Something in your life you just can't quit? Stevie Nicks that...
 

Warning: NC17

A song about quitting cocaine and our woman.
I'm not sure how I feel about this, what about you?

It's stupid.

I'm not sure what I think yet. Need to listen to it some more. This doesn't happen very often. :confused:

A rap song about our girl.... That doesn't happen everyday. Who is the artist?

I loved the song from the first note! I can't believe I didn't discover this first.:woohoo:

I think this is amazing, and I believe it's really a compliment to her, showing that everyone can be as strong as her, and to just think of everything she's gone through to help you realize that you too can make it. She already inspires me for everything musically, and in life, but this could help get her word out to other kids in my generation.

Oh my god. I love it. I love it like a hipster loves ironic t-shirts.

Wow, that was different and good! Stevie's experiences must have really influenced this artist. Stevie is such a positive force in so many people's lives. :nod:

At first I was kinda iffy about it, but after a few listens I'm loving it. I think Stevie would appreciate it too. "For now I stay clean and I don't get high, cause if Stevie can do it, so can I."

LOL! Out of that whole song PerfectLie, that was the best quote you could've posted...lol for the rest of the night

BTW my room mate listens to rap sometimes here in the dorms, so I blasted this, he liked it :)

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Something else he did:






http://ugsmag.com/2008/09/noah23-2/

Interesting character. :laugh:

Oh my God. I am in love.

I haven't even listened to this and it's already ****ing with my mind.

Edit: I have now listened to it. It's quite good considering I'm unbelievable hungover and need a Depeche Mode tonic.

Oh, I hope this gets to Stevie's ears somehow. I think she'd be so grateful her story was used to encourage somebody else to clean up their life. I was SO not expecting to like this song... but it actually makes me emotional listening to it. It takes me back to the '80s when my parents were big coke heads... an addiction that eventually claimed my Father. Thank you, thank you, thank you for sharing this...