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Old 11-12-2021, 07:52 AM
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I didn’t want to do the tour, because it had been, like I said, very chaotic. It had been a big party for the year or whatever it had taken us to do that album. Mick, for most of the time, was living in a trailer in my front yard. Out of close to the year that it took us to make the album, I think we saw Stevie a handful of weeks. I was afraid to put myself in the middle of that on the road, because the road tends to be 10 times the party that the studio is.
I think it's the first time I read Lindsey's saying the reasons of why he didn't tour Tango.
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I think it's the first time I read Lindsey's saying the reasons of why he didn't tour Tango.
really??? He's given this explanation so much it's getting right up there with "big machine, small machine" "left side of my palette" and "run it into the ground"
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Old 11-13-2021, 07:42 AM
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really??? He's given this explanation so much it's getting right up there with "big machine, small machine" "left side of my palette" and "run it into the ground"
Really. Probably I didn't look for that much, but everything I read or watched was about that episode on August 7, 1987. Stevie talking about his brother and father would kick Lindsey, John laughing about his comment "I think you'd better leave now" (he meant the house, not the band), Mick's book, etc. But never read a direct Lindsey argument.
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really??? He's given this explanation so much it's getting right up there with "big machine, small machine" "left side of my palette" and "run it into the ground"
You forgot “ dysfunctional” …
His favourite word.
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