Tracklisting and info for the Reflections DVD
 

I got a press release for this today and this is pretty good:

"The accompanying DVD features videos for thirteen of Stevie's best-loved songs culminating with Sorcerer (on which Sheryl Crow guests). Each video has the option of playing a voice-over commentary whilst other bonus material includes rare home video footage shot during the Bella Donna sessions, interviews and artwork."

1. Stop Draggin' My Heart Around (with Tom Petty)
2. Edge Of Seventeen
3. Stand Back (Scarlett version)!!!!!
4. Stand Back
5. If Anyone Falls In Love
6. Talk To Me
7. I Can't Wait
8. Rooms On Fire
9. Whole Lotta Trouble
10. Sometimes It's A Bitch
11. Blue Denim
12. Everyday
13. Sorcerer (with Sheryl Crow)

Also UK fans get the CD/DVD a day earlier on March 26

Civil War Standback???!!! No friggin way!!!!!

I am one happy camper.

What about the rest of Europe? I can't find any info on that.

The DVD is getting better with every new 'press release'. ;)

Civil War version.... Cool!

But what happened to "If You Ever Did Believe"?

I have no idea. This press release was sent to me from Warner Music UK, so it's completely official. I would imagine the European release date would be the same.

I also have no clue what happened to If You Ever Did Believe. I think it's a shame if it's not on there, but the video does include clips from Practical Magic so perhaps they removed it to avoid any complications concerning that. Or perhaps it's just not on the UK version, I don't know.

Here's the full press release I received:


Stevie Nicks Reflections:The Very Best Of Stevie Nicks

Stevie Nicks will release Reflections...The Very Best Of on March 26th on Warner Bros. Records. Reflections is the definitive Stevie Nicks compilation and comes packaged with the first DVD retrospective of her work.

The CD spans Stevie's solo career from the Billboard #1 debut Bella Donna (1981) through to 2001's Trouble in Shangri-La with hits such as Stop Draggin' My Heart Around (with Tom Petty), Leather And Lace (with Don Henley) and Stand Back. Her Fleetwood Mac career is represented with the original version of Silver Springs, a Deep Dish remix of Dreams and a live version of Rhiannon. The album also includes two special live performances alongside the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra in the shape of Landslide and Edge Of Seventeen.

The accompanying DVD features videos for thirteen of Stevie's best-loved songs culminating with Sorcerer (on which Sheryl Crow guests). Each video has the option of playing a voice-over commentary whilst other bonus material includes rare home video footage shot during the Bella Donna sessions, interviews and artwork.

The full tracklisting is:
CD:
1. Edge Of Seventeen
2. I Can't Wait
3. Sorcerer
4. If Anyone Falls In Love
5. Stop Draggin' My Heart Around (with Tom Petty)
6. Silver Springs (Fleetwood Mac original version)
7. Dreams - Deep Dish version
8. Rhiannon (Live)
9. Rooms On Fire
10. Talk To Me
11. Landslide (Live with Melbourne Symphony Orchestra)
12. Stand Back
13. Has Anyone Ever Written Anything For You
14. Planets Of The Universe
15. Rock And Roll (Live)
16. Leather And Lace (with Don Henley)
17. Edge Of Seventeen (Live with Melbourne Symphony Orch.)

DVD:
1. Stop Draggin' My Heart Around (with Tom Petty)
2. Edge Of Seventeen
3. Stand Back (Scarlett version)
4. Stand Back
5. If Anyone Falls In Love
6. Talk To Me
7. I Can't Wait
8. Rooms On Fire
9. Whole Lotta Trouble
10. Sometimes It's A Bitch
11. Blue Denim
12. Everyday
13. Sorcerer (with Sheryl Crow)

Stevie Nicks has been confirmed to play as part of the pre-game show at the upcoming Superbowl at Dolphin Stadium, Miami, on February 4th. She will also play four special shows at Caesars Palace, Las Vegas, on March 20th, 21st, 23rd and 24th.

Hmmm... I wonder if the Edge on the dvd is the video with her walking on the beach? If it is, that would be great.. all the ones I've seen of that one have been crap!

I think it is for sure. Shame the Leather And Lace performance isn't on there either. But maybe they're holding that back for when they release the CBS concert on DVD. I hope so anyway!

Awesome news!

Is there a link to the press release somewhere? I want to post this in another community, and want to include the link to a source.

THIS! is good news!! thanx 4 posting!:blob2:

I'm afraid not. I work in the media and received this directly from Warner. I posted exactly what was sent, just removed the contact details.
If you repost it just mention it was taken from The Ledge - I believe that's the netiquette :)

hot damn. this is awesome.

how many times have we begged for footage from those sessions (the same ones we see seconds of in the SIAB video)?

thanks for posting!

Which Leather and Lace performace is that?

You know, the Leather And Lace video that was on the I Can't Wait compilation video where she's singing with Sharon and Lori.

i am ecstatic about this, hope it is as awesome as it sounds!!!~

The one that was cut from the White Wing Dove video. I think it's on YouTube I've deffo seen it somewhere

Ah - I have that somewhere. It is a cool performance of that song.

