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Rock Feuds: Stevie Nicks vs. Lindsey Buckingham Hotney 3 Streams • 4 years ago

The personal and professional relationship between Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham has been a source of drama for more than 40 years.

The two singer-songwriters were romantically involved when they joined Fleetwood Mac in 1974, and their addition to the band helped spawn instant commercial success. But rock stardom doesn’t often foster a healthy relationship.

Things first came to a head during recording sessions in Northern California for the band’s 1977 album Rumours.

“Lindsey and I had a very bad fight right ... right before we were getting ready to go back to L.A.,” Nicks recalled decades later. “And I said, ‘We’re done. I think that this is over. I don’t think that all the king’s horses and all the king’s men can put this back together again.’”

Despite the breakup, both sides agreed they would remain in the band. “No matter what it takes, we’re gonna keep Fleetwood Mac together,” Nicks remembered saying. “And our breaking up is not gonna break up this band. And I’m not gonna quit and neither are you.”

In the latest edition of Rock Feuds, we take a deep dive into the complicated relationship of Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham.

0:00 Introduction
0:20 This is a unique Rock Feud
0:31 How Lindsey and Stevie first met
0:40 The early days of their collaboration
1:10 Their first record deal and the Buckingham Nicks album
1:20 The cracks start to develop
1:46 Buckingham and Nicks join Fleetwood Mac
2:04 Things come to a head
3:00 Working with your ex is a challenge
3:40 They found a way to make it work. Sort of.
4:11 The difficulties of completing Tango in the Night
4:46 Fleetwood Mac find their way past previous complications
4:59 Yet there was still friction
5:43 The dynamic between Stevie and Lindsey
6:29 The tension boils over again
6:47 Lindsey departs from Fleetwood Mac, again
7:31 What's the problem?
8:10 Lindsey says there was no chance for closure
8:30 Their fragmented relationship
9:01 Conclusion

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Crime Mob - Rock Yo Hips (Official Music Video) | Warner Records Hotney 3 Streams • 2 years ago

Halsey, SUGA - Lilith (Diablo IV Anthem) Hotney 3 Streams • 3 years ago

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Lyrics -

Intro
The more that you have
The more that they take

Verse 1
Well, I'm perfection when it comes
indiscretion
Might fuck around and just succumb to my
aggression
I taste blood and it’s turned to an obsession
Baby, I’m confessin’’, yeah
You got me thinkin’ that I was too mean
Well, everything that I say, I believe
Tuck a knife with my heart up my sleeve
And change like a season
Reason for nothin’
I am disruptive
I've been corrupted
And by now I don't need a fuckin’ introduction
I been gone
'Cause I been on this road too long

Chorus 1
You know I get too caught up in a moment
I can't call it love if I show it
I just fuck things up, if you noticed
Have you noticed?
Tell me have you noticed?
I get too caught up in a moment
I can't fall in love if I show it
I just fuck things up, if you noticed
Have you noticed?
Tell me have you noticed?

Verse 2
I got a problem doin’ things
I’m not supposed to
But you did anything I told you
'Cause you'd let anybody
with a body control you
And you know it too
You got me feeling like I been too mean
And everything that I say I believe
Tuck a knife with my heart up my sleeve
And fuck like a demon
Do it like nothin'
I am disgusting
I've been corrupted
And by now I don't need no help to be
destructive
I been gone
Yeah, I been on this road too long

SUGA Verse
I know you get too caught up in a moment
You can’t call it love if you show it
We just fuck things up, yeah I noticed
Yeah I noticed

Step out of the moment
That’s been trappin’ you in
All this negativity of hatred and insanity
Don’t dwell on the past
It’s time to make a change
Look around believe in what you see
I have returned to hell

Chorus 2
You know I get too caught up in a moment
I can't call it love if I show it
I just fuck things up, if you noticed
Have you noticed?
Tell me have you noticed?

I get too caught up in a moment
I can't fall in love' cause I'm focused
I just fuck things up, if you noticed
Have you noticed?
Tell me have you noticed?

Outro
The more that you give away
The more that you have
More that you give away
More that you have
The more that you give away
The more that you have
The more that they take

Credits -
Director: Henry Hobson
Executive Producers: Blizzard Entertainment & 72andSunny

Cast: Halsey, SUGA of BTS

Halsey Management - Anthony Li & Jason Aron

SUGA Management - SUBIN KIM, DASOL AN, SEUNGBYEONG LEE, JUNGMIN LEE, HYEONKI LEE, TAEJIN JEONG, DAESEONG JEONG, JUSANG LEE, JAEKEUN SONG
Partnership: HYBE Corporation

