Stevie's new album - Page 2

amber · #16 10-11-2004, 02:39 PM

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Originally Posted by strandinthewind

Cool is subjective, but all of those people she has worked with in the past were popular, which is probably why she worked with them I guess. For the record, I LOVED the Kenny G stuff

Did you know he has a sax shaped house in the oakland hills?

AMber

amber · #17 10-11-2004, 02:47 PM

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Originally Posted by trackaghost

No way! It that true?

Kenny G will never be cool in my eyes, NEVER!

Last I heard it sure was true. I saw it from far away...I mean, I guess the whole house isn't sax shaped, but the there is sort of a giant sax as the front...
Amber

Stevies_clone55 · #18 10-11-2004, 02:52 PM

From what Stevie told me in Camden, it's already in the works. So I don't think we'll have to wait too long.....

Ash

dissention · #19 10-11-2004, 02:52 PM

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Originally Posted by strandinthewind

For the record, I LOVED the Kenny G stuff

Ohmigod, they should mass market Dial the Number and Tragedy of One's Own Soul in place of ipecac syrup. I smell a new power player in the vomit-inducement industry.

DWIG · #20 10-11-2004, 04:09 PM

I totally agree about Ryan Adams (I''m sure he would be would be amazed about working with Stevie! and Rick Rubin is an interestesting choice - but, i know he seems to push and challenge people - which is what i think Stevie needs, and is capable of producing!)

Stevie neds to stop choosing the safe Rock producers (like John Shanks/Sheryl -even though i think they did a good job on TISL!)
I think her voice is so great that she could meet these challenges and produce some really amazing stuff,

Just to mention, though, Ryan adams is another performer who is largely influnced by Country music, so that is a thing they have in common!! (As well as the Whiskytown version of Dreams, of course!!)

Dave

strandinthewind · #21 10-11-2004, 04:31 PM

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Originally Posted by amber

Did you know he has a sax shaped house in the oakland hills?

AMber

Stevie has a pool shaped like a guitar - so what's your point

Stevies_clone55 · #22 10-11-2004, 05:00 PM

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Originally Posted by strandinthewind

Stevie has a pool shaped like a guitar - so what's your point

Ha! I didnt know that!!

Gotta love Stevie

Johnny Stew · #23 10-13-2004, 12:17 AM

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Originally Posted by Moony

Diss, you always know how to dash my hopes and grind them into little tiny pieces.

"You're havin' a good day and everything's goin' your way... then along comes Debbie Downer!"

I don't think it'll take Stevie years to finish and release her next album.
'Street Angel' and 'Shangri-La' had somewhat unusual circumstances behind their delays, but all previous solo albums were released in a pretty timely fashion (especially when Mac albums and tours are taken into consideration).

Even the 3.5 year gap between 'Rock A Little' and 'Mirror' was due to the 'RAL' tour, which was spread out over the better part of seven months, the Betty Ford stint, the promotion of 'Tango' and the world tour that followed (which was spread out over 1987 and 1988), and then the promotion of 'Greatest Hits.'

So when you figure that the gaps (how ever long they may be) between Stevie's releases are historically filled by a tour for the previous solo album, the recording of a Mac album, a tour for said Mac album, and then of course more solo recording, the length of time is really to be expected.

I don't think it's going to be an extremely long wait between now and the release of Stevie's next album.
My previous prediction of late 1st-quarter/early 2nd-quarter 2005, is definitely being optimistic. But I'd be surprised if the next album isn't in our hands by the end of next year.

amber · #24 10-13-2004, 12:25 AM

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Originally Posted by strandinthewind

Stevie has a pool shaped like a guitar - so what's your point

That's different...somehow...

amber · #25 10-13-2004, 12:27 AM

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Originally Posted by Johnny Stew

"You're havin' a good day and everything's goin' your way... then along comes Debbie Downer!"

I don't think it'll take Stevie years to finish and release her next album.
'Street Angel' and 'Shangri-La' had somewhat unusual circumstances behind their delays, but all previous solo albums were released in a pretty timely fashion (especially when Mac albums and tours are taken into consideration).

Even the 3.5 year gap between 'Rock A Little' and 'Mirror' was due to the 'RAL' tour, which was spread out over the better part of seven months, the Betty Ford stint, the promotion of 'Tango' and the world tour that followed (which was spread out over 1987 and 1988), and then the promotion of 'Greatest Hits.'

So when you figure that the gaps (how ever long they may be) between Stevie's releases are historically filled by a tour for the previous solo album, the recording of a Mac album, a tour for said Mac album, and then of course more solo recording, the length of time is really to be expected.

I don't think it's going to be an extremely long wait between now and the release of Stevie's next album.
My previous prediction of late 1st-quarter/early 2nd-quarter 2005, is definitely being optimistic. But I'd be surprised if the next album isn't in our hands by the end of next year.

This is a good point, and actually i'm thinking that it may be out sooner to capitalize on her recently remembered popularity..and plus, did you see how many new young fans there are? I'm stoked!!!

amber · #26 10-13-2004, 12:45 AM

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Originally Posted by takenbythesky

When I, a 16-year-old, went to the show in San Jose in June I thought "I'm going to be one of the FEW people there under 25." Much to my surprise, there were LOTS of younger people there, rocking out!

yep! all these youngins in the front row with me!!! Did you have good seats?
That show was awesome, I only thought i would be front row at concord, but someone "arranged" front row for me in San Jose, and also, that was the day before my 30th b-day, so it was like an extra special treat...

takenbythesky · #27 10-13-2004, 12:56 AM

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Originally Posted by amber

yep! all these youngins in the front row with me!!! Did you have good seats?
That show was awesome, I only thought i would be front row at concord, but someone "arranged" front row for me in San Jose, and also, that was the day before my 30th b-day, so it was like an extra special treat...

