How many copies of In Your Dreams are you going to buy?

[louielouie2000]

Originally Posted by tbaker3

Kind of a "Stevie Nicks sonic raping." Which never killed anybody, and is not punishable in a court of law.

I can tell already you're going to be fun!

[mylittledemon]

Originally Posted by tbaker3

Stevie WILL be relevent to these girls/guy by the time I'm through with them. Kind of a "Stevie Nicks sonic raping."

Nothing like ridiculous crazy enthusiasm.

I have friends that I've not seen in 8, 9 or 10 years even and they say they remember 3 things about me... that I loved gummi bears, my laugh, and Fleetwood Mac... and every time they hear Stevie or Fleetwood Mac they think of me. It's a good thing!

[APerfectLie]

Originally Posted by seekerj

"Zero" is not an option? Hmm.

Especially after viewing the sizzle reel, all I'm interested in is the Soldier's Angel song, so I'm was hoping I could just buy that one song.

And this is coming from someone who has been a fan since 1976 and has bought many, many copies of every FM and Stevie and Lindsey release since then, in all different formats (multiple copies of the same albums, 45's , cassettes, cds, videotapes, DVDs, DVD-A's, including singles and non-U.S. singles, and DJ promo singles, etc. In fact, recently, every time I turn around, I seem to find another unopened copy of "Under The Skin"). From the unimaginative title of "In Your Dreams" (ugh! prepositional phrases for album titles I thought was a Lindsey thing), every time I read or see something new about IYD, I'm less interested.

And again, this is not the first time that "this is the best work Stevie has ever done" has been said repeatedly shortly before an album's release. It is said every single time. Every album has been "the best she''s ever done" before it comes out.

I vote zero.

Well damn! Someone pissed in your cornflakes!

[tbaker3]

Originally Posted by mylittledemon

Nothing like ridiculous crazy enthusiasm.

I have friends that I've not seen in 8, 9 or 10 years even and they say they remember 3 things about me... that I loved gummi bears, my laugh, and Fleetwood Mac... and every time they hear Stevie or Fleetwood Mac they think of me. It's a good thing!

Absolutely! I get calls every once and a while from long lost friends that just heard a Stevie song on the radio, and it reminded them of my existance. Love it.

[Christopher]

Originally Posted by tbaker3

Right?! I popped in Rock-A-Little at work the other day, and I swear the salon went into Katy Perry withdrawl. I played the whole thing out though, and next week will be The Wild Heart. And I swear I'm super glueing my ipod into it's station and playing NOTHING but IYD for the month of May. Stevie WILL be relevent to these girls/guy by the time I'm through with them. Kind of a "Stevie Nicks sonic raping." Which never killed anybody, and is not punishable in a court of law.

I love it!, During the late 80's when I started college, and also worked at the big Sound Warehouse record store here in Denver. I would blare Stevie's and FM records every chance I had, which was a lot. By the time OSOTM came around, all my co-workers could not escape. They had it drilled into their heads. Esp. "Yeaaahhhhhhh it was a strainnnnnn on herrrr.....". "Wherrrrrrre in the worrrrrrrrrrlld did you come frooooooooooOM!

Originally Posted by tbaker3

Absolutely! I get calls every once and a while from long lost friends that just heard a Stevie song on the radio, and it reminded them of my existance. Love it.

I get that a lot as well, in fact, I'd venture that most of us on this board have this in common.
It's like we haunt them down through the sound of Stevie's voice from the radio to the supermarket.

[KarmaContestant]

Originally Posted by tbaker3

Right?! I popped in Rock-A-Little at work the other day, and I swear the salon went into Katy Perry withdrawl. I played the whole thing out though, and next week will be The Wild Heart. And I swear I'm super glueing my ipod into it's station and playing NOTHING but IYD for the month of May. Stevie WILL be relevent to these girls/guy by the time I'm through with them. Kind of a "Stevie Nicks sonic raping." Which never killed anybody, and is not punishable in a court of law.

Love it!

[KarmaContestant]

Originally Posted by Christopher

I love it!, During the late 80's when I started college, and also worked at the big Sound Warehouse record store here in Denver. I would blare Stevie's and FM records every chance I had, which was a lot. By the time OSOTM came around, all my co-workers could not escape.

Remember Rocky Mountain Records in the Tabor Center downtown? For years I begged them to let me have or buy that Bella Donna cover poster that hung above their doorway. They always said no! I wonder where that is right now.

[Christopher]

Originally Posted by KarmaContestant

Remember Rocky Mountain Records in the Tabor Center downtown? For years I begged them to let me have or buy that Bella Donna cover poster that hung above their doorway. They always said no! I wonder where that is right now.

How funny, Yes, I remember that! Right after you exited the escalator going to the 2nd floor. It would make me stop in my tracks, and stand and stare. And start salivating. Lucky for me, through friends, and while I worked at Sound Warehouse, I obtained almost every poster from every Stevie solo album. I even got one of those TISL promo posters (where Stevie is sitting) they gave away at Tower Records! My personal favorites of the promo posters are The Wild Heart (Stevie hand tinted) feathers in her hair one & RAL's *huge* back pouty picture poster, both on heavy parchment poster paper! But I do love the TISL & OSOTM one's as well. Never got the Bella Donna one though, that's the only poster from Stevie's albums that I am missing.

[APerfectLie]

Originally Posted by Christopher

I love it!, During the late 80's when I started college, and also worked at the big Sound Warehouse record store here in Denver. I would blare Stevie's and FM records every chance I had, which was a lot. By the time OSOTM came around, all my co-workers could not escape. They had it drilled into their heads. Esp. "Yeaaahhhhhhh it was a strainnnnnn on herrrr.....". "Wherrrrrrre in the worrrrrrrrrrlld did you come frooooooooooOM!


I get that a lot as well, in fact, I'd venture that most of us on this board have this in common.
It's like we haunt them down through the sound of Stevie's voice from the radio to the supermarket.

Same here! In fact an ex of mine once posted this on her blog:



I enjoy knowing that no matter how far I can drift from someone, the second they hear Stevie's unique voice, I will be the first thing in their mind

[DefDumbandBlond]

Just the main release and if any bonuses happen to pop up I'll just get them separate.