For What It's Worth

[LikeAWillow]

:blob1:

One of my friends is an intern at Clear Channel, and she got her hands on a promo copy of In Your Dreams. She won't risk burning the entire cd for me (THOUGH I AM GOING OVER TO HER PLACE TO LISTEN TONIGHT), but she sent me a copy of For What It's Worth. It's even better than I expected. I'll report back later with a full review on the album, but I'm sharing this now:

http://techsmartly.net/lol/2bf54166ea

[HejiraNYC]

You're gonna be spanked hard if this keeps up.

[olive]

it's been done see link .. I have a friend who works in the business ..and this baby is locked up

http://ledge.fleetwoodmac.net/showthread.php?t=46344&highlight=april+fools

[LikeAWillow]

You're gonna be spanked hard if this keeps up.

Where is the disincentive here, Sir? :eek:

[JamieK]

I don't know but I got a threat message from this link -- I could stop the process manually, but can you check that ? I really hope this can work safely :)

[LikeAWillow]

I don't know but I got a threat message from this link -- I could stop the process manually, but can you check that ? I really hope this can work safely :)

Aww. You're nice and new. I don't want to ruin the ledge for you, so I can't prank you. It's a Rick Roll with a script that puts Tom Petty's The Waiting into emergency boxes that you can't get rid off until you go through every word.

Because I can't resist the bad pun, it was worth it.

[Artemis]

God dammit, I hate April Fools day. I totally fell for that one.

Well done, Sir! :laugh:

[JamieK]

Aww. You're nice and new. I don't want to ruin the ledge for you, so I can't prank you. It's a Rick Roll with a script that puts Tom Petty's The Waiting into emergency boxes that you can't get rid off until you go through every word.

Because I can't resist the bad pun, it was worth it.

HAHA! April Fool Me! It was SO worth it because I actually got Rick Astly, "Never Gonna Give You Up" ... more 80's fun :lol:

[GODDESS6]

i was totally punked!!!:laugh:~

[realsavagelike]

http://techsmartly.net/lol/2bf54166ea

Ha ha! I'm stuck in a mind-numbing webinar for work right now and I needed some diversion!

[michelle2677]

you are dead to me.


that was cold, especially considering i had to restart my computer.

good one, JG.

[mezzoforte]

I can't believe I fell for that one!
Rick rolling will never die, will it?

[SuiteShangriLa]

i should have known better...i had to completely shut down my phone. good one.

[daniellaaarisen]

Totally evil of you.

I like it.

[SapphireSister]

Thanks for making me have to restart my computer!

[jannieC]

For once, I am thankful to be late to the party. Ida been pissed. :woohoo:

[nevedix20]

Just randomly thought about how Buffalo springfield also have a song called For what it's worth...We know that Stevie really likes there music too because she mentioned in a recent interview once how she loves their song Rock and Roll Woman! and quoted a line from the song. lol

[Macfanforever]

Hahaha That was clever.I saved the page .I have to send a message to my buddy.Alt Cltr Del and the task manager will stop the page.I didn't have to reboot.

[AnthonyMI]

now that it is NOT APril Fools day, can this thread be deleted or the link KILLED? Please? You crashed my computer and I had valuable Turbo Tax information UNSAVED in another browserwindow. Thanks a lot @$$hole! :P

[Macfanforever]

now that it is NOT APril Fools day, can this thread be deleted or the link KILLED? Please? You crashed my computer and I had valuable Turbo Tax information UNSAVED in another browserwindow. Thanks a lot @$$hole! :P

That sucked.I have to learn how to do my taxes on the computer.this would save me $100 dollars which I just payed to my accountant.

