Stevie's Album title

[Tango]

Love the title--just like "gift of screws." It's all attitude. Take it 'the way that you feel it?/ Like others have said, two meanings. To me, the attitude could just be like some of Stevie's Joe Walsh's stuff:

You Bought It - You Name It
So What
Got Any Gum?

Now the sequencing of the "record"--well, that's all business.

I think Stevie pulled out a fine title.

[mezzoforte]

I love the title. I get what people are saying about the dream motif being a little too Nicksian, but when I say it in my head, it's definitely sassy. I think it works!

[FM77]

Remember the title is a song on the record. The song is great also.

[Sahara]

It's a pretty melody and I think with the right arrangement (plinky piano just isn't doing it for me ) it could definitely be a rocker!

[Fleetwoodmark]

It's not too bad but I do think it could lead to a bit of confusion, Dreams being her most famous hit.

You know if there was a interview calling it "In Your Dreams" the casual listener would assume it was a greatest hits collection or something :S

[gldstwmn]

Originally Posted by RockALittle250

Do tell...

Buffalo Springfield, written by Stephen Stills, 1968ish. And yes, it's a killer song.

[jellyman10]

Originally Posted by Fleetwoodmark

It's not too bad but I do think it could lead to a bit of confusion, Dreams being her most famous hit.

You know if there was a interview calling it "In Your Dreams" the casual listener would assume it was a greatest hits collection or something :S

Yeh, that's what I was getting at with my earlier post - that they probably chose this title at least in part because it references such a well-known song of hers..... important to prod the memory a listenership comprising a fair smattering of coffin-dodgers by now.

PS - Nice to see a fellow Edinburgher on the Ledge, Mr Fleetwoodmark! Hi.

[Fleetwoodmark]

Originally Posted by jellyman10

Yeh, that's what I was getting at with my earlier post - that they probably chose this title at least in part because it references such a well-known song of hers..... important to prod the memory a listenership comprising a fair smattering of coffin-dodgers by now.

PS - Nice to see a fellow Edinburgher on the Ledge, Mr Fleetwoodmark! Hi.

Nice one