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11-10-2008, 07:27 PM
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Quotes from Rosebud film and behind the scenes, 1977
Rosebud quotes:
Stevie: Ooh, she's ready to do a Charleston shimmy. Woo! *Chris does a little dance* Camera guy: Stevie - I want your face to come over John's shoulder. Everybody: Put your head on my shouldeerrrrrrr....errrrrr! Stevie: And I know sometimes we look like... you know, Lindsey's all Chinesed out in his kimona [sic] and I look like I'm going to a Halloween party and Christine looks like she's going to be confirmed in the Catholic church and Mick's going to a Renaissance fair and John's going to the beach! John: I'm a legend in my own mind. Mick: The initial thing I listened to was Lindsey's guitar playing on the tape I heard, completely by accident. John: *picks up cup* "Oh ****..." *picks something out of his drink* Lindsey: It's weird, like, I don't feel like I'm doing anything different than what I've been doing for a long time. It's just people's... the way people see you has changed, you know. But we're still just going along, as insecure as ever. ==================== 1977 Behind the Scenes/Outtakes Quotes Interviewer: I've heard that you play a mean chair. A real good chair. Chris: If you really want to know why that happened is because Lindsey, I think, originally recorded that song - Second Hand News - at home on the four track machine and he used a chair... and the sound of it, you needed the sound of it... and there were no keyboards on that track, on the album. So they just asked me to play.. so they asked me to play the chair, doing it. I wanted to play acoustic guitar, but of course my fingers instantly turned to dust 'cause I can play guitar but not steel string, not every night, solid like that. So I ended up playing the chair. It's quite a simple story, actually. Not very interesting. Interviewer: There is Songbird.. is an incredible song. Why, when we were in LA, I'd seen you a lot and I kept wondering why you're not singing it on stage. And.. Chris: Songbird? Interviewer: Yeah.. and then all of the sudden you were singing it. Chris: I hate saying this but it was Mick's idea again. Everybody just said that it would be a good way to end the set and Mick said it would be killer if you just would do the encores and just come on with a grand piano and just do Songbird to finish. But we tried it like.. 2 or 3 nights and it was devastating. The response was just devastating. I was embarrassed about singing it live. And Lindsey and John and Mick just told me I was being ridiculous and so I said okay, just to prove them wrong I said okay, I'll do it. It's a personal song and it took a lot for me to record it in the first place. And I guess it became increasingly easy as the gigs went by. I just realized that it was fun to do something like that live and the response was always so good. Interviewer: Now I'm going to get hard. Why... I know it's a personal song, but... Chris: Why is it a personal song? It's a love song and it's just me and the piano. Interviewer: No, I mean, tell me.. it's you and... come on! Chris: It's me and my dog. [about Songbird] Chris: A lot of people started crying. Chris: The thing is with that song is it's so applicable to everybody and it ceases to be personal in a lot of ways. When we go on stage and we say "this is the last song for the evening" and you sing "for you" the audience relates to it "for them" It's very personal to everybody even though when I wrote it, it was intensely personal for me. Chris: I wanted to ask you about your painted leather shoes. I mean, they're dancing shoes, aren't they? They're like the ones Mick wears on stage. I like them.
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11-10-2008, 08:23 PM
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An absurd Stevie interview, complete with all the original ramblings and "you know"s!
