The Wild Heart of Stevie Nicks Quotes

“One of her best songs ever is 'Annabel Lee,' which she just released a few years ago on her underrated 2011 album In My Dreams. It's a six-minute sex-and-death trip with a lyric from one of her hot dead rock-and-roll boyfriends: Edgar Allan Poe. The key line is: 'The moon never beams without bringing me dreams.' Poe might have written that line in 1849, but he clearly always meant it for Stevie Nicks to sing.”
― Rob Sheffield, The Wild Heart of Stevie Nicks

“...but somehow, it's part of why Stevie Nicks means so much to us. It's why we hear our own broken forevers in this music, why we hear our own emotional avalanches in her songs. When she rides the landslide, she rides it all the way down, and she takes us down with her.”
― Rob Sheffield, The Wild Heart of Stevie Nicks

“The party never stopped at Mick's place. He categorized three phases of a good drug binge: ascending, transcending, disintegration.”
― Rob Sheffield, The Wild Heart of Stevie Nicks