confirmed In Your Dreams tracklisting!
 

Hi there,

I was surfing around the net and found two trustworthy sites that have a 13 song tracklisting for In Your Dreams. I'm guessing track number 14 will be available as a Japan and/or iTunes bonus track. Any idea which song that might be? Anyway, the links are:

http://www.rhinorecords.ca/shop/prod...154634144.aspx

https://www.nlstore.nl/muziek/pop/ni.../0093624958680

Now, here's the final (?) tracklisting for Stevie Nicks - In Your Dreams (2011)

1. Secret Love
2. For What It's Worth
3. In Your Dreams
4. Wide Sargasso Sea
5. New Orleans
6. Moonlight (A Vampire's Dream)
7. Annabel Lee
8. Soldier's Angel
9. Everybody Loves You
10. Ghosts Are Gone
11. You May Be The One
12. Italian Summer
13. Cheaper Than Free


I'm very much looking forward to this new work of the Divine Miss Nicks and hope also that there will be a deluxe cd/dvd edition as well as a good old fashioned vinyl LP!

Greetings to all Stevie/F-Mac fans out there from Venlo-Blerick, The Netherlands and let's hope she will tour again soon in Europe!

Thanks for sharing! I'm starting to get really excited! We're truly on the home stretch now! :nod:

I think we've had some clue of all of these except for "You May Be The One"

At least I haven't heard of that one.

I'm pumped! :)

ok, that's cool, I thought Moonlight was the first song on the album though

Hmmmm...not sure "Secret Love" is an album opener...only time will tell with that, I suppose.

Nope, she let that title slip in one of her flurry of radio interviews about a month ago. So there we have it! Every song title (except perhaps "New Orleans") was leaked in advance in print and radio interviews. Unprecedented! I was secretly hoping to see something completely unknown, but I'm happy that we're getting 13 tracks. :blob1: I saw this track list and instantly thought, OMG, this track list/sequence will be with us for the rest of our lives. I know that's kind of dramatic... but I can't think of Bella Donna without thinking about each song in its proper sequence, e.g., the way HSML starts up quietly right after Eo17 ends. If the past 30 years are any indication, I will spend the next 30 years feeling the same way about all of her music. I dunno... it's almost like awaiting the birth of your adopted child. :lol:

I concur with that

I was much more excited about "Moonlight" as an opener

Ooh. Thought. Didn't FM77 say that Secret Love was track #1 and that New Orleans was track #5? They might have been telling the truth all along :laugh:

I do hope this is the official tracklisting, although, I hope You May Be The One is a little uptempo, otherwise it looks as though the CD will drag towards the end.

Didn't she say that "Ghosts Are Gone" is a crazy rock and roll song? I imagine this would be the "Fall From Grace" of the album

S/he did say that. Again, I have no idea why people were so quick to jump down his/her throat about this info. Nothing has proven to be wrong yet...

Anyway, very glad to see a final list. And well done to the sleuthing of the Ledgies, who were able to figure them all out first!

Yes. I have to wonder if the part of the sizzle reel where Stevie is singing:

"burn this house down!"

Is actually Ghosts Are Gone vs Wide Sargosso Sea.

Well, if you look at the story of Wide Sargasso Sea, it fits the lyric of the song

No, Based on the call sheets for the video/film shoot, there is no video for "The Ghosts are Gone.", besides the lyrics fit the movie/novel perfectly.

I'm speculating that "You May Be The One" along with "For What It's Worth" are the Mike Campbell collaborations. So YMBTO is probably/hopefully a mid-tempo to all out rock song.

Rockers!!!!
 

If this is the final order I bet 'For What it's Worth' and 'In Your Dreams' are kick ass rockers.Does Mike Campbell have two tracks.One or both of these could be those tracks.

I really hope Cheaper Than Free sounds better than the snippet we heard a while ago. The lyrics sounded like such hackneyed rubbish. To be honest I had hoped it wouldn't be on the album.

It should shape up the be something like this:

1. Secret Love (S. Nicks)
2. For What It's Worth (S. Nicks, D.Stewart)
3. In Your Dreams (S. Nicks, D. Stewart)
4. Wide Sargasso Sea (S. Nicks, D. Stewart)
5. New Orleans (S. Nicks)
6. Moonlight (A Vampire's Dream) (S. Nicks, D. Stewart)
7. Annabel Lee (S. Nicks)
8. Soldier's Angel (S. Nicks)
9. Everybody Loves You (S. Nicks, D. Stewart)
10. Ghosts Are Gone (S. Nicks, D. Stewart)
11. You May Be The One (S. Nicks, M. Campbell)
12. Italian Summer (S. Nicks, D. Stewart)
13. Cheaper Than Free (S. Nicks, D. Stewart)

There's another Mike Campbell song in there, but I don't think anyone is quite sure which one it is.

"Ghosts are Gone" is definitely one of the faster rock songs on the record.

