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As the best feud of our time, earlier this year, Fleetwood Mac kicked Lindsey Buckingham before his tour to bicker. Stevie Nicks and Mick Fleetwood said it was mainly a calendar conflict that had earned him a one-way ticket, but Buckingham says the blame lies solely with Nicks. Describing his informal cessation now Rolling stonehe said, he was shot on the phone by group director Irving Azoff as he watched the Grammys. "Stevie never wants to be on stage with you again," Buckingham's surprise was said. The two men had just shared a scene two nights ago and he felt like "we got along well." In the end, Nicks – who later called their relationship "volatile" – had a long list of complaints that only asked for treatment. Buckingham. During the phone conversation, Azoff told him that Nicks had "blamed" for his "burst" of their intro music and had not enjoyed the smirk of his speech.
Buckingham assumed that the call meant that Nicks was leaving the group, only to learn later that he was the one who was "being ousted" and that Nicks had privately told the rest of the band members that he was not going to get away with it. was either she or Buckingham – and they had chosen her. Buckingham says that, despite his wishes, he has not heard of any members of the group since their last performance together in January. Which is good, really. Buckingham just wants the receipts: "I do not think there was ever anything that was justified to be fired. We all did things that were not constructive. We have all worn the psyche of the other at times. This is the story of the group. And we just want this drama to continue for four more decades.
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