Stevie mention in Dwell magazine
 

In the current issue of Dwell magazine, there is a reference to the song Angel "when you were good, you were very good". It refers to the magazine's old office space.
An odd place for a Stevie mention (a very hip design magazine).

That's an obscure reference from a relatively obscure song. I actually subscribe to dwell, and at first I thought it was referring to the song "Juliet," which would have been even more obscure! Of course, there are probably other songs with that same couplet... the Stevie recycling machine is always churning. :lol:

There was a little girl,
Who had a little curl,
Right in the middle of her forehead.
When she was good,
She was very good indeed,
But when she was bad she was horrid.

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

This was the subject of one of the "Stevie sightings" posted on the Nicks Fix a while ago.
On page 26 of Dwell magazine's March 2007 issue, a photo excerpt saying:
"It is with a tear in our eye that we say goodbye to the old office on Osgood Alley. We will always hold dear our old digs. Loogie man, tattoo guy --- in the words of Stevie Nicks, "When you were good, baby, you were very good." Oh-so-good.

Well, I would definitley say that the presence of her name is a pretty strong clue:lol:
I hadn't seen the actual quote before—don't read dwell, don't look a the NixFix often.

Thanks, I am going to edit my post accordingly.

:lol:
:wavey:

Good lord, you must be laughing at my tpyos, my topos, my pytos, my typos?

When will I stop typing upside down, and backwards, or when will I use spell-check on my posts? "When, oh when?", you ask!

Sadly, HWL did not use the word churl, which arguably is better than bad.

Also and Le Sigh indeed:

http://www.acadiana.org/longfellow.htm

(too long to post - but simultaneoulsy heartbreaking and glorious)

ha! i thought the of same thing when i saw the first post. :woohoo: