The singer picked up the phone to her shrink and told him the situation she was, for the first time, witnessing and not experiencing. It was bad.” It emboldened Nicks to begin to take control of her life once again, for the first time in many years. As he tries to put up a stereo he is stopped within 30 minutes of taking the first set of pills: “He said, ‘I can’t fix the stereo and I don’t think I can drive home.’ And I said, ‘Well, good - just stay there, because I’m studying you.’ And he was almost hallucinating. Glenn proceeds to take the beefed-up dosage of medicine. Nicks remarks, “I said, it won’t kill you, because it hasn’t killed me, but I just want to see what you think.” The pair decided to test out the effects of the drug on Glenn to see just how damaging they may be. None more so than her personal assistant and friend, Glenn. She notes that her family and friend were all worried about her. "By 1993, the dosage of Kloponin was still increasing and Nicks was beginning to see a spiralling pattern of more prescriptions leading her further and further into a state of irreconcilable depression. I believe the "Glenn" referenced is Glenn Parrish. Taken from something called "Far Out" magazine, August 2020 (although the story's been around for a long time). It finally fell to John Cougars American Fool on September 10, 1982. The album remained atop the Billboard 200 for five weeks straight. The record raced up the charts to peak at 1 for the week of August 7, 1982. Also, Lindsay was never more gorgeous than in the video for “Hold Me.” by Anonymous Released on June 18, 1982, Mirage proved that Fleetwood Mac still had that old fire. This band’s saga is endlessly fascinating to me. But it’s still cool how they did what they could to maintain her place in the band. Maybe it was a cynical marketing move, in the sense that they knew she was beloved, and eye candy, and the fans needed to see her to sell the album. It actually seems sweet, in retrospect, that they gave her such a glamorous role in the video, considering she wasn’t involved in the song. Funny though how in my youthful innocence I didn’t give it a second thought.
Wasn’t that the album that Stevie could not participate in much because she was in rehab for her benzo addiction? And yet she managed to create “Gypsy” one of the most exquisitely beautiful songs of the 20th century?Īt the time, I didn’t question why Stevie was walking around in the desert in that video but wasn’t singing, But she was really struggling during this album, having replaced one addiction with another.
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