Stevie Nicks is the first woman be inducted in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame twice

[mitzo]

Originally Posted by jmn3

I'm a Fleetwood Mac fan and have never made my disinterest or dislike of any of their solo careers a secret. I love the 1975-87; 1997-2018 version of Fleetwood Mac - that music, that combination of those 5 people, that's what suckered me in 30 years ago at the ripe old age of 8. I've expanded my knowledge and interest to some of the pre 1975 stuff as well as the post-1987 output and some of their solo stuff (of which I always found Stevie's to be the most accessible to be honest). I have never been a "Lindsey fan" as is always the accusation to anyone who dares to express their frustration, anger, or disappointment with what went down with the band this past year. I'm pissed that Stevie Nicks orchestrated the breakup of a band that I've loved for most of my life.

Being pissed is one thing, ranting and screaming vile insults about a band member all over the internet is another.

[DownOnRodeo]

Originally Posted by bombaysaffires

and one she sort of poached from the Police (Edge.... go listen to Bring On the Night)

Yikes. She and Jimmy really "flattered" The Police with that imitation!

Reminds me of the Say You Will era controversy about how Illume (9/11) sounds a lot like Richard Ashcroft's song New York.

[sue]

I don’t know much about the ceremony....but three good songs would be.

Bella Donna
Edge of Seventeen
Twisted........with Lindsey as they’ll have made up by then.

[Fannymac]

A well deserved honor, but the distinction of being the first woman inducted twice should have gone to Carole King....the fact that she's only in as a non-performer (with Gerry Goffin) is ridiculous! She should have been inducted as a performer on the strength of "Tapestry" alone years ago! I mean, how many people can say they had the number one selling album for a female artist for almost a quarter of a century??

That said, I'm betting Stevie will do "Edge of Seventeen", "Stand Back" and either "Leather & Lace" or "Stop Draggin' My Heart Around", quite possibly with Chrissie Hynde (who may also induct her!).

[Jondalar]

Originally Posted by Fannymac

A well deserved honor, but the distinction of being the first woman inducted twice should have gone to Carole King....the fact that she's only in as a non-performer (with Gerry Goffin) is ridiculous! She should have been inducted as a performer on the strength of "Tapestry" alone years ago! I mean, how many people can say they had the number one selling album for a female artist for almost a quarter of a century??

That said, I'm betting Stevie will do "Edge of Seventeen", "Stand Back" and either "Leather & Lace" or "Stop Draggin' My Heart Around", quite possibly with Chrissie Hynde (who may also induct her!).

Chrissie Hynde hates the Hall of Fame. I agree about Carole King. That woman truely is talented. And this is making Stevie’s head get even bigger.

[Nick]

Girl Bye with Carole King. One album wonder as an artist. I'd say that either Tina Turner or Diana Ross would have been more worthy as the twice inducted female.

But the haters can hate. The FIRST woman inducted twice is.....are you ready?

STEVIE NICKS!

Now, take your bitter selves somewhere else.

[mitzo]

Originally Posted by Nick

Girl Bye with Carole King. One album wonder as an artist. I'd say that either Tina Turner or Diana Ross would have been more worthy as the twice inducted female.

But the haters can hate. The FIRST woman inducted twice is.....are you ready?

STEVIE NICKS!

Now, take your bitter selves somewhere else.

Hear hear! The bitter hags on this forum do not get to determine whether or not Stevie gets this honour, and she now goes down in history. We hear that she is a fame whore, that the RRHOF is bogus, that Lindsey Buckingham (who?) would not care for winning such a prize, anything to avoid the FACT that she was elected by a large body of peers, over many other candidates , to be the first woman inducted twice.

[Jondalar]

Originally Posted by Nick

Girl Bye with Carole King. One album wonder as an artist. I'd say that either Tina Turner or Diana Ross would have been more worthy as the twice inducted female.

But the haters can hate. The FIRST woman inducted twice is.....are you ready?

STEVIE NICKS!

Now, take your bitter selves somewhere else.

Yeah, Tina Turner or Diane Ross - two women who never really wrote anything or played an instrument are more worthy than Carole King. You don’t know what you are talking about. Tapestry is one of the most important albums ever and she has had others.

P.S. a writing credit on Nutbush City Limits doesn’t make you a writer.

[jmn3]

Originally Posted by mitzo

Being pissed is one thing, ranting and screaming vile insults about a band member all over the internet is another.

I haven’t done that. But thanks for generalizing me in with others who you hate.

[Nick]

Originally Posted by Jondalar

Yeah, Tina Turner or Diane Ross - two women who never really wrote anything or played an instrument are more worthy than Carole King. You don’t know what you are talking about. Tapestry is one of the most important albums ever and she has had others.

P.S. a writing credit on Nutbush City Limits doesn’t make you a writer.

No, YOU don't know what you're talking about. Go somewhere else because you're salty and a damn whiner. Stevie's career sh*ts on Carole's. Bye.

[BigAl84]

Couple of things

1. Tina Turner is amazing - definitely a pioneer for women in the business
2. Carole King - I think a lot of people think of her as just the person who made the Tapestry album and forget all of the other huge hits she wrote for others.

Both of these women are amazing and deserve to be in the hall. Tina is already in as part of Ike & Tina, however it is strange she is not in by herself as Stevie will now be.

[Nick]

Originally Posted by BigAl84

Couple of things

1. Tina Turner is amazing - definitely a pioneer for women in the business
2. Carole King - I think a lot of people think of her as just the person who made the Tapestry album and forget all of the other huge hits she wrote for others.

Both of these women are amazing and deserve to be in the hall. Tina is already in as part of Ike & Tina, however it is strange she is not in by herself as Stevie will now be.

I know Carole wrote songs for other artists, but that person implied she deserved to be in over Stevie as an "artist". I strongly disagree.

Diane Warren wrote a lot more songs for many artists if we're basing inclusion on that.

[Jondalar]

Originally Posted by Nick

No, YOU don't know what you're talking about. Go somewhere else because you're salty and a damn whiner. Stevie's career sh*ts on Carole's. Bye.

ROTFL, right.......... 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[Nick]

Originally Posted by Jondalar

ROTFL, right.......... ��������������

Maybe you should go to a Carole King message board? I know you're entitled to your opinion, but your "crying in the night" won't change the fact that Stevie is in TWICE! Woohoo!

[SteveMacD]

Originally Posted by Jondalar

Yeah, Tina Turner or Diane Ross - two women who never really wrote anything or played an instrument are more worthy than Carole King. You don’t know what you are talking about.

Where is it written that someone has to write songs or play an instrument to be in the Rock And Roll Hall of Fame?

Also, who is Diane Ross?