The Greatest Stevie Nicks album ever ?

[darklinensuit]

The Wild Heart, followed by Bella Donna, followed by Rock A Little.
Of the three, TWH reaches the greatest heights (I just wish it had Garbo instead of B&TB, & you don't need to attack me, I know I'm in the minority). Bella Donna is the most consistent. RAL is just fun & wild.

Enchanted Disc #1 might have my vote if it had The Highwayman instead of OMBTRARS, which I think would fit better on Disc #2. Also, I'd prefer it to have the album version of Blue Denim. And live Edge instead of B&TB.

For FM albums, I prefer Stevie's work on Mirage, followed by the White FM Album, followed by Tusk.

- Jake

[Macfanforever]

I love all of them, but Belladonna and WildHeart are my first faves.

[Nightbird17]

followed by BD....


Tusk #1 for Stevie with the Mac

[Dreammms]

Originally Posted by gldstwmn

The Wild Heart.

I agree! Love it so much.

[The Tower]

Originally Posted by golddustboy71

Is its TUSK ?....I just thought.. Sara, Sisters Of The Moon, Storms,Beautiful Child, Angel... Is there another album that contains as more wonderful Stevie classics ?...

Why, yes, it is!

The best Stevie album ever for sure.

[David]

Originally Posted by golddustboy71

Is its TUSK ?....I just thought.. Sara, Sisters Of The Moon, Storms,Beautiful Child, Angel... Is there another album that contains as more wonderful Stevie classics ?...

I think the greatest Stevie album ever is Sandinista!

[David]

Originally Posted by Macfanforever

I love all of them, but Belladonna and WildHeart are my first faves.

Remember that the names of these albums have two words & three words, respectively --- Bella Donna & The Wild Heart.

Gold Dust Woman is three words.
Stand Back is two words.
You Make Loving Fun does not have an apostrophic ellipsis (Lovin').

Thank you!

[nwestohiofan]

Tusk & FM Live

[BombaySapphire3]

As far as pristine perfection in production, vocals and song selection Bella Donna handily wins for her solo.Tusk was her artistic high water mark in FM .Later albums like TISL amd TOSOTM would rate higher than they do if they were pared down to ten of the best tracks on each.

[Kelly]

Originally Posted by diamondsnake

And as far as Fleetwood Mac, I would say that SYW is her best material. There is only one song I am not a huge fan of, Silver Girl, but the other nine songs of hers are amazing!!! (Including Not Make Believe which should have been on the album instead of Bleed to Love Her). But something tells me Lindsey wouldn't appprove of Stevie having more songs then he did.

Oh this makes me sooo mad. It is the fair way to do it for them both to have nine songs. Stevie probably WANTED it that way.
Bleed to Love Her was on the album for very specific reasons, IMHO...reasons that mean nothing to us. The fact he needed to put the studio version on the album speaks volumes.

[Kelly]

Favorite Stevie album...Wild Heart and Trouble in Shangri La

Favorite Stevie with Mac...Tusk hands down. Then Say You Will. It is a shame Gypsy is on Mirage cause that song is just brilliance but the rest of the album? Meh.

[ontheEdgeof17]

Best Stevie Solo: Do I even have to answer this one?


Best w/ FM: Mirage/Tusk/Rumours/Tango/FM/BTM/SYW....I can't decide.

[dissention]

Originally Posted by diamondsnake

I just have one things to say...

THE OTHER SIDE OF THE MIRROR!!!

Ugh. I like OSOTM, but with turds like Ghosts and Two Kinds of Love, I could never call it one of her greatest.

Out of all of her albums, the best has to be The Wild Heart, imo.

[LiquidBlue5000]

Originally Posted by dissention

Out of all of her albums, the best has to be The Wild Heart, imo.

don't you mean Rock A Little??

[Miss Vicky]

Best Stevie album ever: Bella Donna.

It was all downhill from there.