Lindsey On the Enchanted Tour?

[gldstwmn]

Originally Posted by sulamith

gldstwmn! Glad to see you still here! Yeah, I just might stick around.

Remember those Stevie shows in Vegas? OMG! We wuz trippin'! haha!!

Haha. I am so much better now. I miss you. I still have your Lindsey/Stevie Soundstage print in my office. Jason, you and I need to get together. How's Savannah?

[JazmenFlowers]

Originally Posted by Betsy

OK....so....answer me this.

At the Dance taping....before Landslide....she does the ole dedication thing. I thought the "This is for you Daddy" meant Lindsey since he was gonna be a father....I thought (and I have NOT viewed the tape in a while) that she looked at Mr. B. when she said it...then they do the "Thank you Lindsey" ... "Thank you Stevie" ... in true Waltons style....

Who was Daddy....Mr. Nicks or Mr. Buckingham?

Enquiring minds want to know.

100% WAS NOT Liddy
100% WAS Mr. Nicks

keep in mind Stevie frequently said Landslide was her father's song because he seemed to think she wrote it for/about him.

[Betsy]

^^^

Ah hell....I thought it worked perfectly into the Kristen-is-the-surrogate-for-Lindsey-&-Stevie's love child storyline...written by Carol Ann Harris, of course.

I am new FM fan (2006) and never knew the drama of the 70's and the love-hate relationship, but the more I read of it, it reminds me of that comedy A MIGHTY WIND about these two folksingers...and their great love, etc. etc.

Anybody see that movie?

[sulamith]

Oh it was her own father, for sure. The Dance was taped in May of 1997 I believe. Will was not even a sparkle in his Daddy's eye at that time. As a matter of fact, Lindsey even told one of those radio dudes (in some interview I can no longer reference) that he had a girlfriend but that they had broken up. He made it pretty clear during this period that he was unattached. Also recall what he said in the Rolling Stone interview when asked if he and Stevie were going to get back together...he said "you never know". To which Stevie got all pissy and replied "over my dead body", causing Lindsey to be forced to save face and say he was only kidding all along, poor baby.

Landslide is one of those Stevie songs that seems very straightforward, but over the years has proven more enigmatic than we first thought. She revealed during SYW that it was indeed....about Lindsey all along. She dedicated it to her father for years and years before that because she said he really liked the song and it made him happy for her to dedicate it to him. But it was all about dealing with Lindsey, so Stevie now says.

[skcin]

Originally Posted by strandinthewind

I stopped posting here for awhile, but am back fairly regularly now.

Thank God!

Originally Posted by sulamith

Hi Betsy, and thanks. Glad it was entertaining!

you know there are alot of factions and camps within FM fans, and there always have been, always will be. When it comes to Stevie and Lindsey, it runs the gamut from people who think he never gave her another thought after 1977, all the way up to they are secretly married and Stevie actually gave birth to Will ::rollseyes::.

I fall somewhere in the camp that believes they were addicted to each other physically up to 1987 and while they may have had long periods of time, a year or more even, between seeing each other from 77-87, and despite being involved with others, they were still hitting the sheets on a fairly regular basis, especially during Mirage. There's no sex like heady, substance-fueled grudge sex after the high of a show, ... That's why the 87 breakup was so painful and traumatic for Stevie. She didn't think he would ever really leave her, and when he did, she went all kindsa loopy without him.

The 93 Inaugural must have been brutal for her. She looked awful, he looked great and blew her off. Ouch. She had lost her power over him. Hence, Blue Denim is written.

I also think there was a bit of hanky panky during The Dance. If for no ther reason than for Stevie to prove something to herself, that she still had her mojo. If she didn't really want him, she wanted the pleasure of turning him down, no? After that, it's all shadows and shades of gray.

We'll never know.

You are a very wise woman.

Originally Posted by Betsy

^^^

Ah hell....I thought it worked perfectly into the Kristen-is-the-surrogate-for-Lindsey-&-Stevie's love child storyline...written by Carol Ann Harris, of course.

I am new FM fan (2006) and never knew the drama of the 70's and the love-hate relationship, but the more I read of it, it reminds me of that comedy A MIGHTY WIND about these two folksingers...and their great love, etc. etc.

Anybody see that movie?

Love A Mighty Wind. I do prefer Best In Show, though.

[Steviefan49]

Originally Posted by DavidMn

Arlene, dear cant you see the sarcasm?

Absolutely! LOL Guess that's why I love you guys sooooo much! LOL

[LiamMcConville]

Sulamith,

Thank you for coming back and taking the time to answer my question. I really appreciate your interesting commentary. Hope you stick around.

