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Originally Posted by TrueFaith77
At the point you're referring to, it was too late to back out and he also knew that the double-album dream was coming under fire, so that was his Lindsey-ish way of stroking Stevie's ego with the double-album concept (in other words, it's not just for him, but for the benefit of her incredible output as well).
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Originally Posted by michelej1
I think Lindsey said that after they told him there shouldn't be a double album. So, he felt he'd lost that battle, but was still hopefully kicking around the ashes and trying to get them to change their mind.
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But Lindsey's comment was made near the beginning of the documentary, immediately after Stevie played the "Phoenix Four" ("Say You Will," "Destiny Rules," "Silver Girl" and "Illume"). She had only just joined the band to begin recording.
It seemed to be
later, as they were shopping around to find a record company, that the double album concept became a sticking point and Lindsey felt he "didn't have an ally in the band."