The 'room with lace and paper flowers' is the apartment that Stevie and Lindsay lived in when they were young and broke but still carefree...before superstardome changed everything. They were poor, like the Depression poor...then they were millionaires, but no longer free.
My teenage crush on Stevie Nicks was never as big as it was after I saw this video for the first time. A masterful blend of vocals, instrumentation and visuals.
I always see this as a song about mourning someone super important to you. "she is dancing away, the memory is all that is left for you" Even the "you see your gypsy" as I interpret it more figuratively, like "you see your loved one in different moments and celebrate them". by the time she gets to the end and "I still see your bright eyes" I'm on the floor bawling.
You touched on a comparison (Stevie/Carrie) that's been going on for decades. I think even Carrie Fisher commented on it at some point. ...I also haven't seen this video for a couple decades, so it was a fun bit of nostalgia.
Yes, the last guitar lick is fire. He’s “talking/singing.” It’s so good. Love watching you totally enjoy and get lost in it. I’m a dude and I do the same thing (in secret!) 😂
Lindsey Buckingham is known for mostly playing his guitar with a more banjo picking style, playing arpeggiated chords often. Another guitarist that plays in that style heavily is Peter Buck from R.E.M.
You and I have the same interpretation of this song. I associate 'Gypsy' with a particular woman from my youth (62 yrs old now) and always will even tho 'a memory is all that's left for [me] now'. Never fails to move me when I hear it.
The chord sequence for the chorus is phenomenal. “To the gypsy…that remains…” about six different chords one after the other, absolutely brilliant…no, counted them - 10 chords - gaah
Stevie was almost 10 when Carrie was born...just saying. Good track, good reaction. I always found it telling the story of the band. How each found Stevie as a form of Gypsy. Lindsay when Stevie was just out of High School, Mick when Stevie and Lindsay had split, and Christine when Stevie and Mick were getting 'close'. What isn't in this is what John thought.
She wrote this song about lindsey and her in their little apartment and her friend robin who at the time was pregnant with boy but she didn't take any medication she wanted him suv.she passed away later then the song came out Iam surprise it did not become number 1.
Awesome reaction.....you need to react to DISTURBED and ANN WILSON OF HEART Don't Tell Me....what an awesome song by 2 awesome vocalist!!! You need to check this one out!!!
See your gypsy or in my case a cajun Stevie, who danced like a breeze in her beret around our flat...and when her lil Stevie`s came of age to enjoy it ,they would skip off to school like a couple of gypsys...Now they have their own lil Stevie`s..."tell me lil lies" is even better do try & give it a listen
I'm here after watching your vermillion reaction... it went by fast because it's really cut down for the video. The full song flows much better and has some really powerful parts that are missing in the one you saw
Nice pick up on the banjo comment. Guitarists Lindsey Buckingham plays guitar primarily through Travis picking, and finger picking style most commonly applied to banjo playing. :-)
Very intuitive of you to mention the banjo style playing because the guitar players style is finger plucking the strings on the electric guitar like a banjo. Lyndsey Buckingham is one of the greatest guitar players ever
Lindsey buckingham like all her songs was produce and arrange by lindsey most all her songs by her ex boyfriend lindsey buckingham he did not use a pick on his guitars that's it sounds like a banjo.
My theory. The women in the video aren’t actual women. They’re spirts. Gypsy spirts. They could have been any woman in any of those times. Just a theory.
The video really has nothing to do with the song. There are different types of videos. You already know what lyric videos are and animation is self-explanatory. You have the performance video, which utilizes live footage of the band playing and it's synched to the studio recording, or usually just miming along to the song on a soundstage or some other setting. You have the narrative video, where the action on screen more or less follows the lyrics of the song in a more literal manner. And then there is the concept video, such as this one, where the director will come in with an idea and a big budget from the record label. It doesn't need to be linked to the song at all, although in this case, the director seemed to have taken inspiration from Stevie's lyrical theme of reminiscing and dancing. She's singing about her gypsy days as a hippie in the late 60's/ early 70's, but in the video itself, she's playing the role of a flapper in the 1920's during the black and white scenes. In the colorized, modern scenes, she's ballet dancing in front of a mirror and frolicking with woodland fairies.
Beauty is a word missing from modern music. Somewhere along the way, creating beautiful music became uncool, and everything had to orbit around negative emotions instead. I prefer the full spectrum of emotions be used to communicate music to others. Otherwise, it's all just whiny and boring.
