The Greatest Stevie Nicks album ever ?

[Hippocampus]

Bella Donna is the masterpiece for me. 10 great, great songs.

[Dark Angel]

Solo: The Wild Heart
With FM: Tusk

[Nightbird17]

Originally Posted by David

Remember that the names of these albums have two words & three words, respectively --- Bella Donna & The Wild Heart.

Gold Dust Woman is three words.
Stand Back is two words.
You Make Loving Fun does not have an apostrophic ellipsis (Lovin').

Thank you!

just a tad anal .......

[chiliD]

Originally Posted by diamondsnake

I just have one things to say...

THE OTHER SIDE OF THE MIRROR!!!

Excuse me while I run to the john to yak. That's the worst piece o' crap she ever released. (with the one exception of "Rooms On Fire")

[darklinensuit]

TWH or BD. For Mac albums her best is Mirage.

- Jake

[CreepingDeath]

Solo: The Wild Heart
FM: Tusk

[GateandGarden]

Originally Posted by chiliD

Excuse me while I run to the john to yak. That's the worst piece o' crap she ever released. (with the one exception of "Rooms On Fire")

You think it's worse than a lot of the songs on Street Angel?

I'm not sure which Stevie solo album I consider the best at this point. Not too long ago, I would've chosen Bella Donna without a doubt, followed by TISL, but now I'm inclined to say The Wild Heart. I'm starting to wonder why people put Bella Donna above it, except that "Outside the Rain" is my favorite solo song of hers. And then the thing with The Wild Heart is that I don't think "Beauty and the Beast" is one of her best songs, but there are so many other standout tracks on that album for me. So, I don't know.

I suppose her best work with the Mac is on Tusk, though I truly adore all of her Mirage songs.

[KarmaContestant]

Originally Posted by chiliD

Excuse me while I run to the john to yak. That's the worst piece o' crap she ever released. (with the one exception of "Rooms On Fire")

Most of it is drivel. Each song seems to have it's moment, but the good moments are wrapped in tacky packages.

[chiliD]

Originally Posted by GateandGarden

You think it's worse than a lot of the songs on Street Angel?

Oh yeah...definitely. I'll take Street Angel EVERYTIME over TOSOTM.

[BellaDonna93]

All of her albums both solo and with Fleetwood Mac are the best!!! None is better that the other!

[petep9000]

One might think I would automatically spring forth and cry "Rock A Little"! But, actually I think that 'Bella Donna' is her greatest album. I can sit and listen to it from end to end (and usually do) and never have to hit the forward button to skip a song I'm not nuts about. And, the album sounds so complete. Rather like a 'concept album', I guess. I was only 11 when the album came out, but was already a Stevie disciple and when the songs were played on the radio and everyone was like "ahh, Stevie Nicks without Fleetwood Mac? I love this song!!" I was like "of course you do, how could this not be wonderful?"

Oh, and I agree with David, maybe OSOTM could be saved by a different producer. Strip away all the tinkly-winkly synths and add some guitar, percussion and Hammond organ. 'Blue Denim' was saved on SA by such a treatment, compare it to the dull, flat version she included on the 'Enchanted' set.

[Matthew]

It´s hard to say which album is best, because on each album I have some very favurite songs and some I really don´t like.

I´d say Timespace, because of the song list.

And with FM? Probably, Tango in the Night. I love that album and also Tango tour. Each album is very adherent to tour, so If I said sometimes that I´m not fan of 75-83 albums and tours, that doesn´t mean that I don´t like songs from that times. I love them, but If I listen to them, it´s mostly some record from late 80s or 90s concert.

[dnightshade]

Originally Posted by Miss Vicky

Best Stevie album ever: Bella Donna.

It was all downhill from there.

I agree w this.