seriously ... "I'm still working on my documentary"

[olive]

at this point she should just abandon the project .
http://www.kaltura.com/index.php/ext...wid/1_fp1luc1r

[bluefox4000]

Stevie does seem....flighty. So I never put stock in the documentary anyway.

Mick

[FierySequences]

I agree mb she should just shelf it. But she did look gorgeous. thx for posting.

[Macfanforever]

I love that hat.

Mind as will put the docu in the same boat as the Australian concert DVD with the Melbourne symphony orchestra .

and pull the plug. Bloop,bloop,bloop.

[fairydust75]

Stevie seemed to like the comment the reporter made about being the only girl in a boys club....still a little boy crazy after all these years..
Mama is looking good but seems to be unsettled. I get the feeling she's nervous as hell about her return to The MAC.....

[Josh2003]

"I'm still working on my documentary" could very well mean "My people are still trying to find a distributor to release it on DVD."

Stevie often ascribes very broad definitions to the words she uses.

[elle]

Originally Posted by Josh2003

"I'm still working on my documentary" could very well mean "My people are still trying to find a distributor to release it on DVD."

that's how i understood that.

[Christopher]

Originally Posted by Josh2003

"I'm still working on my documentary" could very well mean "My people are still trying to find a distributor to release it on DVD."

Stevie often ascribes very broad definitions to the words she uses.

That's exactly how I interpreted this. The doc is completed, front to back, buttoned up. I saw it twice with my very own eyes. I really doubt that they went back in to re-edit, though I suppose anything is possible. But more likely "still working on my documentary' means she & her mgmt are still working towards getting it released, but FM is now her forefront obligation.

[michelej1]

It's so cute that Stevie said it's like the Volturi were coming for her. Lindsey and Mick would be good Volturi, really.

Michele

[bombaysaffires]

Originally Posted by Macfanforever

I love that hat.

Mind as will put the docu in the same boat as the Australian concert DVD with the Melbourne symphony orchestra .

and pull the plug. Bloop,bloop,bloop.

call me cynical but after all these years, I'm with you on this.

File it away with the Ladybug and Goldfish, the Rhiannon movie/ballet, the memoir/autobiography, etc etc etc

[jkmaletic]

Well, I couldnt get the link to work on my mobile phone, but this quote made me happy because at least she MENTIONED IT. I was beginning to think her mgmt was telling her to zip it about the documentary.

I've been cynical about this as well, but I'm taking this as a sign of life for the damn thing.

[michelej1]

Excerpt from Huffington Post piece by Sasha Bronner, January 18, 2013

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/0...ef=mostpopular

'Sound City' Documentary: Dave Grohl And Stevie Nicks Celebrate An LA Legend

Icon Stevie Nicks recorded some of the most famous music in rock with Fleetwood Mac at Sound City. "When we moved to Los Angeles in 1971, we lived with our producer Keith Olsen, and he was the one that ordered that board and customized that board. He is like the dad of that board," she told HuffPost. When asked about her own documentary, she said, "I'm going back into Fleetwood Mac, and it's like the Volturi is coming for me. I don't love being filmed, and I don’t love all the stuff you have to think about instead of thinking about your music. I don’t love the whole vanity thing, it bugs me. I'd never want to be a movie star."

Grohl recorded Nirvana's generation-changing 'Nevermind' album at Sound City and calls this documentary the most important project of his career.


"I'm telling the story of human beings making music -- showing Paul McCartney writing a song or Stevie Nicks and Neil Young talking about the human element of music and how important it is that human beings do it with other human beings," he said. "That’s way more important than a ****ing record."

"It’s a much broader conversation, and it's meant to inspire people to do the same thing," Grohl continued. 'When I was a kid, and I saw another 12-year-old in a punk rock band I thought, well f*ck, I want to be in a punk rock band too. It's exactly what inspired me to do it. Seeing another person do it."

"Sound City" will be released Feb. 1 and will have a star-studded LA premiere on Jan. 31 with a special concert at the Palladium.

[Macfanforever]

Originally Posted by bombaysaffires

call me cynical but after all these years, I'm with you on this.

File it away with the Ladybug and Goldfish, the Rhiannon movie/ballet, the memoir/autobiography, etc etc etc

Mind as will.Plus what ever else that follows.

Originally Posted by Josh2003

"I'm still working on my documentary" could very well mean "My people are still trying to find a distributor to release it on DVD."

Stevie often ascribes very broad definitions to the words she uses.

Stevie says distributor Thats the key word.I wonder what is the problem.There is 1000's of distributors around.I guess WB dont want to deal with it do to the crap sales of IYD.They dont want another flop on their hands.

I wish I can help her if I had the experience. Its sad.

[bombaysaffires]

Originally Posted by michelej1

Excerpt from Huffington Post piece by Sasha Bronner, January 18, 2013

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/0...ef=mostpopular

'Sound City' Documentary: Dave Grohl And Stevie Nicks Celebrate An LA Legend

Icon Stevie Nicks recorded some of the most famous music in rock with Fleetwood Mac at Sound City. "When we moved to Los Angeles in 1971, we lived with our producer Keith Olsen, and he was the one that ordered that board and customized that board. He is like the dad of that board," she told HuffPost. When asked about her own documentary, she said, "I'm going back into Fleetwood Mac, and it's like the Volturi is coming for me. I don't love being filmed, and I don’t love all the stuff you have to think about instead of thinking about your music. I don’t love the whole vanity thing, it bugs me. I'd never want to be a movie star."

Grohl recorded Nirvana's generation-changing 'Nevermind' album at Sound City and calls this documentary the most important project of his career.


"I'm telling the story of human beings making music -- showing Paul McCartney writing a song or Stevie Nicks and Neil Young talking about the human element of music and how important it is that human beings do it with other human beings," he said. "That’s way more important than a ****ing record."

"It’s a much broader conversation, and it's meant to inspire people to do the same thing," Grohl continued. 'When I was a kid, and I saw another 12-year-old in a punk rock band I thought, well f*ck, I want to be in a punk rock band too. It's exactly what inspired me to do it. Seeing another person do it."

"Sound City" will be released Feb. 1 and will have a star-studded LA premiere on Jan. 31 with a special concert at the Palladium.

I'm not sure what this part is supposed to mean.... FM isn't being filmed, so is she now doing her Stevie thing and slowly, after the fact, starting to diss her last project... i.e., is she losing patience/interest in the documentary and revealing that she really didn't enjoy the process of being filmed in the studio while working on IYD? She's already said in several interviews how when being filmed you now have to come to the studio in hair and makeup and maybe not how you normally would.... I'm starting to think maybe she's just got ADD (speaking as someone who is myself afflicted with it) and can't stay with something through the long tedious haul it sometimes takes to get it out to the public.

[MikeInNV]

Originally Posted by bombaysaffires

I'm not sure what this part is supposed to mean.... FM isn't being filmed, so is she now doing her Stevie thing and slowly, after the fact, starting to diss her last project... i.e., is she losing patience/interest in the documentary and revealing that she really didn't enjoy the process of being filmed in the studio while working on IYD? She's already said in several interviews how when being filmed you now have to come to the studio in hair and makeup and maybe not how you normally would.... I'm starting to think maybe she's just got ADD (speaking as someone who is myself afflicted with it) and can't stay with something through the long tedious haul it sometimes takes to get it out to the public.

I wouldn't read that much into it. She's said similar things many times, so it's probably how she really feels. She mentioned the hair and make-up thing even before the IYD doc was out, and I'm pretty sure she said it about Destiny Rules too. And the not-wanting-to-be-a-movie-star thing has popped up a lot over the years.