#b: fleetwood mac

[stevienicksrarities]

Stevie performs with Fleetwood Mac in 1978

[tygerland]

Stevie Nicks - UC Santa Barbara, California, October 2, 1977 - by Neal Preston.

[lisamarie-vee]

[thats-h0w-th3-light-g3ts-in]

Me trying to explain while the McVie‘s are the more interesting couple:

[9franklin3]

Such Halloween 🎃 vibes.

[mxgicshxrd]

"did she make you cry, make you break down, shatter your illusions of love...."

[fangomusic]

Please, Try Again

While Kanye West updates some of his songs directly on streaming services and Taylor Swift has re-recorded dozens of her own songs to regain control over her rightful work. The re-recording of a song can sometimes breathe new life into a track that initially went unnoticed. Often, an artist revisits a piece with a fresh perspective, an updated production, or a different approach, which can resonate more strongly with listeners.

These new versions might capture the attention they originally missed, connecting with an audience in a way the first recordings did not. Whether it's due to changes in musical trends, the artist's evolving style, a better production approach, or simply better timing, the re-recorded version can lead to the song's long-overdue success, showcasing the transformative power of reinvention in music. We can call them demos if they went unpublished, other can be named early or original versions if they didn't get the attention they deserved on the first try. Anyway, in this playlist you'll find 20 examples (plus an honorable mention not available on Spotify) of revered songs that were re-recorded.

A-ha, Take On Me A-ha first released "Take on Me" in 1984, but the initial version failed to gain much traction. Despite its catchy melody and innovative sound, the single didn't chart significantly and received limited attention. However, the band remained determined, leading to a re-recorded version and the creation of an iconic music video that would eventually propel "Take on Me" to global success.

Blondie, Heart of Glass Blondie initially released "Once I Had a Love" in 1975 as a raw, disco-influenced track during their early recording sessions. Regardless of its potential, the song didn't make a significant impact at the time. However, the band later reworked the track, transforming it into "Heart of Glass," which became a massive hit in 1979 and one of their most iconic songs. The evolution of "Once I Had a Love" into "Heart of Glass" highlights Blondie's innovative approach to blending rock and disco elements. Coldplay, Don't Panic Coldplay first released "Don't Panic" as part of their debut EP The Blue Room in 1999. This early version of the track showcased the band's budding sound but didn't receive widespread attention. However, when the song was re-recorded and included on their 2000 debut album Parachutes, it became more widely recognized, helping to establish Coldplay's signature style and contributing to the album's critical and commercial success.

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[k1ttenzz]

[intro :3 !!]

• 3teen !!

• bisexual !!

• 70s & 80s music enthusiast !!

• I really love like really love kate bush :3

• I love cats !!

• I like funky jewellery !!

• I like funky patterns !!

• favourite artists: kate bush, david bowie, queen (I prefer 70s queen), the b’52s, talking heads, fleetwood mac, stevie nicks, pink floyd and strawberry switchblade 🌀🫶🏻 !!

[itsactuallycorrine]

time cast a spell on you but you won’t forget me well i know i could have loved you but you would not let me i’ll follow you down ‘til the sound of my voice will haunt you you’ll never get away from the sound of the woman who loves you

[spirits-having-flown]

Stevie Nicks, 1985

[50cal-fullauto-astarion]

sorry if you’ve answered this before rags but!!! what kind of music are you into?? is there anything you listen to while you write??

HI GRACIE BABE EHEHE 💖💖 I haven’t answered it before, THANK YOU FOR ASKING!! 😄😄

So like dghd this is going to sound super hackneyed, but I fr listen to everything, and when ppl take it as a challenge I’m just like?? Okie. But I really don’t think there isn’t a genre I don’t like!! And I love being shown new music bc I’m always looking for a new brain worm to crank out ideas to dghd. I usually get stuck on one song per fic/chapter that becomes super formative to the actual writing, and I just listen to it on repeat ad nauseum until I’m done!

Hot in Sarajevo:

beautiful is boring by BONES UK

when you’re smiling and astride me by father John Misty

For The Sake:

you know me better by j Roddy walston & the business

time in a bottle by Jim Croce

hell n back by Bakar is what ch3 is getting written to and it’s going to be painful fgjf

To Leave the Blood Stay in the Veins:

Icarus and Friends from RDR2

THE DEATH OF PEACE OF MIND by Bad Omens

Dfghr I know this is getting a little long but woof I am annoying 😂😂 I’m going to resist slapping songs down for WIPs and I’ll probably do those in another post bc I had fun with this!! THANK YOU AGAIN FOR ASKING GRACIE!! 🥰🥰

[stevienicksrarities]

Young Stevie photographed by Herbert Worthington III in 1976

[rastronomicals]

5:36 PM EDT April 5, 2024:

Fleetwood Mac - "Albatross" From the single, 7" b/w Need Your Love So Bad (1968)

Last song scrobbled from iTunes at Last.fm

[rodpower78]

Concert calendar for the Spectrum in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in September, 1977.

[bebeocho]

hot take for the day is that the old guard deserved the soundtrack quality that triple frontier got

[comicscdcollection]

March has been an intense month for sure! Wasn't expecting everything to play out the way it has at all (but in a good way)! I've been working really hard but I still feel myself slagging a little bit, maybe it's just from stress and being nervous about the projects I'm working on. Either way, I'm gonna try to keep myself busy and work my hardest to move forwards, as always I guess.

Started listening to a lot of 80's music in my free time, which would seem odd if I wasn't working towards a personal writing project where the 1980's plays a big role in the narrative, so there you go. I've been feeling good, feeling alright, feeling more need but that's not a bad thing! Thank you for reading, and I hope you have a nice rest of your day :)