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Old 10-11-2012, 06:43 AM
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  • SN said in her q&a that LB used to smile and laugh before joining FM, but not much since, and that he is always very serious
  • she stated as her / DS's big achievement that they managed to make LB smile and laugh.
Just to clarify, Stevie wasn't inferring FM had anything to do with Lindsey not smiling. She was explaining why she "went out" with him - that he had a beautiful smile and was a lot of fun -- "in the beginning" and she didn't say that he was "always very serious" or that he didn't smile "much since".

I agree with Wildhearted on the second point - the interviewer fed her the line about "come on smile, Lindsey" and Stevie in her nervousness was using it as a punchline, "and we did get him to smile". It was a joke. I think Lindsey is a very funny guy and she would know better than any of us. A lot of that was just her getting on the interviewer train. You could tell she agreed with almost everything he said. I think she was just being polite -- and she was nervous -- she fidgeted a lot.
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Old 10-11-2012, 07:13 AM
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Jthe interviewer fed her the line about "come on smile, Lindsey" and Stevie in her nervousness was using it as a punchline, "and we did get him to smile". It was a joke. I think Lindsey is a very funny guy and she would know better than any of us. A lot of that was just her getting on the interviewer train. You could tell she agreed with almost everything he said. I think she was just being polite -- and she was nervous -- she fidgeted a lot.
oh, that poor helpless girl.

the interviewer looked cute. maybe that's why she wanted to agree with him on "almost everything"?
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Old 10-11-2012, 08:13 AM
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^ remember when I said Lindsey was her straight man? (But, he was cute!)
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Old 10-11-2012, 09:30 AM
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although, it can be debatable whether your ex, with whom you had on/off, love/hate relationship for 45 years, would be the most objective person to talk about you either.
She's probably not the most objective, but she knows him in a way that none of us do. All of us show different parts of ourselves to different people in our lives. Obviously Lindsey is not going to relate to a fan backstage the same way he relates to Stevie, but that doesn't mean he's not being his real self to either one of them. Stevie has a unique worldview for sure, but she's got to have some insights on a man she has known for almost 50 years now.
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Old 10-11-2012, 09:34 AM
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I don't really think she was trying to say he doesn't smile.
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Old 10-11-2012, 01:37 PM
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Certainly, there have been times when Stevie has thought Lindsey was too serious and she has said so. The interviewer probably got the impression that Lindsey was "sooo" serious from something he read Stevie say in the first place, rather than from his own head. Which came first? Chicken or the egg or Stevie? In past interviews, Stevie has said that she thought Lindsey didn't want to have any fun. She wanted Lindsey to play more and he thought she played too much.

Of course, those are older comments. Her opinion of Lindsey's seriousness may have changed since then. But those opinions probably informed the interviewer.

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He is serious!

I would have loved to see Stevie's face the first time she heard Bwana!! lol
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I would have loved to see Stevie's face the first time she heard Bwana!! lol
I would have loved to see Lindsey's face the first time he heard Jane.

I bet he was smiling then.

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And Lindsey has agreed he is pretty serious in the studio.
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I would have loved to see Lindsey's face the first time he heard Jane.

I bet he was smiling then.

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I would have loved to see Lindsey's face the first time he heard Jane.

I bet he was smiling then.

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Haha!! I love me some Michele in the fall. That was awesome!
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And Lindsey has agreed he is pretty serious in the studio.
I heard different, Ken said Lindsey was so funny he and Carol got really choked up quite often.
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Lindsey takes his work seriously

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Heart you wouldn't say that to Bob Dylan

and of course, why not re-watch this since people love to discuss it, and the whole thing is just hilarious on so many levels:



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I love that clip for the fact that Lindsey brought up a big point about my problem with Stevie's lyrics; one of her weak points as a songwriter -- her tenses are all over the place, rendering many of her lyrics confusing if not nearly incomprehensible. And Stevie bringing up Bob Dylan as her defense!!?? She's so ridiculous sometimes.

With her solo career I think she surrounds herself with "yes men"; people who won't challenge her too much, and sometimes her work has suffered for it.
and this comment from IYD doc review goes perfectly with Lindsey's face when she says it in DR doc (http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/rev...ks-film-377657):
"Though unconvinced viewers may snort when Nicks compares herself to Bob Dylan or treats lyrics scribbled on hotel stationery like relics of great import..."
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and of course, why not re-watch this since people love to discuss it, and the whole thing is just hilarious on so many levels:


The only thing that stands out for me upon re-watching this video is how freaking hot Lindsey looks. Click. Re-watch.
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