Truth or Dare with Stevie Nicks - Page 2

xxxmx · #16 10-30-2005, 09:23 AM

to satisfy my inner shipper, i'd have to jump on the 'last time with linds' bandwagon.

and i second ryan's flash request.

strandinthewind · #17 10-30-2005, 09:54 AM

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Originally Posted by sparky

Oh, Lord Have Mercy.

I love Stevie, but at 57, I don't want her flashing anything at me

Honey - I do not even want to see myself right now at 38, 39 in a month - start shopping now. I am registered at Tiffany

Maybe you can give me a silver spoon

sparky · #18 10-30-2005, 10:35 AM

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Originally Posted by WizNicks

"Who of all the Eagles you had between your legs, was the best?"
I'm sure you want to know the answer!
And the only show she hadn't done drugs on the Wild Heart tour was probably Portland, because they didn't knew what drugs were in Oregon, so they had to send someone to the Californian border, but the show was already over when the coke arrived!
(Just a guess...)

She was too hungover to do the show in Portland. They cancelled it at 5:30 the day of. Bitter Sparky with a 3rd row ticket. And believe me, there has never been a shortage of drugs in Oregon.

I bought a special stash for this show and ended up doing much of it in a Pizza Parlor parking lot instead.

dissention · #19 10-30-2005, 12:24 PM

I wouldn't ask her a lame personal question because I could care less who had the greatest schlong, who was best in bed, or how many folks she invited between her legs. If I had the opportunity to ask her a question, I'd ask her what she's always wanted to do musically (a different genre? something radically different from the usual?) that she never actually did and why she didn't do it. I'd also try to squeeze in a question about why, when taking all her past work into consideration, she finds "Trouble In Shangri-La" to be her masterpiece. And I can guarantee you that I wouldn't let her get away with any Nicks Fix Q & A type of **** answers, either.

Q: What is the song "Long Way To Go" about?

A: I had to go a real long distance.

Puhleeze.

WizNicks · #20 10-30-2005, 12:43 PM

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Originally Posted by sparky

She was too hungover to do the show in Portland. They cancelled it at 5:30 the day of. Bitter Sparky with a 3rd row ticket. And believe me, there has never been a shortage of drugs in Oregon.

I bought a special stash for this show and ended up doing much of it in a Pizza Parlor parking lot instead.

HUH??? *confused* LOL, I totally didn't know that, I just tired to find the most boring/most christian city, so I was disappointed that she didn't perform in Salt Lake City, then I would've taken that! Iowa City was very temptating too!

Jessica Leigh · #21 10-30-2005, 12:49 PM

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Originally Posted by WizNicks

HUH??? *confused* LOL, I totally didn't know that, I just tired to find the most boring/most christian city, so I was disappointed that she didn't perform in Salt Lake City, then I would've taken that! Iowa City was very temptating too!

every person i have ever known who was from portland was a BIG pothead... and into other fun stuff as well- mushrooms, acid.... not big drinkers, though!

and Sparky, you had tickets to a WH show? and you were old enough to be doing drugs? how old ARE you? you look like you are my age, maybe 5 yrs older than me... and i was riding a big wheel during the WH tour....

skcin · #22 10-30-2005, 01:10 PM

I think Sparky's about 65 or so.

"OK, Stevie, truth or dare! Truth you say? I want to know, once and for all - what the hell are you saying during the musical breaks in Seven Wonders? Is it Sara? Tara? Pharoah? Harrah's? Era? Farrah? TELL US, DAMMIT!"

Jessica Leigh · #23 10-30-2005, 01:20 PM

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Originally Posted by skcin

I think Sparky's about 65 or so.

"OK, Stevie, truth or dare! Truth you say? I want to know, once and for all - what the hell are you saying during the musical breaks in Seven Wonders? Is it Sara? Tara? Pharoah? Harrah's? Era? Farrah? TELL US, DAMMIT!"

It's Carrow's Paula, CARROW'S! the girl is hungry and wants some breakfast!

skcin · #24 10-30-2005, 01:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Jessica Leigh

It's Carrow's Paula, CARROW'S! the girl is hungry and wants some breakfast!

Sparrow, perhaps?

The Tower · #25 10-30-2005, 02:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Jessica Leigh

and Sparky, you had tickets to a WH show? and you were old enough to be doing drugs? how old ARE you? you look like you are my age, maybe 5 yrs older than me... and i was riding a big wheel during the WH tour....