Lindsey turned this song into a gem with his production and guitar work at the end
Linsey and mick are what MADE fleetwood mac. Linsey with his musicality, and mick with his immediately recognisable drum beats.
The 'room with lace and paper flowers' is the apartment that Stevie and Lindsay lived in when they were young and broke but still carefree...before superstardome changed everything. They were poor, like the Depression poor...then they were millionaires, but no longer free.
My teenage crush on Stevie Nicks was never as big as it was after I saw this video for the first time. A masterful blend of vocals, instrumentation and visuals.
Thank you for reacting to this song. It’s one of my all time favorites. The climax of this song still gives me goosebumps
It’s 70’s magic. And the video is so complementary. The dancing. The joy. It’s magic.
I always see this as a song about mourning someone super important to you. "she is dancing away, the memory is all that is left for you" Even the "you see your gypsy" as I interpret it more figuratively, like "you see your loved one in different moments and celebrate them". by the time she gets to the end and "I still see your bright eyes" I'm on the floor bawling.
Yep.. I hadn't thought of it that way until someone very close to me passed away. "And her memory is all that's left for you now" always kills me.
@@uzi978 I still see your bright eyes
At least on one occasion Stevie mentioned that her best friend Robin was dying from cancer when she wrote the song.
@@heathergeary2783 yep. And then she gives other explanations depending on the day of the week. 🤣
Stevie Nicks wrote this about her best friend, Robin Anderson, who died of leukemia.
My favorite song of theirs, it just carries you through some journey in a dream.
You touched on a comparison (Stevie/Carrie) that's been going on for decades. I think even Carrie Fisher commented on it at some point.
...I also haven't seen this video for a couple decades, so it was a fun bit of nostalgia.
Gypsy and Sara my 2 top favorites songs from Stevie nicks..there's more but these 2 at the top for me
I've always loved Stevie Nick's voice she was a great singer to say the least, thank you for sharing this with all of us.
Yes, the last guitar lick is fire. He’s “talking/singing.” It’s so good. Love watching you totally enjoy and get lost in it. I’m a dude and I do the same thing (in secret!) 😂
Great Fleetwood Mac..I love the song "Don't Stop"
Thank you for reacting to the classics of my youth, great music and so many good memories! 🙏🏻
Lindsey Buckingham is known for mostly playing his guitar with a more banjo picking style, playing arpeggiated chords often. Another guitarist that plays in that style heavily is Peter Buck from R.E.M.
We were so fortunate to live through this decade. The musical talent was amazing.
You should react to their live 1997 performance of Silver Springs. The tension and passion between Stevie and the guitarist is off the charts!
My favorite female singer/songwriter of all time this is also my favorite song of her's thank you ❤❤❤❤
spot on with the lyrics, love. she was trying to taunt the guitar player cause they had broken up. show him what he lost. my goodness, did she ever.
You and I have the same interpretation of this song. I associate 'Gypsy' with a particular woman from my youth (62 yrs old now) and always will even tho 'a memory is all that's left for [me] now'.
Never fails to move me when I hear it.
One of my all time favourite songs. Pristine, musically perfect
one of my favourite Lindsey guitar solos .Travis style !
Stevie nicks voice we used call her voice the goat.she sounds like a goat.
"Gold Dust Woman"
Beautiful song. And yes I always saw the resemblance of her and Carry Fischer. It's the eyes
The chord sequence for the chorus is phenomenal. “To the gypsy…that remains…” about six different chords one after the other, absolutely brilliant…no, counted them - 10 chords - gaah
Another great one to check out from Fleetwood Mac is Silver Springs (official live video)
Rachael, as you listened your eyes and shoulders moved as if you were dancing with her. Quite a beautiful image!
Love you ❤ Stevie Nicks. God bless you 🙏❤
Stevie was almost 10 when Carrie was born...just saying.
Good track, good reaction. I always found it telling the story of the band. How each found Stevie as a form of Gypsy. Lindsay when Stevie was just out of High School, Mick when Stevie and Lindsay had split, and Christine when Stevie and Mick were getting 'close'. What isn't in this is what John thought.
It's an extraordinary song...just so good
"this is FleetwoodS mac" LMFAO
Stevie Nicks' voice is proof that music is real magic.
Stevie is a great songwriter
I can't wait to go and see stevie nicks live in March
if you want the ultimate dreamy Fleetwood Mac song, you should check out "Sara".
my MTV childhood! thank you! and yes i think you are very pretty!
