No More New Music??? - Page 2

Kelly · #16 03-06-2006, 07:42 AM

A few people on the Seven Wonders board told GT that too.....yesterday.
Liz is not a "'new publicist"'. Stevie talks about her with Rosie O'Donnell in 2001 for starters. Liz is the one who has been around for donkey's years.

Where did Stevie contradict what Chris quoted above? You can add Lori's Q and A answer too, where she says there are no plans for a new album. Tracker must think Lori Nicks is reading too much into things as well?

Ghost_Tracker · #17 03-06-2006, 11:58 AM

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Originally Posted by Kelly

A few people on the Seven Wonders board told GT that too.....yesterday.
Liz is not a "'new publicist"'. Stevie talks about her with Rosie O'Donnell in 2001 for starters. Liz is the one who has been around for donkey's years.

Where did Stevie contradict what Chris quoted above? You can add Lori's Q and A answer too, where she says there are no plans for a new album. Tracker must think Lori Nicks is reading too much into things as well?

OOOPS! Oh well, I goofed!

Somebody called her Stevie's "new manager" the other day and I had thought that maybe they mistook "new manager" for "new publicist." Is it possible that that's true???

(that she's Stevie's new manager.)
Uhm, anyway I do still feel that L.R. is behind the changes in "publicity tactics" which are - maybe - going on in Australia and New Zealand, and that a lot of thought is going into this "behind the scenes." And I do believe it's true that she's also Madonna's publicist, or at least was. As in "Madonna,the Queen of Re-inventing Herself..."

DavidMn · #18 03-06-2006, 04:11 PM

Just wait and hope.

wheart · #19 03-06-2006, 05:23 PM

I wish she'd re-release all her solo albums...remastered with bonus tracks. There was talk of this some time ago and she said she was probably going to do it so maybe...

SpyNote · #20 03-06-2006, 06:06 PM

Liz Rosenberg handles publicity for most of the major acts on the Warner label. She has been the publicist for Madonna, Stevie, Seal, k.d. lang, Bette Midler, among others. Undoubtedly, a very powerful woman in the industry.

ShangriLaTroubl · #21 03-06-2006, 10:50 PM

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Yeah, and then when she says the exact opposite thing the very next day you tend to start rolling your eyes.

Stevie has hired a (not) new - oops! :blush: Publicist named Liz Rosenberg - who is or at least was Madonna's Publicist. That's ALLLLLLL i'm gonna say here....

Yeah she's had Liz for ever, I know before 1998, hasn't changed anything.

Chris

ShangriLaTroubl · #22 03-06-2006, 10:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Ghost_Tracker

OOOPS! Oh well, I goofed!

Somebody called her Stevie's "new manager" the other day and I had thought that maybe they mistook "new manager" for "new publicist." Is it possible that that's true???

(that she's Stevie's new manager.)
Uhm, anyway I do still feel that L.R. is behind the changes in "publicity tactics" which are - maybe - going on in Australia and New Zealand, and that a lot of thought is going into this "behind the scenes." And I do believe it's true that she's also Madonna's publicist, or at least was. As in "Madonna,the Queen of Re-inventing Herself..."

I don't think Stevie's really been doin any new publicity tactics, other than doing some interviews with magazines to promote her tour...

Chris

catinthedark · #23 03-06-2006, 11:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Ghost_Tracker

OOOPS! Oh well, I goofed!

Somebody called her Stevie's "new manager" the other day and I had thought that maybe they mistook "new manager" for "new publicist." Is it possible that that's true???

(that she's Stevie's new manager.)
Uhm, anyway I do still feel that L.R. is behind the changes in "publicity tactics" which are - maybe - going on in Australia and New Zealand, and that a lot of thought is going into this "behind the scenes." And I do believe it's true that she's also Madonna's publicist, or at least was. As in "Madonna,the Queen of Re-inventing Herself..."

liz rosenberg is a publicist - and one of the biggest there is. she is not a manager. she is not stevie's manager. she is stevie's publicist. she's been madonna's publicist forever and a day.

i haven't seen any new or unique new publicity stunts or tactics from stevie that i would attribute to liz or anyone else. what are you referring to specifically? she's done interviews - but who doesn't when they're on tour? i don't think it was liz's idea that she go to australia and NZ. it's not the job of a publicist to book tours.

Ghost_Tracker · #24 03-06-2006, 11:51 PM

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So what's the deal that Stevie may not release any more albums?? I know she's disappointed with the success of TISL, but it was so well received...I can't believe that it may be her last work! She's also really against downloading and bootlegs, but we all crave her stuff so much, that her real fans will buy whatever she puts out - Any news on the new Greatest Hits compilation she spoke about before starting the Aussie tour????

In my opinion it's all just rumours and speculation. Stevie made some negative comments in Australia, when she was maybe having a bad day. Then the very next day she was positive and upbeat. I.m.o. people have completely ignored the positive comments and dwelled on the negative. I find it very interesting that people are rounding 57 up to "almost sixty," instead of down to 55 and saying "mid-fifties." Granted she's almost 58 now but people have been doing that for the entire past year. They're interpreting jet lag and fatigue as laziness and a desire to either quit or drop dead altogether.
Also, A Reliable Source has told Someone that Stevie's feeling very tired and just wants to go home.

( And you KNOW how unreliable those "Reliable Sources" are. )

I know someone who spoke to her personally - a friend of the person who got Stevie that scrapbook, for whatever that's worth. Not personally, but through chat - give it whatever creditability you like. That person says that Stevie is, to all appearances, having a BLAST in Australia and LOVES it there.

Also, I'd like to suggest keeping something in mind - if you DO look at "The Big Picture" - that Stevie's been touring since before MTV was even a gleam in the eye - then this is "just another day at work" for her. It's a really big huge whopping deal for the fans; for her, it's "just another day." Feeling tired at work one day doesn't mean you're gonna walk into the boss's office tomorrow and suddenly quit without notice. It means you're human and had a bad day at work - or even a GOOD day when you just simply felt tired.

And I'm really not reading ANYTHING, personally, into any supposed "hints" she's giving. Means nuthin, i.m.o.

Red · #25 03-07-2006, 12:26 AM

I just can't believe that Stevie is shocked that there's been a decline in album sales. Theres's no way she's going to be as big as she was in the '70's and '80's, but that's fine. Does anybody really care if she hits #1 again? That's not supposed to be what its all about, especially when you're someone who claims to be "all about the music". I'm satisfied with ANY new releases, whether solo or with FM and don't give 2 ****s about where it places on the charts. That's getting waaaay to Billy Corgan for me.

ShangriLaTroubl · #26 03-07-2006, 02:20 AM

I don't know, it just seems like a combination of comments she has made lately...however, you may be right it could have just been a couple of bad moods, who knows. I would just think if she was really interested in making a new solo album, she would have started working on one after the Fleetwood Mac tour, which ended a year and 1/2 ago..I for one hope she does release more music, I just don't know if she will or not..

Chris