Point Me Out To Some Good solo Stevie

[Johnny Stew]

Originally posted by dissention
Jonathan Todd, is that you?

*LOL*

Now THAT is mean!

[dissention]

Originally posted by Johnny Stew
*LOL*

Now THAT is mean!

THAT should get me banned!

[ricohv]

As a dyed-in-the-wool 100% all-American homosexual I was convinced of ignorance by the insinuation that Stevie is connected with gays. I've prided myself on being different my whole life. While every other homo has thrown himself at Cher and Madonna, I have been quietly enlightened, worshipping only at the Church of Stevie, acting as a missionary trying to spread the word to my unknowing brothers.
Stevie I don't think is strongly connected with any one group, she sheds her light evenly across all divisions and categories. Your Stevie collection will not be the give-away that your collection of International Male catalogs & too-tight half shirts will be, so go ahead, embrace Stevie. While your at it, embrace another man. We'll never tell because we sense your issues.
Ricoh

[dissention]

Originally posted by ricohv
Your Stevie collection will not be the give-away that your collection of International Male catalogs & too-tight half shirts will be

LMAO!!!!!!!!!!!

[Johnny Stew]

All viewpoints are appreciated, but don't let this turn into a thread attacking Eric.
The situation has been dealt with.

Anyone else want to take a crack at suggesting some of Stevie's albums to him?

[gypsysara]

JS - Im so sorry, and you made a good point, I guess looking back I didnt really know 100% one way or another. Whereas with Jake I remember him talking about ex-women. So my apologies! But you know I dig you just the same.

Id recommend Eric that you maybe do a B&P or trade in for some live-Stevie. Great stuff and I usually enjoy it more than the studio albums.

[darklinensuit]

I don't think of them as my ex-women, gypsysara. That's not politically correct.
Let's just agree that they're psychos.

And Eric, I think most Stevie newcomers get into Bella Donna. I love The Wild Heart the most, but you have to enjoy the syntrh sound.
TimeSpace and the boxed set tweak a number of the songs too much for my liking, but disc 1 on the boxed set is fantastic.
The thing about early Stevie solo (and Lindsey solo) is the songs are really more about the artistry and voice than the symmetry and hit-making sound that is evident on some Mac albums. (I'll probably get blasted for that, so let me point out this is an opinion.) You have to let yourself go when you listen to Stevie solo - sort of capture your soul. If you expect every song to be Edge, you'll be disappointed.

Another tip: Buy the Stevie in Concert (HBO video) instead of an album - the songs will mean more, and several Mac songs are represented.
Some Stevie songs don't come alive until you hear them live, and then when you return to the album the songs completely reach you.


- Jake

[gypsysara]

I know an ex-psycho of my own that sounds perfect for your ex-psycho's. Maybe they should get together, and get "toke-en" LOLOL.... ~~ just kidding around. But I cant think of a better revenge than to have that guy go to anyone man or woman... however, not my worst enemy Id wish that credent person upon.

BTW, Ricoh your post had me ROTFLMAO!

[darklinensuit]

I agree that this post should not bash Eric, but I'm laughing because every time I hear that fan stereotype, I think of the credits during extended Edge of 17 at RR on the video. The scene with the row of skanky spiky-haired women with the jock guys holding beer in the milk jugs and jerking their heads to the beat. It doesn't fit the above stereotype in my mind, but then again, I'm stereotyping.

- Jake

[EricBliss12345]

Anyway I would also suggest to Eric the Enchanted boxset or the Bella Donna album, as either are a good starting point for Ms Nicks.

And 49 pages later here we are. THANK you.

[EricBliss12345]

While your at it, embrace another man. We'll never tell because we sense your issues.

I've already "embraced" a couple guys in the last few weeks though. That's enough for a while, thanks.

And by the way, I didn't mean any harm by the post guys (and girls, now I'm all worried about being PC). I thought it was obviously playful enough. Sorry for the confusion.

Now could you get to reccomending some Stevie Nicks albums PUH-LEEZE!

Just playin'.

[gldstwmn]

Originally posted by darklinensuit
every time I hear that fan stereotype, I think of the credits during extended Edge of 17 at RR on the video with the jock guys holding beer in the milk jugs...
- Jake

Actually the milk jugs were usually filled with grain alcohol and juice or an odorless hard liqour such as vodka. They had to pass the smell test in order to get past security. For some industrious partiers, the jugs were filled with mushroom tea. Talk about your brilliant colors. Woo.

[darklinensuit]

Originally posted by gldstwmn
Actually the milk jugs were usually filled with grain alcohol and juice or an odorless hard liqour such as vodka. They had to pass the smell test in order to get past security. For some industrious partiers, the jugs were filled with mushroom tea. Talk about your brilliant colors. Woo.

This is going to recall that post where I mistook that sleep drug for a mixed drink , but innocent that I am, I've never heard of mushroom tea before. Does not sound tasty. (And I hate vodka.)
But what do I know? Usually if I even try a safe drink, it gets spilled.

- Jake

[dissention]

Originally posted by darklinensuit
This is going to recall that post where I mistook that sleep drug for a mixed drink

LMAO! I remember that!

Ah, the side effects of mixing tea and ExLax...

[darklinensuit]

No, I don't mean I drank the stuff, I mean somebody here referred to a drug & I assumed it was a drink when I referred to it.
BTW, tea is a major cooking challenge for me, and I can stay off the exlax as long as I have real chocolate.

- Jake