How Stevie Nicks’ Lost Masterpiece ‘Ooh My Love’ Became a Cult Fan Favorite

[jeets2000]

Originally Posted by Macfan4life

The Tango demo is a joke. I cant believe they even included it in the package. Stevie is incoherent and sounds drunk. Not much of a music track either.

Definitely needs some work, but I was struck by how much it genuinely does sound like Petty's "Runaway Trains." Can't say I'm surprised he had the reaction he did.

[petep9000]

Typical Stevie Nicks revisionism. She went on the RECORD saying that she hardly showed up for the 'Tango' sessions because "when you're on Klonopin you're not reliable." She said that, she said she was on Klonopin even then, and it was enough to disrupt her from recording! I knew it was bull****, and that her Klonopin addiction ramped up around TOSOTM, but she said it was during Tango. She didn't want to admit that she was still drinking after Betty Ford, or that Lindsey couldn't stand her.

The author of that article is on Klonopin himself if he thinks TOSOTM is less of a snoozer than Street Angel. When Stevie poops on her own work during the SA period, what is she saying about her fans who might actually like the music?