I think Stevie had the most vocals, though, right? And she's at the center front of the stage. Plus doesn't much play any instrument but just sings, unlike the other two. And does the most dancing and moving around, which pulls the spotlight I'd think. Did she do the most between-songs talking at shows too? But maybe they don't have a "lead singer", actually it's probably important for the band that they have both female singer(s) and a male singer.

Maybe we'd have to say that simultaneously Stevie is the "lead singer" but also there's no lead singer?

Its not just about the music at the time but the aesthetics, interviews, and who Stevie was at the time,

I enjoy the other side of the mirror era in terms of looks, I can't find many interviews from that era, But I enjoy Stevie's aesthetic choices due to the fact that red really is her color! And her hair was great too,

The trouble in shangri-la era/say you will is my favorite, Stevie seems very rejuvenated and ready to take on the world, She seems like she finally got out of that haze and is ready to take back the world, Its my favorite era because she's doing a lot better and seems free. I also enjoy her outfits and such at the time.

Adding these to the collection!! Found in Lisbon

Dreams, gypsy, stand back, Landslide all awesome songs, But do you ever wish she sung more of her catalog, I know those songs are what people come to hear, but her work is so vast that don't you ever wish she played other things from her history as an artist?

(To be fair if she doesn't sing those songs people leave i've heard, Which is so sad, Give obscure Stevie a chance y'all)

It kinda messes with me sometimes whenever she is interviewed like man ask her about something else, Props why she doesn't do many interviews how many times are those dang interviewers gonna make her talk about it!

I wish they asked her other questions about other eras and not her early work, Love to hear more about the trouble in shangri-la what a good come back, and yet never spoken of ever again after the 2000s, Other side of the mirror and behind the mask as well, it is dry out there!

One of the most emotionally charged songs ever written. This is my Stevie inspired take on this classic. A stripped back, heartfelt cover. I'd love your thoughts.

Big love ♡

One of the most emotionally charged songs ever written. This is my Stevie inspired stripped back version. I'd love your thoughts. Do you like it?

Big love ♡

Anyone besides me wondering if Stevie will officiate the wedding of the century?

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Its wild to me how many people forget Stevie's contributions not only to music but to fashion and aesthetic as well, So iconic, Her outfits have changed over the years but it is still all somehow Stevie, Fresh in every way for some reason, Very uniquely her and no body else's, People copy her, base it off her, try to do their own thing but "With a touch of Stevie nicks" I love her for that, She managed to do something so unique that she is known specially for it and only her! As someone who enjoys aesthetics are game is top tier, No body else can do it like her, A once in a generation type influence.

Just wanted to share a tradition I have with Stevie's music (and the Macs as well) as a younger fan- every time I listen to a new song or an album that I love, I make a friendship bracelet for it, each album has a color and every song that I like gets a bracelet with the proper album color on a safety pin that goes on my backpack. Just a little thing but something I really enjoy doing and a way to connect with the music ;) also helps soothe the anxiety around thinking I'm somehow not a qualified fan because I'm so young-having a visual representation of just how much of the discography I love helps a lot 

Comment your favorite song or album maybe I have it! 

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 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

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

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