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Old 05-24-2005, 10:54 AM
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When she and LB are arguing over who is going to mix the record. La Nicks says "well I lost a day to work on MONICA" - many doubted she said this and called me crazy, but if you turn on the closed caption, you will indeed see she ways "Monica" - why she says it - well, that is all speculation - but she does say Monica and it clearly is in reference to the song now called EFO.
There's no indication that they're referring to what we now know as Everybody Finds Out.
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I'm sure she was talking about a lesbian love doll/robot she was building in her room. If you look closely there's a DeWalt drill and an erector set behind the spirit catcher.
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I'm sure she was talking about a lesbian love doll/robot she was building in her room. If you look closely there's a DeWalt drill and an erector set behind the spirit catcher.
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There's no indication that they're referring to what we now know as Everybody Finds Out.

Well, yes there is. They are mixing the song EFO at that time and La Nicks refers to it as Monica. Thus, the connection - I mean what else could she be referring to? But, if you want to think she is talking about something else - who am I to keep you down.
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Old 05-24-2005, 10:59 AM
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I'm sure she was talking about a lesbian love doll/robot she was building in her room. If you look closely there's a DeWalt drill and an erector set behind the spirit catcher.
they are sitting on the Futon mext to the Birkenstocks and the enpty beer cans

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When she and LB are arguing over who is going to mix the record. La Nicks says "well I lost a day to work on MONICA" - many doubted she said this and called me crazy, but if you turn on the closed caption, you will indeed see she ways "Monica" - why she says it - well, that is all speculation - but she does say Monica and it clearly is in reference to the song now called EFO.
Yeah, but the closed caption for SOTM yell from the Mirage 1982 vid says "earoishdjfvhd&^&$(JIN{}MHG@#trvuiw" when it's obvious that Stevie said "khbywwit%$$^^ljiterj_+^#@#%&^*fhdifseiotg!!!!!!!!!!!!!"

So, you know, you have to take it with a grain of salt.
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Yeah, but the closed caption for SOTM yell from the Mirage 1982 vid says "earoishdjfvhd&^&$(JIN{}MHG@#trvuiw" when it's obvious that Stevie said "khbywwit%$$^^ljiterj_+^#@#%&^*fhdifseiotg!!!!!!!!!!!!!"

So, you know, you have to take it with a grain of salt.


Well, the largest distinction between the two for me is - in the Mirage video, not only is the caption a phonetic capture of her frenetic behaviour, but she punctuates it with the all to fab. panty revealing, listing spin at the end
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Old 05-24-2005, 01:51 PM
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Even if they say they're done I won't believe them. They say lots of things.
True...but would it really surprise you if they did call it quits? I mean, what do they have left to do? They've done it all, and they really don't need each other anymore. One of the only reasons the SYW album and tour ever saw the light of day is because Lindsey was told by the lable that his solo material would not be released unless it was a Fleetwood Mac venture. That was the impetus for this whole "getting back together" stuff. And we all know how much Mick loves $$$....and I'm sure the other band members didn't mind it too much either. But now, after the SYW album and mammoth world tour...what's the incentive to do it all over again? They're all getting up there in years---I can't imagine them having the energy to do that again. And I really get the sense that Lindsey and Stevie could do without each other, when they work together it's like oil and water. I'm not one of those who has romantic notions about those two...I really think they have a difficult time (to this day) working together and seeing eye to eye on projects (and it's not because of their romantic past anymore either) they just DO NOT play well together. DR is a perfect example of that. Don't get me wrong, I love Fleetwood Mac, and I enjoyed every show I went to in the last couple years, I don't necessarily want them to call it quits, but I believe that they've done everything they want to do together. I don't think the two songwriters have a need or want to work with one another again. I could be completely off base here...but this is the feeling I get.
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True...but would it really surprise you if they did call it quits? I mean, what do they have left to do? .

