Songs From The Vault 2 or new studio album?
Do you think there will be a Songs From The Vault 2?
If you could choose, would you prefer a brand new album a la In Your Dreams or a SFTV 2? Discuss. |
Definitely want a Vault 2 rather than a IYD. The vault songs are pure Stevie in all her weird glory. IYD was OK but mostly co-written stuff trying really hard to be pop hits.
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Something brand new please. No desire for demo songs.
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Maybe a combination of old songs and new songs is best. Isn't that the formula that has always brought her the most success.
I just wish the music was spiced up. I would love to see her do a hard rock album. Almost AC/DC style. I think her voice is so good for that. |
I would like to hear City of Hope, Julia, Something Exquisite, and Sanctuary redone. And some new new songs. So a good mix, in my opinion.
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I think at this point a Vault 2 makes the most sense. She can always put a couple of new songs on it. I don't see an album of " new music" if she won't even participate in a MAC album.
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I'd like a Vault 2. But also hope to see:
Rock A Little Deluxe The Other Side of the Mirror Deluxe Live concert from 24K Tour w/Blu-ray/CD package |
New stuff.
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I'm fine with either, but if it's a "new" album, I'd prefer a producer other than Dave Stewart.
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definitely SFTV 2. soooo much potential that we already know is great. the world needs shiny copies of that greatness :D |
I vote for an official album. She has gone through so much the last few years I have no doubt that she has some killer songs. Throw on a couple of "Vault" songs. Jimmy Iovine and Sheryl Crow co-produce. An official SFTV V2 can always come out in a couple years.
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I personally would love a new album with some old songs thrown in, maybe half and half. If she were to do a 12 song album, I'd want Julia, China Doll,
What Has Rock and Roll Ever Done For You?, Space Needle, The Charmed Ones (City of Hope), and Jimmy Come on Back paired with 6 new songs. I think that What Has Rock and Roll Ever Done For You? would be a fantastic lead single. Having Sheryl Crow back would be magnificent, maybe if she and Dave worked as a pair to produce the album. |
Rock A Little is my least favorite studio album. However, I would be thrilled to have a deluxe edition. Some of the demos or songs that never made it to the album are better than the album tracks IMHO. I love the RAL version of Running through the garden.
Oh please keep Sheryl Crow far away from any Stevie studio album. She destroyed TISRL IMHO. Some great songs on the album but so many lack creativity and a musical punch. The music is so watered down. The first several tracks on the album have the exact same beat. I think a better producer could have added some flavor. That album was a lost opportunity IMHO. |
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No clever drumming, guitar licks, or great bridges. There are some great songs but half the album is not worth listening to. I like Trouble in Shangri-La, Love Is, and Bombay Sapphires. Planets of the Universe and Sorcerer are good but the songs really could have used a (good) producer. They are safe and arranged just like the demo. They could really have exploded with some creativity. IMHO Street Angel is a much superior album. Stevie's vocals had range and each song is different sounding which is something you cant say about Trouble In Shangri-La. I also think Trouble in Shangri-La has some of the worst songs Stevie has ever recorded like Everyday, That made me stronger, Its only love (Sheryl's song), Love Changes, and I Miss You. |
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Stevie liked Sheryl but what dreary production! And some of the flattest vocals of all time. Candlebright reduced to a braying drone. Sorcerer marred by amateur guitar hammering. Planets recorded at dull basso profundo range. Dreck like Everyday and That Made me Stronger. Too far from Texas a grating bawling match. Only title track, I Miss You, Fall from Grace and Love Is are bearable...
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Well John Shanks made Planets work as a rocker and he made a fall From Grace even thought was crammed with words.
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I think TISL was a masterpiece and still do. Stevie's falsetto in "Sorcerer," was beautiful. The title track is epic. FFG amazing. I have always loved this album. I love the extended rock version of POTU
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I love Planets too but, like some her SYW tracks, the vocal seems to have been recorded at a half octave too low. I think there were some problems handling her post-Dance voice and the results of the vocal coaching that kept her voice in her chest. Really shows on some songs.
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I loved the dance remix of Planets. That was out of this world and I believe went to #1 on the Dance charts. Incredible memories of this song Memorial Day 2001 in the largest dance club on South Beach. It was truly a moment in time. Will never forget the "YOU WONT FORGET YOU WONT FORGET" lines Little did we know the world was going to change forever in just a few months. I just wish the album version had 1/1000000 of the intensity of the Dance version ;)
I find her vocals on TISL flat and it almost seems she is bored to death |
Yep I agree a mix of old and new songs would be best at this stage of both her life and her career. A new current producer with a lead single as a duet with current hit artist would put her back on the map or give her the best chance. This would bookend her beginning a la Tom Petty. In fact, with all the Adam Levine or Harry Styles love they have for her - I am surprised they haven't recorded a song with her. She would be great on What Lovers Do
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I love the title song on TISL, and like Sheryl's work on Sorcerer and Candlebright. :angel: I also like Fall From Grace. Love the song Love Is but the vocals are too harsh (earlier versions were better) especially the "corner of her MOOOOOOOUTH" bit. Not a fan of the Macy Gray bit on Bombay Sapphires. Like I Miss You and I still want to know who she is writing about in that song when she says "fame as only he could explain it to me". Makes me think it's Don, but who knows.
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While I love TISL, I don't care for the Crow produced songs either. Sorcerer is a great song lyrically, and very much Stevie, but Crow watered it down big time.
My biggest gripe with TISL is that Planet's wasn't the "full" version. That version is the reason she hit #1 on the "dance mix" charts. (no idea what that chart is called!) |
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He played in tiny bars and what not. He never had a record or anything like that. |
Looking at what Dave Stewart did with Secret Love, Annabel Lee and Lady From the Mountains I would love to see another songs from the vaults album but one not hastily thrown together by session musicians. I'd love to hear David get his hands on songs like Christian, Julia, and maybe China Doll. And, my favorite, Castaway. :)
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