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Villavic 11-22-2004 06:51 PM

The most beautiful singer at her best moment
 
Now choose your favorite beautilful rock/pop lady, at your favorite moment. Mine is Olivia Newton John during her Grease-Totally Hot era (1977-1979)

Followed by Stevie Nicks during her Tusk era.

This is not about talent or songs, is just about the look, he he!

Choose one or mention if it's not in the list (sure there's a lot). Don't forget to mention the time she was the hottest!

dissention 11-22-2004 07:03 PM

Debbie kills everyone when it comes to hotness. She never really did any of the crazy perms and big hair **** that most singers did back in the day. She looks like a porcelain doll with perfect skin, but wild and adventurous with her clothes and personality. That face could stop traffic. The lips, the eyes, the round little cheeks, etc.

If I had to pick eras where I thought she was the most gorgeous, I'd go with Eat To the Beat ('79-'80) and No Exit ('98-'99):

http://www.godprod.com/vision/mickro...es/blondie.jpg
http://www.rip-her-to-shreds.com/arc...h/roth0019.jpg

Merf 11-22-2004 07:12 PM

I'm going to go against popular opinion and say 1997 The Dance Stevie is the most beautiful Stevie.

http://www.nicksfix.com/bazaar2b.jpg

dissention 11-22-2004 07:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Merf
I'm going to go against popular opinion and say 1997 The Dance Stevie is the most beautiful Stevie.

I kind of agree. That was when she wore some pretty cool **** and she looked rather radiant all around.

amber 11-22-2004 07:15 PM

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Originally Posted by dissention
Debbie kills everyone when it comes to hotness. She never really did any of the crazy perms and big hair **** that most singers did back in the day. She looks like a porcelain doll with perfect skin, but wild and adventurous with her clothes and personality. That face could stop traffic. The lips, the eyes, the round little cheeks, etc.

If I had to pick eras where I thought she was the most gorgeous, I'd go with Eat To the Beat ('79-'80) and No Exit ('98-'99):

http://www.godprod.com/vision/mickro...es/blondie.jpg
http://www.rip-her-to-shreds.com/arc...h/roth0019.jpg

I agree, and nice pic. However, I think Stevie's performances are much sexier. It's like where one girl isn't as pretty, but her personality is way sexier, so you like her. :D
So, I would pick Stevie live during Mirage, or doing Golden Braid, or I Need to Know, or Edge, during, i guess Bella Donna.

dissention 11-22-2004 07:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Merf

Isn't that from 2001?

HomerMcvie 11-22-2004 07:16 PM

What, no Christine? What kind of poll on a FM website is this? :distress: :distress: :distress:

dissention 11-22-2004 07:20 PM

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Originally Posted by amber
I agree, and nice pic. However, I think Stevie's performances are much sexier. It's like where one girl isn't as pretty, but her personality is way sexier, so you like her. :D
So, I would pick Stevie live during Mirage, or doing Golden Braid, or I Need to Know, or Edge, during, i guess Bella Donna.

I think Debbie's performances are a big part of the charm for me. She's a bit aloof and distant, giddy and shy, brash but reserved all at the same time. She rarely looks like the most comfortable person onstage, but it's kind of like she's letting the audience know that it isn't easy to be up there but she's gonna do it anyways. Sort of like when she takes a rose, bites the head off, and spits the petals into the audience. She does it, then seems a bit horrified that she did it, but jumps about and goes to the next thing. It's very alluring.

amber 11-22-2004 07:24 PM

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Originally Posted by dissention
I think Debbie's performances are a big part of the charm for me. She's a bit aloof and distant, giddy and shy, brash but reserved all at the same time. She rarely looks like the most comfortable person onstage, but it's kind of like she's letting the audience know that it isn't easy to be up there but she's gonna do it anyways. Sort of like when she takes a rose, bites the head off, and spits the petals into the audience. She does it, then seems a bit horrified that she did it, but jumps about and goes to the next thing. It's very alluring.

:laugh: :laugh: Good for you. Hey, i'm thrilled someone likes the Cancer girl better :shrug: I, of course, prefer the fire shooting out of the eyes dancing her ass off screaming Stevie way. but they're both nice... :D

dissention 11-22-2004 07:39 PM

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Originally Posted by amber
:laugh: :laugh: Good for you. Hey, i'm thrilled someone likes the Cancer girl better :shrug: I, of course, prefer the fire shooting out of the eyes dancing her ass off screaming Stevie way. but they're both nice... :D

:laugh: That was years ago. :laugh:

If Stevie could something off like that now (or even in the past fifteen years), it would be the miracle to put all miracles to shame. :nod:

Johnny Stew 11-22-2004 07:39 PM

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Originally Posted by dissention
I think Debbie's performances are a big part of the charm for me. She's a bit aloof and distant, giddy and shy, brash but reserved all at the same time. She rarely looks like the most comfortable person onstage, but it's kind of like she's letting the audience know that it isn't easy to be up there but she's gonna do it anyways.

I'm going to start sounding like I hate Debbie, which isn't the case at all.
But I think what you just described is exactly why I've never been a rabid Debbie fan... even though I've often loved a lot of her songs ("French Kissin' In The U.S.A.," chief among them).

She just never seems to exude confidence on stage... she always seems somewhat clunky and uncomfortable to me. I don't see a stage presence that captures my interest. :shrug:

The songs are aces, but the lack of stage presence leaves me cold. (I should note that she does seem to be having a little more fun up there now, in more recent clips I've seen.)

dissention 11-22-2004 07:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Johnny Stew
I'm going to start sounding like I hate Debbie, which isn't the case at all.

No, you don't hate her, she just doesn't wear chiffon or go by the name Stevie. :rolleyes: :laugh:

Face it, Le Stew, it could be anyone but they would all pale in comparison to the lethargic creature we've come to know as Stevie Nicks. BUT - that's your taste and if it makes you happy, it can't be that bad. And did I expect anyhting differently on a Mac board? Hell no.

Stevie's stage presence isn't much of anything to shake a stick at these days, IMO, and hasn't been up to snuff for a long while. She's past her prime and should concentrate on recording her good material and leaving the touring to those that can still do it justice.

amber 11-22-2004 07:49 PM

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Originally Posted by dissention
:laugh: That was years ago. :laugh:

If Stevie could something off like that now (or even in the past fifteen years), it would be the miracle to put all miracles to shame. :nod:

Haha - yeah, now Stevie's as bad as Debbie ALWAYS was. Even Steven.

dissention 11-22-2004 07:52 PM

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Originally Posted by amber
Haha - yeah, now Stevie's as bad as Debbie ALWAYS was. Even Steven.

If that's how you feel, more power to ya. :xoxo: I could give two ****s. :laugh:

Stevie stinks these days, that's just my opinion. She's a pale shadow of her former self. Doesn't make the music bad, it just makes her boring onstage and not worth the $125 it costs to see her leave the notes to her cadre of background singers.

Different strokes for different folks.

estranged4life 11-22-2004 07:58 PM

I voted for...
 
the 'witch'...obviously!!! Just can never get enough of the 'witch' on the treadmill in the "Stand Back" video!

Brian j.


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