I love Stevie nick’s so much ❤❤❤
She wrote this song about lindsey and her in their little apartment and her friend robin who at the time was pregnant with boy but she didn't take any medication she wanted him suv.she passed away later then the song came out Iam surprise it did not become number 1.
Wow, i never connected Stevie to Carrie Fisher. Now i can see why, especially their beautiful brown eyes. ❤️❤️
It came out 1982 mirage album.
At the time, Gypsy was the most expensive video ever made.
Awesome reaction.....you need to react to DISTURBED and ANN WILSON OF HEART Don't Tell Me....what an awesome song by 2 awesome vocalist!!! You need to check this one out!!!
See your gypsy or in my case a cajun Stevie, who danced like a breeze in her beret around our flat...and when her lil Stevie`s came of age to enjoy it ,they would skip off to school like a couple of gypsys...Now they have their own lil Stevie`s..."tell me lil lies" is even better do try & give it a listen
She's a contralto with extremely good control if her little vibrato.
Perfection...........
That guitar sound is all Lindsey Buckingham, one of the greatest guitarists ever, one of the greatest bands ever.
Lindsay Buckingham is an extremely underrated guitarist.
A song that would be nice would be falling away from me
I'm here after watching your vermillion reaction... it went by fast because it's really cut down for the video. The full song flows much better and has some really powerful parts that are missing in the one you saw
Nice pick up on the banjo comment.
Guitarists Lindsey Buckingham plays guitar primarily through Travis picking, and finger picking style most commonly applied to banjo playing.
:-)
I think you're thinking of Carrie Fisher, I see it too now
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I, too, see princess Leia when I see Stevie.
Check out A7X the stage or
Volbeat - Die to Live or Forever Evigt
More reactions to ice nine kills please 🥺
Very intuitive of you to mention the banjo style playing because the guitar players style is finger plucking the strings on the electric guitar like a banjo. Lyndsey Buckingham is one of the greatest guitar players ever
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Fleetwood Mac - Dreams
This is way outside your wheelhouse, but I'd love you to check out IU's new MV "Love Wins All". Her voice is breathtaking.
Fleetwood is singular.
Rachael please react to Deftones - Change (In The House Of Flies) [Official Music Video] his voice is so unique.
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Do you realize how often you talk about Labyrinth? :)
Lindsay Buckingham at his finest
It was the 80s... the videos were new, experimental, and didn't really make much sense.
Stevie is the GOAT though.. that voice... that twirl... unf.
Crystal, not glass...
Lindsey finger picking is amazing
I love Stevie’s wonderful vocals. But Linda is the queen.
Lindsey pick the guitar like a banjo
it's called vibrato
Next reaction please
"Catalyst" by Weird Genius ft Pepita
please react to song Iris - Goo Goo Dolls (Orchestra Cover Version) from Cakra khan
Lindsey buckingham like all her songs was produce and arrange by lindsey most all her songs by her ex boyfriend lindsey buckingham he did not use a pick on his guitars that's it sounds like a banjo.
a good song for female reactors.
My theory. The women in the video aren’t actual women. They’re spirts. Gypsy spirts. They could have been any woman in any of those times. Just a theory.
The video really has nothing to do with the song. There are different types of videos. You already know what lyric videos are and animation is self-explanatory. You have the performance video, which utilizes live footage of the band playing and it's synched to the studio recording, or usually just miming along to the song on a soundstage or some other setting. You have the narrative video, where the action on screen more or less follows the lyrics of the song in a more literal manner. And then there is the concept video, such as this one, where the director will come in with an idea and a big budget from the record label. It doesn't need to be linked to the song at all, although in this case, the director seemed to have taken inspiration from Stevie's lyrical theme of reminiscing and dancing. She's singing about her gypsy days as a hippie in the late 60's/ early 70's, but in the video itself, she's playing the role of a flapper in the 1920's during the black and white scenes. In the colorized, modern scenes, she's ballet dancing in front of a mirror and frolicking with woodland fairies.
Nice thought
But this is the
Official Video for Gypsy
by and from Fleetwood Mac
Beauty is a word missing from modern music. Somewhere along the way, creating beautiful music became uncool, and everything had to orbit around negative emotions instead. I prefer the full spectrum of emotions be used to communicate music to others. Otherwise, it's all just whiny and boring.
unreal - you buried the lead. Stevie's vocals are ridiculous on this epic song.
your commentary is dead on. linsdsey is an amazing travis picker. Which is country music.
Not my most favorite song of her but still okay.