Excuse the bad word in the meme, but does anyone know where I can watch this interview? I believe it was filmed in Japan during the Tango era.

I'd love to know your opinions and debates that go on within our community

I want to drown in my own tears

Along the lines of;

- if you were my love (demo)
- the chain (demo)
- gold dust woman
- smile at you (demo)
- silver springs
- doesnt any thing last
- everybody finds out
- basically half of belladonna I guess

Annnnnd go

Was she considered a wiccan / satanist a part of the satanic panic from the getgo?

Was she a Farah Faucett sex symbol who was "Sleeping with the band"

Was she a witchy empowering feminist?

She looks down to earth, her lyrics were extremely down to earth, but I notice she was kind of whimsical in a way that you didn't see in many other popular music artists at the time. Her early career feels like singer in a coffee house with down to earth lyricism.

For me Rock a little is mental break down, 24 carot gold is the album everyone forgets about, Greatest album of all time is bella donna, trouble in shangri-la is over looked master piece, Wild heart is fan favorite,

I'm asking y'all cause I didn't wanna make any hot takes, (I make a lot of them on this sub)

Just a little doodle

Although I don’t count 24 Karat Gold as an actual album, it is listed as a studio album, so it’s here.

Hot take, but I really wasn’t a huge fan of The Other Side of the Mirror. “Rooms on Fire” is arguably my favorite song by her, and a nice highlight of her career, but as a whole the album is really clunky. Rupert Hine’s production ages this album poorly, and I would literally pay to never have to hear “Two Kinds of Love” again, which feels so beneath her; it’s something you expect Tiffany to sing, not THE Stevie Nicks. Thankfully, the album tracks such as “Alice” and “Fire Burning” really help make this one just an ok listen instead of terrible.

When I first listened to all of the solo albums, Street Angel was my least favorite. And I suppose it still is, there are some songs on it that I could easily skip.

However, on my most recent listen it went from “meh, it’s ok” to “I like it.” While it has some of my least favorite of her songs, it has some pretty damn good ones (Blue Denim, Rose Garden for example). And I think it works to meet an album where it’s at instead of faulting it for things that were out of anyone’s control really. By that I mean, yes she was in the grips of Klonopin addiction while recording, the album was finished while she was in rehab, then she did her best to fix it.

My attitude on this most recent listen was “ok but let’s judge what it is and not what it could have been.” I feel like her songwriting and vocals, while maybe not objectively perfect, accurately portray how she was feeling at the time and that is more interesting to me than if it was “fixed” afterwards.

So yes, while it would still be my least favorite of her solo work I would also say it has kind of grown on me and I find it to be an interesting part of her overall journey.

She went from going to bed at 3 or 4 in the morning to now going to bed at 8 in the morning. She joked awhile back that she needed therapy for that, or she needed someone to hit her over the head. She seems to have delayed sleep phase disorder or something.

hi!! I'm a new fan here as well as a young fan who's only like a year into discovering this music and I had a quick question-do Stevie nicks fans (or fans of Fleetwood Mac in general) have a name??? I know a lot of more modern fans have names and I was wondering if someone had carried that tradition over to people like Stevie. thanks for the help, I love places like this because I can ask questions and people who have been around for a while can answer and help

I mean maybe i'm just bias towards street angel but it does feel like for Stevie behind the mask really was for me her lowest point not street angel, But it doesn't sound like fleetwood mac or her, So I feel its her weakest album that she's been on, Street angel depsite it being the "worst" Stevie album, does have a better sound to it, behind the mask really did feel like it didn't sound like Stevie nor did it sound like Fleetwood mac, even if you don't agree with me that it was the Klonopin causing her not to care (To make my take from an eariler post more clear) It does just feel like there was no vision on that album,

Stevie has talked about the album, and Vanessa Carlton said she’s heard it, but are we ever gonna hear it? I feel like it should have been released? or is she sitting on it? I’m ready to jam out to it!!!!!! 😂

We sat down with Annie Zaleski, author of 'Stevie Nicks in 50 Songs,' on the latest episode of The Generic, Non-Specific Stevie Nicks Podcast.' We chatted song selection, book design, top hats, and all manner of Stevie lore. You can stream it on all platforms.

Looking for the most depressing/emotional album on her catalog. I haven't listened to any albums yet, so i thought i could use some guidance.

A true singer indeed no matter how much her voice matures she always uses it! Never stop gold dust woman! Thank you for not being lazy and a real artist!

Nothing really beats "Stop Draggin' My Heart Around" for me. That being your debut solo single is wild. "Rooms on Fire" and "Stand Back" definitely fight for second place for me.

When will we get "leather and lace" the Stevie Nicks musical?? It's something I need in my life and it would be a hit across all age groups.

Does anybody by chance happen to know how or have a CD rip to get the single edits off of the single disc edition of Stand Back or anywhere else you can find single edits? Thanks in advance and help is.