View Full Version : Stevie's new website "StevieNicksOfficial"
BlueDenimLamp
11-26-2014, 09:25 AM
Well it looks like things are finally shaping up at "StevieNicksOfficial" (http://stevienicksofficial.com/) and the site is interactive with a "Forums" section where you can post things...Also there are "News"/"Tour"/"Media"/"Discography" and "Store" sections...Looks like they are attempting to fill the space created by the loss of the "Nicks Fix" and then some as you can finally learn who Stevie Nicks is and listen to her music (Can't pre-view the FM tracks though) all under one roof...
Macfanforever
11-26-2014, 02:30 PM
Thanks for the heads up .I just signed up with the forum.
I hope they dont lag behind on updating it.I think nobody can beat the Ledge on last minute updates.
BlueDenimLamp
11-26-2014, 02:48 PM
Thanks for the heads up .I just signed up with the forum.
I hope they dont lag behind on updating it.I think nobody can beat the Ledge on last minute updates.
It was updated yesterday with info about the upcoming West Hollywood "self portrait" showing.
Macfanforever
11-26-2014, 03:12 PM
Thats good.I noticed Nicksfix has been updated too.I hope they merge the info on NF over to the new site if NF shuts down.
BlueDenimLamp
11-26-2014, 03:23 PM
Thats good.I noticed Nicksfix has been updated too.I hope they merge the info on NF over to the new site if NF shuts down.
From The "Nicks Fix" (http://ledge.fleetwoodmac.net/showthread.php?t=54006&highlight=john+kinney) thread
"They aren't planning to incorporate any of his site content. The official website will likely just be a marketing vehicle, similar to how FleetwoodMac.com is set up, and the various updates will be left to the fan sites and social media outlets (e.g. Facebook, Twitter, Instagram)."
"One of the nice things that John mentioned is that Stevie's camp has finally started to embrace social media (because the music industry has been going on that direction) and they are acutely aware of all of the fan sites and message boards."
Macfanforever
11-26-2014, 03:36 PM
From The "Nicks Fix" (http://ledge.fleetwoodmac.net/showthread.php?t=54006&highlight=john+kinney) thread
"They aren't planning to incorporate any of his site content. The official website will likely just be a marketing vehicle, similar to how FleetwoodMac.com is set up, and the various updates will be left to the fan sites and social media outlets (e.g. Facebook, Twitter, Instagram)."
"One of the nice things that John mentioned is that Stevie's camp has finally started to embrace social media (because the music industry has been going on that direction) and they are acutely aware of all of the fan sites and message boards."
Thanks for the info.Very interesting.
Stevie is now getting ahead of me with the social media outlets.These forums is far as I go .LOL.Plus the industry can keep their digital downloads and just keep up with the vinyl releases.
StreetAngel86
11-26-2014, 06:17 PM
Thanks for the heads up .I just signed up with the forum.
I hope they dont lag behind on updating it.I think nobody can beat the Ledge on last minute updates.
this IS the official forum as far as I'm concerned :thumbsup:
BlueDenimLamp
11-26-2014, 08:22 PM
Thanks for the info.Very interesting.
Stevie is now getting ahead of me with the social media outlets.These forums is far as I go .LOL.Plus the industry can keep their digital downloads and just keep up with the vinyl releases.
More info...The "Nicks Fix" (http://nicksfix.com/) has info about the new site...
New Stevie Nicks Website
Check out the new Stevie Nicks website at stevienicksofficial.com. We have been working closely with our friends at ground(ctrl), who also manage fleetwoodmac.com. Eventually the Nicks Fix will transition to this new site and it will become Stevie's official site. More information will be coming in the next week or two, so stay tuned for some exciting changes and more details.
nicole21290
11-27-2014, 05:05 AM
More info...The "Nicks Fix" (http://nicksfix.com/) has info about the new site...
New Stevie Nicks Website
Check out the new Stevie Nicks website at stevienicksofficial.com. We have been working closely with our friends at ground(ctrl), who also manage fleetwoodmac.com. Eventually the Nicks Fix will transition to this new site and it will become Stevie's official site. More information will be coming in the next week or two, so stay tuned for some exciting changes and more details.
