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So we're always talking about our favorites and the bests... but what's the worst of the worst for you? What album do you play the least, or not at all? Why does that particular one give you the creeps?
![]() For me, it's without a doubt The Wild Heart. It's just so cheesy, dated, uber girlie, and over the top melodramatic. From her screaming about enchanted children on the title track, to the epically sappy Beauty and the Beast, the whole thing is a study in nails on chalkboard for me . Nightbird has the be the very definition of Stevie at her gawd awful worst to me. Nothing Ever Changes is superbad as well, and has to rank up there among the top of Stevie's most self indulging, nailing herself to her own cross songs .However, it isn't all bad. I do really like I Will Run To You. I'm always a sucker for a good Stevie-Tom Petty duo. And even tho Sable On Blond has a cheesy-porno-ebony-on-ivory kinda vibe to it, I do like it for some reason . |
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