Monday, May 09, 2011
1st Weeks Album Sales so far... Stevie Nicks 'In Your Dreams'
We know Adele will be No.1, that's a given... But where will Nicks end up debuting this week on the charts... The suspense is killing me.
Hits Daily Double gives the most accurate account [I think] of what numbers are being sold in the Top 50 and where they eventually end up placing on the big Billboard Top 200 Album Chart...
So far 36.20% of retailers have reported... and Nicks is No.5 with 16,874. This will obviously change and the final tally may not be known until tomorrow... Early predictions had her selling 40-45k the first week.
Fleetwood Mac's Rumours is at No. 21 with 7,373 so far in sales...
Fleetwood Mac's Rumours is at No. 21 with 7,373 so far in sales...
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In Your Dreams,
Stevie Nicks 2011
(Review) Stevie Nicks 'In Your Dreams' Releases her finest work seven albums and 30 years into a solo career
Stevie Nicks Returns ‘In Your Dreams’
BY GABE O
Veracity.com
BY GABE O
Veracity.com
"With an industry of manufactured “singers,” it’s a rarity to encounter a viable artist who has survived decades as a performer, much less releasing their finest work seven albums and 30 years into a solo career"
Among the whirlwind of lyrical perfection found in Stevie Nicks’ new record is the blissfully-nostalgic track “For What It’s Worth,” where she coos of a rock star life only an icon like Nicks could have lived: “I got to sing, I got to dance, I got to be a part of the great romance…” The stories of her loves and tumultuous relationships are legendary, and resulted in some of music’s most memorable and well-known songs.
In Your Dreams – Nicks’ first studio album in a decade – is a classic addition to this magical catalog, and may be her finest solo effort to date.
Produced almost entirely by the Eurythmics’ Dave Stewart, Nicks’ seventh studio album is a return to a musical consistency not heard from since the Jimmy Iovine-produced Bella Donna, released nearly 30 years ago. Vocally she soars, with her voice having adopting a rich huskiness that growls and croons throughout the record. The new register has benefited Nicks, most notably on the love ballad “Italian Summer,” which features some of the finest vocals of her career.
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In Your Dreams Review,
Stevie Nicks 2011
(Review) Rock On, Ancient Queen - Stevie Nicks is back (The New Yorker)
by Sasha Frere-Jones
"Nicks’s mode of songwriting is as concrete as her outfits are diaphanous. Her lyrics are plainspoken, generally narrative, and lower on symbology than her fans seem to think. Even though “Moonlight,” the first track on the new album, was inspired by the “Twilight” series of books and movies, vampirism isn’t the pull—it’s just the usual story of a coupling that is too logistically complicated to pull off."
Check out the full article and review at Newyorker.com
"Nicks’s mode of songwriting is as concrete as her outfits are diaphanous. Her lyrics are plainspoken, generally narrative, and lower on symbology than her fans seem to think. Even though “Moonlight,” the first track on the new album, was inspired by the “Twilight” series of books and movies, vampirism isn’t the pull—it’s just the usual story of a coupling that is too logistically complicated to pull off."
Check out the full article and review at Newyorker.com
Labels:
In Your Dreams Review,
Stevie Nicks 2011
Sunday, May 08, 2011
'Rumours' has it....
Fleetwood Mac's "Rumours" may re-enter the Billboard tally next week, thanks to the power of Fox's "Glee". The TV series dedicated its entire May 3rd episode to the 1977 No. 1 album. The Cast performed six of the set's 11 songs, while a seventh album track was heard in its original form as background music. Early sales projections from industry sources suggest "Rumours" could move around 20,000 copies in the US in the week ending May 8th, which could place it among the top 30 on the billboard 200 next week.
Over The Counter with
Keith Caulfield
Billboard Magazine
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Fleetwood Mac
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