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Old 03-07-2025, 02:53 AM
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Stevie must have been upset that the interviewer didn't ask her about "When I See You Again".

Based on their comments in the press around 1990, the band appeared to be on amicable terms with each other, but this could have been performative on their part to create the impression of unity following the departure of Buckingham. Both Stevie and Christine declared by the end of 1990 they would no longer tour with the band, so there must have been a level of dissatisfaction and or fatigue with the band at the point. As we know, Stevie and Mick had an acrimonious falling out the following year over "Silver Springs", so tensions were still very much present at that time.
This interview was right after the release of the Greatest Hits. BTM was only in the rough draft zone. Drama did start near the end of the 1990 tour and during Mick's book release when Stevie threatened to sue him. She was also unhappy how long the BTM tour was lasting. They were touring the hell out of Europe and Stevie had to delay Timespace again when the tour was postponed for several months. Then the Silver Springs fight happened.
But in 1988 and 1989 when this interview happened, it was all roses.
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