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[mitzo]

Originally Posted by Jondalar

I hope she cowrites most of her new songs. That's the only hope there is.

With a heavy dollop of vault gems.

[Jondalar]

Originally Posted by mitzo

With a heavy dollop of vault gems.

yeah, I liked 24karat gold. It's one of only three albums of hers that I liked.

[bombaysaffires]

Originally Posted by Jondalar

I think it will happen, as long as she doesn't get sick. She has been working on it already with Sheryl Crow and I think she liked doing 24karat gold.

I wonder if she's on the outs with Dave.... she always seems to fall in and out of love with people... or just gets bored with them....she kinda put space between her and Sheryl for a while there... (I think she could never understand Sheryl having kids and putting them ahead of her career) ....suddenly Dave was the be-all and end-all and the greatest person she'd ever worked with....until he wasn't... it's like who's the 'best friend of the moment' in her life....

[HomerMcvie]

She's nuttier than a squirrel turd.

[Jondalar]

There doesn't seem to be a lot of interest on this site about it. Maybe that's because she made soo many fans mad.

[BombaySapphire3]

Originally Posted by Jondalar

There doesn't seem to be a lot of interest on this site about it. Maybe that's because she made soo many fans mad.

Well activity on this site is way down in general compared to what it once was but yeah many of those that remain are among the disenchanted.

[Villavic]

Obviously since the band is over and there is no new activity, music, etc., there is not much interest. But beyond that, the fact that most of threads and posts are focused on repeatedly complaining about what we already know and ranting about the villains; it is no longer fun.

On june 18 it was Mirage release 42 anniversary, and nobody posted about it in the Rumours forum.

[HomerMcvie]

Originally Posted by Villavic

Obviously since the band is over and there is no new activity, music, etc., there is not much interest. But beyond that, the fact that most of threads and posts are focused on repeatedly complaining about what we already know and ranting about the villains; it is no longer fun.

On june 18 it was Mirage release 42 anniversary, and nobody posted about it in the Rumours forum.

Hell, we talked about it when they put out the deluxe set, what, 4 years ago.

For those of us that have been here for 20+ years, IT'S ALL BEEN SAID, unless one of them kicks the bucket or something.

[David]

Originally Posted by BLY

I’m sure she will bring out some vault songs that wasn’t used on the last release. Julia and Sanctuary come to mind as two decent songs.

• Jimmy Come On Back
• All the King’s Horses
• The Three Birds of Rhiannon
• The Crystal (Beautiful Ghost)

If I looked up all the unreleased stuff, I could build a track list for a new album. There’s enough still unreleased to throw on an album and still be pretty decent.

Did she ever release Joan of Arc?

[vermicious knid]

^^^I like three out of four of those, and I went to listen to "All the King's Horses" for the first time in a long time to see if I was missing something about it. It still seems simple and repetitive to me, but apparently even "Dreams" was simple and repetitive sounding before being produced up, so maybe it does have potential.

For the record, "The Three Birds of Rhiannon" should have been on a film project soundtrack released in 1984, "Beautiful Ghost" should have been on The Other Side of the Mirror, and I haven't decided yet about "Jimmy Come Back".

[Jondalar]

I hope she finally records these.

Three Birds of Rhiannon
Mistaken Love, Forsaken Love
Night Gallery
Forest of Black Roses
Julia

[AnthonyMI]

What about “Tragedy of one’s own Soul”? Or its cousin “Lily Girl”? Classics! Would have been a hit in 1989 had it been released.

[BombaySapphire3]

Originally Posted by AnthonyMI

What about “Tragedy of one’s own Soul”? Or its cousin “Lily Girl”? Classics! Would have been a hit in 1989 had it been released.

With the dynamic production skills and exciting saxophone noodling of Kenny G how could they miss!