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Originally Posted by David
I don't think he was stoned. I think he was just appalled at the general trashiness of the event & the violence of the film itself. So in his brief exchange with Mark Goodman, he acted like a bit of a jerk: "It was a gaaaas, man ... a gaaas."
Then he said, "Meanwhile I'll stick to what I know, which is music" -- an obvious little dig at Prince.
The whole thing was a perfect example of Lindsey's feeling alienated from the Hollywood premiere crowd. He doesn't know how to act in such a setting: Should he act mature & risk standing out oddly, or should he pretend to "get with it" & hang loose? What's interesting is that both Lindsey & Stevie had essentially the same reaction to the film: too much kinky sex & violence. They were both uncomfortable watching it. Stevie apparently told Prince she didn't like the scenes of women being hit in the film, & this started some sort of rift between them.
Goodman closed by asking him whether there was anything Lindsey wanted to say about the immediate future plans of Fleetwood Mac. "Not a thing."
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Love the commentary.
Maybe they just didn't like it because it's, simply put, a bad film. But the members of Fleetwood Mac aren't particularly known for their good judgement on what is quality material all the time.