In Your Dreams as title of album

RavenOfRhiannon · #1 01-30-2011, 01:24 PM

I think Warner/Reprise truncated the title of the album. According to sources, the original title was 'Stevie Nicks will finish the Rhiannon Project...In Your Dreams.'

BombaySapphire3 · #2 01-30-2011, 01:39 PM

I'm still kind of stunned that she actually did a new album

Anyway I'm hoping the title song and the album are great .Historically she and Dave have had very good luck with the word dreams.."Dreams" the absolute commercial apex of Fleetwood Mac..and a great song to boot."Sweet Dreams(are made of this)"a starmaking transatlantic number one.One more that may be forgetten by most is the Stewart produced Daryl Hall top 5 1986 single "Dreamtime" a great song and as good as anything Hall and Oates ever did IMO.

mikebise · #3 01-30-2011, 02:05 PM

Dave produced that? Wow. Very trippy music and video... Secret acid messages...

I have faith in Stevie & Dave!

jeffd8382 · #4 01-30-2011, 02:22 PM

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Originally Posted by BombaySapphire3

I'm still kind of stunned that she actually did a new album

Anyway I'm hoping the title song and the album are great .Historically she and Dave have had very good luck with the word dreams.."Dreams" the absolute commercial apex of Fleetwood Mac..and a great song to boot."Sweet Dreams(are made of this)"a starmaking transatlantic number one.One more that may be forgetten by most is the Stewart produced Daryl Hall top 5 1986 single "Dreamtime" a great song and as good as anything Hall and Oates ever did IMO.

I actually have that Daryl Hall album on CD... but never knew Dave produced the song either.. interesting!

**mylittledemon** · #5 01-30-2011, 03:19 PM

I liked "For What It's Worth" & "The Ghosts are Gone" a bit better... But there's nothing wrong with IN YOUR DREAMS either... It's still "Stevie" and I'm so glad to have the new music!

Artemis · #6 01-30-2011, 03:21 PM

I quite like it, apart from the rather obvious / cliché use of the word "Dreams"

Although "IYD" is a better acronym for the album than FWIW or, worse, TGAG

mezzoforte · #7 01-30-2011, 03:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Artemis

I quite like it, apart from the rather obvious / cliché use of the word "Dreams"

Although "IYD" is a better acronym for the album than FWIW or, worse, TGAG

I don't know...does it make anyone else think IUD? Because that's where my mind goes every time I see it.

mikebise · #8 01-30-2011, 03:35 PM

Henry Cavill is the new Superman >drool!< and Stevie's new album is out in just over 3 months!!! What a great day for WB!!!!!

RavenOfRhiannon · #9 01-30-2011, 03:47 PM

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Originally Posted by mikebise

Henry Cavill is the new Superman >drool!< and Stevie's new album is out in just over 3 months!!! What a great day for WB!!!!!

Don't forget the Wonder Woman pilot greenlight from NBC, Mike!

mikebise · #10 01-30-2011, 04:03 PM

That's right!!! SO looking forward to that! A whole Summer of Stevie and then the Wonder Woman pilot (and hopefully series!) in September!!! I'm geeking out!

And Brett Booth will be drawing Donna Troy's costume correctly in JLA... All is right in the world. Well, except that Hippolyta still needs to rejoin the Justice Society...

Dodfather · #11 01-30-2011, 05:01 PM

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Originally Posted by mikebise

Henry Cavill is the new Superman >drool!< and Stevie's new album is out in just over 3 months!!! What a great day for WB!!!!!

Huge Superman fan/geek (delete as applicable) here - like Brandon with Batman - and I still do not see the need for this reboot. Superman Returns was an excellent as a reboot in itself. It did interesting things with the mythos while still respecting fans. It was similar stylistically to Superman (1978) and she next one would have been much more action oriented, which seemed to be a lot of people's problem. It's such a shame they're doing this. I'll still see it though!

10kRedSolids · #12 01-30-2011, 05:19 PM

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Originally Posted by BombaySapphire3

I'm still kind of stunned that she actually did a new album

Anyway I'm hoping the title song and the album are great .Historically she and Dave have had very good luck with the word dreams.."Dreams" the absolute commercial apex of Fleetwood Mac..and a great song to boot."Sweet Dreams(are made of this)"a starmaking transatlantic number one.One more that may be forgetten by most is the Stewart produced Daryl Hall top 5 1986 single "Dreamtime" a great song and as good as anything Hall and Oates ever did IMO.

Nice observation about the word "Dreams" symbolizing the commercial apex of both Stevie and Dave. I wouldn't be surprised if that was a factor in finally deciding on In Your Dreams as the title of the new album.

RavenOfRhiannon · #13 01-30-2011, 05:22 PM

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Originally Posted by mikebise

That's right!!! SO looking forward to that! A whole Summer of Stevie and then the Wonder Woman pilot (and hopefully series!) in September!!! I'm geeking out!

And Brett Booth will be drawing Donna Troy's costume correctly in JLA... All is right in the world. Well, except that Hippolyta still needs to rejoin the Justice Society...

At this point, Mike, I'll just be happy if we have Hippolyta period. Enough with the NuDiana. Bring back RealDiana and her supporting cast. We'll cross the JSA bridge when we get to that.

starshine · #14 01-30-2011, 06:07 PM

I loved watching WonderWoman when I was little in those 70's yrs but to me the only WW is Lynda Carter. I'm not so sure about his new series. The 'new' Bionic Woman was awful really--(too dark) Lindsay Wagner was the best in that series too. Guess Hollywood can't think up much new stuff to rehash the old stuff.
In regards to the new title of Stevie's new cd/lp. It still doesn't stand out with me. I was hoping for something more creative. I mean she's had like 10 yrs to think about this really. The new photos or what we've seen are OK too but again don't stand out to me. I do hope for something more when its finally released but I guess only time will tell.

jeffd8382 · #15 01-30-2011, 06:24 PM

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I loved watching WonderWoman when I was little in those 70's yrs but to me the only WW is Lynda Carter. I'm not so sure about his new series. The 'new' Bionic Woman was awful really--(too dark) Lindsay Wagner was the best in that series too. Guess Hollywood can't think up much new stuff to rehash the old stuff.

Bionic Woman was one of my favorite shows when I was a child (I was born in 1982, so I only got to watch in re-runs). I went with my sister and a friend to a "Comic Con" convention in Chicago last year and Lindsay Wagner and Richard Anderson (Oscar Goldman) were both there. By chance I happened to catch her at the right moment in a temporary lull in people and she looked up, smiled and waved at me... made my day! Then walking by I saw Richard Anderson... nobody was talking to him and he was reading something. I didn't want to bother him, but as I walked by, he looked up, smiled and waved too! I'm kicking myself for not at least just saying "hello" because the opportunity will probably never present itself again, but it caught me by surprise and I didn't know what to say really. He looks great at 84, pretty much like he always did.

Lindsay Wagner and Lee Majors both talked about the dark and more violent tone of the remake series... I somewhat agree and was disappointed since I was looking forward to it. You can't produce a show with the same tone as those done in the 70's since it just wouldn't survive (or even be sold to any networks in the first place), but the show had little direction, seemed poorly cast and just could not compete stylistically with other shows that had similarly dark tones. A wasted opportunity...

Back on topic, I agree with those who are disappointed in the album title. But names/titles don't really matter so much to me... I'm just looking forward to hearing the music!