Hell yeah I had good seats! About 60 feet from the stage, Stevie's side. I was seated behind her family, so when she shook her tambourine at them and looked at them lovingly it was like she was looking right at me! I don't know for sure which family members they were, but I think one of them was her brother (is he the guy standing next to her in the enchanted booklet in the b&w photo next to the one of Don Henley?) There was also a young girl, about 15 or 16, with dark hair who told us they were her family. And a woman with dark blond hair was in front of us, too.

I thought it was great; I cried during "Sara." Were you dressed up like Stevie, or no?

I'm glad the show was an extra treat for you!

amber · #28 10-13-2004, 01:05 AM

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Originally Posted by takenbythesky

Hell yeah I had good seats! About 60 feet from the stage, Stevie's side. I was seated behind her family, so when she shook her tambourine at them and looked at them lovingly it was like she was looking right at me! I don't know for sure which family members they were, but I think one of them was her brother (is he the guy standing next to her in the enchanted booklet in the b&w photo next to the one of Don Henley?) There was also a young girl, about 15 or 16, with dark hair who told us they were her family. And a woman with dark blond hair was in front of us, too.

I thought it was great; I cried during "Sara." Were you dressed up like Stevie, or no?

I'm glad the show was an extra treat for you!

Wow, that's really cool, i didn't realize her family was there. And i'm sure it was a bit of an extra treat for you, if your b-day is July 8th! Yay, Cancer treats!!! Well, I wasn't really "dressed up" like Stevie, but my favorite outfit, which i wore, is kind of a stevie outfit, think Stop Draggin My... I had on a tight cotton crossback thin strap low v-cut tank top(black), and a flowing, but clingy around my hips skirt...a thin rayon one, that is asymetrically cut at the bottom, so it goes just below and just above my knees(black and ballet shaped) ...yeah, it was a Stevie outfit, but a subtle one...and really cute on me - it's my fav. summer outfit...

Which just luckily happened to be Stevie-esque. But did you see how some of the people were decked out? with the hat, and the big layers (I hate big layers, they just chub me out).
plus, I have dark brown hair...

How about you? (sorry I don't know if you're a girl or boy)

takenbythesky · #29 10-13-2004, 01:11 AM

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Originally Posted by amber

Wow, that's really cool, i didn't realize her family was there. And i'm sure it was a bit of an extra treat for you, if your b-day is July 8th! Yay, Cancer treats!!! Well, I wasn't really "dressed up" like Stevie, but my favorite outfit, which i wore, is kind of a stevie outfit, think Stop Draggin My... I had on a tight cotton crossback thin strap low v-cut tank top(black), and a flowing, but clingy around my hips skirt...a thin rayon one, that is asymetrically cut at the bottom, so it goes just below and just above my knees(black and ballet shaped) ...yeah, it was a Stevie outfit, but a subtle one...and really cute on me - it's my fav. summer outfit...

Which just luckily happened to be Stevie-esque. But did you see how some of the people were decked out? with the hat, and the big layers (I hate big layers, they just chub me out).
plus, I have dark brown hair...

How about you? (sorry I don't know if you're a girl or boy)

I remember you! You were right up there during "Rhiannon!" Some of the people looked amazing that night! And being a Cancer is awesome.

I'm a boy, and I didn't dress up like Stevie or Lindsey or anyone. BUT in the future? I have my eye on a Fleetwood Mac belt buckle from the '70s, am going to get a pair of bellbottoms from a place in Pasadena among other stuff. I'm white, about 5'7", brown hair, blue eyes, pale skin...Guess I'd be most like Lindsey...

amber · #30 10-13-2004, 01:20 AM

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Originally Posted by takenbythesky

I remember you! You were right up there during "Rhiannon!" Some of the people looked amazing that night! And being a Cancer is awesome.

I'm a boy, and I didn't dress up like Stevie or Lindsey or anyone. BUT in the future? I have my eye on a Fleetwood Mac belt buckle from the '70s, am going to get a pair of bellbottoms from a place in Pasadena among other stuff. I'm white, about 5'7", brown hair, blue eyes, pale skin...Guess I'd be most like Lindsey...

Or Mick, if you grow a bit

I would totally love a Fleetwood Mac belt buckle! oooohhh, you have to get it! You sound cute, i like brown hair and blue eyes! And, you do not remember me, no way! (did i look cute?

) My hair was up in two buns, if you really think it was me. Also, I was dancing (bouncing) almost the whole time. You don't already have bell bottoms?

I'm glad you think being a Cancer is awesome - I don't love it, but i can say this, if you're in theater, you're probably good. I was good, but that's beside the point. We can understand very subtle emotional things, and we have the most expressive eyes. BTW - Meryl Streep, Tom Cruise, Tom Hanks, Robin Williams, Harrison Ford, Josh Hartnett, Cathy Bates, Angelica Huston...and some other people - are all Cancers. I, personally, think Cancer boys are better off than the girls, so you go boy!!!

Don't you just sometimes wish (I don't know how big a fan you are, but...) that you were around for earlier f-mac? I do, I got a late start...Oh, and I cried twice, once at each show, when Lindsey came in on the harmony of Beautiful Child...

but the harmony was so beautiful....

Much love,
Amber