Make your own new Stevie solo album - Page 3

Miss Vicky · #31 05-31-2005, 12:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Lux

I had considered a disc of her show live from the lounge of the Blanding Roadhouse, Utah, but I think I'm going to go with this lot instead. Gosh, my own Stevie album, there's so much to choose from, I've had to limit it.

Come (accompanied by Helmut And The Displaced Schuhplattlers)
Wrong (with the BBC Symphony Orchestra)
Johnny Stew (with the Duke of Kent on trombone)
Save Me A Place (accompanied by a pantomime horse)
Holiday Road (with Roger Waters on gong)
Loving Cup (with Stevie on lead guitar)
and maybe a Rattlesnake Shake duet with Nigel Incubator Jones

LMAO. I didn't see this before.

dissention · #32 05-31-2005, 12:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Miss Vicky

The rest? I don't care as long as it doesn't sound like TISL. And keep Sheryl Crow the hell out of the project. I like what she does with her own work, but she needs to leave Stevie's alone.

Yeah, let's have John Shanks back to make her sound like even more of an AC grandma than he did the first time around the block. At least Sheryl put some life into her songs.

diamondsnake · #33 05-31-2005, 12:59 PM

My Heart
Chanel, Chanel
Christian
Annabel Lee
At Last
Space Needle (make it a tad shorter)
Mirror Mirror (I don't consider a foreign b-side as really being released, so I think she should rerecord the song and put it on a new album)
New Song
New Song
New Song
New Song
New song
New song....

diamondsnake · #34 05-31-2005, 01:02 PM

I want her new album to be really rock and roll. Songs like Fall From Grace, TISL, Running through the Garden, and Everybody Finds Out are what her current voice is made for. She sounds best on these fast paced rocking songs and I would love an album basically full of these types of songs.

Miss Vicky · #35 05-31-2005, 01:08 PM

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Originally Posted by dissention

Yeah, let's have John Shanks back to make her sound like even more of an AC grandma than he did the first time around the block. At least Sheryl put some life into her songs.

Umm... no. How about I prefer what unibrow did. Bella Donna was great. The rest of the albums fell progressively short of that. On the other hand, her music sounds best in the hands of a certain gifted guitarist...

No, wait. Scratch the idea of a new Stevie solo album. How about Buckingham Nicks II instead?

diamondsnake · #36 05-31-2005, 01:11 PM

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Originally Posted by dissention

Yeah, let's have John Shanks back to make her sound like even more of an AC grandma than he did the first time around the block. At least Sheryl put some life into her songs.

What songs did John produce?

Whoever produced TISL, Fall From Grace, Candlebright, Bombay Saphires... those are the songs I love. Even though I love the whole album.

CreepingDeath · #37 05-31-2005, 01:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Miss Vicky

No, wait. Scratch the idea of a new Stevie solo album. How about Buckingham Nicks II instead?

diamondsnake · #38 05-31-2005, 01:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Miss Vicky

Umm... no. How about I prefer what unibrow did. Bella Donna was great. The rest of the albums fell progressively short of that. On the other hand, her music sounds best in the hands of a certain gifted guitarist...

No, wait. Scratch the idea of a new Stevie solo album. How about Buckingham Nicks II instead?

No!!! Stevie solo all the way. I am a little tired of her sharing the spotlight with Lindsey and I think the Lindsey fans feel the same way about Stevie. I wouldn't mind Lindsey making a guest appearance on "Without You" though!

dissention · #39 05-31-2005, 01:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Miss Vicky

Umm... no. How about I prefer what unibrow did. Bella Donna was great. The rest of the albums fell progressively short of that. On the other hand, her music sounds best in the hands of a certain gifted guitarist...

Unibrow was a master in regards to Bella Donna and The Wild Heart. Everything afterwards collectively sucked, give or take a handful of great songs. I'm convinced she's somewhat deaf.

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Originally Posted by Miss Vicky

No, wait. Scratch the idea of a new Stevie solo album. How about Buckingham Nicks II instead?

Umm...no. How about a solo Buckingham album instead? Let her whore herself out as an oldies act and he can give us new music.

dissention · #40 05-31-2005, 01:16 PM

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Originally Posted by diamondsnake

What songs did John produce?

The ****ty ones.

Miss Vicky · #41 05-31-2005, 01:16 PM

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Originally Posted by diamondsnake

No!!! Stevie solo all the way. I am a little tired of her sharing the spotlight with Lindsey and I think the Lindsey fans feel the same way about Stevie. I wouldn't mind Lindsey making a guest appearance on "Without You" though!

I'm tired of LB sharing the spotlight with her too... but I'm beginning to think there's not a snowball's chance in hell of getting another Lindsey solo album... so maybe if he and Stevie teamed up (minus Mick and John, nothing personal... at least in John's case) she could kick his ass and get something released.

Miss Vicky · #42 05-31-2005, 01:17 PM

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Originally Posted by dissention

Unibrow was a master in regards to Bella Donna and The Wild Heart. Everything afterwards collectively sucked, give or take a handful of great songs. I'm convinced she's somewhat deaf.

Umm...no. How about a solo Buckingham album instead? Let her whore herself out as an oldies act and he can give us new music.

See comments in above post.

diamondsnake · #43 05-31-2005, 01:21 PM

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Originally Posted by dissention

Umm...no. How about a solo Buckingham album instead? Let her whore herself out as an oldies act and he can give us new music.

Just because she decided to take a break off and is touring this summer doesn't make her an oldies act. I think she is just having some fun this summer (it's not like she is performing at the county fairs). Besides, Lindsey records so slowly, Stevie will most likely have an album out before he does, even though she hasn't even begun working on it yet.

dissention · #44 05-31-2005, 01:23 PM

John Shanks produced Every Day (blergh), Planets (stinker production, imo), and Fall From Grace. While the latter isn't too bad, though somewhat forced, Every Day is utter AC cheese. He also produced the title track, which is fine, though. Blame also falls onto the shoulders of David Kahne, who produced Love Changes, and Pierre Marchand, who gave us the disgustingly maudlin Love Is.

dissention · #45 05-31-2005, 01:26 PM

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Originally Posted by diamondsnake

Just because she decided to take a break off and is touring this summer doesn't make her an oldies act. I think she is just having some fun this summer (it's not like she is performing at the county fairs). Besides, Lindsey records so slowly, Stevie will most likely have an album out before he does, even though she hasn't even begun working on it yet.

She's been an oldies act ever since the Mac started touring for Say You Will (and The Dance and TISL to some extent). Vegas didn't help matters, and neither do her two upcoming tours, Two Voices and Gold Dust. Just my opinion. I think she's milking the cow tits before she packs it in, but I know you don't agree. I don't foresee a new album for a long, long while and that's if one even happens.