Rolling Stone Top 25 Songs of 2011

[WildHearted]

10. Stevie Nicks, "Annabel Lee"
The gypsy queen comes back to tell the world who the eff she is, with a lyric by one of her hot dead rock & roll boyfriends, Edgar Allen Poe.

Read more: http://www.rollingstone.com/culture/blogs/pop-life/the-top-25-songs-of-2011-20111221#ixzz1hCVJvihU

[beccamorrisfift]

NUMBER 10 !? F**K YES !!! I just punched the air, GO STEVIE!!! :thumbsup:

[Sleepless-Child]

I was happy for a moment here...but then i saw the list. Does loving a Stevie Nicks song means having terrible tastes in music, in general?
Rebecca Black, Friday, seriously?
And why did he choose the worst Bon Iver song?!
Well, at least...

[mikephxaz]

I was happy for a moment here...but then i saw the list. Does loving a Stevie Nicks song means having terrible tastes in music, in general?
Rebecca Black, Friday, seriously?
And why did he choose the worst Bon Iver song?!
Well, at least...

too funny...i was about to post the same comment....Nicki??? Britney??? Rhiannon???? he has terrible taste

[louielouie2000]

Wow, I totally would never have guessed RS would have put Stevie on such a list! :shocked: After the recent Grammy upset, I guess they're tossing her a well deserved bone.

[Silver Springs]

That is a sad, saaad list.

[WildHearted]

Well, it's technically just one of the writers of Rolling Stone's personal list..

but it's still nice to see her on there.

[Macfanforever]

I agree .It's nice to see Stevie on some list this year.

[seanthompson]

This should be the next single.

[tilthefirefades]

Wow, awesome list. I am so shocked Britney got number 1, I mean I am reading that correctly right? :confused::confused::confused: I love Britney to death, but How I Roll? It's not a bad song, but definitely not the best, I would have assumed they would pick Till The World Ends. Also, two Nicki songs? That's amazing :thumbsup:

Oh yeah, I'm happy for Stevie too :lol:

[RockALittle250]

Great for Stevie! It's nice when she gets some mainstream recognition of this nature. Rob Sheffield also reviewed IYD for RS back in May.

I also found the little intro of the article to be interesting (specifically mentioning Stevie):

"My 25 favorite songs of 2011, including but not limited to: hits, obscurities, disco jams, guitar monsters, boof-boof chants, pelican-fly rappers and karaoke-room-clearers. And Stevie Nicks, obviously. (Listen to the list on Spotify by clicking below.)"