Landslide

Reprise, under Warner. Can I handle the seasons of my life. She asks it honestly.

Reprise released it. Warner holds Reprise. Stevie Nicks asks whether she can survive her own next chapter, and she asks it without a costume of toughness. The children in the lyric get a love she is not sure she can steer.

Play it in a season of change. It will not decide for you. It will refuse the fake calm.

The eight

Industry
8/10
A guitar part that leaves the question room to stand.
Household
6/10
A child, a climb, a person afraid of the next age.
Piety
5/10
The mountain is not God, but she is asking to be built.
Courage
7/10
She says the fear of changing before the change is forced.
Republic
4/10
A private season.
Temperance
7/10
No panic she is willing to call wisdom.
Truth
8/10
The mirror is a fact. She does not flatter it.
Stewardship
8/10
A song for the year a person has to grow up again.

Live historicallyIf the house is in a landslide year, play it, then name one thing that will still be true on the other side.

Song · Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, Pandora, and YouTube Music · 1975

Columbia · Sony Music Entertainment

Born to Run

Columbia, under Sony. The highway is an escape. The reason is a life together.

Columbia released it. Sony owns Columbia. The song is not only a car. It is a man who has looked at the work on offer and decided he will not spend Wendy on it. The romance is real. So is the risk that 'the night' becomes the whole plan.

Play it for someone about to take a smaller life out of fear. Then ask where they will actually live when the highway ends.

The eight

Industry
9/10
A wall of players, arranged like a last chance. That is labor.
Household
7/10
Wendy, named. He wants her in the passenger seat, not as a night.
Piety
4/10
The town is a trap. The sacred thing is getting out.
Courage
8/10
He is scared and he says go.
Republic
6/10
A dying town, a job that will not save them. He tells the truth about it.
Temperance
5/10
The night is huge. It is aimed at a future, not a blackout.
Truth
7/10
He does not pretend the street is fine.
Stewardship
7/10
A young vow. Worth hearing before a person settles for less.

Live historicallyOne play, loud, then the question: if you run, who is in the car, and what town are you building at the end of it?