Stevie & Lindsey Intimacy

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Originally Posted by elle

i'm happy we won't have 10 minute rambling in the middle of the set, yeah. but a little bit a banter here and there is always welcomed, as far as i'm concerned - as long as it doesn't take the place that can be used for 2 songs instead, when there are so many songs we want to hear them play.


you seem to imply that what i wrote and that specific line are contradictory - can you clarify why?

most other times LB says "it worked out ok!" considering huge success the band had with both of them joining. what does he mean by turning it around and joking "where did that get me?" -maybe that he might have been better off if he didn't bring her to FM with him? maybe career-wise he'd be more successful if only he joined? or on a personal level, they wouldn't have to deal with all the old relationship baggage for decades after? idk.

he changed his line a bit and that's fun, i'm not sure there has to be some deep meaning to it. there was also that other time when he said "it wasn't looking good for ya, was it?" when she's talking about being a cleaning lady going nowhere before joining FM.

it's also funny because every time he says something a bit different she seems to be a bit caught off guard, but after initial surprise she just goes back to whatever she was gonna say anyway.

No implication, no contradiction, and definitely no deep meaning. Just trying to say that I believe they both like to stir the pot, push a button, make a joke, take a jab, whatever you like to say, and yes, I think that is totally funny when they do. I think that will always be a part of their interaction with one another. Just think it goes both ways, that's all. Like when Lindsey says " that's love baby ", " or that's loyalty ", through much of the tour, and then, I think at one of the European shows, Stevie felt the need to list all of her cleaning duties to him and the audience, to let them know that she showed her love to him as well, to which Lindsey replied, " I can't win ". To me, it goes back and forth, and I love it.