I wonder where the Henley one os from - likely the Two Voices tour.

I don't think it's a live version.

Oops - I misread that - I think you are correct.

I think this tracklisting is pretty good, but I wish If You Ever Did Believe was on there as well a live performance of Leather and Lace with Don as that would be cool. Still the fact that all of her videos are now officially available is great.

Matt

Interesting. Maybe there will different versions of the release that vary by country.

Maybe this is what Sheryl Crow was referring to when she told someone that Stevie was busy working in the studio- she was recording the narratives for her videos. :rolleyes:

I just wonder how one narrates performance videos like "Blue Denim" or "Whole Lotta Trouble," etc. There really isn't a story to tell. :shrug:

Otherwise, this DVD sounds like exactly the sort of thing we have all been waiting for. In fact, I think the DVD could have been released separately and drummed up lots of sales on its own.

Now what would have really been amazing is if Stevie was able/willing to obtain the rights/recordings to any Fritz or live Buckingham Nicks recordings. Or an expanded version featuring a bonus disc of alternate takes/demos of the songs featured on the CD (just like the expanded Rumours or Tusk reissues). I mean, how many takes of "Edge of Seventeen" are out there? Like 25 or more? :eek: :shrug:

Okay. Now I'm excited. We have wanted that Bella Donna footage for years! And finally we'll have a nice clear version of the Civil War video for Stand Back. Thank you for this news Sharon. :xoxo:

THAT. Is something they should consider when they release the BN album on cd... Make it a double with a bunch of other old stuff.

Cool. :thumbsup:

I'm still a bit puzzled about B&tB being left off though. I know it was never a single, but it's really a signature tune of hers, esp. live and esp. since 5/05. Bummer about IYEDB, but hey, I guess we can't have it all. The rest (Civil War Stand Back, the BD home video footage, live R&R) makes up for it for the most part.

Thanks so much for posting that, Sharon! :xoxo:

Aside from my one minor quibble (two versions of "Edge"!), I'm thoroughly pleased with the tracklisting for the CD, and I never in a million years would have ever thought we'd see an official DVD release of the "Edge Of Seventeen" video and the original version of the "Stand Back" video. So this is going to be really terrific.

(Not to be a "Debbie Downer," but I wonder what the chances are that "Edge" actually isn't the production video, but the live performance from the 1981 'In Concert' video?)

As far as the omission of "If You Ever Did Believe," as you pointed out earlier, Sharon, they may have had to leave it off because of rights issues with the 'Practical Magic' footage. There were a couple of videos left off of Chris Isaak's recent CD/DVD collection because they included clips from movies ("Graduation Day" contained clips from 'Beautiful Girls,' and "Two Hearts" featured clips from 'True Romance')... so that's probably the case here as well.

Holy crap...
 

The Civil War video finally sees official release on a DVD, 'bout damn time.

Too bad the video for "Insider" didnt make this compilation...but of course that is more for a TP comp than a SN comp.

I'm thinking it is footage with the MSO from the Gold Dust Tour. :shrug:

Yes indeed, it's always proper netiquette to post the source of your information instead of saying things like "this was taken from that OTHER board", without even including a link, let alone even mentioning the name of the website. If the information is not a news article and is from a private source, it should always include a link back to the original source of the information. For example, when the track listing for "Reflections" was leaked out on Seven Wonders several days ago, a link was not posted back to the original source of the information, which was taken from this thread on Seven Wonders:

http://www.sevenwondersonline.net/in...c,10428.0.html


Anyway, thank you for sharing this new information you received today and thank you for stating the obvious when it comes to proper internet etiquette.

This bores me. :laugh:

since sharon wasn't even the person who posted that other thread, it totally makes sense for you to be rude to her. totally! :wavey:

What, the CD/DVD track listing, or Brian's whining? :D

C. All the above


Same ****. Different day.

:)

I totally wasn't being rude to her. totally!

I was simply agreeing with her and stating my opinion on the issue she raised about proper netiquette. :wavey:

really? "thank you for stating the obvious" isn't rude? whatev.

I don't think it's that obvious really, but yes your board should definitely have been credited with the original information for the CD/DVD posted here.

As for the link, I have a feeling that links to other boards are against the rules here.
Brian?

I thought that too.

Mmm, exactly. whatev.

"thank you for stating the obvious", implying that others (who shall remain nameless) do not always practice the obvious (meaning posting links to sources of information) on many occasions. It seems the obvious tends to be overlooked at times, so I was thanking her for stating what should be obvious to most people - That when you post information on a message board that is not your own, which you took from another site, that it is proper internet etiquette to name the site and post the link to that source.

Sorry you think I'm rude..

You love it really :p
If Stevie changed her setlist or put out surprise material it would scare you, admit it!

Me three. I don't usually post a link to another message board, but I do state where the info came from and who posted it. :shrug:

I take heart medications just in case that day arises.