Do we know if all the articles, interviews and information posted on thenicksfix will actually disappear for good, then? Because if so... *copies and pastes hastily*
BlueDenimLamp
11-27-2014, 08:00 AM
Do we know if all the articles, interviews and information posted on thenicksfix will actually disappear for good, then? Because if so... *copies and pastes hastily*
The "Nicks Fix" thread (http://nicksfix.com/) ( at the Ledge) says the site will remain up but will no longer be updated and this comes from JK I think...If you go to the Nicks Fix (http://nicksfix.com/).they have a brief statement on the "Main Page" about Stevie's new site StevieNicksOfficial (http://stevienicksofficial.com/) and they say "More information will be coming in the next week or two, so stay tuned for some exciting changes and more details".
So we will just have to see what happens.
twinmatrix
11-27-2014, 10:44 AM
Does this mean we might get a Europe solo tour? Lol.
With her regained popularity thanks to American Horror Story and getting older I hope she considers it... I don't see her doing a world tour at all anymore when she's 70+.
Thanks for the heads up .I just signed up with the forum.
I hope they dont lag behind on updating it.I think nobody can beat the Ledge on last minute updates.
Me too! I agree, I find this site is always up to the minute.
SpyNote
11-27-2014, 02:04 PM
It's nearly identical in structure to FleetwoodMac.com, except for the inclusion of a forum. It looks like a typical official site, with all the marketing components plugged in. That's probably how it should have been in the first place. I don't think anyone goes to an official site for articles and downloads because that's not the record label's focus.
As for old articles on The Nicks Fix, once they're published on the web, they're permanent unless someone makes a concerted effort to remove them, which won't happen.
SpyNote
11-27-2014, 02:17 PM
If you read some of the marketing verbiage on Stevie's official site, you'll see similarities to content that's posted on fan sites. I'm reminded of the time when Jonathan Todd copied the discography sections from The Penguin when FleetwoodMac.com initially tried to come up with content for their site around 2003. Even if they never credit us, it's interesting to see their tracks all over here. :nod:
PenguinHead
11-28-2014, 03:11 PM
Curious to see the omission of the Buckingham Nicks album in the official discography. Why?
BlueDenimLamp
11-28-2014, 03:19 PM
Curious to see the omission of the Buckingham Nicks album in the official discography. Why?
And if you notice there is no preview of any of the songs on the FM albums nor are there any links for purchase of FM songs.
welcomechris
11-30-2014, 11:33 AM
Just to let you know my name on that forum is "Fleetwood Mac Fans" somebody is impersonating me in the "How Exciting" thread by making their screen name "welcomechris" and their location is "my house" (which is what I put)
So my name there is Fleetwood Mac Fans not welcomechris
PenguinHead
12-01-2014, 12:43 AM
I was under the impression that the "The Divine Stevie Nicks" CD was either a knock off or just a foreign release. It's such an odd combination of songs from Wild Heart and The Other Side of the Mirror. What purpose was this compilation designed to serve? I''m surprised to see it included in the discography on this new website.
I'm investing very little attention to the Stevie Nicks Official website for the time being. I feel no need to join the forum. The Ledge will always be my established forum.
But I will watch if and how this site will develop. The cynical side of me thinks this is just a corporate site that will become stale and sparsely maintained over time.
SpyNote
12-01-2014, 03:10 PM
I was under the impression that the "The Divine Stevie Nicks" CD was either a knock off or just a foreign release. It's such an odd combination of songs from Wild Heart and The Other Side of the Mirror. What purpose was this compilation designed to serve? I''m surprised to see it included in the discography on this new website.
It's an official EMI release. Those two albums did relatively well in Europe, so like all compilations and best-ofs, it was an easy way for the label to make some quick cash. There was no remastering done, but the volume level of the recordings is noticeably higher.
I think it's worthy of inclusion in the miscellaneous/compilation section.
Ghost_Tracker
12-01-2014, 10:21 PM
I have a prediction for you guys -
All of you - - all of you - - are going to come to *hate* the new website once Nicksfix totally folds and you see it for what it really is. In my opinion, only then, will some people come to appreciate what Kinney really did. And just how much effort he put in over the almost 20 years that he ran her website for us.
Please ask yourselves a question - Do you really think this website is going to have an "Ask Stevie" section, or a chat room, or a way to send Stevie a Birthday Greeting or say "Merry Christmas?"
There's going to be one and only one purpose of the new website, imo:
"CLICK HERE TO BUY MORE STUFF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" :shocked:
"End of an era," imo. I think John deserves a HUGE Thank You from us, and a GREAT deal of credit for what he did, over such a long period of time.
Ghost_Tracker
12-01-2014, 10:26 PM
Thats good.I noticed Nicksfix has been updated too.I hope they merge the info on NF over to the new site if NF shuts down.
Just a thought - Why WOULD they?
That's not related to buying Stevie albums.
Macfanforever
12-01-2014, 11:31 PM
I've been saving NF to the Wayback machine for good memories if it gets shut down altogether.
michelej1
12-01-2014, 11:35 PM
I have a prediction for you guys -
All of you - - all of you - - are going to come to *hate* the new website once Nicksfix totally folds and you see it for what it really is. In my opinion, only then, will some people come to appreciate what Kinney really did. And just how much effort he put in over the almost 20 years that he ran her website for us.
Please ask yourselves a question - Do you really think this website is going to have an "Ask Stevie" section, or a chat room, or a way to send Stevie a Birthday Greeting or say "Merry Christmas?"
There's going to be one and only one purpose of the new website, imo:
"CLICK HERE TO BUY MORE STUFF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" :shocked:
I wish they would realize that if you keep people connected to you, they WILL buy more stuff. I think more stars are realizing that with Twitter. Remain engaged with your audience when you don't have a product out and then when you DO have one out, it will be much easier to get them to watch, buy, read, etc. Make it feel like a relationship.
Sometimes I'll read a celebrity's twitter and it really turns me off when they are posting furiously when they have something to promote, but there's complete silence when they don't. I want to say, "Leave and stay gone. Don't come back when you have something else to sell." Promotion is an ongoing process in this day and age. You sustain the communication all along.
Michele
Macfanforever
12-02-2014, 12:15 AM
Just a thought - Why WOULD they?
That's not related to buying Stevie albums.
Yea I agree.
I wish they would realize that if you keep people connected to you, they WILL buy more stuff. I think more stars are realizing that with Twitter. Remain engaged with your audience when you don't have a product out and then when you DO have one out, it will be much easier to get them to watch, buy, read, etc. Make it feel like a relationship.
Sometimes I'll read a celebrity's twitter and it really turns me off when they are posting furiously when they have something to promote, but there's complete silence when they don't. I want to say, "Leave and stay gone. Don't come back when you have something else to sell." Promotion is an ongoing process in this day and age. You sustain the communication all along.
Michele
As I was watching the Macys Thanksgiving parade .most of the parade was a Macys advertisement.
I could picture Stevie bellowing out at the current FM concerts"Please go out and buy my new album 24K". It would be not fair with the rest of the band.but if Mick mentions it which It would be better coming out of his mouth.probably at the right time when he introduce her during the intros.
PenguinHead
12-15-2014, 04:00 AM
Official sites constructed by corporations have no heart. They ultimately serve solely a commercial purpose. Why should that be a surprise? Sites designed by fans have a soul, with a very different, more expansive utilitarian agenda.
Like this site, Nicks Fix provided a depth of comprehensive/dynamic content that an official site will never have. On a rare occasion a fan site is so well planned and designed, a savvy band/artist might adopt it as its official site. It's too bad that didn't happen with Nicks Fix.
Someone like Stevie (or members of Fleetwood Mac) is far removed from any mindful investment in social media as a marketing tool and as means to forge a closer internet relationship with their fans. It's just not in their wheelhouse to be deeply involved in matters such as these.
vivfox
12-15-2014, 12:46 PM
The Fleetwood Mac video for Don't Stop is from a live performance from 1977 overdubbed with the album track and I have a much better copy of the live Dreams video they have posted from the Rumours tour.
Macfanforever
12-15-2014, 07:21 PM
Official sites constructed by corporations have no heart. They ultimately serve solely a commercial purpose. Why should that be a surprise? Sites designed by fans have a soul, with a very different, more expansive utilitarian agenda.
Like this site, Nicks Fix provided a depth of comprehensive/dynamic content that an official site will never have. On a rare occasion a fan site is so well planned and designed, a savvy band/artist might adopt it as its official site. It's too bad that didn't happen with Nicks Fix.
Someone like Stevie (or members of Fleetwood Mac) is far removed from any mindful investment in social media as a marketing tool and as means to forge a closer internet relationship with their fans. It's just not in their wheelhouse to be deeply involved in matters such as these.
I agree.Its like management at any company and they have no clue what the product or service is and acting like hotshots since they have a MBA in business management.
I was never a fan of take overs of anything .Most of the time they suck.
I'm afraid that most of John's hard work will end up getting deleted if any gets moved onto the new site.Thank goodness for the Wayback Machine.
Macfanforever
12-15-2014, 07:22 PM
The Fleetwood Mac video for Don't Stop is from a live performance from 1977 overdubbed with the album track and I have a much better copy of the live Dreams video they have posted from the Rumours tour.
I wonder where they got that copy.
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