Stevie's Jesus-like powers
 

Have you guys read this before? It is from Gary Hodges, the same guy responsible for us having the recent Buckingham Nicks live songs.

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When was this, 1973? ****, I bet a lot of rock musicians in those days saw all kinds of auras and crazy lights coming out of all kinds of different people.

I love the way she just got up & walked upstairs.

Maybe she thought gary thought she was sick.

Well, I saw Stevie in a steakhouse in Madison, Wisconsin once and her eyes were green. So who knows? :shrug:

You know you've been smokin too much pot when......

wow!

Like -
****! -
Damn! :nod:

And Stevie said "You're stoned"..and then got up and went upstairs is more like it..oh..the 70's...:lol:

Lay off the tut!

Amen - and I have seen that glow first hand. So, take that for what it is worth.

He didn't say Stevie walked upstairs! ;)

I've been a firm believer in the power of Stevie for decades now! AMEN Stevie, AMEN! :]

There is magick all around her every time she walks in the room, fer sher.

Darn...
 

I thought with the thread title y'all were goin' to say Stevie would make fish fall outta the sky and she could die for our sins...Tsk, tsk, tsk :shrug: :lol:

Brian "The Father, The Son and the Holy track a Ghost through the Fog" j.

"Holy Track a Ghost through the fog." :laugh: :lol: :laugh:

Hehehehe. :lol:

There have been many odd thread titles on the Ledge.
But this one sure as hell takes the biscuit. :rolleyes:

Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds . . . .
 

Uhmm, k so how about a scientific explanation?
Remember this was 1973 - Pre-Fleetwood Mac era - but still - the '70s.
The guy was clearly tripping on LSD, and when he said that, pre-Fleetwood Mac Stevie said to herself, "k, this guy's trippin' - let's get the f. outta here"
and so she politely extracted herself from the situation without saying a word.
Personally I think she handled herself very well there....
And it is true that seeing "auras" around people is one of the effects of LSD. I don't doubt that there is "magic all around her," but in my opinion, go with the "most likely" explanation first - this was the 70s; the guy was tripping; Stevie realized it and left. :shrug:

It's an idea, anyway.....

Sounds like dude was tripping balls :shrug:.

I remember reading this in his Q&A and thinking how ridiculous it was that he was trying to pass off an old acid flashback as a sober, real-life episode :laugh:.

And we thought there was only one Jesus in Fleetwood Mac. :lol:

First, Brian J - hilarious.

People, pot doesn't make you see weird sh*t. And it was even weaker back then, studies show.
Don't you think he would have said something if he was tripping? I mean, it's a total cliche to say it was a flashback or dope. Surely this person knows that. And I'm sure he would be smart enough to know if he was tripping or not at the time.

That excerpt would certainly explains why "everybody likes Stevie Nicks". (I'm quoting myself, here).

Sure it can. It's certainly not likely, but I know a few people have seen some weird **** while high. Sometimes you just start tripping balls...

You don't "see" weird ****, you just perceive reality in a "weird ****" way. :thumbsup:

A little, maybe. But tripping balls?
I'm just saying, I don't think it was drugs.
And Chili is right.

Either way, Stevie Nicks glowing is far from the weirdest **** one might perceive while blazed out of one's mind.

I was in Amsterdam with a few friends back in March, and after stopping in a coffeeshop, we all went to an Indonesian restaurant for dinner. One of my friends who had ingested a space muffin and some space cake as her appetizer swears she saw/thought/perceived/whatever that the chicken on her plate was suddenly a dead sparrow or something, and she couldn't finish eating it. She turned to me at one point and whispered, really pitifully, "Jim, I'm tripping balls over here!" It was really sad in an incredibly hilarious way. (And no, nobody sneaked anything into her space cake, because another friend had eaten the same thing.)

I had a roommate once who used to do LSD - he was utterly, totally 100% incapable of distinguishing reality from hallucinations he had seen while tripping. There's reasons why it's illegal i.m.o.
It's VERY seductive but not real.

mmm. overload, perhaps. That just isn't common.

I think maybe it depends on "personality type" - some people are more likely to interpret things in certain ways. i.m.o. this guy had a habit of believing unreal things were real because he had a "predisposition" to want reality to be that way in the first place. Then again, scientists have recently discovered that 90% of the Universe is this stuff called Black Energy and Black Matter, and we don't even know what that is, so what the f. do I know? :shocked: :shrug: :lol:

Or leaves it, apparently...