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Mageboy25 03-18-2005 06:18 AM

What year is that HORRID pic of Stevie taken from?????

The one with the poofy hair. Ive seen it many times over the years and have always been baffled from the period its from. She has a mustache, her hair is trashed, its SOOOOO FCKING obvious her pupils are dilated from a bunch of coke. It looks like she just dipped her pinky nail in a bag and sniffed it up her nose. To me it looks like the 70s bc you can tell her teeth are still messed up. However it does have that Wild Heart Tour poofy hair with the blonde highlights look. Wasn't the only time her hair was that poofy in the 70s was on the Tusk tour? But on that tour was it ever that shade of color?? Maybe its the crap bootlegs with the bad lighting thats throwing me off?

Oh where oh where was that pic taken at?

WildInTheWind 03-18-2005 11:37 AM

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Originally Posted by Mageboy25
What year is that HORRID pic of Stevie taken from?????


I don't think it's "horrid". Looks like the late 70's to me.

David 03-18-2005 11:49 AM

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Originally Posted by Mageboy25
What year is that HORRID pic of Stevie taken from?????

Taken between "Bella Donna" & "Mirage."

Serrart 03-18-2005 06:28 PM

The Nina Simone thing is more part of a personal diary he was eager to read to us, but for the rest I loved the reviews; the one on Say You Will sometimes drowns in an exercise of style ( ''Nick Cave meets Nine Inch Nails''? Finally he proclaims "PLUS...TUBULAR BELLS!"? :rolleyes: ), but he focuses very well on the dynamics of the band right now, and he got extra points in my book for including Mercury Rev and The Smiths in the comparison fest. :thumbsup: .Besides this part was great:
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The Associates never made it across to America, but it’s a fact that Buckingham, performing his solo hit “Trouble,” appeared on the same edition of TOTP in February 1982 as the Associates, making their debut appearance with “Party Fears Two.” Did he listen and quietly assimilate?
And Stevie's richness nowadays as a songwriter and performer is very well described, IMO.

Romy

Neal 03-18-2005 06:44 PM

"By this time, Stevie was the furthest gone, a catatonic zombie wheeled into the studio to perform her contributions."

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

JamieSPC 03-28-2005 03:23 PM

I'm such a Fleetwood Mac dork... parts of the k-punk blog actaully made me tear up.

I need help. :nod:

~Jamie


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