Blizzard:
Project Lead: Euni Moon Lee
Executive Sponsor: Kaleb Ruel

72andSunny:
Group Creative Director: Tim Wolfe
Creative Director: Ryan Dols
Senior Designer: Gideon Gillard
Senior Producer: Nicole Schofield
Group Brand Director: William Nader
Brand Manager: Dayle Maas

Production Company: Dissidence
DP: Nicolas Loir
1st AD: Frank Percher
Production Designer: Laure et Antoine
Executive Producers: Charles Portier & Antoine Fritsch
Line Producer: Louise Tressens

Halsey Make Up: Halsey
Makeup Special Effects Artists: Olivier Afonso + Micka Arasco
Stylist: Lyn Alyson
Costume Designer: Seth Pratt

Post Production:
Editor - Stewart Reeves @ Work Editorial
Color - Ricky Gausis @ TRAFIK
VFX - Noise Studio
Sound Design & Mix - Jeff Malen @ Lime Studios

Special thanks to Blizzard Entertainment for supporting this project.

#Halsey #SUGA #DiabloIV

Music Video by Blizzard Entertainment B&E. Halsey and SUGA of BTS performing Lilith (Diablo IV Anthem). © 2023 Capitol Records, LLC

Matchbox Twenty: Whatever Happened To The Band & Rob Thomas - Hotney 3 Streams • 4 years ago

Whatever happened to The Band Matchbox Twenty behind hits 3AM, Real World and Push

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The single that made Matchbox 20 a household name would be the song “Push,”. The song’s lyrics about a troubled relationship came during Thomas first trip to New York City and soon drew criticism from feminist groups with one group in New Hampshire calling for radio stations to stop playing the song. Thomas pushed back against these assertions. Nice pun right? The song isn’t a call for physical violence but rather an observations of the emotional battles a relationship goes through and saw Thomas claim the song was inspired by a relationship in which he was the one who was mistreated.
Thomas would recall to the LA Times watching MTV News one day and seeing an ex-girlfriend of his being interviewed claiming to be the inspiration behind the song Push and threatening to sue Matchbox 20 for unpaid royalties. Luckily for him, she wasn’t serious and no lawsuit would be filed.
In reality the song was about a different high school girlfriend who broke up with Thomas by donating his possessions to Goodwill telling the LA Times “I had no clothes, nothing. All the local bands got together and gave me their band T-shirts. For months, that’s all I wore.”
The success of the band’s first album would result in them being all over MTV and rock radio but the Matchbox 20 still had an identity problem. Despite people magazine naming Rob Thomas one of it’s 50 most beautiful people of 1998 MTV sent a camera crew to one of the band’s shows and asked attendees to simply name one of the band members and many people could not answer the question. How did the band feel about this? Well, Thomas saw it as a vindication that the band’s music was more important than their image, while other members couldn’t believe it as they appeared in all their own music videos. Thomas would tell Rolling Stone in 2009 “My songs are more famous than I am, and I’m OK with that.”
The band’s success soon saw them lumped in with the likes of the counting crows and hootie and the blowfish with the LA Times writing on their profile of the band “Matchbox 20, like the Crows and Hootie, has sold millions of records by approximating the sound of an earlier era, which makes their music reassuring for listeners who moan about the loss of classic songwriting values in rock, but who don’t seem to demand the challenge and individuality that gave the best of that music its power.”
Some of the critics weren’t kind to the band. Their detractors referred to the band as corporate radio fluff. Even some of their rock heroes were less than supprortive. Thomas would meet one of his idols Keith Richards who had hoped that hte guitarist would compliment Matchbox 20’s music. Instead Thomas recalled Richards saying “Oh, you’re the one with the wife.” referring to his wife a fashion model. Then you had fellow musicians who came up during the same time who didn’t show the band respect.
In perhaps the most 90’s feud Third Eye blind frontman Stephen Jenkins also slammed Thomas. Matchbox 20’s tour for their first album saw Thomas gain 20 pounds. At one point Jenkins called Thomas fat to which thomas responded in an interview with spin saying and I don’t care who knows it. [Stephan Jenkins] made fun of me—called me a fat guy. Screw you! He has no soul whatsoever.
Thomas would tell Rolling STone how the success of the group’s first album took it’s toll on him personally.
I was the only person ever with a coke habit to gain fifty pounds. We did an MTV Live From the 10 Spot, and that was the first time I’d had good look at myself in a while. Not only was I heavy, but I had dark eyes, my face was all puffy. That was pretty fucked up. I’d met my future wife at that point, and she showed the tape to her mother. Her mother was like, “Why the fuck are you going out with the guy? He’s ugly! Thomas would end up curtailing his habits and the band’s first album would go on to sell 12 million copies, but it also came with one additional headache. The man on the front cover of the band’s album sued them for not getting his permission to put his likeness on the record. He would file his lawsuit nearly a decade after the album came out b