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[Penguin Emeritus]

Originally Posted by jbrownsjr

And one of the only times I thought Lindsey had chubby face. He ended up losing all that weight over the tour.

I wonder if he had a little work done. His eyes looked droopy there as well as his face being puffy. Later on his face seemed slimmer and his eyes also seemed more youthful....eyes don't really change if you lose weight lol.

--Lis

[aleuzzi]

Originally Posted by Penguin Emeritus

I wonder if he had a little work done. His eyes looked droopy there as well as his face being puffy. Later on his face seemed slimmer and his eyes also seemed more youthful....eyes don't really change if you lose weight lol.

--Lis

I would not be surprised if he had work done.

[jbrownsjr]

Originally Posted by Penguin Emeritus

....eyes don't really change if you lose weight lol.

--Lis

Now you tell me.

[vermicious knid]

I'm surprised at how many of these I haven't seen! Thanks to the person who posted the link to the Going Home documentary.

In trying to search for the Fleetwood Mac at 21 documentary (does anyone have that??), I did manage to find a whole other documentary I had never seen. It's about Fleetwood Mac but told with Mick as the protagonist, called Two Sticks and a Drum, from 2001. It's really well done. It includes new interviews with bunches of people and certainly isn't just about Mick, but the unique perspective allows for interesting stuff that you wouldn't get from a more even-handed approach.

You may have seen it before with about 15 minutes cut out, because there is another upload of it to youtube that has a lot of views, but which has been hacked up with parts removed. The version I linked to is the complete version, it appears.

[tango87]

Fleetwood Mac at 21 was a wonderful BBC documentary, made when Lindsey had just left the band. It seemed really raw for Stevie - I remember her saying something like 'As far as Lindsey and I are concerned, there's just nothing left to say'... Well, that wasn't exactly true, was it? Christine says 'I don't know what's going on with those two'.

It had an interesting audio interview with Peter Green, accompanied with photos of him with very long fingernails, and one with Lindsey with his Eraserhead hair, sitting at his studio desk, talking about his solo album and pretending to listen to the guitar solo from Big Love.

I'd just got massively into Tango the previous year, and it was very dismaying to watch this great documentary telling me that this amazing band I'd just discovered had basically broken up!