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BigAl84 10-06-2014 08:26 PM

24 Karat Gold --->Belle Fleur --->All The Beautiful Worlds
 
Anyone else with me when I say this has to be one of the all time best sequences in the history of any of Stevie or Mac album? It's pretty much the best jam ever.

When I first spun the vinyl edition, it felt like a very disjointed experience. Having all of the songs broken up across 4 sides made it a challenge to lock into a flow. I think the deluxe sequence has resolved all of those issues. A+

AnthonyMI 10-06-2014 08:41 PM

I feel like those three songs especially are a time portal to a parrellel dimension where those songs WERE a part of some Stevie Nicks album. ATBW is basically a RockaLittle track to my ears. starshine, watch chain and The dealer are also very VERY sonically similar to me. Those six songs together are maybe the closest thing to Bella Donna we have ever heard SINCE. And they are perfect. Vocally excellent, instrumental. Everything. Dave and Waddy and SN did a good jon leaving the demos for those alone and not over producing anything. They let the Stevie Nicks SOUND back out of the closet for a vacation

Machu 10-06-2014 08:43 PM

Yes! Those three songs work so well in sequence like that. I was actually thinking about the album sequences today. I think I prefer the standard album's overall sequence over the deluxe version but like you said, those three songs work so well together and I'm not sure where the best place would be to put "Watch chain and "Twisted". :shrug: I also kind of prefer the standard version because I don't care for "If You Were My Love" at #2 and "The Dealer" way near the end.


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