Dave mentions Stevie's "forthcoming album" in new Billboard article - Page 84

Josh2003 · #**1246** 01-12-2011, 12:57 AM

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Originally Posted by daniellaaarisen

We're getting more from David Wild than we are from Dave Stewart. Wtf...

Because of two tweets describing his reaction to hearing the music?

daniellaaarisen · #**1247** 01-12-2011, 01:42 AM

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Originally Posted by Josh2003

Because of two tweets describing his reaction to hearing the music?

He's giving us facts. Don't get me wrong, I LOVE Dave's tweets and I love Dave in general... he's given us some really cool pictures and other tidbits, like the shout out. I should've said that David Wild is giving us a little bit more concrete information in these tweets. Dave tends to be really vague.

mezzoforte · #**1248** 01-12-2011, 01:57 AM

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Originally Posted by PenguinHead

"For What it's Worth" is the title of a great song by Buffalo Springfield. Perhaps she covered the song, or maybe it's just a coincidence.

That's the first place my mind went to, to. I actually love that song, and think Stevie could do an awesome cover of it. But it could, as you say, very well be a coincidence.

APerfectLie · #**1249** 01-12-2011, 02:51 AM

I don't know about David Wild. Perhaps he thinks it is her "best solo album", but I sometimes wonder if he has ever fully listened to any of her solo albums. He is a music critic, so I would believe he wouldn't say anything unless he really believed it since his reputation is somewhat on the line, but as far as being an expert on Stevie's music? I take his opinions with a bit of caution.

Sanne2 · #**1250** 01-12-2011, 05:32 AM

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Originally Posted by PenguinHead

"For What it's Worth" is the title of a great song by Buffalo Springfield. Perhaps she covered the song, or maybe it's just a coincidence.

It's also the title of a great Placebo song.

kak125 · #**1251** 01-12-2011, 09:17 AM

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Originally Posted by RockALittle250

Here's another update from David:

@khowz2018 "Don't mean to frustrate any Stevie fans. I'd describe the album as deeply romantic, cinematic, personal, poetic and dreamy."
2 minutes ago via web in reply to khowz2018

http://twitter.com/Wildaboutmusic

ooh he wrote back to me on twitter. i wrote to him the following:
aww your killing me. can you at least describe how it sounds?

gypsy4life · #**1252** 01-12-2011, 09:46 AM

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Originally Posted by kak125

ooh he wrote back to me on twitter. i wrote to him the following:
aww your killing me. can you at least describe how it sounds?

"deeply romantic, cinematic, personal, poetic and dreamy."
Sounds very STEVIE and I am very EXCITED!!

Sahara · #**1253** 01-12-2011, 12:10 PM

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Originally Posted by RockALittle250

Here's another update from David:

@khowz2018 "Don't mean to frustrate any Stevie fans. I'd describe the album as deeply romantic, cinematic, personal, poetic and dreamy."
2 minutes ago via web in reply to khowz2018

http://twitter.com/Wildaboutmusic

Aww, bless him

I'm so excited by this post. The word cinematic jumps out in particular...!

Christopher · #**1254** 01-12-2011, 12:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Josh2003

David Wild just tweeted again:

"WILD SONG OF THE NIGHT: "In Your Dreams" by Stevie Nicks. Reminds me of her pal Tom Petty -- think "Full Moon Stevie."

It's fun trying to decipher these cyptic tweets.

So are we to infer that this song/album recalls Tom Petty's solo record "Full Moon Fever", produced by Jeff Lynne. Which includes the great "Free Falling", "I Wont Back Down", "Running Down A Dream", And my personal favorite atmospheric dirge "A Face In The Crowd". Come to think of it there are subtle similarities in Jeff Lynne production esthetic and Dave Stewarts.

Back in the Spring of 89' upon hearing Tom's Full Moon Fever, I was stewing with envy that Stevie's OSOTM record was not produced by Jeff Lynne and sound as sonically equivalent and beautifully produced & arranged as Tom's record.

Christopher · #**1255** 01-12-2011, 12:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Sahara

Aww, bless him

I'm so excited by this post. The word cinematic jumps out in particular...!

Agreed. It evokes epic and grandiose story telling lyrical prose to me. And very possibly could be why Dave was inspired to film a Stevie Nicks dreamscape docudrama.