**Stevie Interview On Close Up New Zealand** - Page 3

dissention · #31 11-01-2005, 04:43 PM

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Originally Posted by equeen102289

"endangered my life".... she's hilarious.

I read it as "engendered my life" at first.

Johnny Stew · #32 11-01-2005, 04:44 PM

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Originally Posted by strandinthewind

What was that Sister Agnes of Gloom?

I always tease him that he's president of the Piss & Moan About Everything club.

But that's ok... every message board needs one (or five) folks to take the piss.

Johnny Stew · #33 11-01-2005, 04:46 PM

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Originally Posted by dissention

I read it as "engendered my life" at first.

Your FUNNIEST misread moment, was when you thought my "take fits" comment read "fake tits."

dissention · #34 11-01-2005, 04:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Johnny Stew

You're FUNNIEST misread moment, was when you thought my "take fits" comment read "fake tits."

I can't help it; sometimes I read things so quickly that it's only when I'm replying that I realize I read the the post incorrectly.

danax6 · #35 11-01-2005, 05:09 PM

So, the Les Paul throwing incident was actually the kicking incident, of were there more incidents, or are we just not getting the entire gist?

As for her comments on her relationship with Lindsey: yadda, yadda, yadda. I think she has her lines rehearsed as much as Lindsey has his speeches.

SmileAtU · #36 11-01-2005, 05:30 PM

Thanks for posting that!!

Jazmen, where is the clip from in your sig? LOVE her hair.

storms2 · #37 11-01-2005, 06:11 PM

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As for her comments on her relationship with Lindsey: yadda, yadda, yadda. I think she has her lines rehearsed as much as Lindsey has his speeches.

Yes, Stevie with the same ole' spill about her and Lindsey's "relationship".

foxyluva · #38 11-01-2005, 06:27 PM

Hey guys, you are all welcome - it did take me a long time

but i thought you guys would be really interested to finally figure out what actually happend on stage during the tusk tour - there are posts where people stated that Lindsey was mocking the way she dressed, Lindsey kicking her, and there was even a post where someone said that Christine slapped Lindsey after that performance, so it was good to finally hear from Stevie what actually happend

I also found it quite amusing how she kept saying "You Know" - and trust me, she said it more times that what I wrote down, i just thought it was pointless typing it out.

Ohh yeah, and it was also funny how Stevie said that the bodyguards and everyone had to hold the band members back from each other - could you imagine that???

vermicious knid · #39 11-01-2005, 06:50 PM

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there was even a post where someone said that Christine slapped Lindsey after that performance

It's true; it comes right from Christine's mouth in the 1997 Rolling Stone cover story.

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"I think he's the only person I ever, ever slapped," says Christine McVie. "I actually might have chucked a glass of wine, too. I just didn't think it was the way to treat a paying audience. I mean, aside from making a mockery of Stevie like that. Really unprofessional, over the top. Yes, she cried. She cried a lot."

Is this the first time we have heard about Mr. Buckingham throwing a guitar at her? This is what she said back then.

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Lindsey and I had another huge thing that happened onstage in New Zealand. We had some kind of a fight, and he came over - might have kicked me, did something to me, and we stopped the show. He went off, and we all ran at breakneck speed back to the dressing room to see who could kill him first. Christine got to him first, and then I got to him second - the bodyguards were trying to get in the middle of all of us."

wondergirl9847 · #40 11-01-2005, 07:19 PM

I think Stevie's story is like those stories we told as kids where one person tells up to a point, then the next person adds stuff to it and so on and so on.

Christine is all "He kicked at her and I slapped him...take it, Stevie." and Stevie is all "Then, he threw his guitar at me and endangered my life! Take it, Mick."

I keed. Thanks for typing that up for us!

David · #41 11-01-2005, 07:26 PM

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Originally Posted by danax6

So, the Les Paul throwing incident was actually the kicking incident, of were there more incidents, or are we just not getting the entire gist?

I think Stevie & Mick & maybe even Chris are all conflating several incidents into one -- or two?

The Rhiannon mockery incident is in Mick's book, & then Stevie, Chris & even Lindsey commented on it a few years ago.

Now Stevie claims that Lindsey threw his Les Paul at her during the last song of the set. Right off the bat, what? It's not Rhiannon, it's Go Your Own Way? And Lindsey didn't play a Les Paul for Go Your Own Way. So the Turner has transformed into a Les Paul in Stevie's memory (or more likely, she really has no idea & doesn't care which guitar he's using).

Here's my hunch: Despite these remembrances of some incident in New Zealand on the Tusk Tour by four members of the band, we have yet to hear the complete & completely accurate story of what actually happened, or how many incidents there actually were. We just have a mass of vaguely corroborated events, along with some flat-out contradictions & unlikelihoods, from Stevie, Mick, Stephen Davis, Lindsey, & Christine.

John has -- maybe wisely -- stayed out of it!

LeighB04 · #42 11-01-2005, 07:39 PM

I'm more inclined to believe Mick and Christine - we all know how reliable Stevie's memory is, and how she tends to say things that aren't actually real.....those pesky crystal visions!!

WelshWitchPMD · #43 11-01-2005, 07:55 PM

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Originally Posted by strandinthewind

I think she refers to the fact that he was single for so long and they were so young and carefree together and he was a bit of a womanizer rock god, etc. Now, he has gray hair and three kids and a suburban life when not on the road.

I never thought of LB as a womanizer but I do think that it comes down to the fact that LB sort of moved on and she never did. She makes it look like a rosy picture but I think deep down inside she is bitter that LB has kids and she doesn't.

strandinthewind · #44 11-01-2005, 07:58 PM

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Originally Posted by WelshWitchPMD

I never thought of LB as a womanizer but I do think that it comes down to the fact that LB sort of moved on and she never did. She makes it look like a rosy picture but I think deep down inside she is bitter that LB has kids and she doesn't.

I just said womanizer because she has said that the guys on the road just cannot help themselves to the women who are everywhere, etc.

But, I agree that somewhere in her she wishes she had had children, but realizes it just was never to be for her, esp. considering guys can have kids up until the day they die at 98 years old and women cannot.

WelshWitchPMD · #45 11-01-2005, 08:14 PM

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Originally Posted by strandinthewind

I just said womanizer because she has said that the guys on the road just cannot help themselves to the women who are everywhere, etc.

But, I agree that somewhere in her she wishes she had had children, but realizes it just was never to be for her, esp. considering guys can have kids up until the day they die at 98 years old and women cannot.

Yes I am sure that some of the guys are like that but Stevie paints a picture like she is a saint and she is not. I have heard that she was worse then any man. Who really knows I think it is safe to say that the whole band did lots of indulging.

LB just seems to kind of be more subdued then some men. Don Henley now he is a womanizer. J/K

Yes, I am sure that she sees LB and Mick and Don with children and figures that life is not fair for women.