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 The Soundstage Sessions - Stevie Nicks
 The Soundstage Sessions - Stevie Nicks ... Tracklisting1 Stand Back 2 Crash 3 Sara 4 If Anyone Falls in Love 5 Landslide Orchestra version 6 How Still My Love 7 Circle Dance 8 Fall From Grace 9 Sorcerer 10 Beauty and the Beast Newest Review: ... circuit. "Crash Into Me," by Dave Matthews is an old country ballad that brings a different slow style to the ... more ... rhythmic urgency of the first song and it's a pity that it just seems to go on forever and doesn't add that much interest unless you love old country style music. I'm at two minds with a lot of country music, but returning to Nicks' home style of guitar influences, it is clear to why she chose this song not just singing it in a style close to Bob Dylan. It has a wonderful feeling of "returning home," or a style that she had experimented in her early days with Lindsey Buckingham, sadly non-existent on many son...more |
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The Soundstage Sessions - Stevie Nicks: The Succinct Sound of Stevie! (1926 words)
by - written on 30/06/09 (Very useful, 67 readings)
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Fleetwood Mac is coming to the UK this year and it seems that they are on an all out tour coming to various parts of Britain; I'm looking forward to seeing them in October. Now the last time I bought a Stevie Nicks CD, it was another Greatest Hits type album and its no surprise or coincidence that the "Soundstage Sessions," are anything other than a series of hits with a few songs to fill out the album. But is it all hype and is it worth the purchase instead of the DVD that is currently also available as an extra purchase? Is this another Greatest Hits album? With the exception of two songs from Stevie's time in Fleetwood Mac, although it clashes with their ... Read the complete review
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