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blinker12
11-04-2004, 12:33 AM
You've had many dreams come true, but if you were granted one wish, what would it be?

Stevie's answer:

If I had one wish, it would be for world peace….

What a laughably generic response! What is this, the Miss America pageant? :lol:

Johnny Stew
11-04-2004, 12:44 AM
Generic, perhaps, but still a nice thought, no?

Maybe I'm being a little crabby tonight, but what else was she supposed to say? "My wish is to make another million dollars" Or, how about, "My wish is to one day eat pasta and bread again."

Of course, I guess if she learns to twirl a baton while it's on fire, she just might be a shoe-in for Miss Middle-Aged America after all. :)

gldstwmn
11-04-2004, 02:11 AM
Actually, those words are just what the doctor ordered this evening.

LilyRose
11-04-2004, 02:23 AM
It is a laughable and cliche response, but in times like these (especially after the tragedy of last night, imo of course) it's an appropriate response.

Susie

blinker12
11-04-2004, 06:34 AM
Generic, perhaps, but still a nice thought, no?
Maybe I'm being a little crabby tonight, but what else was she supposed to say? "My wish is to make another million dollars" Or, how about, "My wish is to one day eat pasta and bread again."

Given our past discussion about how unsatisfying Stevie's Q&A answers are, this one stuck out as a prime example. Sure it's a nice answer, but how about elaborating a bit, being more specific? How about a little personality?

Serrart
11-04-2004, 10:20 AM
Given our past discussion about how unsatisfying Stevie's Q&A answers are, this one stuck out as a prime example. Sure it's a nice answer, but how about elaborating a bit, being more specific? How about a little personality?

I liked it. Brief and effective. :thumbsup:

Romy

GateandGarden
11-04-2004, 10:27 AM
Given our past discussion about how unsatisfying Stevie's Q&A answers are, this one stuck out as a prime example. Sure it's a nice answer, but how about elaborating a bit, being more specific? How about a little personality?Even though I agree with the answer and I think it's much better than some things she could've said, I still agree with what you're saying. Elaborating and actually showing that she has a personality would have been nice. My favorite is still the one about "Doing the Best I Can (Escape from Berlin)." Classic. :laugh:

Hillary

diamondsnake
11-04-2004, 05:21 PM
I swear she doesn't actually write these. This is not something Stevie Nicks would say (word for word) if she was asked if she had considered making a country album: "Yes I have, maybe some day I will!" Someone else writes them- trust me!

DrummerDeanna
11-04-2004, 05:43 PM
Or, how about, "My wish is to one day eat pasta and bread again."




:laugh: :laugh: :laugh: OMG - that had me in stitches...

That would be my #1 wish!! :laugh:

I do think her answer is a nice sentiment...:nod:

David
11-04-2004, 06:54 PM
This is not something Stevie Nicks would say (word for word) if she was asked if she had considered making a country album: "Yes I have, maybe some day I will!" Someone else writes them- trust me!I bet she said that. Stevie's been saying that very thing about doing a country album for more than twenty years.

P.S. For "country album," you could also insert your project-to-be of choice, like Rhiannon album, autobiography, children's book, etc. It's always "I will do that some day."

amber
11-04-2004, 07:20 PM
Generic, perhaps, but still a nice thought, no?

Maybe I'm being a little crabby tonight, but what else was she supposed to say? "My wish is to make another million dollars" Or, how about, "My wish is to one day eat pasta and bread again."

Of course, I guess if she learns to twirl a baton while it's on fire, she just might be a shoe-in for Miss Middle-Aged America after all. :)
She should've wished to have her range and mobility back... :cool:

ontheEdgeof17
11-04-2004, 07:53 PM
She should've wished to have her range and mobility back... :cool:


....and better hips and legs so should wouldn't have to wear those ugly high tops ever again :laugh:


(Just for you, Amber :woohoo: :laugh: )

amber
11-04-2004, 07:58 PM
....and better hips and legs so should wouldn't have to wear those ugly high tops ever again :laugh:


(Just for you, Amber :woohoo: :laugh: )
:laugh: :thumbsup: :wavey:
yep, that would be a bonus.

dissention
11-05-2004, 09:51 AM
What a laughably generic response! What is this, the Miss America pageant? :lol:

I think it's a perfect response. :shrug:

bikerchic
11-05-2004, 02:01 PM
I love your signature map dissention..... :lol:

Johnny Stew
11-05-2004, 02:23 PM
I think it's a perfect response. :shrug:

I am writing this down on my calendar! ;) :laugh: :xoxo:

amber
11-05-2004, 02:31 PM
I am writing this down on my calendar! ;) :laugh: :xoxo:
Yeah, really, he dropped the usual "dissention ball" on that one....

dissention
11-05-2004, 03:40 PM
I love your signature map dissention..... :lol:

:xoxo: We're now fellow citizens of the United States of Canada, my dear.

amber
11-05-2004, 03:59 PM
:xoxo: We're now fellow citizens of the United States of Canada, my dear.
I like it to, and that's exactly what i was thinking about on election day, when they show the map in blue and red...I was like - "God Damn those middle and south states! What do we need them for? That big block can just secede! :laugh: "

BTFLCHLD
11-05-2004, 04:06 PM
Points to ponder :nod:

In reviewing the "ask stevie" history, her responses have usually been brief. Given the amount of questions she receives, and the sorting through of those of questionable content (you know who you are :shocked: ), I think we should be thankful she has an open-end forum and responds at all - IMO. She may also choose to respond in brief and take her sweet time due to the picking-apart of the words she decides to respond with.

Who knows? :shrug:

“Everyone complains about the weather, but no one does anything about it.”
-Mark Twain

David
11-05-2004, 11:03 PM
In reviewing the "ask stevie" history, her responses have usually been brief. Given the amount of questions she receives, and the sorting through of those of questionable content (you know who you are :shocked: ), Are you referring to me & my question? I asked Stevie/John/Kelly/Karen/Liz/Chris, "What do you do if the intro to your song starts & suddenly you feel your gut screw up with scramps?"

amber
11-05-2004, 11:07 PM
Are you referring to me & my question? I asked Stevie/John/Kelly/Karen/Liz/Chris, "What do you do if the intro to your song starts & suddenly you feel your gut screw up with scramps?"
:laugh: :lol: :laugh:
it's probably the more personal questions...

cliffdweller
11-10-2004, 02:43 PM
:laugh: :lol: :laugh:
it's probably the more personal questions...

Has anyone read the "Illume" question? Someone asked what Illume means in the song and "Stevie" (I'm still suspicious that she's actually the one answering these things) said that it means still having hope in a bad situation. But here's the thing, isn't "Illume" (apart from being a word with the conotation of illumination) a brand of candle? I saw some at Central Market the other day and I was thinking, hmmm...."Illume, says the candle that I burn" was probably born from Stevie just staring at her Illume candle one night. Am I reading too much (or perhaps too little?) into this?

BTFLCHLD
11-10-2004, 03:54 PM
Illume, says the candle that I burn" was probably born from Stevie just staring at her Illume candle one night. Am I reading too much (or perhaps too little?) into this?

If you read the following journal entries, they may provide some insight...

http://www.nicksfix.com/stevies_journal.htm

:wavey:

amber
11-10-2004, 03:58 PM
Has anyone read the "Illume" question? Someone asked what Illume means in the song and "Stevie" (I'm still suspicious that she's actually the one answering these things) said that it means still having hope in a bad situation. But here's the thing, isn't "Illume" (apart from being a word with the conotation of illumination) a brand of candle? I saw some at Central Market the other day and I was thinking, hmmm...."Illume, says the candle that I burn" was probably born from Stevie just staring at her Illume candle one night. Am I reading too much (or perhaps too little?) into this?
I didn't read the journals, but this sounds about right for Stevie. She probably was just staring at her candle, and thought "what a great word" and it snowballed from there. :rolleyes:

BTFLCHLD
11-10-2004, 04:13 PM
I didn't read the journals, but this sounds about right for Stevie. She probably was just staring at her candle, and thought "what a great word" and it snowballed from there. :rolleyes:

:rolleyes: ...Illume says the candle that I burn...A reflection in the window

If there is an interest in reading the journal entries, it may provide insight into her A's to the following Q's:

Hello there, Stevie...I was especially moved by track #3 on the new Fleetwood Mac LP, the one dedicated to the people of New York post 9-11. Can you tell me a bit more about the song and your inspiration in writing it? I am a long time fan and think its a brilliant piece of work, as good as anything you have done. Stevie's answer: It’s about 9-11. I was in New York that morning, and then stayed in the city until Thursday night. It’s just about that time.

