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joe 10-20-2004 07:52 AM

Stevie Q&A on the Nicks Fix
 
Did anyone know this was going on right now? I just saw it in the updates yesterday. I'm hesitant to submit a question - her answers are very "maybe", "it was great", "possibly", "someday", "i'd love to"....i mean, this is from a woman that writes constantly? I'm afraid of being let down by her rather short and blah answers.

ShangriLaTroubl 10-20-2004 09:20 AM

The ASK STEVIE thing has been an ongoing Q & A she has done for the last few years, every several months or so she answers some more questions...Nothing new really.
Although I didn't know she had answered a few more questions..thanks for sharing

Chris

SpyNote 10-20-2004 10:54 AM

Reissues
 
I think the subject of reissuing her catalog is new. She says sometime next year. Hope that sticks!

dissention 10-20-2004 11:29 AM

Q: Long Way To Go is one of my favorites, Stevie. What were you trying to convey in that song?

A: I had to go a long distance.

The Tower 10-20-2004 11:40 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dissention
Q: Long Way To Go is one of my favorites, Stevie. What were you trying to convey in that song?

A: I had to go a long distance.

Oh, yeah.... :laugh:

This is one of my personal favorites:

"Question 82 - from Anonymous:
Poets, Legands, Priests of nothing. I love the vibration of these words together. I would greatly appreciate the true meaning of "priests of nothing."

Stevie's answer:

It means the master of nothing.
"

Gee, Stevie, thanks for that indepth analysis.... :laugh:

The Tower 10-20-2004 11:43 AM

Although, you can't really blame her when she has to answer excruciating questions like this:

"Question 73 - from Alex:
Stevie,
Why do you say 'this is for you, daddy' before you sing Landslide (live)?

Thank you, Alex

Stevie's answer:

I was dedicating the song to my father, who was in the audience that night.
"

:eek: :eek: :lol: :lol:

Holy crap- what was John Kinney thinking when he passed that one along??

joe 10-20-2004 11:50 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dissention
Q: Long Way To Go is one of my favorites, Stevie. What were you trying to convey in that song?

A: I had to go a long distance.


NO WAY! :laugh: is that for real?

someone please give this woman her brandy!

dissention 10-20-2004 11:51 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by The Tower
Although, you can't really blame her when she has to answer excruciating questions like this:

"Question 73 - from Alex:
Stevie,
Why do you say 'this is for you, daddy' before you sing Landslide (live)?

Thank you, Alex

Stevie's answer:

I was dedicating the song to my father, who was in the audience that night.
"

:eek: :eek: :lol: :lol:

Holy crap- what was John Kinney thinking when he passed that one along??

:lol:

Out of all questions submitted, why in holy hell would she decide to answer this? Her blonde dye must be seeping through her scalp and into her brain. :angel:

joe 10-20-2004 11:53 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by The Tower
Oh, yeah.... :laugh:

This is one of my personal favorites:

"Question 82 - from Anonymous:
Poets, Legands, Priests of nothing. I love the vibration of these words together. I would greatly appreciate the true meaning of "priests of nothing."

Stevie's answer:

It means the master of nothing.
"

Gee, Stevie, thanks for that indepth analysis.... :laugh:

the possibilities are endless....

Q: Stevie, what does "Outside the Rain" mean?
A: it's raining outside.

Q: Stevie, what is the significance behind "Planets in the Universe"?
A: it means, there are other planets besides earth that exist.

i'm sorry...really, i am! :sorry:

ontheEdgeof17 10-20-2004 12:01 PM

I just waiting on the story of Dreams to pop up again somewhere. I can't wait to hear/read that one again! ;)


-Curt

amber 10-20-2004 12:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by joe
the possibilities are endless....

Q: Stevie, what does "Outside the Rain" mean?
A: it's raining outside.

Q: Stevie, what is the significance behind "Planets in the Universe"?
A: it means, there are other planets besides earth that exist.

i'm sorry...really, i am! :sorry:

:laugh: :laugh: Maybe no one should ever ask her about her lyrics. To bad we can't ask stuff like "so, what kind of f**cked up nut is Joe Walsh really?"

DrummerDeanna 10-20-2004 12:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by amber
:laugh: :laugh: Maybe no one should ever ask her about her lyrics. To bad we can't ask stuff like "so, what kind of f**cked up nut is Joe Walsh really?"

Dude. you should totally ask that...exactly in that way :laugh:

Villavic 10-20-2004 12:19 PM

Disappointed
 
I asked long ago (years) about the meaning of Sisters of the Moon (mentioning what I thought in the lyric interpretation).

But my question was never posted. I asked about it, they told me all questions are always send to Stevie. But in the same answer they told me that after a gap (I think th Enchanted tour, or the TISL tour, can't remeber) they made a new list, batch of questions, or something like that. So at the end I don't know if my question was discarded or not, was received by Stevie or not. :confused:

Anyway, I think my question was more interesting than the one about the "daddy dedication". :mad: In fact I found a lot of silly questions

SpyNote 10-20-2004 12:38 PM

Short answers
 
I'd imagine that she hand writes quick answers on paper and then faxes them back to John. I doubt she uses email, though she is one of the few people in the world who still uses a typewriter :laugh:

The other theory is that there is a "ghost writer," like Stevie's assistant, answering the questions. That might explain why the responses occasionally seem impersonal.

joe 10-20-2004 12:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SpyNote
I'd imagine that she hand writes quick answers on paper and then faxes them back to John. I doubt she uses email, though she is one of the few people in the world who still uses a typewriter :laugh:

The other theory is that there is a "ghost writer," like Stevie's assistant, answering the questions. That might explain why the responses occasionally seem impersonal.

i really think that's what it is....when i read those responses i just can't imagine that's Stevie writing them....it's more like a Stevie pod from "Invasion of the Body Snatchers."

Q: who is the "Beautiful Child"
A: i saw a child that was beautiful when i was writing the song.

Q: what's "Storms" about?
A: nasty weather.


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