[jrpjr]

i just heard this song "for wats its worth" just the other day....brought me to tears..i realize its a love song..probably about lindsey (natch) but my older sister just got diagnosed w/stage 4 lung cancer 2 months ago and ive been saying to ppl since that time that she is so important to me she has "saved my life" she is 13 years older than me and w/o boring all u leggies to death...was caaaaarazy growing up in my house and i feel i would not b the person i am if she wasnt in my life and now...at a young healthy fit non smoker..i may lose her at 62..my heart is broken over this..BACK to the song..those few words..that 1 line...makes this song soooooo special..it couldnt have come at a better time....this is MY NEW "LANDSLIDE" thanks for letting me share this kind of story in this forum...AND THANK YOU STEVIE...again..u have touched and helped heal another heart

John

[BombaySapphire3]

The way her voice breaks in the line."you saved my life I won't forget it" is heartbreaking.I can understand how just this line would be so poignant to you now.I have a friend that posts on Seven Wonders who just lost his mom to cancer I have know him for 30 years.He is holding out until Tuesday to listen to the album I have a feeling he will feel the same when he hears this song.

[hightower_1001]

This song is beautifully honest and vulnerable. Her vocals and the lyrics get me everytime. It is healing.

[tabruns]

This song is beatifully honest and vunerable. Someone here described it as briliant and it really is.

Agreed. The people on here who say it's "boring" I think just aren't really *listening* to it.

[mezzoforte]

I'm going to sound so sappy, but this is one of the things I love about Stevie's songwriting--a single line, or the tone and emotion of a song can touch you, even when the central subject is completely different (sororal vs. romantic love).
I'm glad it's meant something to you, and I wish you and your sister all the best.

[mikephxaz]

I agree....a song of stevies that may not be her best can be lifted by one single line that makes it unforgettable.....For What Its Worth is the standout song on In Your Dreams...althought I love most of them:thumbsup:

[jellyman10]

I'm glad it's meant something to you, and I wish you and your sister all the best.

Same from me, John.

[flickersticked]

I agree so much about FWIW being a healing song. I started crying as soon as it came on the first time. It is a perfect little song. It makes me think of so many people in my life, including Stevie herself. Her music saved my life, I won't forget it.

[Jondalar]

I agree....a song of stevies that may not be her best can be lifted by one single line that makes it unforgettable.....For What Its Worth is the standout song on In Your Dreams...althought I love most of them:thumbsup:

I think the album may be totally her best. I like how personal the song is.

[ShangriLaTroubl]

It's hard for me to say if I have a "FAVORITE" yet, but this song is definitely the one I've been listening to the most..It's amazing

[priestofnothing]

I agree so much about FWIW being a healing song. I started crying as soon as it came on the first time. It is a perfect little song. It makes me think of so many people in my life, including Stevie herself. Her music saved my life, I won't forget it.

I connected with this song immediately. It is the one I have played the most and is my favorite so far.

Best wishes to you and your sister John.

[jrpjr]

WOW!! i just woke up 8:54 EST...thank u folks so much for the kind words of support...we can all relate somehow..somewhere..some way..stevies music has helped some ppl..alotta ppl..thru very difficult times...this forum too is also a blessing..eventhough we dont kno each other personally..its a place to come..a place where we have a common bond and can relate and connect and share experiences...stories...opinions..we're all human..we all hurt sometimes and thru the blessing of human connection...it helps to heal....thanks again gang..so looking forward to tuesday...MY plan...on way home from work...pick up the CD...SHUT THE DAMN FONE OFF....crack open a nice cold 1...sit back and listen while reading liner notes...cant wait...enjoy ur w/e!!!

[Jondalar]

It's kinda sad though... when I heard this album and realized how good it was, I thought about all the deceased, rabid Stevie fans who would never hear it

[jrpjr]

It's kinda sad though... when I heard this album and realized how good it was, I thought about all the deceased, rabid Stevie fans who would never hear it

ya...funny..ironic funny..not "haha" funny...i have thought of that as well and wen i heard bout this album back in january..i literally said.."please god..let me not get sick or anything until i can at least hear this record.." no joke..i wasnt laughing...im no kid and im due for some type of organ implosion...hopfully not soon..no THAT is a "haha" funny..NOW its all about her book...i gotta live to read this too...THIS gotta b her next project as there no way she gonna top this record...i can c it...book w/same name followed by moooovie!!! YA!!!

[drzubritsky]

On my first couple of listens to the Rolling Stone stream a few days ago, my initial impression of FWIW was that it had a nice melody and lyrics but wasn't a standout. I also wasn't crazy about the vocal (a bit too close to the "Destiny Rules" granny voice in spots).

Yet as the days went on I couldn't get the song out of my head. Something about this song really sticks with you and it may be one of her best compositions ever. I still have some reservations about her vocal, but overall this is shaping up to be one of my favorite SN songs.

[David]

i just heard this song "for wats its worth" just the other day....brought me to tears..i realize its a love song..probably about lindsey (natch) but my older sister just got diagnosed w/stage 4 lung cancer 2 months ago and ive been saying to ppl since that time that she is so important to me she has "saved my life" she is 13 years older than me and w/o boring all u leggies to death...was caaaaarazy growing up in my house and i feel i would not b the person i am if she wasnt in my life and now...at a young healthy fit non smoker..i may lose her at 62..my heart is broken over this..BACK to the song..those few words..that 1 line...makes this song soooooo special..it couldnt have come at a better time....this is MY NEW "LANDSLIDE" thanks for letting me share this kind of story in this forum...AND THANK YOU STEVIE...again..u have touched and helped heal another heart

JohnJohn, I send your sister & you wishes for health & joy.

[jrpjr]

John, I send your sister & you wishes for health & joy.


thank u david...much appreciated

[DeeGeMe]

Hands down my fav song on the album. It just resonates with me so deeply on so many levels.

Good luck to you and your sis John.

[dontlookdown]

For What It's Worth sounds like something from the Buckingham Nicks. Or maybe a distant cousin of I Don't Want To Know.
Love the lead and harmony vocal on this track (not a big fan of the shrill Sharon and Lori back up singing - I think Stevie's best when she harmonizes with her own singing).

Also love how the writing on this sounds like it could have been a Jimmy Webb song.
I wish she would record more like this.

[KarmaContestant]

For What It's Worth sounds like something from the Buckingham Nicks. Or maybe a distant cousin of I Don't Want To Know.
Love the lead and harmony vocal on this track (not a big fan of the shrill Sharon and Lori back up singing - I think Stevie's best when she harmonizes with her own singing).

Also love how the writing on this sounds like it could have been a Jimmy Webb song.
I wish she would record more like this.

I agree with everything you said here. For What It's Worth has become my favorite on this album. It gets stuck in my head for hours, even days. The self-harmonizing just makes the song even better despite the already outstanding lyrics and instrumentation.

I don't miss Sharon and Lori at all on this album, to tell the truth.

My best friend has decided this is her favorite song on In Your Dreams as well. I think we can all relate to what Stevie is talking about, here.

[STEVEHEDRICK]

love this song!

[holidayroad]

I don't miss Sharon and Lori at all on this album, to tell the truth.


Unless I'm completely missing something, Sharon and Lori Are on this album!

[GODDESS6]

i absolutely adore this song~ tho i do get a lump in my throat when it plays~ it's just beautiful~

[TrueFaith77]

Unless I'm completely missing something, Sharon and Lori Are on this album!


Yes, all over it.

However, the split harmony on FWIW is, ingeniously, just Stevie.

[KarmaContestant]

Unless I'm completely missing something, Sharon and Lori Are on this album!

I wasn't implying that they weren't - what I meant was that they aren't as obvious, or in the forefront the way they are on all of Stevie's past solo albums. Their harmonies are far more subdued, and in the background where they should be.

The Nightmare, Cry Wolf and Love Is Like A River are great examples of the way I don't like Sharon and Lori doing background vocals on a song.

[Crystal_Elle]

Yep, since the moment I first heard this song, I have been addicted. It's by far my fav on the album. I just love it. I think it could even do well at country radio. ;)

[HejiraNYC]

Yes, all over it.

However, the split harmony on FWIW is, ingeniously, just Stevie.

Normally Sharon and Lori would be on virtually every song. But I'm only hearing them on:

Secret Love
In Your Dreams (sparingly)
New Orleans (sparingly)
Moonlight
Annabel Lee
You May Be the One

I'm still not sure if they are on "My Heart;" I do believe that Stevie is doing the high harmony on that song! :eek:

So they are on fewer than half of the songs on the album... which means that Stevie is doing a lot more of her own harmonies. And I lurv when she does that!

[WildHearted]

I think they're doing some ooh's and aah's in WSS too.

[TrueFaith77]

She credits this album as a collaboration between her, Stewart, Waddy, and her girls.

[Buddy]

This is my favorite song on an incredible cd! It is very tender and beautiful. I too keep singing it in my head.

[dontlookdown]

I think this could be Stevie's biggest hit since the Wild Heart days.
This should be the next single.

[BombaySapphire3]

I think this could be Stevie's biggest hit since the Wild Heart days.
This should be the next single.

I love this song as well I'm not sure where it would get played in this day and age :shrug:Also people forget because the song is not much played on classic rock stations but "Talk to Me" was a bigger hit on the pop charts than anything on the Wild Heart.

[holidayroad]

I wasn't implying that they weren't - what I meant was that they aren't as obvious, or in the forefront the way they are on all of Stevie's past solo albums. Their harmonies are far more subdued, and in the background where they should be.

The Nightmare, Cry Wolf and Love Is Like A River are great examples of the way I don't like Sharon and Lori doing background vocals on a song.


:) I was beginning to think that maybe I dreamed that Lori and Sharon were on the album. I see what you mean!

[pattyj58]

I don't know why Stevie's record label doesn't release this song as her next single.
"For What It's Worth" is brilliant. I feel it could be a big hit for her. Anyone agree??

[DeeGeMe]

Agreed. Not only am I obsessed with that song, I've seen a couple of critics reviews single it out as well.

[SorcererJP]

Agreed, it's one of my favourites on the album and I woud love to see it high in the charts....

[pattyj58]

I've been playing this song over & over. It's so good!

[Artemis]

It would probably do really well on the Country charts, I'd say. It's one of my favourite songs on the entire album, it's really excellent. It also has a timeless quality, like, I could see Stevie having this on any of her albums or Fleetwood Mac's albums.

[BombaySapphire3]

^^^ Agreed. it could have been on the white album .Rumours or even Buckingham Nicks .One of the best songs she has written in decades.

[If I Were You]

It's a beautiful song, my favorite from IYD. I think it would do well as a second single. Who do we need to talk to about releasing as a second single?

[blinker12]

Yes. I think it's her best shot at a hit from this album. The lyrics are superb -- complex without being opaque -- and the music is warm Landslide-esqueness.

[Musicman408]

Love seeing all this FWIW love. You all will need to show up and vote in the In Your Dreams survivor, because this song has been getting some votes the past few episodes! ;) It is definitely in the top half of songs for me on IYD, but I feel like the title track would make a better single. It is more commercial.

[HejiraNYC]

Put down the crack pipe, people; this is not a hit song. Yes, it's lovely and it's a worthy component of IYD. But it's got no chance on country radio, pop radio or rock radio. It's just too mellow. And I can't think of a less melodic song, to be quite honest. No wonder it took ten minutes to write- the entire first verse is a single note.

And isn't this like the 87th thread devoted to this song? Seriously?

[KarmaContestant]

And isn't this like the 87th thread devoted to this song? Seriously?

Because it's loved. :)

I agree with the majority, here - definitely single material. This song blows me away with it's simple message. The best hit songs are the ones that people can relate too.

If James Taylor can have a hit with anything he's ever released, this song could most definitley be a hit for Stevie.

[WildHearted]

This could DEFINITELY be a hit. I sing all the time to myself and of all the songs on IYD that I've been humming and mumbling, this was the only song I got asked about, like what is it and who's it by, etc. It's catchy and sweet and relatable.

[michelej1]

Put down the crack pipe, people; this is not a hit song. Yes, it's lovely and it's a worthy component of IYD. But it's got no chance on country radio, pop radio or rock radio. It's just too mellow. And I can't think of a less melodic song, to be quite honest. No wonder it took ten minutes to write- the entire first verse is a single note.

And isn't this like the 87th thread devoted to this song? Seriously?