On your song illume on the Fleetwood Mac album called "Say You Will", what does Illume mean?? Stevie's answer: Still having hope in a very bad situation.


:nod:

strandinthewind
11-10-2004, 04:16 PM
BTFLCHLD

may I just say the pic. in your sig. is a VERY sexy shot of La Nicks. I LOVE when she holds the mic. that way and it looks like she is going to fellate it. I mean this chick is 56 and she is still so MF sexy - at least to me and in that shot. The ultimate of that pose is when she sings into LB's mic. at the end of Sara in the Tusk doc. SHEEEEBUS!!!!!! :eek:

BTFLCHLD
11-10-2004, 04:37 PM
SHEEEEBUS!!!!!! :eek:

Well then, you may very well be pleased to read
I spewed my entire shasta upon seeing your post!

:eek: :lol: :eek:

strandinthewind
11-10-2004, 04:41 PM
Well then, you may very well be pleased to read
I spewed my entire shasta upon seeing your post!

:eek: :lol: :eek:

LOL - :sorry: about the Shasta :cool:

Ya know - I think it is a guy thing :shrug:

dissention
11-10-2004, 05:13 PM
On your song illume on the Fleetwood Mac album called "Say You Will", what does Illume mean?? Stevie's answer: Still having hope in a very bad situation.

Bless her heart, but what a stupid response. :laugh:

Illume is derived from "illuminate." I can say that "headphone" means orgy, but that doesn't make it so.

dissention
11-10-2004, 05:14 PM
BTFLCHLD

may I just say the pic. in your sig. is a VERY sexy shot of La Nicks. I LOVE when she holds the mic. that way and it looks like she is going to fellate it. I mean this chick is 56 and she is still so MF sexy - at least to me and in that shot. The ultimate of that pose is when she sings into LB's mic. at the end of Sara in the Tusk doc. SHEEEEBUS!!!!!! :eek:

:laugh:

You must have loved the Red Rocks video, it had full oral contact. :laugh:

BTFLCHLD
11-10-2004, 05:14 PM
I think it is a guy thing :shrug:

Given your manly status, I shall forgive the shasta spew... ;) :lol: :cool:

strandinthewind
11-10-2004, 05:15 PM
Bless her heart, but what a stupid response. :laugh:

Illume is derived from "illuminate." I can say that "headphone" means orgy, but that doesn't make it so.

I do not think she took the question as asking for the def. of Illume - I certainly did not. I think she took it as what is the meaning of the song Illume - that is how I took the question. But, I can see that maybe they were asking for the def.

strandinthewind
11-10-2004, 05:16 PM
:laugh:

You must have loved the Red Rocks video, it had full oral contact. :laugh:

I know :] :] :] :] :]

WE LOVE YOU STEVIE!!!!!!

BTFLCHLD
11-10-2004, 05:29 PM
I would imagine you've gone through quite a few vcr's
or perhaps made many a repairman wealthy :nod:
:] ...rewind...play...pause...rewind...play...pause :]

SuzeQuze
11-10-2004, 06:26 PM
I would imagine you've gone through quite a few vcr's
or perhaps made many a repairman wealthy :nod:
:] ...rewind...play...pause...rewind...play...pause :]

I agree that this is a gorgeous shot of Stevie. She's always on fire when she's singing GDW.

I'm wondering if Stevie's cryptic responses are because she is typing them herself. In which case I need to step up and volunteer to transcribe! :wavey:

gldstwmn
11-13-2004, 04:58 PM
Is anyone else having trouble picturing Stevie listening to Maroon 5?

Bryan
11-13-2004, 05:20 PM
:eek: Stevie listens to Maroon 5!? :distress:
And I always thought she had good taste. :( I'm so disappointed.




-Bryan

DeadliestPoison
11-13-2004, 05:56 PM
I like to imagine the response process as sort of Stevie Nicks Mad Libs.

Think about it. I could ask, "Hey Steves. What's your favorite movie?"

The response would look something like this: "I like ___________ (movie name). It's fabulous!"

