Thirty Day Stevie Nicks Challenge

[ragrsrocalot]

Touched By An Angel

[Aussie W/Heart]

Well i'm totally honored to have you as my Ledgie twin
Seriously your not going to believe this, Sara & Gypsy were the first 2 that were going on my list, on a personal level both songs take me back to a special time in my life. Happy & Sad memories.. btw i also love the water & the song Blue Water..lol

[Blueletter18]

Goodbye Baby, for sure!! It's interesting to see that so many people picked that song. The first time I heard it, it just really touched me. Like, she's just so accepting of what has to happen in the lyrics, it is an amazing song. Others:

Sara (the one on the Tusk deluxe edition, where you can really hear the piano-probably my favorite song of all time)
Silver Springs (the 97 live version is amazing)
After the Glitter Fades
Gypsy
Sanctuary
Think About It (demo)

[jellyman10]

Originally Posted by Aussie W/Heart

Well i'm totally honored to have you as my Ledgie twin
Seriously your not going to believe this, Sara & Gypsy were the first 2 that were going on my list, on a personal level both songs take me back to a special time in my life. Happy & Sad memories.. btw i also love the water & the song Blue Water..lol

Nice one.

[cliffdweller]

Originally Posted by GypsySorcerer

Depending on my mood, any of the following can:

Storms
Sara (especially live Tusk-era)
Beautiful Child
China Doll (demo)
Gypsy (acoustic with Lindsey at the AHI benefit)

Yup to all of these. Also, "Dreams" especially the "what you had and what you lost" line. Gets me every time.

[Enchanted_Stevi]

Question #5 Your favorite of her relationships



Two words: Lindsey Buckingham

[GoldDustWoman22]

Lindsey Buckingham...total shipper and proud of it! The history those two have, the songs that came from their relationship. And the fact that we probably wouldn't have most of the songs if they had not started to date and formed Buckingham Nicks and then were asked to join FM etc, etc. I just definitely think there is a sentimentality there that is not to be missed. And especially when I see videos like this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=32NBbH1XwPA

well it gets me a little misty eyed. They really are the Sam and Diane of rock n' roll

Plus the fact that they were such a drop dead gorgeous couple and the fact that I'm pretty sure they were still 'shackin' up" in the late 70s early 80s makes it all the more intriguing

And really guys can you imagine a world without Stevie's stories involving hamburger helper, sewing moons and stars onto jeans, cars that can't reverse, etc.? I mean there just a part of the world's vocabulary now

[WildHearted]

Lindsey.

I don't feel that there's actually a need to explain this answer.

[mikephxaz]

Stevie & narcotics. Unfortunately the best songwriting and best crazy stevie moments came from that longterm relationship

[jellyman10]

Romantic? Lindsey.

Non-romantic? Robin.

Inanimate? The ocean. Or maybe that Billy Bigmouth fish in 'Destiny Rules'.

[Jondalar]

Dave Stewart. Her, with the help of her background singers, seduced him in the mid 80s to get back at Jimmy Iovine. She screwed him deep in drug addiction when she was totally lost. She ended up firing him, Jimmy and Petty. She lost the hit Don't Come Around Here No More and also lost a musical partiner. They were supposed to work together.

It shows how drugs can screw up what was mean't to be. Somehow, they found each other again because they were mean't to work together. It was destiny. Stevie is off drugs and look at what they created. The circle is complete.

[jellyman10]

^^^ Nice one.

[Aussie W/Heart]

#4
Lindsey

[SapphireSister]

Sulamith and Sara-Bella Donna. They never broke up.

[AWomanWithAPast]

Lindsey, but I'd still love for her to find a relationship that works for her life. At her age, that would just be ridiculously romantic. She seems so happy and comfortable with herself right now, like she's in a good place for good things to happen...