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TrueFaith77 11-02-2010 02:32 PM

Lindsey vs. Stevie 2011 Grudge Match!
 
If, as I dream, both Lindsey and Stevie's albums were to be released on the same day, which one would you listen to FIRST!?!?!? :]

bluefox4000 11-02-2010 02:44 PM

Lindsey. It would take a while to get around to stevie.

Mick

Silver Springs 11-02-2010 03:00 PM

Wow. Suddenly Mama's getting her bum handed to her on a silver platter. And people say that he's a failure compared to her :rolleyes: Although Stevie was my "gateway drug" to Fleetwood Mac, I ultimately prefer Lindsey's work to Stevie's. Maybe because I've always preferred Folk/Real music over the big production and showyness Stevie's music tends to be. That being said, I'll never stop loving her music. I'll just always go for the acoustic/accapella version over the studio.

Retrospective: May have spoken too soon lol.

Nico 11-02-2010 03:01 PM

Lindsey. I guess if Stevie's album came out notably before his I would listen to that first, but I would prefer to listen to Lindsey's. Stevie solo stuff has never blown me away, to be honest. It's quite hit or miss for me. Much prefer her early Fleetwood Mac stuff.

Lindsey's albums are almost always incredible.

Silver Springs 11-02-2010 03:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Nico (Post 918630)
Lindsey. I guess if Stevie's album came out notably before his I would listen to that first, but I would prefer to listen to Lindsey's. Stevie solo stuff has never blown me away, to be honest. It's quite hit or miss for me. Much prefer her early Fleetwood Mac stuff.

Lindsey's albums are almost always incredible.

Sometimes you just wish The Ledge had a Facebook style "like" button for comments :p

louielouie2000 11-02-2010 03:13 PM

I'd have to say Stevie's for the sole reason that we've gotten 2 albums from Lindsey since her last release, and I'm anxious to hear what Stevie has to say, and how she's evolved.

If this were a question of if I had to chose between seeing Stevie's tour, or seeing Lindsey's... hands down, Buckingham would win. :nod:

astro-addy 11-02-2010 03:36 PM

I'd say Lindseys the winner becoz when you buy a Lindsey album you know what your getting. Stevie depends so greatly on her collaborators.

However

While stevies solo stuff has ben less than impressive, I dont think anything Lindsey has ever done has come close to how amazing Belladonna was. Its like they were squeezing the last of the greatness from the 70s.

Lindsey is amazing as a solo artist... However, I think doing big albums isnt in him anymore, his production on SYW is so dated.

TrueFaith77 11-02-2010 03:37 PM

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Originally Posted by louielouie2000 (Post 918636)
I'd have to say Stevie's for the sole reason that we've gotten 2 albums from Lindsey since her last release, and I'm anxious to hear what Stevie has to say, and how she's evolved.

If this were a question of if I had to chose between seeing Stevie's tour, or seeing Lindsey's... hands down, Buckingham would win. :nod:

What a thoughtful answer. That's a good point. I guess I'm just afeared of Stevie's more than Lindsey's. Either way, I'll still be imagining: "What if..."

Nico 11-02-2010 03:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Silver Springs (Post 918631)
Sometimes you just wish The Ledge had a Facebook style "like" button for comments :p

Thank you. :wavey: I agree.

jbrownsjr 11-02-2010 03:44 PM

I would listen to Stevie's first. I am interested to see if her sound has changed at all. I like some recent songs of hers that really interested me...

Sweet Girl. I love the melody.. I know this is old now.. but still new compared to 80's material...

Illume ... Great atmosphere and feel.. I hope she goes this sort of direction... Hoping the feel wasn't all LB.

Thrown Down.. Love the direction of this tune..

Everybody finds Out... With the exception of the clothespin on her nose voice... this is a great tune... nice harmonies w/ LB..

Direction I don't want... Silver Girl, Destiny Rules, Goodbye Baby, Say You Will...

Nico 11-02-2010 04:04 PM

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Originally Posted by astro-addy (Post 918640)
While stevies solo stuff has ben less than impressive, I dont think anything Lindsey has ever done has come close to how amazing Belladonna was. Its like they were squeezing the last of the greatness from the 70s.

I'm going to respectively disagree. :) Bella Donna bores me. Her other album, Wild Heart is superior. And yet...nothing she's done solo is quite on par with Out of the Cradle.

But that's the beauty of opinions...

louielouie2000 11-02-2010 05:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Nico (Post 918652)
I'm going to respectively disagree. :) Bella Donna bores me. Her other album, Wild Heart is superior. And yet...nothing she's done solo is quite on par with Out of the Cradle.

But that's the beauty of opinions...

I have to disagree regarding Wild Heart. I think it's just a terribly sappy monument to Stevie's bloated ego.

But I definitely agree Stevie's also never come anywhere near Out Of The Cradle. Hell, Fleetwood Mac itself might not have.

vivfox 11-02-2010 05:40 PM

Hands down, Stevie Nicks. She hasn't put out an album since 1994! I liked Lindsey's first 2 solo albums, the rest are fair to midland. Two songs, Murrow & Down On Rodeo I really loved though.

Christopher 11-02-2010 06:09 PM

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Originally Posted by louielouie2000 (Post 918670)
I have to disagree regarding Wild Heart. I think it's just a terribly sappy monument to Stevie's bloated ego.

But I definitely agree Stevie's also never come anywhere near Out Of The Cradle. Hell, Fleetwood Mac itself might not have.

While I think the Wild Heart is a solid effort, I agree it is no Bella Donna. And it is also the beginning of Stevie resting on her laurels and getting somewhat lazy in her songwriting. This is when Stevie began writing songs to music tracks provided by outside musicians. In Wild Hearts case Sandy Stewart's tracks were heavily relied upon, Which sucked cause Stevie had plenty of great tracks in the vault, Sorcerer, The Beautiful Worlds, Violet and Blue, and others would have put Wild Heart in Bella Donna's league easily.

And that is why I am excited about Stevie's new record and would most definitely play it first due to Stevie actually writing songs real time with a collaborator in the same room organically speaking. It's a refreshing change of direction for her, one in which we have all dreamed she would do with Lindsey, and Dave and her sound so thrilled with the results. I think we could be in store for her most musically ambitious outing ever and easily best since Bella Donna.

chiliD 11-02-2010 06:14 PM

Depends if California's Prop 19 passes. If so, I'll probably listen to Lindsey's first. Plus, the chances of me buying Lindsey's album before I buy Stevie's is pretty large. I'm still a couple of Stevie albums behind in my "completist" goal. (But, then, the ones I'm behind on are compilations not albums of all new material)

Um, Louie...I agree with you on principle, but, to me Stevie's TISL was as close to a "perfect" Stevie Nicks album as she's ever released...as was Lindsey's Out Of The Cradle. But, no way OotC outdoes Then Play On or Mystery To Me...or hell, even, *gag*, *choke* Ru.... *hack*...Rum... *wheeze*...Rumours.

No one will EVER...get that? EVER convince me that Wild Heart is superior to Bella Donna...or Rock A Little...damn...even Street Angel. The only album WH is superior to is The Other Side Of The Mirror, which is the ultimate abomination of Stevie's catalogue.


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