New interview from The Sun

[Fleetwoodmark]

I think it's funny how Lindsey has total disregard for Sheryl. If she joined FM it would have been a disaster.

Good interview, same old stuff though.

[DeeGeMe]

Originally Posted by trackaghost

She says: "I think if Lindsey and I had stayed in San Francisco there would never have been any drugs. We probably would never even have had a drink."

Oh yeah, because there were no drugs whatsoever in San Francisco back in those days.

[~GoldDustWoman~]

Haight Ashbury anyone?

[michelej1]

Originally Posted by Nico

Anyway, I love them. Stevie never shuts up and still conducts interviews that remind me of her lyrics and Lindsey (once again) reminds us of what he thinks of Sheryl Crow. I bet the best way to get him fuming angry is to hand him one of SC's albums as a gift: "Here Lindsey, thought you'd enjoy track 3."

He'd probably leave it sitting against the wall in some room.

I agree and don't think Lindsey would listen to a Sheryl Crow album, but I don't think he has a particular thing against her. I think the press keeps asking him -- the American press is done, but the European press still has a round of Crow asking to get through -- and instead of saying something diplomatic and gracious, like a normal person would, he has to continue to be barbed.

But if you are asking about her, I get the impression he's not thinking about her much. At this point though, if you DO ask, I think he says something flip, (1) because that's his nature and, (2) because Mick and Stevie are trying to be tactful and, since he doesn't think their versions of events is truthful, he has decided that not going along with the Mother's Day story is a good way to annoy them as well -- an enjoyable pasttime having little to do with Sheryl.

I do think he likes to annoy them -- not for any vicious reasons -- just because he disagrees with their approach and has a perverse sense of amusement.

Michele

[belladonnadream]

Originally Posted by HejiraNYC

I would have died to hear what that sounded like!

Thanks for your typing fingers! No typos!

I agree with Stevie and am glad that she never touched it..that is a sacred song of Christine's.

[belladonnadream]

Originally Posted by DeeGeMe

Oh yeah, because there were no drugs whatsoever in San Francisco back in those days.

Yeah really

[daniellaaarisen]

Originally Posted by holidayroad

I don't get it. A lot of people seem to like that there is continued tension between Lindsey and Stevie, but I dislike it because if they had been able to become friends years ago maybe Lindsey would have never left Fleetwood Mac.

I think that his decision had very little to do with Stevie and everything to do with artistic freedom and band tension as a whole. She made it worse by getting in his face about it but I think he would have come to a similar conclusion either way.

[goldustsongbird]

Originally Posted by DeeGeMe

Oh yeah, because there were no drugs whatsoever in San Francisco back in those days.

Did you guffaw, too?