Courtney Love

Make your way from 1973's Buckingham Nicks album through to present day. Everything always has that Stevie feel but her voice changed over the decades and the music was usually made in an attempt to stay current so it reflects its time; as an example, some songs demoed over various albums can have a completely different arrangement than what was previously attempted. It's my opinion Stevie is best enjoyed moving chronologically, mixing the solo and group material. And if you like a particular sound, she has plenty of unreleased material for just about every era

I had the same problems with Daisy Jones. The writing style kept the characters at arm's length and I don't feel that I connected with any of them as a result. I also took issue with the fact TJR made no real effort to individualize Daisy from the women she was based off which made her almost one dimensional. I love anything to do with the 60s/70s rock scene so I enjoyed it on a superficial level but I was mostly disappointed. I think the upcoming TV series will probably expand upon its source material to flesh out the characters and be one of the few times a book is improved upon in its

She's a cute girl, very lowkey might prefer her to the album version It's hard to say but I've never been a huge fan of Landslide and my all time fav is The Chain I'll say a favourite for each vocalist: Christine - Little Lies or You Make Loving Fun, Lindsay - Tusk and Stevie I'd have to say Gypsy I think Lindsay could have been jealous of her fame lbr, they were in it together from the start and just about everybody gravitated towards Stevie when they broke

The only thing that she 'co-wrote' about Seven Wonders was singing the lyrics 'all the way down to Emmaline' rather than 'all the way down along the line' I guess she wanted that Beyonce style writing credit I haven't heard The Nightmare's 12" edit yet, I'll have to listen. And I really enjoy FM but agree Stevie's compositions are the best In saying that I do like most of Christine and Lindsay's too but apparently they did her dirty Leaving her songs out and ignoring Lindsay's abuse

I don't think The Nightmare needs to be any longer. It is already quite repetitive And no good songs written for her? Stop Draggin' My Heart Around, I Will Run To You, Seven Wonders and Sometimes It's A Bitch? What do you think of her Fleetwood Mac material?

Kind of Woman, Bella Donna, How Still My Love etc And yes, my copy of TWH (which is the first CD pressing) has a horrible version of Stand Back. The drum machine/synth intro starts really quietly and gradually builds into the first verse but overall it is still lower in volume than the other songs I assumed Stand Back on Timespace was just a remastered version. We need RAL remastered and reissued. I'd love to hear the original Jimmy Iovine Mirror Mirror tracks too The new song is 'Your Hand I Will Never Let It Go'. Not sure if she wrote it or it was given to her, but the title se

You did not just do BD so dirty. I really enjoy the music/melody of Leather & Lace but the lyrics are cringe and I hate Don's part But TWH is amazing, yes! The flawless Stand Back is how I discovered solo-Stevie (besides Edge of Seventeen because everyone already knows that. It isn't called one of the greatest rock songs of all time no reason ). I really wish she did more with BD and TWH's outtakes for the reissues but she expressed interest in 24 Karat Gold part 2 so she might be saving some (Julia was mentioned). I've been hoping for a RAL and TOSOTM reissue too But nothing has b

Too much filler? I would have listed album track highlights but then we'd have almost the entire track list. Blue Denim is cute and I think that Trouble In Shangri-La has a couple good tracks (Sorcerer is a bop!) but her voice is gone. 24 Karat Gold is my favourite post 80's record but I also would have preferred remastered demos. She had proper copies available to listen to as well Once again, the thing that keeps me from enjoying her new stuff in by and large the voice I only really listen to her output 1975-1991 where I cap it with Timespace. Buckingham Nicks is good too

Bella Donna or The Wild Heart. Probably Rooms On Fire but it's really hard to pick. The Klonopin gave us some... choices I'll go with cocaine but it kind of messed up RAL even though I still love that album You?

Saw this was bumped and not a lot of people here know I stan Stevie hardcore Saw her twice last month.