talks right? So that justifies the unfairness of the situation?
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Let's be clear about Buckingham/McVie ... Stevie never promised to participate in that project. Lindsey kept pushing her to participate and she kept saying "no". He then go Mick and John to participate and kept pushing Stevie but she kept saying "no". In recent years, Stevie has had no interest in another Mac studio album primarily because of the way Lindsey records albums which tends to drag on for months and months and is a very unpleasant experience for most involved. That's very different then the upcoming tour where Lindsey agreed to participate and then decided that he wanted to re-work the tour schedule to accommodate his solo tour. In Stevie's case, she never agreed to something and then changed the plan. In Lindsey's case, he agreed to something and then wanted to change things around.