About this album
Where they were
By 1991, Stevie Nicks was a seasoned artist, known for her work with Fleetwood Mac and as a solo performer. 'Timespace: The Best of Stevie Nicks' served as a compilation of her hits, following her previous solo albums 'The Other Side of the Mirror' (1989) and marking a moment of consolidation in her career after several personal struggles.
Why it matters
'Timespace' peaked at number 24 on the Billboard 200, solidifying Nicks' status in pop culture. The album not only includes fan-favorites but also features new tracks that contributed to its commercial success, further establishing her legacy as an influential female artist in rock music.
Essential tracks
- "Edge of Seventeen" — This track epitomizes Nicks' signature sound with its powerful lyrics reflecting loss and resilience, becoming one of her most recognized anthems.
- "Stop Draggin' My Heart Around" — A duet with Tom Petty, this song blends their voices seamlessly and captures the essence of heartbreak wrapped in catchy melodies, making it a classic hit.
- "Stand Back" — 'Stand Back' showcases Nicks' unique vocal style and energetic performance, representing her ability to merge rock with pop sensibilities effectively.
- "Rooms on Fire" — This track highlights Nicks’ introspective lyricism and emotive delivery, reinforcing her talent for crafting songs that resonate deeply with listeners.
Release Date
September 3, 1991
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 Sometimes It's a Bitch 4:38
- 2 Stop Draggin' My Heart Around 4:04
- 3 Whole Lotta Trouble 4:31
- 4 Talk to Me 4:12
- 5 Stand Back 4:57
- 6 Beauty and the Beast 6:04
- 7 If Anyone Falls 4:08
- 8 Rooms on Fire 4:40
- 9 Love's a Hard Game to Play 5:03
- 10 Edge of Seventeen 5:28
- 11 Leather and Lace 3:49
- 12 I Can't Wait 4:37
- 13 Has Anyone Ever Written Anything for You? 4:39
- 14 Desert Angel 5:21
