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Originally Posted by David
Nobody but NOBODY sings Sisters of the Moon like Stevie Nicks.
She didn't need an I.Q. to create magick & smaf & castle-dwelling, windswept passions & wintry emotions, tasting like vanilla, pasteboard, & starched milk along my upper lip, where I need a towel to wipe it off gently, gently, gently into that good night. 
Stevie Nicks influenced me as a poet. Here's my latest poem.
Roses are red
Violets are blue
Get out of the bed
If you gotta go poo.
This ^ can be sung using the chord changes in Outside the Rain. |
Oh David.....
1. Lindsey Buckingham
2. Stevie Nicks
3. Christine McVie
4. Mick Fleetwood
5. John McVie
I can't rate the others because I haven't heard them speak enough. However, I honestly think Stevie is smart. Of course she may be dramatic at times and even seem a bit flakey, but she really has a talent. Her lyrics are are so unique but also so universal in one's life. And the fact that she impresses Lindsey so much with her ability to just sit down and clunk on the piano and come up with something really cool, is proof that she is a sheer genius. Her geniusness plus Lindsey's brilliantness has equaled amazingness.