Stevie Nicks new single and working on new album articles

[In Your Dreams]

Originally Posted by Jondalar

Ok this reminds me of her 1990 ramblle-on music... I hope the rest of the song is better but doubt it

It’s 6:30 long...so yeah!

[sue]

I’m going to withhold judgement until I’ve heard it all..

In that snippet, though...it sounds to be heartfelt, a bit like “Illume”
It actually sounded better than I imagined it would.
But I’ll wait.

[Jondalar]

Originally Posted by sue

I’m going to withhold judgement until I’ve heard it all..

In that snippet, though...it sounds to be heartfelt, a bit like “Illume”
It actually sounded better than I imagined it would.
But I’ll wait.

Like Illume, the production is excellent. She snared one of the best producers around and the people she is working with are excellent.

Can they salvage this train-of-thought ramble?

Also, Cameron Crow is a great director. Will her video be great and why a video with no album to sell?

[Nicks 2016]

Both versions are on You Tube now.

[Jondalar]

Originally Posted by Nicks 2016

Both versions are on You Tube now.

I can’t find them on YouTube? Link please.

[David]

Originally Posted by sleepless child

You can listen to a preview on itunes. they will have the "rock" version and the acoustic version. What I listened to, I wasn't real impressed with. She sounded very nassally.

I like the sound but that lyric — that’s a really incoherent lyric: bits of phrases with marginal reference to something-or-other that may or may not have been politically relevant at some point all thrown into a blender. That’s not lyric writing, it’s verbatim transcription from a diary. It’s Stevie Salad. It’s copy-pasta. I do wish Stevie would build songs out of her musings and put some serious work into it, the way she once did (Dreams, Landslide, Gold Dust Woman, Crystal, Crying in the Night).

[blinker12]

Oof. What Mabel Normand could’ve sounded like but somehow didn’t.

[Jondalar]

Stevie considers her 70s as part of her youthful years. Ummmmm.......

[BombaySapphire3]

Originally Posted by Jondalar

Stevie considers her 70s as part of her youthful years. Ummmmm.......

She also considers this new song the equal of Edge of Seventeen. In the other thread I said that if it was I would vote for Trump...what a relief !

[HomerMcvie]

Originally Posted by Jondalar

Stevie considers her 70s as part of her youthful years. Ummmmm.......

$he's f*cking lost it. $he really is crazy now.

[BLY]

Originally Posted by Jondalar

Stevie considers her 70s as part of her youthful years. Ummmmm.......

.......Ummmmmm,...Nothing Ever Changes...No it Doesn’t...Nothing Ever Changes.....

[Jondalar]

Originally Posted by BLY

.......Ummmmmm,...Nothing Ever Changes...No it Doesn’t...Nothing Ever Changes.....

They will have to drag her off the stage.

[Jondalar]

Has anyone heard the whole thing yet?

[mitzo]

It is rambling and sort of tuneless. It seems well produced but I think it deserved the runaway train feel of Mabel Normand rather than this calm and serious feel. Even Dance with the Devil was a bit more convincing and seemed to go somewhere unlike this. Her vocal lacks conviction and intensity too. Lyrics are so...American, I guess, doesn't really resonate with me. Overall it is meh and I won't download it or anything.

[Jondalar]

It’s on Spotify and YouTube now.