Q: "Angel's" really cool, yo. Hit me up with some info about it.
A: ___________ (song name) is a really ___________ (adjective) song. It's one of my favorites.

Q: [life story] So my question is... are you still doing Liddy?
A: _____ (interjection rhyming with 'swell'), __________ (band member's name) is a really __________ (adjective) person. However, ___________________ (vague is-she-or-isnt-she answer).

ontheEdgeof17
11-13-2004, 06:38 PM
Is anyone else having trouble picutring Stevie listening to Maroon 5?


:shrug:

I like Maroon 5. Their music is good stuff. I guess Stevie and I are in a minority on this one.


....and yes, I can see her in her pj's playing 'This Love' on the piano by candlelight.

eclipse
11-14-2004, 02:19 PM
You know what Curtis? I totally agree with you!! She likes that band; that is great ---
at least it is not some county western (Dixie Chicks), or wannabee (Hole) band or boring, not imaginitive band ....I like, that she likes "5"
Then again, I am on alot of Anti-depressives.... hah aha ha
~~eclipse~~ :cool:

Serrart
11-14-2004, 04:11 PM
:shrug:

I like Maroon 5. Their music is good stuff. I guess Stevie and I are in a minority on this one.


....and yes, I can see her in her pj's playing 'This Love' on the piano by candlelight.

Can we hope in a demo then? ;)

I couldn't stand Maroon 5, but they've grown on me, their new single is nice.

Romy

GateandGarden
11-14-2004, 05:48 PM
I was a little surprised about the Maroon 5 thing, too. I'm not sure why, but it took me by surprise.

You know what Curtis? I totally agree with you!! She likes that band; that is great ---
at least it is not some county western (Dixie Chicks), or wannabee (Hole) band or boring, not imaginitive band ....I like, that she likes "5"
Then again, I am on alot of Anti-depressives.... hah aha ha
~~eclipse~~ :cool:What is wrong with country western bands? And what's wrong with the Dixie Chicks? They write music and play their own instruments. And, doesn't she like the Dixie Chicks, anyway? I didn't think she would perform with them if she didn't.

Hillary

GateandGarden
11-14-2004, 05:50 PM
I like to imagine the response process as sort of Stevie Nicks Mad Libs.

Think about it. I could ask, "Hey Steves. What's your favorite movie?"

The response would look something like this: "I like ___________ (movie name). It's fabulous!"

Q: "Angel's" really cool, yo. Hit me up with some info about it.
A: ___________ (song name) is a really ___________ (adjective) song. It's one of my favorites.

Q: [life story] So my question is... are you still doing Liddy?
A: _____ (interjection rhyming with 'swell'), __________ (band member's name) is a really __________ (adjective) person. However, ___________________ (vague is-she-or-isnt-she answer).
Okay, this is the funniest thing I've read all day! Thank you, thank you!

:laugh: :lol: :laugh: :lol: :laugh: :lol:

Hillary

golden braid
11-14-2004, 09:43 PM
So there are two new questions on the NicksFix today and one person asked what Stevie did for Halloween. She said that she went to the Magical Castle in LA.

Does anyone know what the Magical Castle is? :shrug:

Dreammms
11-14-2004, 10:05 PM
So there are two new questions on the NicksFix today and one person asked what Stevie did for Halloween. She said that she went to the Magical Castle in LA.

Does anyone know what the Magical Castle is? :shrug:

Try this link...it tells all about it.
http://www.la.com/cgi-bin/WebObjects/cgpportal.woa/wa/path?urlpath=%2Fattractions%2Fsightseeing%2Fmagiccastle%2F7132

Originally built as a private home in 1908, the Magic Castle is the headquarters of the Academy of Magical Arts, a club made up of over 5,000 magicians. Part Disney's Haunted Mansion, part Friar's Club and part Vegas showroom, the Magic Castle offers up intimate performances and full-scale magic acts every night of the week.

It may take some doing to get a reservation for dinner--technically you can only go with an invite from a member, but most big hotels can get you in. There's a $15 entrance fee, plus the cost of dinner and drinks. The Palace of Mystery seats about a hundred people, and offers shows at 8:30pm, 10pm and 11:15pm every night. The Parlour of Prestidigitation, with six shows a night, is a much smaller venue that gets you close to the magician. Definitely check out W.C. Fields' trick pool table on the bottom floor, but also save time for the smallest theater, the 22-seat Close-up Gallery.

