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![]() So far, I've been able to collect 7 acapellas (or scaled down tracks) from The Other Side of the Mirror. I thought I'd share what I have. Acapellas are the most important ingredient for remixing. Most remixer/producer/DJs rebuild a track almost entirely from acapellas. Warner is reluctant to release Stevie's acapellas to even established remixers, but they never counted on the fan component. We've been able to unearth/trade/share tracks unavailable to the professionals. Some of these tracks reveal elements of her vocals not audible in the album mixes. Stevie Nicks - Fire Burning - Scaled Down.mp3 http://www.mediafire.com/?fxdgfmavdvj Stevie Nicks - Ghosts - Scaled Down.mp3 http://www.mediafire.com/?5onxthlx4yz Stevie Nicks - Juliet - Scaled Down.mp3 http://www.mediafire.com/?jbm51jjqtzz Stevie Nicks - Whole Lotta Trouble - Scaled Down.mp3 http://www.mediafire.com/?m1yyuhufmy9 Stevie Nicks - Rooms on Fire - Scaled Down.mp3 http://www.mediafire.com/?hdn1wb4z1to Stevie Nicks - Long Way to Go - Scaled Down.mp3 http://www.mediafire.com/?bdttaioovjj Stevie Nicks - Ooh My Love - Scaled Down.mp3 http://www.mediafire.com/?xmyspk4mvjg Still need the following: I Still Miss Someone Alice Doing the Best I Can Cry Wolf Two Kinds of Love ___________________________________________________ "I told you not to underestimate my tambourine." ![]() |
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Hello Gold Dust--- Please forgive my ignorance, but I have a question. Is "I Still Miss Someone" a cover of the old country classic song? Or a Stevie original? Just curious. Best always, Madelow.
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Its a cover, and its terrible.
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He nailed it.
I Still Miss Someone is a cover of the old Johnny Cash song, which has also been recorded by Dolly Parton, Martina McBride, Loretta Lynn, Nanci Griffith, Crystal Gayle, Joan Baez and Linda Rondstat. I agree with Liam about Stevie's version. A complete misfire. Rupert Hine and his Fisher Price My First Keyboard did more sonic damage to Stevie's musical palette than cocaine and Klonopin. |
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I have a soft spot for I Still Miss Someone. I guess the lyrics, as sung by Stevie, get to me.
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Also, I cant wait to hear what u do with Ooh my love, I adore that song.
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I think Stevie's vocals on "I Still Miss Someone" are sublime -- some of her best on the album, in fact -- but that's definitely one glaring instance where Rupert Hine's production was ill-suited for both Stevie and the song.
Would be awesome if there were an acapella available for "Someone," because that song is begging for someone to give it a new life.
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....but listening to these vocals is painful for me? Disagree/Agree?
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No, I actually agree. I think they were definitely "sweetened" for the album.
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Just the thought of acapella OSOTM tracks make me wince. But like any trainwreck, I must have a peek.. |
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The color of that dress i swonderful but the pose and expression are aweful, is this pre boob reduction? cause they look enormous.
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That would have made a much better cover for that album. The pouting rouge face with that red dress and that hands and knees pose? Shideous. But don't her shoes look pretty in the next pic? ![]() |
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Home now. Well, I made it through about 3 minutes each of 'Fire Burning', 'Long Way To Go' and 'Rooms On Fire'. Amazed, am I, that someone could change so drastically in 3 years (from '86 to '89). The nasal, phlegmy, wet-sounding noise from her nasal cavity was already creeping in her vocals, sadly. Very evident on the tracks that I could bear to listen to. I feel like perhaps Stevie and the girls didn't have much fun recording this. Call it a hunch. But, I guess in retrospect of the 10 minutes of my life that I can now never get back, I'd say it was very important that we all heard these. So thanks for posting them, lessons learned all around:
Abusing prescription drugs is bad for you. |
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i have NEVER NEVER EVER EVER. Been able to stand fire burning. I like a few lyric lines from it, but HATE it. So The only one i listened to was Ooh my love cause its one of my favorite songs of hers, and it still sounded nice. The harmonys were especially good hearing them like that with no music. I STILL think this could sound really nice remixed. as long as its not the 17 minutes of mmmmtttttmmmmmttttmmmttttmmmmmmmmmmmtttttt drum and symbol and base thing before. I like remixes, but sometimes they take WAAAAyyy to long for a song to start.
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