Yeah, I find the number of new FWIW threads started to be alarming, but doesn't that tell you something? Scientific proof! It seems to have captured more attention than any of the other songs. More people seem to think that it's got commercial attention. The masses are CRAVING this song!

Seriously, I think it's the most catchy on the album. I'm not saying it's the one I like most, but I do think it's the most likable overall. My only hesitation is due to its strong country flavor. It leans more that way than, say, That's Alright did.
I definitely think it could be a hit on country stations and, then, maybe it would cross over.

Michele

[FM77]

This is a cool Stevie song but not a hit on countryradio or anywhere else. Hits are hooky with a melody or lyric and this is neither. I like the song alot too...but this will not make it on radio today.

[KarmaContestant]

Yeah, I find the number of new FWIW threads started to be alarming, but doesn't that tell you something? Scientific proof! It seems to have captured more attention than any of the other songs. More people seem to think that it's got commercial attention. The masses are CRAVING this song!

Seriously, I think it's the most catchy on the album. I'm not saying it's the one I like most, but I do think it's the most likable overall. My only hesitation is due to its strong country flavor. It leans more that way than, say, That's Alright did.
I definitely think it could be a hit on country stations and, then, maybe it would cross over.

Michele

I gave it to a friend of mine on a mix CD - and she said she listened to it for five days straight until her girlfriend threatened to rip the cords out of the speakers. Then it was stuck in her head for another week. :lol:

Definitley hit material - it just needs to be put out there. Like I said, if James Taylor can have hits with snoozer songs like You've Got A Friend and Fire And Rain - Stevie could have a hit with this. All it takes is that lyric that people relate to.

Who hasn't wanted to pack their stuff and leave their life behind to be with someone else? If you say you haven't, you're lying.

[dontlookdown]

remember Landslide wasn't released as a single until 1997.
it was just popular because it was so well loved and got a ton of airplay.

[holidayroad]

Sorry, but I don't see this song as 'single material' at all. In fact, I think it's the weakest song on the whole album.

[mitzo]

People seem to love this song.

I do not.

It sounds deadly, droning, droopy, dull, sleepy, charmless, and monotonous to me. In the vein of Street Angel and Rose Garden, to my ears (sorry, I can't stand either of those).

Can anybody help me to see why it is so lovable?

Does anyone else out there share my opinion?

[CADreaming]

Hmmm. Well, you like what you like. Personally, I like the music - the rhythm of the strumming guitar, it has a country vibe - and I like the story and Stevie's emotion. So, that's what's appealing about it to me.

[jannieC]

My mother (a fan) thinks it's awful. Another friend of mine (a casual fan) said she can't even believe how terrible it is. I really love parts of this song- the vulnerability and the softness of the recorded version, in particular.

[Regina]

Don't share your opinion at all.
But, I can wax poetic on FWIW.
Okay. First, I like the traveling sound of it. I like songs that make you feel the sense of movement, of going down roads and feeling the wind in your hair. But, this goes a bit beyond that. It also expresses (to me) the tedium of travel. The sense of responsibility to be there (wherever "there" may be), but maybe a certain lack of enthusiasm that once was there and...now...not so much.

BUT, it's also a reflection on a vulnerable time that has passed. It's looking back and embracing all the wonderful things she did in her life because someone simply stood by her during that time.

For me, personally, I've had people (and beings) stand by me and literally help save my life, too. So, when she sings the "you saved my life, I won't forget it" line with that small catch in her voice...something in my gut just kind of turns...in a good way. It's life-affirming, friendship-love-caring affirming and...just plain 456 shades of awesome (IMO).

And, it also makes me want to smack her hands when she does the doofy dance for 4- year olds during a song that means so much to me. But, hey, her song, her dance, her life...(besides, I can look at the video now;-)

[Christopher]

Don't share your opinion at all.
But, I can wax poetic on FWIW.
Okay. First, I like the traveling sound of it. I like songs that make you feel the sense of movement, of going down roads and feeling the wind in your hair. But, this goes a bit beyond that. It also expresses (to me) the tedium of travel. The sense of responsibility to be there (wherever "there" may be), but maybe a certain lack of enthusiasm that once was there and...now...not so much.

