Brett Allen I have not read the article and I will but my life experience tells me that close, intimate relationships are opaque and nearly impossible for an outsider to look into objectively.
Add to that someone who might have an agenda to be "right" or to make the other person look bad or to cover up their own sins. I'm not saying that's what happened here. It's just what I typically see in real life. So I generally take these claims with a grain og salt. I just read the article and what stood out to me is the part about Lindsay being upset that Stevie's songs performed better than his. I remember reading a Lindsay interview years ago, probably in Musician or Rolling Stone where he said something to the effect: "I think what I bring to the band is the ability to take songs that Stevie and Christine bring in and shape them into something that works.
What a fantastic set of music. Thank you so much for the extra effort that went into this one. Can never get enough of Peter Green. Above and beyond the call of duty! Thank you so much. That someone is willing to contribute the time and care this must have taken, and then share it with others, reaffirms my faith in the goodness of humanity in these troubled times. Hello, sorry to say that volume two misses track 9, and volume 10 misses track Silvio, Thanks for pointing those out.
These are not missing tracks but numbering errors. Sorry for the trouble. I should learn how to count! Can't begin to describe how fun and revelatory this collection has been. I have all the Mac albums well, not those Billy Burnette ones and have been a special collector of every solo bit of Lindsey's music. The promise to be together no matter the circumstance is reinforced in the refrain.
As far as Stevie and Lindsey's quest for stardom is concerned, the lines appear to be an affirmation that if they "make it," it will be together. The "cold freezing air" may be a reference to troubles which undoubtedly make the journey difficult; but again, one does not have to look far for comfort. There is, however, a pause for concern in that it is hard to determine what is "frozen love.
This interpretation remains consistent with the tone initially established in the first verse and the first line of the refrain.
As Stevie and Lindsey's voices intertwine around each other's, they are reminding themselves that, when the going gets tough, they must remember the time when they had that constant, "perfect love. What could be a stronger emotional boost than to recall the days when a relationship was at its best? Wouldn't we all like to freeze that time and live happily ever after?
And, most importantly, what would it take in uswhat price would we payto honestly keep that strong love alive in our relationships? Life gave me you; the change was made And there's no beginning over You are not happy, but what is love?
Hate gave you me for a lover Curveball thrown. The differences between the couple were already established and accepted Sung by Stevie, this verse is the cold blast that makes you sit up and take notice.
In watching Stevie and Lindsey's turbulent relationship grow darker on the screen before us, we can almost hear the reel snap at the stinging words "Hate gave you me for a lover. As described by one contributor, "There's no way to start this relationship over, what's done is done.
We cannot change the fact that those experiences help to make us who we are. The third and fourth lines, however, become problematic. Another idea raises the notion of happiness and love being one and the same. Stevie Nicks, as writer of this saga, would have us believe otherwise. Perhaps the troubles previously endured the "freezing air" were not as easily overcome as we had thought. We can envision the scene: a young,brooding, unhappy Lindsey Buckingham obsesses over his music as his equally young and ambitious girlfriend, because her dream is inexorably linked to his, cannot offer him the comfort he desires.
Stevie, in interviews years later, has said as much while discussing her relationship with Lindsey. The last line hisses its sentiment as Stevie, in a dark moment in the relationship, reminds her lover that hate brought them together. It is such a strong statement that it is hard not to wonder if the entire song is negative despite its few glimmers of hope.
This line feeds perfectly into Lindsey's revelation, eleven years later, that he and Stevie were never "best friends" but were "excellent lovers. Again, this song demands that we look to our own relationships. Do we equate love with happiness? Rock - Released by Reprise on 15 Dec Rock - Released by Reprise on 16 Feb Rock - Released by Reprise on 12 Sep Rock - Released by Rhino on 22 Jul Rock - Released by Reprise on 24 Mar Rock - Released by Reprise on 26 Aug Rock - Released by Mercury Studios on 31 Oct Since resuming his solo recording career with 's Under the Skin, songwriter and guitarist Lindsey Buckingham has worked steadily but quietly.
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