Lindsey on Rockline

[Johnny Stew]

Originally Posted by SandyMac

Keep the updates coming please. It is getting late here and have to head off to bed. I am so happy for Lindsey.

Will do, Sandy!

Great question, Dave.

As we already know, the band has "tentatively" set January to rehearse -- but will spend some of that time getting reacquainted with each other.

Will probably tour only America... then hopefully head back into the studio for a release the next year (2010).

Again with the "Christine has burned her bridges" comment.

Said that he's been asked several times why not go into the studio first -- said that it will be a "proving ground" so they can talk and get a feel of what they want to do.

"A lot left to be explored in Fleetwood Mac."

"Great Day" is a favorite of Lindsey's from this album -- Will co-wrote it (was walking around singing the chorus, and LB liked it).

[Johnny Stew]

Lindsey says he hasn't heard the recorded version of "GYOW" in a long time -- doesn't go back and listen to the studio versions very often.

Tim from Pittsburgh asked about what inspired "Monday Morning."
Lindsey says he has to shake the memory banks -- as with Rumours, the songs from Fleetwood Mac were a little autobiographical. By the time he and Stevie joined Fleetwood Mac, they were already growing apart (as were John and Chris). "MM" was about him feeling that there was this person who would be close one day and sort of play "hide & seek" the next, because the relationship was growing apart.

[SuzeQuze]

Originally Posted by Johnny Stew

Lindsey says he hasn't heard the recorded version of "GYOW" in a long time -- doesn't go back and listen to the studio versions very often.

Tim from Pittsburgh asked about what inspired "Monday Morning."
Lindsey says he has to shake the memory banks -- as with Rumours, the songs from Fleetwood Mac were a little autobiographical. By the time he and Stevie joined Fleetwood Mac, they were already growing apart (as were John and Chris). "MM" was about him feeling that there was this person who would be close one day and sort of play "hide & seek" the next, because the relationship was growing apart.

Which was a great question and such an interesting answer. Because my perception of the song was that Lindsey sort of felt in and out of the relationship, not that he was watching the other be that way. Perhaps it was a little of both though.