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Originally Posted by James Kirk
I find this part interesting:
"We went on to YouTube and we found all the songs that, somehow, were taken from my house or picked up or loaned out or whatever, and we picked up all the songs that like -- there was like 25 songs that the fans really wanted me to record, and we picked 18. And we went to Nashville and we recorded 17 songs. So they're like all starting from like 1969 maybe? I call them my 24-carat gold songs."
I wonder if Miss Nicks is now planning to take the remaining songs of the 25 that she did not record and make them available for Fleetwood Mac?
Rather exciting time!  |
Definitely exciting!
I love that she talks about youtube and doesn't bother anymore to add all the "the internet is ruining society" blah blah anymore. She ain't dumb.
That said, you have to wonder of course which songs she thinks everyone wants to hear-- and are they the songs *I* want to hear??
And then, either way, how will whatever new arrangements she has for them change from the demos we know and love, and how will they sound with her voice now versus decades ago when the demos were done? I'm not complaining, just wondering in anticipation. Someone in her camp has been doing their online homework… fingers crossed!
My demo choices (in a perfect world done perfectly):
Forest of the Black Roses
She Still Loves Him
Have a Heart
Birds of Rhiannon
Joan of Arc (wish FM would have done)
I could skip many of her 80s over-synthed demo songs.
