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Track List
01) Edge of Seventeen
02) Rooms on Fire
03) Stand Back
04) After the Glitter Fades
05) If Anyone Falls
06) Talk to Me
07) I Can't Wait
08) Has Anyone Ever Written Anything for You
09) Long Way to Go
10) Maybe Love Will Change Your Mind
11) Blue Denim
12) Every Day
13) Planets of the Universe
14) Secret Love
15) For What It's Worth
16) The Dealer
17) Lady
18) Stop Draggin' My Heart Around
19) Leather and Lace
20) Nightbird
21) I Will Run to You
22) Two Kinds of Love
23) Whenever I Call You “Friend”
24) Magnet and Steel
25) Gold
26) Too Far From Texas
27) Sorcerer
28) You're Not the One
29) Santa Claus Is Coming to Town
30) Cheaper Than Free
31) You Can't Fix This
32) Golden
33) Blue Water
34) Borrowed
35) Beautiful People Beautiful Problems
36) Gold Dust Woman (live)
37) Dreams (live)
38) Angel
39) Rhiannon (live)
40) Landslide
41) Sara
42) Crash Into Me
43) Circle Dance
44) Needles and Pins
45) Rock and Roll
46) Blue Lamp
47) Sleeping Angel
48) If You Ever Did Believe
49) Crystal
50) Your Hand I Will Never Let It Go
01) Edge of Seventeen
02) Rooms on Fire
03) Stand Back
04) After the Glitter Fades
05) If Anyone Falls
06) Talk to Me
07) I Can't Wait
08) Has Anyone Ever Written Anything for You
09) Long Way to Go
10) Maybe Love Will Change Your Mind
11) Blue Denim
12) Every Day
13) Planets of the Universe
14) Secret Love
15) For What It's Worth
16) The Dealer
17) Lady
18) Stop Draggin' My Heart Around
19) Leather and Lace
20) Nightbird
21) I Will Run to You
22) Two Kinds of Love
23) Whenever I Call You “Friend”
24) Magnet and Steel
25) Gold
26) Too Far From Texas
27) Sorcerer
28) You're Not the One
29) Santa Claus Is Coming to Town
30) Cheaper Than Free
31) You Can't Fix This
32) Golden
33) Blue Water
34) Borrowed
35) Beautiful People Beautiful Problems
36) Gold Dust Woman (live)
37) Dreams (live)
38) Angel
39) Rhiannon (live)
40) Landslide
41) Sara
42) Crash Into Me
43) Circle Dance
44) Needles and Pins
45) Rock and Roll
46) Blue Lamp
47) Sleeping Angel
48) If You Ever Did Believe
49) Crystal
50) Your Hand I Will Never Let It Go
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First Released
2019
Pop-Rock
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Released to coincide with Stevie Nicks' solo induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame -- she is the first woman to be inducted twice, once with a band, once as a solo act -- the retrospective Stand Back: 1981-2017 is available in three distinct forms. First, there's a deluxe edition with either three CDs or six LPs, divided by a disc of solo hits, a disc of collaborations, and a disc of live material buttressed by contributions to film soundtracks. Second, there's a digital version containing 40 of the triple-disc's 50 tracks, with a single-disc collection of hits bringing up the rear. Of the three, the latter is the most user friendly, containing all of her big hits along with live versions of Fleetwood Mac's "Dreams" and "Gold Dust Woman." The expanded digital version follows similar contours but it's the deluxe version that offers the richest portrait of Nicks, fleshing out the familiar '80s staples and album rock hits with deep cuts. While it covers much of the same ground as 1998's triple-disc box Enchanted, this has a greater percentage of original hit singles and interesting curios, making it the best comprehensive career overview of Nicks yet assembled.
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Released to coincide with Stevie Nicks' solo induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame -- she is the first woman to be inducted twice, once with a band, once as a solo act -- the retrospective Stand Back: 1981-2017 is available in three distinct forms. First, there's a deluxe edition with either three CDs or six LPs, divided by a disc of solo hits, a disc of collaborations, and a disc of live material buttressed by contributions to film soundtracks. Second, there's a digital version containing 40 of the triple-disc's 50 tracks, with a single-disc collection of hits bringing up the rear. Of the three, the latter is the most user friendly, containing all of her big hits along with live versions of Fleetwood Mac's "Dreams" and "Gold Dust Woman." The expanded digital version follows similar contours but it's the deluxe version that offers the richest portrait of Nicks, fleshing out the familiar '80s staples and album rock hits with deep cuts. While it covers much of the same ground as 1998's triple-disc box Enchanted, this has a greater percentage of original hit singles and interesting curios, making it the best comprehensive career overview of Nicks yet assembled.
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Released to coincide with Stevie Nicks' solo induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame -- she is the first woman to be inducted twice, once with a band, once as a solo act -- the retrospective Stand Back: 1981-2017 is available in three distinct forms. First, there's a deluxe edition with either three CDs or six LPs, divided by a disc of solo hits, a disc of collaborations, and a disc of live material buttressed by contributions to film soundtracks. Second, there's a digital version containing 40 of the triple-disc's 50 tracks, with a single-disc collection of hits bringing up the rear. Of the three, the latter is the most user friendly, containing all of her big hits along with live versions of Fleetwood Mac's "Dreams" and "Gold Dust Woman." The expanded digital version follows similar contours but it's the deluxe version that offers the richest portrait of Nicks, fleshing out the familiar '80s staples and album rock hits with deep cuts. While it covers much of the same ground as 1998's triple-disc box Enchanted, this has a greater percentage of original hit singles and interesting curios, making it the best comprehensive career overview of Nicks yet assembled.
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Released to coincide with Stevie Nicks' solo induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame -- she is the first woman to be inducted twice, once with a band, once as a solo act -- the retrospective Stand Back: 1981-2017 is available in three distinct forms. First, there's a deluxe edition with either three CDs or six LPs, divided by a disc of solo hits, a disc of collaborations, and a disc of live material buttressed by contributions to film soundtracks. Second, there's a digital version containing 40 of the triple-disc's 50 tracks, with a single-disc collection of hits bringing up the rear. Of the three, the latter is the most user friendly, containing all of her big hits along with live versions of Fleetwood Mac's "Dreams" and "Gold Dust Woman." The expanded digital version follows similar contours but it's the deluxe version that offers the richest portrait of Nicks, fleshing out the familiar '80s staples and album rock hits with deep cuts. While it covers much of the same ground as 1998's triple-disc box Enchanted, this has a greater percentage of original hit singles and interesting curios, making it the best comprehensive career overview of Nicks yet assembled.
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