They will tour the next time John and/or Mick needs money.
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True...but would it really surprise you if they did call it quits? I mean, what do they have left to do? They've done it all, and they really don't need each other anymore. One of the only reasons the SYW album and tour ever saw the light of day is because Lindsey was told by the lable that his solo material would not be released unless it was a Fleetwood Mac venture. That was the impetus for this whole "getting back together" stuff. And we all know how much Mick loves $$$....and I'm sure the other band members didn't mind it too much either. But now, after the SYW album and mammoth world tour...what's the incentive to do it all over again? They're all getting up there in years---I can't imagine them having the energy to do that again. And I really get the sense that Lindsey and Stevie could do without each other, when they work together it's like oil and water. I'm not one of those who has romantic notions about those two...I really think they have a difficult time (to this day) working together and seeing eye to eye on projects (and it's not because of their romantic past anymore either) they just DO NOT play well together. DR is a perfect example of that. Don't get me wrong, I love Fleetwood Mac, and I enjoyed every show I went to in the last couple years, I don't necessarily want them to call it quits, but I believe that they've done everything they want to do together. I don't think the two songwriters have a need or want to work with one another again. I could be completely off base here...but this is the feeling I get.
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True...but would it really surprise you if they did call it quits? I mean, what do they have left to do? They've done it all, and they really don't need each other anymore. One of the only reasons the SYW album and tour ever saw the light of day is because Lindsey was told by the lable that his solo material would not be released unless it was a Fleetwood Mac venture. That was the impetus for this whole "getting back together" stuff. And we all know how much Mick loves $$$....and I'm sure the other band members didn't mind it too much either. But now, after the SYW album and mammoth world tour...what's the incentive to do it all over again? They're all getting up there in years---I can't imagine them having the energy to do that again. And I really get the sense that Lindsey and Stevie could do without each other, when they work together it's like oil and water. I'm not one of those who has romantic notions about those two...I really think they have a difficult time (to this day) working together and seeing eye to eye on projects (and it's not because of their romantic past anymore either) they just DO NOT play well together. DR is a perfect example of that. Don't get me wrong, I love Fleetwood Mac, and I enjoyed every show I went to in the last couple years, I don't necessarily want them to call it quits, but I believe that they've done everything they want to do together. I don't think the two songwriters have a need or want to work with one another again. I could be completely off base here...but this is the feeling I get.

Well, if that's true, then Ms. Nicks better get herself back into the studio ASAP or her label will drop her and no one will want to pick her up... she'll end up a Vegas act much sooner than later and i don't think anyone wants that.. i don't...
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True...but would it really surprise you if they did call it quits? I mean, what do they have left to do? They've done it all, and they really don't need each other anymore. One of the only reasons the SYW album and tour ever saw the light of day is because Lindsey was told by the lable that his solo material would not be released unless it was a Fleetwood Mac venture. That was the impetus for this whole "getting back together" stuff. And we all know how much Mick loves $$$....and I'm sure the other band members didn't mind it too much either. But now, after the SYW album and mammoth world tour...what's the incentive to do it all over again? They're all getting up there in years---I can't imagine them having the energy to do that again. And I really get the sense that Lindsey and Stevie could do without each other, when they work together it's like oil and water. I'm not one of those who has romantic notions about those two...I really think they have a difficult time (to this day) working together and seeing eye to eye on projects (and it's not because of their romantic past anymore either) they just DO NOT play well together. DR is a perfect example of that. Don't get me wrong, I love Fleetwood Mac, and I enjoyed every show I went to in the last couple years, I don't necessarily want them to call it quits, but I believe that they've done everything they want to do together. I don't think the two songwriters have a need or want to work with one another again. I could be completely off base here...but this is the feeling I get.
Yes, it would really surprise me if FM never tours or does an album again. If this happens I will eat chop suey including the water chestnuts (I HATE them).
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I can't believe anyone would believe this. I haven't heard anything but good things from the members and I am sure they will tour again.

Look at the Stones, they are all in their 60's doing this, I'm sure FM will be too. It's a great retirement fund and I think they actually enjoy it too!
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I don't necessarily think we should believe whatever Chris Nicks says, but I wouldn't be surprised at all if Stevie is done with FM. In the 5 SYW shows I went to, she never looked very happy at all. One of those shows I was in the front row and could really see her facial expressions. Her smile was never more than pursed lips. Contrast that with the huge smiles we've seen in the Vegas pix.

I think any "chemistry" between Stevie and Lindsey on that tour was canned. Otherwise there would have been *some* spontaneous moments. I saw nothing different between them in the 5 shows, plus the Boston DVD.

I think Stevie much prefers the solo thing. She isn't getting any older and probably is thinking why do the FM thing again--why share an album with other people, why argue over placement of songs on the album, why deal with Lindsey lovers in the front row when she can have one filled her own worshippers, etc. I don't blame her.
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Yeah, and they seriously need to pack it in. I would hate for Fleetwood Mac to go out like that. Not that the Stones are "going out" any time soon, unfortunately.
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