Ann & Nancy Couldn't Match Stevie's Intake - Page 8

StreetAngel86 · #**106** 06-15-2014, 07:51 PM

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Originally Posted by louielouie2000

Now if we're on the subject of people airing Stevie's dirty laundry, I can think of a couple of people who did overstep the line. Don Henley writing about Stevie's aborting their child, and Joe Walsh telling Howard Stern that he must have ****ed Stevie "a million billion times." Both of those instances were pretty tasteless.

i think Dave talking about that party in the 80s at Stevie's house where it was just Stevie and 1 (2) of the girls ... and (implied or not i can't remember) drugs was pretty tasteless

Jondalar · #**107** 06-15-2014, 10:49 PM

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Originally Posted by StreetAngel86

i think Dave talking about that party in the 80s at Stevie's house where it was just Stevie and 1 (2) of the girls ... and (implied or not i can't remember) drugs was pretty tasteless

I didn't mind that because she was up to no good but this is a different story. She is not doing anything with these women but trying to be friends.

BombaySapphire3 · #**108** 06-16-2014, 12:35 AM

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Originally Posted by Jondalar

I didn't mind that because she was up to no good but this is a different story. She is not doing anything with these women but trying to be friends.

I read Ann and Nancy's book and did notice a propensity to blame others for their own choices ..even their own very tacky and expedient sell out as a 1980s LA hair band which clearly they had to have acquiesced to themselves.

QueenStevie · #**109** 06-16-2014, 07:46 AM

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Originally Posted by Jondalar

They made a few digs: First, Stevie's house was a shrine to Stevie Nicks because she filled it with pictures of herself.

If that was meant to be a dig at Stevie, I don't think Stevie would take it that way!

teedeerocks · #**110** 06-17-2014, 10:14 PM

Hi all. A couple of posts back you guys were talking about Joe Walsh saying nasty stuff and Dave saying stuff about heavy partying.Where did you hear this?I thought I read every article about our girl but I must have missed some.I'd like to read them if anyone has a link.Thanks guys.And my view on this thread is that Stevie is just a total control freak.I mean she makes no bones about being a total drug addict-she even asked some interviewer if he wanted to see the hole in her nose-but SHE has to be the one who talks about it,not someone else without her permission.

StreetAngel86 · #**111** 06-17-2014, 10:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Jondalar

I didn't mind that because she was up to no good but this is a different story. She is not doing anything with these women but trying to be friends.

yeah i know. but he made her sound like a bit of a slut
just inviting a guy over for drugs and sex
yeah, i'm sure that's what she did but still, some $h it should be private ya know?

it just made me like him a bit less.
but that's just me

PenguinHead · #**112** 06-17-2014, 11:08 PM

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Originally Posted by michelej1

Well, I doubt that Stevie was a Heart groupie. They're flattering themselves. If they'd said "Heartbreaker" groupie that would be different.

I also am skeptical that Stevie and FM did more drugs than Heart, except for the fact that there were more members of FM with bigger hangers on. So there were more drugs in volume, but when you compare what was consumed by the individual people, I just don't buy that Stevie was a gigantic user compared to Ann and Nancy.

Michele

Who cares? It wasn't a competition! It was of its time. No big deal. Rock stars. Heavy partying. Money. Indulgence. No surprise. Anne just made an observation that Stevie had a strong constitution to take a large amount of cocaine. There was no agenda in revealing that.

michelej1 · #**113** 06-17-2014, 11:34 PM

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Originally Posted by PenguinHead

Who cares? It wasn't a competition! It was of its time. No big deal. Rock stars. Heavy partying. Money. Indulgence. No surprise. Anne just made an observation that Stevie had a strong constitution to take a large amount of cocaine. There was no agenda in revealing that.

Perhaps, I would assume that taking that comment in isolation. Cumulatively, I think she did have an agenda.

And who cares? Well, who cares about anything that is discussed here? We are not trying to solve the situation in Iraq on this board. This is a platform for discussion of the desultory, more often than not.

Michele

Jondalar · #**114** 06-18-2014, 02:51 AM

well I finally got through with Ann and Nancy's book and I have to say I love it. They freely admit they sold out.

PenguinHead · #**115** 06-19-2014, 01:11 PM

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Originally Posted by michelej1

Perhaps, I would assume that taking that comment in isolation. Cumulatively, I think she did have an agenda.

And who cares? Well, who cares about anything that is discussed here? We are not trying to solve the situation in Iraq on this board. This is a platform for discussion of the desultory, more often than not.

Michele

What I really meant to say is that Stevie was not the focus of her book. But if you're going to write a book about your life, observations and experiences about/with other people are standard fare. That's what makes those books interesting!

I wish someone (other than Stevie) will write an extensive biography about Stevie. In the right hands, it would be brutely honest, showing her to be just as flawed as everyone else.; not a pandering puff piece.