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View Poll Results: Which IYD song sans Stewart is your favorite?
Secret Love 0 0%
For What It's Worth 33 35.11%
New Orleans 7 7.45%
Moonlight (A Vampire's Dream) 38 40.43%
Annabel Lee 9 9.57%
My Heart 2 2.13%
Soldier's Angel 5 5.32%
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Old 05-11-2011, 01:51 PM
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Moonlight..easily. I love it so so much

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I really wanted to pick SA but I am considering that a new BN song so between the others I chose FWIW but it was close. There are so many great things about these songs.
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I put "Moonlight" but "For What It's Worth" is a close close second.
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Moonlight is probably my favorite, but I voted for New Orleans because I love it SO much.
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So glad to see For What It's Worth creeping up towards Moonlight. I love both songs.
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I voted for Moonlight... New Orleans a close second....
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Old 05-11-2011, 02:54 PM
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Tough call, but I'm going with 'Moonlight' for the brilliance of the chorus.


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Soldiers Angel with Moonlight a VERY close second.
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Soldiers Angel with Moonlight a VERY close second.
I'm so happy there are a few of us who think that's a truly stand out track!

It's interesting to see For What It's Worth running neck and neck with Moonlight. I fully expected Moonlight to be the frontrunner as it's pure textbook Stevie to a nearly stereotypical degree. However, the love for For What It's Worth is surprising me. I figured most Stevie fans would be put off by the very folksy production and Street Angel esque vocals.
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Old 05-11-2011, 05:57 PM
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Default For What It's Worth.

Moonlight was my favorite from the start, then You May Be the One topped my list (and still does) .. but I voted for For What It's Worth in this poll.. I initially thought it was a beautiful song but I gravitated to others.. but in the last few days I've been mesmerized by this beauty of a song.. what took me so long? but I"m here now.. I not only love its simplicity and its words of longing and wondering what if.... but Stevie harmonizing with herself is just perfect and takes this song to that place where only Stevie can get to..

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For What It's Worth, without a doubt, for me.

Although it was hard to pick between that and Soldier's Angel.
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I ultimately chose Moonlight over Annabel Lee.
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Only 77 votes here. Poll will close 2 weeks from OP. Winner of this poll will duke it out with the winner of the sister poll here:

http://ledge.fleetwoodmac.net/showth...195#post983195



ETA: Interestingly, this poll is shaping up to be Moonlight vs. For What It's Worth
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Soldiers Angel with Moonlight a VERY close second.
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I'm so happy there are a few of us who think that's a truly stand out track!

It's interesting to see For What It's Worth running neck and neck with Moonlight. I fully expected Moonlight to be the frontrunner as it's pure textbook Stevie to a nearly stereotypical degree. However, the love for For What It's Worth is surprising me. I figured most Stevie fans would be put off by the very folksy production and Street Angel esque vocals.

Ok, I can hear it already, now that I've admitted to really liking this album, I'm going to get accused of being a "shipper".

I voted "Soldier's Angel". With what sounds like Mick on drums, too, this is the best pseudo-Fleetwood Mac track on the album. (apologies to John's missing bass line) If we could get an ENTIRE FLEETWOOD MAC album produced by Dave Stewart and have him bring out this kind of Buckingham Nicks vocal blend throughout, it would be MIND-BLOWING!!!!

And, a close second in this category was/is "For What It's Worth".

Ok, disclaimer time...I'm just now (upon about my 25th listen through) starting to ATTEMPT to pick out my favorite tunes, but I'm not having an easy time of it. "WHY?" you ask? Ok, I'll tell you. I've gotten to think of this album as one complete statement/body of work in the same fashion that I look at Lindsey's Out Of The Cradle. Although I get pissed off at Prince for making his entire Lovesexy album just one track, Steve (& Dave) could've done the same with this album and FORCED people to listen to it that way.
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Ok, I can hear it already, now that I've admitted to really liking this album, I'm going to get accused of being a "shipper".

I voted "Soldier's Angel". With what sounds like Mick on drums, too, this is the best pseudo-Fleetwood Mac track on the album. (apologies to John's missing bass line) If we could get an ENTIRE FLEETWOOD MAC album produced by Dave Stewart and have him bring out this kind of Buckingham Nicks vocal blend throughout, it would be MIND-BLOWING!!!!

And, a close second in this category was/is "For What It's Worth".

Ok, disclaimer time...I'm just now (upon about my 25th listen through) starting to ATTEMPT to pick out my favorite tunes, but I'm not having an easy time of it. "WHY?" you ask? Ok, I'll tell you. I've gotten to think of this album as one complete statement/body of work in the same fashion that I look at Lindsey's Out Of The Cradle. Although I get pissed off at Prince for making his entire Lovesexy album just one track, Steve (& Dave) could've done the same with this album and FORCED people to listen to it that way.
Very insightful comparisons. And ITA about Lovesexy!
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