BUT, it's also a reflection on a vulnerable time that has passed. It's looking back and embracing all the wonderful things she did in her life because someone simply stood by her during that time.

For me, personally, I've had people (and beings) stand by me and literally help save my life, too. So, when she sings the "you saved my life, I won't forget it" line with that small catch in her voice...something in my gut just kind of turns...in a good way. It's life-affirming, friendship-love-caring affirming and...just plain 456 shades of awesome [/B](IMO).

And, it also makes me want to smack her hands when she does the doofy dance for 4- year olds during a song that means so much to me. But, hey, her song, her dance, her life...(besides, I can look at the video now;-)

THIS! Plus I was struck by the simple yet beautiful acoustic arrangement immediately upon 1st listen. When I listened to RS pre-release stream I nearly fell out of my chair with tears in my eyes at how beautiful the whole song was. I knew at that moment the rest of the record was going to be brilliant. I was smiling through my tears and so proud of Stevie in that instant!

[Jondalar]

People seem to love this song.

I do not.

It sounds deadly, droning, droopy, dull, sleepy, charmless, and monotonous to me. In the vein of Street Angel and Rose Garden, to my ears (sorry, I can't stand either of those).

Can anybody help me to see why it is so lovable?

Does anyone else out there share my opinion?

I don't love this song, but sometimes I like it. It's soo simple and seems like it was pulled right out of the pages of her diary that it feels like anyone could of written it. It is not as sophisticated as other songs on the album. There are no change ups that take the song in a different direction and keep it interesting and there is no special ending. There is however, an honesty and truthfulness that reminds me of After of Glitter Fades.

I think people who love this song are really into the lyrics, not the the tune itself. However, songs can work because of the music (Ghosts are Gone) or rest on heartfealt lyrics like this one does. I think the edited version is punchier and much better than the album version. I'm glad it is on the album. It provides a folksy twist. However, I don't believe it should be up front on the album. It was definitely sequenced wrong. This album should start with In Your Dreams.

[chiffon head]

People seem to love this song.

I do not.

It sounds deadly, droning, droopy, dull, sleepy, charmless, and monotonous to me. In the vein of Street Angel and Rose Garden, to my ears (sorry, I can't stand either of those).

Can anybody help me to see why it is so lovable?

Does anyone else out there share my opinion?


Deadly, droning,droopy...? Wow, bummer for you. What do you think of the other tracks?

[chiffon head]

This is a cool Stevie song but not a hit on countryradio or anywhere else. Hits are hooky with a melody or lyric and this is neither. I like the song alot too...but this will not make it on radio today.

I tend to difer on this~I listen to cr everday...if Kid Rock could do it, then so could she.

[jellyman10]

I think people who love this song are really into the lyrics, not the the tune itself.

I agree. Some of the most indelible songs ever written have that 'anyone could've written this' quality to them. Listen to the Beatles much, and it's easy to forget that there was a time when 'Yesterday' or 'Can't Buy Me Love' didn't exist. Someone had to sit down and hum that melody whilst noodling on a guitar or at the keys. And there's sometimes a sense that what is plucked out of the air was actually waiting there to be plucked, somehow already in the collective unconscious, hence the word 'zeitgeist' and the lawsuits that sometimes follow when two or more people pluck the same thing (*cough* 'Sara' *cough*).

Anyway, that's by way to coming to your second point. I don't think anyone can generalise that much about why other people are drawn to something. It's a bit like saying you know why someone chose to marry their partner: you don't. You only know what you find attractive or repellent in that person. Personally, I love the music in FWIW. I enjoy its rolling cadence; as others have said, it's sense of movement. I do like the lyric, and I do think it's SN's vocal quality that stirs my emotions when I listen to it, but the music is underpinning all of that.

Glad this thread was bumped! :blob1:

Loz

[mitzo]

Deadly, droning,droopy...? Wow, bummer for you. What do you think of the other tracks?

Well, to me, FWIW is the worst track on the album. I understand people's favourable comments on FWIW, but I think it ranks among the worst things she has ever recorded.