Since it's an academy, the Magic Castle offers a weekly, six-night class for $295 to adult beginners. Want to bring a little bit of the castle home with you? Pick up something from the gift shop, which you can visit without a reservation.

Unlike the rest of LA, the Magic Castle maintains a strict dress code policy, which means jackets and ties for men and cocktail dresses or pant suits for women. Jeans and sneakers are a big no-no, and don't even think about trying to sweet-talk your way in. You'll be turned away at the door.

Livia
11-15-2004, 12:14 PM
I've been there! It was YEARS ago, in the late 80's, but I remember how cool it is! The skeleton hologram in the phone booth freaked me out!

cliffdweller
11-15-2004, 02:26 PM
I do not think she took the question as asking for the def. of Illume - I certainly did not. I think she took it as what is the meaning of the song Illume - that is how I took the question. But, I can see that maybe they were asking for the def.

I think you're right. However, I don't think that's what the person wanted to know, I think the question was something to the effect of "why the word Illume?" Which brings me to the candle issue :laugh:

ricohv
11-16-2004, 12:24 AM
OMG...AMBER!!! I love and defend Stevie all the time but this is the funniest thing I've read (how come no on else commented on this?): In regards for Stevie's one wish (world peace), Amber wrote:She should've wished to have her range and mobility back... :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
I am a Stevie loyalist so I wouldn't have said it myself, but that doesn't mean I can't laugh my a** off if you say it, right?

Stevies_clone55
11-22-2004, 05:04 PM
I think she answered this last one pretty well :nod: ;)

"Hey Stevie, I've thanked you over and over but, once again thank you for Scranton and Camden. Those nights changed my life. ok so for the question. What was the hardest song to perform (emotionally or phyisicly) on this tour?

Stevie's answer:

Hi Ashley! How are you? Say Goodbye, Beautiful Child and Goodbye Baby were all emotional songs for me to sing. Some nights were more emotional than others. "

TeeHee

Ashley :angel:

Serrart
11-22-2004, 05:12 PM
I think she answered this last one pretty well :nod: ;)

"Hey Stevie, I've thanked you over and over but, once again thank you for Scranton and Camden. Those nights changed my life. ok so for the question. What was the hardest song to perform (emotionally or phyisicly) on this tour?

Stevie's answer:

Hi Ashley! How are you? Say Goodbye, Beautiful Child and Goodbye Baby were all emotional songs for me to sing. Some nights were more emotional than others. "

TeeHee

Ashley :angel:

Congratulations Ashley!

Romy

amber
11-22-2004, 05:14 PM
OMG...AMBER!!! I love and defend Stevie all the time but this is the funniest thing I've read (how come no on else commented on this?): In regards for Stevie's one wish (world peace), Amber wrote:She should've wished to have her range and mobility back... :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
I am a Stevie loyalist so I wouldn't have said it myself, but that doesn't mean I can't laugh my a** off if you say it, right?
You can! :laugh: And i love Stevie so much, that is why I would wish for her to have those things back - I think she would be ecstatic to have those things as well. :nod:

blinker12
11-23-2004, 10:56 AM
I think she answered this last one pretty well :nod: ;)

That was a great question, and she did answer it pretty well. As usual, a little more elaboration would have been nice, but I guess we can't have everything. ;)

Serrart
11-24-2004, 01:17 PM
The new Q & A is very good too :thumbsup: :

"Question 122 - from Shannon Stevens in Portland OR:

Stevie, what was it like having Lindsey's neice on tour with you? We loved reading her tour diaries, she seemed to really adore you, and we were wondering how you felt about her? And will she continue to work for Fleetwood Mac now that the tour is over? Thanks for answering our questions!

Stevie's answer:

I absolutely adore Cory! Since we are no longer touring, she is not working for the Mac right now. But whenever I am on the road, she will always have a job if she wants it!".

I hope Cory will be in Stevie 's crew for the next tour, with her computer and ready to report. :nod:

Romy

Lee
11-24-2004, 09:32 PM
:eek: Stevie listens to Maroon 5!? :distress:
And I always thought she had good taste. :( I'm so disappointed.




-Bryan

Oh, on the contrary, I think she has excellent taste! :nod:

Lee :)