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Mick Fleetwood Tells Apple Music About
Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham Joining The Group…
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and I
sort of can maybe speak a little bit for Lindsey's and it was so well put, he said, "And then we didn't ever really, really deeply heal what had really happened to everyone.”
Mick Fleetwood Tells Apple Music About
Stevie and Lindsey’s Ongoing Complicated Relationship…
I'll just say it, especially for
Stevie and Lindsey, I don't think certainly are not resolved fully, and I
wish they were and I visualize those moments as the years trickle by somehow, but I truly, somewhat
sadly think that that will go into the rainbow somewhere and never really change, but there you go.
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Mick Fleetwood Tells Apple Music About Leaving “Silver Springs” Off The Album...
I think Stevie ... I'm pretty sure she got relegated, or would grab at one of the two, and she always requested, even down to the tours that we've done most recently would be, "Let Stevie have a go at the ... “ The list, usually with huge success. And we go like, "Yeah, that's cool." I'm thinking that she probably put this together. And of course, I think it was on this album, that one of the age-old, what's the ... Silver Springs, that didn't make it on the albums. Right? That wasn't much fun for me. I had to go and tell her.It was in the car park at the record plant in LA at that point. We used about three or four different studios, and we had to get out of the record plot. I wander around a bit, so excuse my lack of concentration. But I think when we left the record plot… Wallowing around in the abyss. So anyhow, I ended up in a car park having to tell young Stevie that ... A great song, and truly, truly, truly, truly, we were so intent on, at that point when you master an album, getting it to sound, and we simply couldn't, unless we sacrificed the level of the dynamic of the album, when you put the needle down, and we just felt something had to go, and then that was the song … But that song became legendary, but no doubt was really supposed to be part of this album. And it was a forever ... Like
I was the Grim Reaper in the car park, that had to break the news, and Stevie's made me suffer inordinately ever since.