It's the melody, the arrangement, the vocal - all are so dreary and flat. The melody is monotonous and goes nowhere, the arrangement takes the tedious melody and accentuates its draggy, heavy aspect, and the vocal seems an octave too deep and lifeless, the whole thing sounds like it is playing on the wrong speed.

All together, this makes it sound like a klonopin hymn, an old woman grumbling to herself, an engine dying slowly.

[Janis_no1]

like the video, a bit different i guess. Though, in saying that, don't like the fake strumming of the guitar. tisk tisk

I like the song, simple.

[mikephxaz]

Best song on In Your Dreams. Effortless, sincere, sweet and simple. Even when she sings it live it appears she can enjoy herself. Like landslide, FWIW is Stevie at her best and simplest

[Thrown_Down]

I really love this song, including the lyrics AND the music. There is something tender and very sincere about it that really pulls me in.

[GoldDustWoman22]

I really really love this song! Like people have said it's simple, sweet and a story I think everyone of us can relate to...even if it's only one line of the song. This song mentions being in a bus and going on tour and because of all the guitar work, you can really feel that in the song. I agree that this was a really good choice to be released as a single. And as much as Stevie's "mimes" annoy people, I actually love this song performed live and to me it has beaten the album version every time.:nod:

[Richard B]

Not sure if this has been posted (haven't seen it) and even where to post...
but..
You can buy the music video of For What It's Worth on iTunes (USA) now.
For What It's Worth - Music Video (http://itunes.apple.com/us/music-video/for-what-its-worth/id461037647)

[flickersticked]

The way her voice sounds when she says " what you did was you saved my life. I won't forget it" Best moment on the whole album for me. Brings tears to my eyes every single time. I don't really care for it live though, it loses that something for me, especially with the hand motions.

[J.Miller]

Not sure if this has been posted (haven't seen it) and even where to post...
but..
You can buy the music video of For What It's Worth on iTunes (USA) now.
For What It's Worth - Music Video (http://itunes.apple.com/us/music-video/for-what-its-worth/id461037647)
I was looking for it on itunes almost daily. Before I downloaded an Adele song I decided to give FWIW one more try last night and there it was!!

[KarmaContestant]

Not sure if this has been posted (haven't seen it) and even where to post...
but..
You can buy the music video of For What It's Worth on iTunes (USA) now.
For What It's Worth - Music Video (http://itunes.apple.com/us/music-video/for-what-its-worth/id461037647)

Woot! Buying as soon as I get home!

I wish ALL of Stevie's videos were on there to buy.

[CADreaming]

Not sure if this has been posted (haven't seen it) and even where to post...
but..
You can buy the music video of For What It's Worth on iTunes (USA) now.
For What It's Worth - Music Video (http://itunes.apple.com/us/music-video/for-what-its-worth/id461037647)

Thanks for the info!

At one of her most recent shows she said she wanted to film the video on the PCH but Dave insisted on El Mirage. I wonder how Stevie's vision would have been different.

[Christopher]

. The way her voice sounds when she says " what you did was you saved my life. I won't forget it" Best moment on the whole album for meBrings tears to my eyes every single time.

I've had the same reaction to this song on occasion. Most memorably when I heard the song for the first time!! That line & her inflection on the final "you saved my life...I wont forget it" slapped me hard!! Every synapse in my brain was firing that morning. I knew at that moment ("here I am dramatic") of listening to IYD in its entirety, that this was going to be the BEST Stevie Nicks record to come along in a long long time!:nod: The sweet sentiment, story, musical arrangement (YES, the arrangement is perfect for this song.) & delivery is perfection! (shut up darklinen;))

Stevie hasn't recorded a song so sincerely sweet and wise since..."Leather And Lace", "After The Glitter Fades", "Beauty & The Beast", "I Sing For The Things" and "Has Anyone Ever Written Anything For You". It's been a long time since Stevie delivered a song in this vein successfully!! Had "Love Is" been recorded as close to the demo was, that would have qualified imo, but the Pierre Marchand/Sarah McLachlan gloss distracts from the core of the song a speck.:shrug:

And Yea!!! about the Vid...Its one of her best...that is for certain!