Yeah, Sparky's in his late twenties....... That is awesome!

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Originally Posted by skcin

I think Sparky's about 65 or so.

Oh, Paula...

sparky · #26 10-30-2005, 02:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Jessica Leigh

every person i have ever known who was from portland was a BIG pothead... and into other fun stuff as well- mushrooms, acid.... not big drinkers, though!

and Sparky, you had tickets to a WH show? and you were old enough to be doing drugs? how old ARE you? you look like you are my age, maybe 5 yrs older than me... and i was riding a big wheel during the WH tour....

Portland is drug central. Pot, acid, shrooms, and beer too. People were doing "crank" when I was in high school. There is a big biker contingent in Oregon and they are the orignal big users and dealers of the societal scourge we now call crystal meth. Also, Eugene Oregon is the place where old dead heads go to die. You can smell the pot and Patchouli from the freeway.

JL... I was 17 during the WH tour. And doing coke

When I could talk my brother into giving me some, anyway. I am 39 and will be 40 in about two months. Thanks for the kind words. Doing my best to not turn into a wreck of a middle aged homo.

Jyqm · #27 10-30-2005, 03:21 PM

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Originally Posted by dissention

I wouldn't ask her a lame personal question because I could care less who had the greatest schlong, who was best in bed, or how many folks she invited between her legs.

I'm glad at least one other person feels this way. Reading this thread has been really disillusioning. Is this the kind of **** you people actually care about? And then you go and start up another thread about, "Gosh, I wonder if Stevie reads The Ledge!!!" Christ, I hope for your sakes that she doesn't. How embarrassing.

(On a semi-similar note: Is anybody else embarrassed when great folks like John McVie come and do a Q&A here and people actually submit questions like, "So what's Stevie like?!?!?!" I think this even happened during Bob Weston's Q&A. "I know you weren't in the band at the same time, but did you ever meet Stevie, and if so, what is she like?!?!?!" These are wonderful musicians and interesting people, who are willing to dedicate some of their time to communicating with fans, and this is all some people can ask them? It's almost rude.)

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If I had the opportunity to ask her a question, I'd ask her what she's always wanted to do musically (a different genre? something radically different from the usual?) that she never actually did and why she didn't do it.

And the follow-up question: "Well, why not do it now?"

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And I can guarantee you that I wouldn't let her get away with any Nicks Fix Q & A type of **** answers, either.

Q: What is the song "Long Way To Go" about?

A: I had to go a real long distance.

Puhleeze.

Stupid answers for stupid questions, I guess.

danax6 · #28 10-30-2005, 05:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Jyqm

I'm glad at least one other person feels this way. Reading this thread has been really disillusioning. Is this the kind of **** you people actually care about? And then you go and start up another thread about, "Gosh, I wonder if Stevie reads The Ledge!!!" Christ, I hope for your sakes that she doesn't. How embarrassing.

Stevie, honey, if you read this, we're just messing with ya. We're not really interested in the size of Lindsey's schlong. That much.

Here's my submission, if you find the time to answer them:

What was the change in lyrics at the end of Beautiful Child during the SYW tour all about? Oh, and while you're at it, I'd like to know the story behind a few other songs also (i.e. Destiny Rules, Everybody Finds Out...I can send you a list if that's alright, just let me know!)

Thanks dear!

tlssln · #29 10-30-2005, 06:21 PM

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Originally Posted by skcin

I think Sparky's about 65 or so.

"OK, Stevie, truth or dare! Truth you say? I want to know, once and for all - what the hell are you saying during the musical breaks in Seven Wonders? Is it Sara? Tara? Pharoah? Harrah's? Era? Farrah? TELL US, DAMMIT!"

I can tell you that she was definitely saying Tara, because that's my name and Stevie and I were together for a few hours before that and I was showing her the real 7 wonders. LOL.

tlssln · #30 10-30-2005, 06:23 PM

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Originally Posted by sparky

JL... I was 17 during the WH tour. And doing coke

When I could talk my brother into giving me some, anyway. I am 39 and will be 40 in about two months. Thanks for the kind words. Doing my best to not turn into a wreck of a middle aged homo.

Let me know if you want to start a support group, Sparky.