Lindsey accepts his LES PAUL AWARD

[michelej1]

Those of you who get depressed about morbid band talk, don't read any further.
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I was thinking of the John Stewart performance that Lindsey participated in and concluded that if one of these FM people dies, then I'd want the others to do something similar and play his/her music. Christine, this means that you would have to come out of retirement.

It's interesting to think what songs the remaining 4 would do, if they lost one of the others. I forbid Stevie and Lindsey from doing Don't Stop (or SYLM) because they've already done that and I don't want anything that's rote. I want an original and heartfelt tribute.

Michele

[TrueFaith77]

Originally Posted by michelej1

He could tell them what he'd tell Stevie: "in a word, NO."

Michele

is that reference to something?


and, p.s., yes the above post is morbid. lol

[michelej1]

Originally Posted by TrueFaith77

is that reference to something?

Just a twist on his comment during the Angel strategizing.

Michele

[sodascouts]

Originally Posted by CADreaming

And, I'm assuming he knows all those guys. What's are you gonna tell your friends when they're playing your songs - "Thanks, but you sucked."?

LOL! Yes, I can see how that would be awkward.

[PenguinHead]

Did anyone notice that in the introductory film there was a little snippet of song sung by Stevie and Lindsey? It sounded like a Fritz era song, or perhaps an unknown song during the Buckingham Nicks era. I'm familiar with most of the Fritz songs that have come to light, but I didn't recognize this one.