nasty.
 

translated from here, http://www.haaretz.co.il/hasite/page...?itemNo=803088 part of an article concerning the best and worst of the year.

From Stevie to Lily / Dana Kessler
"(...) The worst thing that happened this year in pop was the new version of Dreams, done by the duo Deep Dish. Every year there's a lot of ****, and that's okay, as long as it's not thrown directly in your face. The Iranian-American DJ/producers duo have done this year a horrible deed, and released a vulgar and hollow dance version to one of Fleetwood Mac's most beautiful songs.
Originally, Dreams was the second single off the masterpiece Rumours; the song, which became one of the biggest hits of all times, was written and sung by Stevie Nicks about her relations with her lover and bandmate Lindsey Buckingham. For many long years a vast part of the pop charts is built on generations of listeners that are unfamiliar with classics, and therefore eagerly swallows new versions to classics, it's a matter of routine, only this time the routine was broken. Although Nicks granted Deep Dish's request to be featured in the new version, the outcome is much more than cheap opportunism, it is impurity."
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LMFAO!! :laugh: that is SO TRUE!! I really hate the Deep Dish version of Dreams...and The Corrs version..

I have to say for my own peson tastes, I agree with the article. It's just too hard for me to accept anyone trying to do Fleetwood mac or related stuff.

I totally disagree. The outcome is a fresh and respectful update of a classic, that maintains the melody and demonstrates just how timeless our Stevie is. I love it and I'm not a dance music guy at all.

I quite like it actually... though I may have felt differently had Deep Dish used a different vocalist. But being that the original singer & songwriter is present and accounted for, it gives it more depth and authenticity to me.

Well, at least somebody had something nice to say about Stevie for once.

The remix is one of my favorite versions of Dreams. It's certainly a lot better then the way she's been performing it live for the last 15 years

I like the remix. I play it all the time. I think it is great that Stevie is getting more exposure out there, even if it is a dance remix.

I'm on the fence with this new version of the song. Although, I do love Stevie's new vocals on the track, the track is not dance-worthy. For me, it would be hard to dance to in a club because of it's pace. It's fast, but not fast enough. It's more of a sway back and forth remix, than a full-on dance track. With that said, it does gear up a crowd prior to her arrival on stage during her concerts. :nod:

100% agree wit u Curtis...I thinks he should keep it for the 2007 tour...just make like a video intro with it though...

That's a given....and she will keep it for the 2008, 2009, 2010, etc. etc. tour.
I like it as the opener, and I've come to love the Bootylicious thing also.

BTW, I don't think there is a 2007 "tour". Two Florida shows, some private cash-raking shows, and 4 nights in Vegas does not a tour make.

I kinda like it with the black screen. Then, the I Can't Wait walk comes on the screen and Stevie stands there with her tambo......Dramatic!

....in a perfect world, the band would begin to play I Can't Wait.

I don't think she'll use it after 2007...even if she does...it's still cool...and everybody loves it...IMO

You might be wrong though...I think she does want to go on tour but I guess it's an issue with Taku and Brettbecause of Lindsey...so let's call up Lenny Castro and Petty's not touring so take Benmont:laugh:

I prefer the vocals on the Deep Dish version to the original :shrug:

I like this new version. Simply because they got her to actually sing some falsetto and really commit to it. The vocal sounds like she is into it and gives a rip, which is more than I can say I have heard in any live performance of it since...oh, 1980.