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Originally Posted by Villavic
I agree Lindsey wants to rectify that, so this would satisfy a neeed for him. He might feel the need to be remembered as a member of Fleetwood Mac, not a former member. And that's why he's saying what he's saying in those interviews, and why he wants some kind of reunion.
Which, again, isn't something I want. Sorry Lindsey.
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I think Lindsey's near death experience changed him more than the firing. His whole life he lived with losing his father and brother young to a genetic heart issue. The fear it happening to him always lived in the back of his mind. Its given him a new lease on life and he genuinely enjoys playing for people and soaking up their appreciation. Its a completely different Lindsey from years past. He does not remember much but loves sharing his past performances with his kids.