[PriSsyGaL75]

Originally Posted by sulamith

Hi Betsy, and thanks. Glad it was entertaining!

you know there are alot of factions and camps within FM fans, and there always have been, always will be. When it comes to Stevie and Lindsey, it runs the gamut from people who think he never gave her another thought after 1977, all the way up to they are secretly married and Stevie actually gave birth to Will ::rollseyes::.

I fall somewhere in the camp that believes they were addicted to each other physically up to 1987 and while they may have had long periods of time, a year or more even, between seeing each other from 77-87, and despite being involved with others, they were still hitting the sheets on a fairly regular basis, especially during Mirage. There's no sex like heady, substance-fueled grudge sex after the high of a show, ... That's why the 87 breakup was so painful and traumatic for Stevie. She didn't think he would ever really leave her, and when he did, she went all kindsa loopy without him.

The 93 Inaugural must have been brutal for her. She looked awful, he looked great and blew her off. Ouch. She had lost her power over him. Hence, Blue Denim is written.

I also think there was a bit of hanky panky during The Dance. If for no ther reason than for Stevie to prove something to herself, that she still had her mojo. If she didn't really want him, she wanted the pleasure of turning him down, no? After that, it's all shadows and shades of gray.

We'll never know.

I agree with everything you have written!! I love the idea of SN & LB together and this post especially seems believable of the romance between them throughout the years.

I, too, have enjoyed reading your posts Sulamith. Keep them coming!!

[Sanne2]

Originally Posted by sulamith

I fall somewhere in the camp that believes they were addicted to each other physically up to 1987 and while they may have had long periods of time, a year or more even, between seeing each other from 77-87, and despite being involved with others, they were still hitting the sheets on a fairly regular basis, especially during Mirage. There's no sex like heady, substance-fueled grudge sex after the high of a show, ... That's why the 87 breakup was so painful and traumatic for Stevie. She didn't think he would ever really leave her, and when he did, she went all kindsa loopy without him.

I agree with everything you said! Many people think it's ridiculous, but I think it's ridiculous to think they were completely over after 1977, especially the Mirage thing is sooo obvious (at least to me) you can smell the sexual tension from some of the pictures!

[skcin]

^ I think most people agree that something probably happened at some point after the breakup in '77. I mean, come on, they were young & hot & high all the time, and have admitted to a very strong sexual chemistry many times.

But get a grip, people. (not you, sanne!) To hunt for information on the internet trying to prove they own a secret love mansion together? Thinking that they've been married in secret for years? That LB can't possibly love ANYONE else because the magic of Stevie is SO strong that it's impossible to do so, but instead of just saying "hey, we're in love again" he feels the need to hide it & hire an actress to play his wife? Bitch please.

Seriously, if it were true, why hide it? Who cares? It's not like a government conspiracy plot, for f*ck's sake!

[strandinthewind]

Originally Posted by skcin

Thank God!



. . . .

HARPY



As for LB and La Nicks - who knows. I know shiitte I have seen with my own two peepers. I also think that is La Nicks chased him since The Dance - who da fool. But, I have always thought it was/is the other way around. LB chased/chases La Nicks.

I do think talking about it is fun though. And, it is not violating their privacy because they put it out there to sell records

But, yes, why hide it. Though The Dance was popular and La Nicks still has a certain panache in the public eye, would anyone in this day and age really give a rat's a$$ if, at the worst, La Nicks broke up a happy marriage. To me, that is G rated in era of vaginas being exposed while exiting cars - and, I, unlike 90% of the world, give a shiitte about La Nicks' personal life.

[JazmenFlowers]

Originally Posted by skcin

Seriously, if it were true, why hide it? Who cares? It's not like a government conspiracy plot, for f*ck's sake!

cause they wouldn't be able to sap it up during Silver Springs! duh!

[strandinthewind]

Originally Posted by JazmenFlowers

cause they wouldn't be able to sap it up during Silver Springs! duh!

But, wouldn't that make it all the better, if add anything to it at all. I submit that 90% of the people out there have no clue as to the origins of SS, Dreams, GYOW, etc.

[mikeschmike]

Originally Posted by strandinthewind

I do think talking about it is fun though. And, it is not violating their privacy because they put it out there to sell records

It was fun to talk about, but how many different ways can it be discussed? Eleven years after a few high notes and some intense looks, and people (not you) are still coming up with novel-length theories about secret weddings, mansions, babies, surrogates, etc. Not to mention those that sift through real estate records all day because they KNOW that Stevie and Lindsey are shacked up somewhere. Psychotic? Yes. Vomit worthy? Damn skippy!

It does nothing but bring me that much closer to being burnt out on the ~mystique~ of the band.

[strandinthewind]

I think that after the SYW your, the shipper talk pretty much died down for the most part. Certainly, it is all but extinct now - at least publicly and unless the references are to the SYW your and before.