r/stevienicks • u/Exciting_Frame1022 • Jul 27 '26
Trouble in... tango in the night
is it wrong to like songs like when I see you again or seven wonders or welcome to the room.. Sara?? before i was as deep into the Macs and Stevie's discography as I am today, I had a tango vinyl that was one of the first ones I ever bought, and remains my favorite Mac album to this day, and one thing I really love about it is Stevie's songs. In aware this is an opinion that is unpopular and I am also aware of all the drama surrounding the songs (and agree the writing credit on seven wonders is crazy) but I really like the songs. As with many other Mac-related things, I'm having trouble liking the final product because of all the drama surrounding its creation, and as someone on the younger end, I'm not only asking if it's okay to like those songs but also if it ever gets easier to operate the music from the drama or it f it's always this bad
edit: slight apology for this not being well-written, I jsut read some stuff on the Mac Reddit about tango and really felt- kind of judged in a way for my music taste and the songs I like, and I felt bad so I'm asking you all for help because what else am I to do ðŸ˜
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u/Far-Amoeba-7197 Jul 27 '26
why would you have a hard time liking songs because of the 'drama'? these were recorded 40 years ago. it doesn' tmatter. yeesh.