I seriously doubt it. I think TISL was simply an album that got released at a time before the real tanking of CD sales. It was starting, yes, but IYD is being released after years of cratering sales.
I think in better times TISL actually would have gone platinum. Also, Nicks has been around a long long time. Even starting with TISL she was no longer getting radio play. It's been an incredible run for her to have had a multiplatinum album, a double platinum album, 3 platinums and 3 gold albums. 11.5 million albums sales as a solo act, and that's just counting U.S. sales, is a hell of a run especially since it's her second career.
It's pretty amazing that Nicks is 4 decades into a duel career and is over 60 and still landed a top 10 album.
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