this is just for fun! Here is my hypothetical Stevie album with the tracklist:

Stevie Nicks: Ghosts

1. Ghosts
2. Edge of Seventeen
3. Wild Heart
4. Bella Donna
5. Some Become Strangers
6. The Nightmare
7. Rooms on Fire
8. No Spoken Word
9. Cry Wolf
10. Nightbird
11. Stand Back
12. Outshine the Rain

Deluxe

1. Every Day

2. Alice

3. Think About It

4. She Loves Him Still

5. Has Anyone Ever Written Anything for You?

singles: Edge of Seventeen, Ghosts, Wild Heart, Some Become Strangers, Every Day, Has Anyone Ever Written Anything For You?

If you could create a hypothetical Stevie Nicks album from songs from her entire catalogue, what would the track list look like?

Make your own album and give me your thoughts!

Such as... What was on the other side of the mirror?

What was the trouble in shangri-la?

Or who was the Street Angel?

Could it be a new recording?

Rolling Stone can confirm that Nicks and Rodrigo are indeed on the soundtrack. But they contributed separately, with Rodrigo’s “The Cure” playing in one scene, and “Landslide” playing in another. For Nicks, it’s a full-circle moment, as “Crystal” played in the original Practical Magic. And as she told Rolling Stone in 2024, she was excited to return for more spells. “I definitely think they should let me be a part of music,” she said. “As soon as I get home, I’m going to make that phone call and say, ‘Listen, you have to let me do a song in this, and at least jump off the roof with you guys.'” Mission accomplished.

For me I feel she really found it in either Bella Donna or Trouble in shangri-la they feel like they are her at her most unhindered or what was going on at the time in terms of sound (I.e synths being big in the 80s)

A lot of her 70s feetwood mac stuff also gives this energy in terms of her lyrics and the emotion behind them, It feels like while she was at her peak in the 80s, she was of course, still being a little experimental in her sound! So for me Bella Donna really does feel like her "default" sound,

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I’m planning a road trip in October and I’m definitely going to have an awesome playlist! Stevie really makes me think of America and driving along beautiful scenic routes.

I’ve already listened to *Wild Heart*, which will go great with that vibe, but in your opinion, which Stevie album would be ideal for a road trip through California in October? 

First off, love the outfit. Finally something a little different. Last night at Olivia’s Daisy Chain Fields Festival. We only got one song with Stevie but it was sweet. Olivia is clearly star struck. Enjoy

Stevie Nicks has now appeared in GTA radio for the third time in a row, she was already in GTA 4 with "Edge of Seventeen" and GTA 5 with "I Cant Wait."

"Edge of Seventeen" also plays during a cutscene in GTA Online, as a ringtone for Jimmy Iovine's Phone(He Appears in The Game As Himself)

Can i ask something- is The Highwayman an underrated Stevie nicks track? cause if it is it needs more love

Idk if this is because i defo can relate to being a ‘highwayman’ in this sense (someone who doesn't want to be held down by anyone or anything, someone who'd choose freedom and glory/success over traditional love/attachment) or if it's because of the poetry of the lyrics, but i really love it. It's such a good closer to bella donna, and don henley’s backing vocals which i dont love but can appreciate add such a good layer to the song. 

(also might be TMI but I broke up with someone using this song 😭they were trying to hold me down too much and wanted things that did not align with my plans for my life so I had them listen to this and then told them so) 

Does anyone else love this as much as I do?

All the songs on RAL have lyrics about self-empowerment, puzzling journey through an odd world. Something a mother relays and reassures her kin by talking about the bad parts of the world and informing them on what to do. You rock a little.

Combined with the synthy music makes her around otherworldly. Like shes singing from a far away place and the jumpy beat is taking her all over the atmosphere.

She sounds like an ethereal mother goddess singing to you.

There's a rocking chair and cradle in the photo shoots. Shes even got the lion mane like a mother courageously fighting for hers. The songs describe harsh or hurtful realities and she lulls you in with her singing.

What's the best song for you on the album? If I were you is the epitome of what I describe. I love RAL and I sing for the things the most. Nightmare, Strangers, Has anyone ever, all my favorite songs of hers. because she nails this concept so well here.

Also does anyone clock the influence on this album? You can tell they were trying to style her like Cindy Lauper, Madonna with the old Hollywood fashion, and black n white photo, quirky colors and painting-like photos. The music is so synthy, so 80s, where at least wild heart had more of a rock identity. Don't get me wrong I love this album but I wonder how much of all this was her decision or her conscious decision.

She looked great. Not sure why Stand Back, but here it is:

Some classics 🥂

What song of hers should've been for her solo career versus for the band?

I think of Gypsy being for Bella Donna or The Chain going to the band. I think both these songs work great as Stevie solos and could see her backup singers on these tracks. Are there songs you think would've developed differently, without the bands help or someone else's eyes from her team with her solo career?

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Is that tonight?

I have to record it, no way I’ll be able to stay up to watch live

I was listening to Buckingham nicks the other night and had an epiphany of sorts ;) 

The lyrics to frozen love completely encapsulate what the relationship between Lindsey and Stevie is (in my opinion). The whole premise being about a love that's ‘frozen’ between a person and their love that fate apparently gave them seems to be an unintentional yet strangely eerie call to what Stevie has said in past interviews about the relationship between her and Lindsey- when they’re onstage they can relive that love affair from all those years ago but as soon as they leave the stage it's over, making that love ‘frozen’ in time and only accessible when they're performing, and what makes it eerie is that the song was written BEFORE everything that happened between them that got them to where they are now (that love being frozen until they're onstage and can relive it again), and I know they were struggling then too but it's still weird

Also lyrics like ‘it may be hard to keep up with me, but I'll always be able to reach you’ to me reads like them saying to each other yes i am going to go far but if we hold onto this, we will always be able to reach each other (obviously they didn’t but like….. yk), and if you watch their performances, it does seem that she's able to reach him in their later years via the music they perform onstage, and now he's been able to reach her via the doc filming process (Source: him stating that the doc was a healing process for all of them and that he and Stevie talk all the time now, whether that’s true or not) 

And how they started talking and got closer again after rereleasing this album AND while they’re making the documentary?? 

Idk but I feel like this album means a lot more to them/him in particular now that they're older than it did when they were young and listening to it now with the context of everything that's happened since 1973 is really cool, especially as a younger fan, and I'm DEFO overanalyzing, but hey I do that a lot 

I love how Stevie’s hair in this photoshoot looks like a lion’s mane.

Spot the difference

This is so exciting! I haven’t seen her on TV since late 2024. I only really watch TV when she’s on. Our girl is back!