Stevie: ...that some people are clothes-sensualists. In other words, they don't give one flash in a can how it looks as long as it's terribly comfortable and feels good. Interview Girl: Okay, second question: your favourite dress? Stevie: I'm wearing it. Girl: I'm wearing it. S: I'm wearing it. That'll be really... It's either on me or hanging over a lamp. I love that one. G: Are you always conscious of being a woman in rock group.. in rock group? S: Due to the fact Fleetwood keeps us on the road all year, I would have to say yes. Hint, hint. G: Hint hint, right. Oh my god. What kind of group is Fleetwood Mac? Guy in background: True or false? S: Oh, the profound question. G: Uh-huh. S: A warm and sincere... Um... intrical. G: How do you spell that? Guy: I-N... S: T-R-I... G: What? I-N... Guy: T... t... t... t...t... G: T-G S: T-E-G? Guy: T-H-E G: I.. I... I Guy: R-A-L Stevie: Or E-L. Girl: A-L. Guy: I was always so good at spelling. Stevie: We have three different spellings for intrical here. I'm going "I-N-T..." Forget it, my mind's blanked out on intrical. Girl: Did you get any influence from being a reg... S: A regular girl Girl: a ROCK musician! A reg musician! Stevie: A ramblin' girl.... What? G: Did you get any influence from being a rock musician? S: Any influence from being a rock musician? G: Did you get any influence being a rock musician? S: Well, I'd have to say probably, when you are a rock musician, your entire life is just one big influence because you don't have any time to do anything else Girl: One... big... S: Rock concert! G: ...influence. Oh my god! What have you found interesting recently? S: I refuse to answer on the grounds ???? to incriminate me! Forget that! G: Your last massage? S: No, didn't ever have one here. G: Um.... interesting. My god, something must be interesting, interesting S: Lots of things, but nothing in particular. G: Recently, recently. Interesting recently. S: Yeah I know. The question is... G: What have you found interesting recently? S: I am going "I'm sorry... I can't answer that!" G: You can't answer that, okay. Some other girl: I know there's a reason there! G: Now, next question. What are you interested in NOW? Give two examples. S: *to someone else* Don't give him.. her a couple. Uh, okay, well, let's see. Okay. I.. there.. I really.. That's too personal. G: Too personal. That's what I thought. Oh no, this is not for you, but I'm going to ask anyway. You're very tall! But any benefit or loss by being so tall? This is to Mick Fleetwood. S: Okay, would you like me to answer that? G: Sure, for him. S: Cause I'm his right hand. Okay.. he likes being noticed. Attention. He likes attention. He loves it. He loooooves standing out in a crowd. Oh he actually does look.. uh-oh. G: Do you want your fans to listen to your music in any particular way? S: Well... G: Up and down, sideways.. S: Okay, you answer it then. I don't.. I don't know, whatever way... G: Whatever turns them on? S: Whatever... Yeah... they like. G: What do you try in your performance? S: What do I TRY? Is that the end of the sentence? What do I try from my performance? G: What do you try in your performance? Not to step over your skirt.. S: Right.. not to trip. I try to always be interesting. To not be boring. G: Don't you make fun of my ringworm. My burn! S: Do you have ringwo-... ugghh!! G: My noodle. See the noodle? S: Do you have ringworm? G: No, it's a burnt noodle! S: Oooh... G: A noodle fell on my hand. S: Oh, God, Gabrielle. G: This is a HOT NOODLE! S: Ohhh, yum! Some guy: Nobody believes that! Some other guy: This film is getting bizarre. S: This is a realllyyyy... G: Ask Mr. Kent. He threw the hot noodle.. Stevie: Always, forever remain... as far as I'm concerned. I know this is not interesting to anyone but.. Lucy, to me, never fails to make me die laughing, even though I've seen every single "I Love Lucy" about 150 times. She is so believable, don't you think? Some guy: I like Gracie Allen. Stevie: Well, see, I didn't.. I didn't think that Gracie Allen was that funny. But I could relate to Lucy a lot because a lot of the things that she does I have done. I mean, just really dumb, stupid things. With like Lucy and Ethel, I mean, that, the whole "uh oh, you're coming up with another one of those ridiculous, absurd ideas" type of a thing. And.. but to be so believable. I mean, to go out and get jobs and to stand with chocolates and... do you know that one where the chocolates are going by.. on the... they'll get the job at the candy s-... in the candy factory? And they have to get a job because they have to make some money and they're desperate? And they're sitting there? And the canned chocolates are coming out?
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"Or maybe she's a witch, who transcends the boundaries of time and space, and traveled back to 1981, for her own reference." Last edited by Moz; 11-10-2008 at 08:26 PM..
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11-10-2008, 09:24 PM
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I had the one with Stevie talking about Lucy on video, but I never heard the first one before with her not answering what she found interesting, ringworms, etc. That was a funny read. Thanks.
Michele
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11-10-2008, 09:39 PM
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11-11-2008, 03:52 PM
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So, I read on Yahoo news that the Secret Service has given the Obama's not so secret code names. One of the girls is "Rosebud." You know you're a fan when your mind instantly says "no... they can't be." You know, having "our Rosebud" in mind when they came up with that.
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11-11-2008, 04:40 PM
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~I have been touched by an angel~  Stevie held my hand!!!!!!!!!! 10/10-2009 
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11-11-2008, 07:09 PM
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Michele
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