“Unfortunately, he got snuffed – executed! – before the thing came out,” Fleetwood wrote in his 1990 memoir Fleetwood: My Life and Adventures in Fleetwood Mac. So it was booze versus pot really, with a little cocaine cocktail.”Ĭocaine use was so rampant the band even considered thanking their dealer in the album credits, but such recognition never came to pass.
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“And there was the California Fleetwood Mac – they were the pot-smoking hippies with Lindsey and Stevie. “There were the blues Fleetwood Mac from England – they were the boozers and that was pretty much what they did,” Caillat said to the Huffington Post in 2012. Rumours producer and engineer Ken Caillat described the drug use as having an Atlantic divide.
“You felt so bad about what was happening that you did a line to cheer yourself up,” Nicks told MOJO in 2012. They’re all there and very honest and people will know exactly what I am talking about … people will really enjoy listening to what happened since the last album.” The band used drugs and alcohol to cope with the tumultuous environmentĪs emotions fueled the creative output for the album, alcohol, pot and cocaine helped fuel the group’s physical need to stay focused, work long hours and navigate the increasingly tumultuous landscape.
Chris’ relationships, John’s relationship, Mick’s relationship, Lindsey’s and mine. So that’s a fact.” Nicks added that the majority of songs she wrote for the album “are definitely about people in the band …. Immediately following the album’s 1977 release, a candid Nicks told Rolling Stone she didn’t “care that everybody knows me and Chris and John and Lindsey all broke up.
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