One thing I noticed about Christine...

[applebucked]

She has the most terrible memory with dates and details.

1. There was one interview where she forgot that "Got A Hold On Me" was the name of her first single.
2. Save for the LA earthquake, she apparently forgot everything from 1993-1997. It's like she jumped from the inauguration to The Dance in her ITM interviews.
3. At one point, she said that they met Stevie and Lindsey in Mick's house and not in a Mexican restaurant.

[jbrownsjr]

Originally Posted by applebucked

She has the most terrible memory with dates and details.

1. There was one interview where she forgot that "Got A Hold On Me" was the name of her first single.
2. Save for the LA earthquake, she apparently forgot everything from 1993-1997. It's like she jumped from the inauguration to The Dance in her ITM interviews.
3. At one point, she said that they met Stevie and Lindsey in Mick's house and not in a Mexican restaurant.

Yeah, they all have really bad memories... she included...

[applebucked]

That's true, but she seems to be among the worst offenders of them all.

Especially #2 on the list. Others forget specific events (and sometimes not consistently), but Chris takes it to another level and forgets a whole block of time.

[jbrownsjr]

Maybe she doesn't like talking about the "Time", era.

[applebucked]

Originally Posted by jbrownsjr

Maybe she doesn't like talking about the "Time", era.

Maybe, but I'm sure her memory is very vivid when it comes to people on her 'hit list' (also I realized that time block contained the Bob Welch lawsuit too, but I chalk up that one to her not wanting to talk about it for obvious reasons). Though that doesn't explain why she seemed to have forgotten that Lindsey's solo project led to The Dance and not the inauguration. Not in just one radio interview, but several of them.

Okay I found another one: She said that the final "Dance" tour stop was in Atlantic City when it was in Landover.

[Dex]

I have to say, as much as I can see why fans might be keen to criticise/laugh about the "bad" memories of Mac members, as many of us often do on this board, it doesn't always seem entirely fair. Who among us really has such an unfailing episodic memory of our own lives? I can't even remember loads of stuff that happened last year. Not off the top of my head, anyway. Let alone 30+ years ago. And I never drink or do drugs. Forgetting some things or getting dates wrong by a year or two seems pretty normal and human, to me. I'm actually amazed that they all seem to recount as much as they're able to, to be honest. Although I suppose large chunks of that are rehearsed and repeated many times in interviews. But you know, things like which city the Dance tour stopped in hardly seem like memories that would be likely to stick with her forever. People just don't view their own lives the way that fans view them.

[michelej1]

Originally Posted by applebucked

3. At one point, she said that they met Stevie and Lindsey in Mick's house and not in a Mexican restaurant.

I like to think that Mick's house was above a Mexican restaurant.

Michele

[aleuzzi]

Originally Posted by michelej1

I like to think that Mick's house was above a Mexican restaurant.

Michele

Yes!! Too funny.

I imagine the repetitiveness of the road and the year-in year-out drudgery of touring may mean one is prone to an impressionistic memory, as opposed to a precise one.