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Originally Posted by bombaysaffires
well, especially as Irving himself said in his way too gleeful takedown of Lindsey after the firing, "After 2018 when Fleetwood Mac evolved with their new lineup, my continued work with the band was due entirely to the fact I’ve been aligned with Stevie Nicks in thought and purpose from the earliest of days. "
He was never, ever going to be on Lindsey's side. Ever. Period.
So he was Stevie's Satan, but never would he be Lindsey's.
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Yes! And that's why I struggle to understand why Lindsey hired him. Irving had been Stevie's manager since the post Tusk years. He should have known who he was dealing with. Artists are naive when they're young and just starting out; there are thousands of well-known cases. But by 2011, Lindsey already knew how that world worked, and in any case, he had the money to hire the best lawyers in show business before signing anything. Mystery to me.
PS: Fleetwood Mac didn't 'evolve' in 2018. It just dissapeared. My feeling as a fan at that moment, but I think time has proven me right.