Jamie

I was thinking about just how exciting this is - this is the first time that I'm getting hints through internet buzz ahead of time about Stevie's solo work. I wasn't that active on the boards for TISL, so this really is kind of new to me. And I'm loving it.:blob1:

Ditto
I was 11 when TISL came out, and we didn't have internet. My Dad pre-ordered through a mail order music catalogue :lol:


When I read the title "The Ghosts Are Gone", I don't think of a rocker. I think of an emotional yet positive, uplifting song in a similar tempo to "Juliet" or "If I Were You" - I would call those songs upbeat, but not rockers. Maybe it's just me lol

I would prefer that this album be full of more mid to uptempo rock songs than anything. So from this track list and its sequence I would glean there are @9 mid to uptempo songs & 4 slower to ballads songs. I remember that was my biggest gripe when OSOTM came out at the time, that there was only one real rocker (LWTG) and the rest of the record was so mellow/drowsy LOL easily making it her most sleepy and adult contemporary record to date.
IYD just may be Stevies' most rock album to date.:thumbsup:

I'm the only one who loves Juliet. :distress:

Uh, no. FM77 conveniently didn't know the track names or numbers, that is, until he/she remembered. :rolleyes: There was someone else who stated as a fact that "New Orleans" was Track 5. I forget the name of the person... but I think it had "Rhiannon" in it. :shrug: FM77 definitely did not convey any specific information about track numbers and titles.

I love "Juliet" and it worked so well live - wish she'd do it live again, but that'll never happen - In MY Dreams

I'm pretty sure I heard or read something saying that "For What It's Worth" is a Mike Campbell collaboration. The other one is either YMBTO or TGAG, I'm suspecting the former. Stevie also said she wrote 5 songs for the record, So I would include "Moonlight" as also being penned by Stevie alone.

Amazon doesn't have a track listing yet, since they probably will have a Bonus Track once again. Even pre~release, Stevie is poised to succeed on the charts:

Amazon Bestsellers Rank: #111 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)
#3 in Music > Classic Rock > Album-Oriented Rock (AOR)
#60 in Music > Rock > General

TISL was number one of Amazon for a couple of weeks before the album dropped and the album was was near the top of amazon for almost a month and a half before it dropped. I was amazed at it's success on Amazon considering Destiny Child was due to release an album at the same time.

In the article in which the title "You May Be the One" emerged (actually, I think it was a radio interview), Stevie said that "You May Be the One" was the first song that she and Dave wrote together, where he took a line of her poetry and started playing music to it.

So I think it has already been established that YMBTO is a Nicks/Stewart track.

Ohh YES! Thanks for jogging my memory. I do remember that now.:wavey:

You are correct. I only said that on the disk I heard in Dec that Secret Love was the first track. I think I also said they were contemplating whether that song or In Your Dreams should be the first single. Secret Love is good but In Your Dreams sounded like a hit to me.

I like Juliet. And Alice.

I think Secret Love will work fine as an album opener. It's an enjoyable little ditty. :)

No surprises with the tracklist, but I'm glad it's been officially released. Wasn't wild about the New Orleans song actually being titled New Orleans initially, but I'm warming up to it. It's a pretty romantic name for a city, and it fits in there next to Wide Sargasso Sea and Moonlight.

A 13-track album full of fast-tempo rock would be overkill to the extreme. Mostly mid-tempo, with 2 or 3 slower ones and a couple of fast rockers sounds about right to me.

Where did you get that For What It's Worth was a Dave Stewart song. It's a Mike Campbell song. Also, where did you get that Italian Summer was cowritten. To my knowledge it is one of the three songs she gets credit alone. Also, the Ghosts is gone is a Mike Campbell collaboration, not stewart. Annabelle Lee is cowritten with Stewart.

No. Juliet was one of the few songs I actually liked from that album and I did not like much else, rooms on fire and ooh my love, I could tolerate Alice

I think Annabel Lee should be Poe/Nicks/Stewart/Ballad. I'm fairly sure she said in an interview that Glen Ballad did something to the song, and Dave wrote an awesome bridge. Or something. I'd be pretty surprised if she didn't credit Poe, as well.

Oh. My bad then. :laugh: I can't keep up with who's been stating what as fact lately.

I'm not so hot on the fact that Secret Love will be opening the album, normally her opening tracks are these epic, long, often rambling (but in a good way) tracks. Secret Love... is not.

"Annabelle Lee" is a TISL demo - way before she worked with Dave.
Also, didn't she say something about writing "Italian Summer" whilst away in Italy, and that it was about a summer love? Hardly the kind of thing she would co-write.

It was only speculation over the tracks, I wasn't confirming anything. But we certainly know that "Secret Love", "Annabelle Lee", "New Orleans" and "Soildiers Angel" are Nicks written only, as these are the 4 tracks that were all written before the Stevie/Dave sessions.

Ah, cool. So Dave has possibly added to the track? That's great! One of the things I dislike about the demo is that it doesn't go anywhere - lets hope this has added a whole other dimension to the track

Well, it's a new album, so Stevie can try a new type of beginning!:]

No, Dave added to Annabelle Lee a whole instrumental middle section. She may have given Ballard or Waddy or Campbell credit for this song too. They worked on that demo and it got changed. Stevie said she is only get sole credit for three songs. Secret Love being one of those.

I hope Italian is one of the others.

Stevie did write Italian Summer in Italy. That is what she told us in December--she was staying in Ravello and left a handwritten set of lyrics for the owner of the villa to keep "because this place is going to be famous". (Meaning once people heard her song they would flock to the scene of its inspiration).

I thought she said Dave wrote the track but I'm not sure.

It's possible that she was referring to having written the poetry herself, while she was in Italy...but then that poetry turned into a co-written song with Dave.

I'm thinking "Secret Love", "Italian Summer" and either "Soldiers Angel" or "New Orleans" as we've known about both of those for a while now. I guess Lindsey or Dave could've added something and got a writing credit for it. Can't see her giving Lindsey a writing credit, in all honesty :lol: