Fleetwood Mac at 21 (1988)

[Villavic]

Originally Posted by HomerMcvie

You can't rewrite history to your own liking.

I know. f I could, there would have been more studio albums, she would still be alive, there would have been more tours including continents they never went to, some brains would not be damaged by the 70s candies.

But nobody is perfect.

[Macfan4life]

In Lindsey's defense he said it did not happen this way. Stevie's version is the most violent where she alleges he threw her against the car and she thought he was going to kill her. She started making threats that her father and brother will find him and kill him.

Who would have thought that this same Stevie that physically attacked Lindsey for him to stay in the band would be the same Stevie 30+ years later that blackmailed the band to fire Lindsey.

[Villavic]

Originally Posted by Macfan4life

In Lindsey's defense he said it did not happen this way. Stevie's version is the most violent where she alleges he threw her against the car and she thought he was going to kill her. She started making threats that her father and brother will find him and kill him.

And that's why I didn't include those details of the supposedly physical segment. We will never know what is true and what not. I think one of Lindsey's solo song was an answer to Mick about it?

Anyway what I am sure of from that whole episode that Mick wrote is that what John said is true.

There was a silence. And John McVie quietly said to Lindsey Buckingham, "I think you'd better leave now."

Because there's an audio from an interview I heard in some website where John says, "I meant to say leave the house, not leave the band" and he laughs!

[Macfan4life]

Originally Posted by Villavic

And that's why I didn't include those details of the supposedly physical segment. We will never know what is true and what not. I think one of Lindsey's solo song was an answer to Mick about it?

Anyway what I am sure of from that whole episode that Mick wrote is that what John said is true.

There was a silence. And John McVie quietly said to Lindsey Buckingham, "I think you'd better leave now."

Because there's an audio from an interview I heard in some website where John says, "I meant to say leave the house, not leave the band" and he laughs!

The funniest part is Christine yelling at both of them "why don't you guys kill each other on your own property."

[Villavic]

Originally Posted by Macfan4life

She looks good there
The Peter Green interview was fascinating and seeing his 2 inch fingernails
The doc does have an error. Tango never came close to #1 in the states but it was #1 in the UK
Christine looks amazing in the late 80s

That’s right, Christine looks beautiful.

And yes, Tango was not #1 on both sides of the Atlantic. But I must invoke Dr. Albert. It’s all relative. In the top ten list, position 7 does not come close to #1. But it does in the Billboard 200 chart.

Now I’m dismayed Stevie didn’t mention she went the next three days and bought all Fleetwood Mac records and listened to them back to front and that she made the decision to join Fleetwood Mac. That would have been fair and would have exposed Lindsey lying when he says "we made the decision". Why she forgot to tell that? It’s a mystery to me. Or she did and they cut off Stevie's answer. We should sue the BBC. Or did she only remember that in 1997?

From the clips of Peter they took outside his house, I gather he wasn't mentally well in 1988. But I suppose he improved later, like by the time he went to the RRHOF induction, though he didn’t say a word there or so I remember. But there is an interview from 2000 in YT where he seemed to be doing better and there he did speak fluently.