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Originally Posted by Josh2003
I guess she, for some reason, has the mentality that she can't be "fun" while with Fleetwood Mac...it's not "her show," but her band's.
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That's strange. Didn't she laugh and have fun on past tours with Fleetwood Mac? I don't necessarily think that's it. Maybe she feels more pressure on her being the only female and, like someone mentioned, perhaps is more intimidated when the audience isn't totally filled with her following. And yet,
that doesn't make sense either...because this is a band and the dynamics call for one to "share" the spotlight, the attention, and the music.
Perhaps her heart isn't feeling it as much anymore. It's sort of sad to say, but many performers have felt spent after so many years of singing the same songs in similar sequence. It's not exactly abnormal.
Or maybe she just doesn't know how to compete with that crazy man on stage with her.
That's not meant as a slight to Stevie, but let's be honest: Lindsey is, uh, well...he's pretty incredible up there. It's very much his territory, and he seems to be someone who, with age, has grown stronger, tighter, more confident...it happens.
But she's great! I enjoyed what she had to offer. I thought Gold Dust Woman and Stand Back were
amazing. And I'm even on the SOTM camp because I would SO love to hear that one. Or Angel. Seven Wonders? Paper Doll? She can still rock it. Even if it's a little far in between at some moments, she's got it.