Hello there, I just wanted to take a moment to talk about a fantastic song that I think you might appreciate. It's called "Witchy Woman" and it's by the Eagles, an American rock band. This song was first released in 1972 as part of their album "Eagles". The **main idea** behind "Witchy Woman" is to depict a mysterious and seductive woman who possesses a certain enchanting power, often associated with witchcraft or supernatural abilities. The lyrics suggest that this woman is captivating, yet dangerous at the same time. The song carries a dark and alluring atmosphere that adds to its allure.
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Rosa inspires me still, that there is work to be done, that we must choose every day, to do the right thing; good choices by good people can, and will, change the world. After returning just about everything and repurchasing in a 2X which ended up fitting way better It was a real wake-up call to start a new journey, but that s for another post on another day.
The song carries a dark and alluring atmosphere that adds to its allure. "Witchy Woman" quickly became a fan favorite and remains one of the Eagles' most recognizable songs. Some of the iconic lines include "Raven hair and ruby lips, Sparks fly from her fingertips," creating vivid imagery in the listener's mind.
Review: Stitch Shoppe by Loungefly
Let’s talk Stitch Shoppe by Loungefly. When Loungefly let the world know they were now designing clothing it was a no-brainer that I had to grab a few pieces. That first collection was amazing! but did come with challenges for myself. So I wrote about it here.
Loungefly/Funko being an incredible company, decided that my experiences were one-off and sent over pieces for me to try. I was astounded by how kind and open the company was and so wanting and willing to work with me and work past the sizing issues I had had.
So in this post, we will go over what happened, what my weight has to do with it, and what I think about how the brand handled this situation (HINT: with class and respect). Let’s get into it!
DISNEY STITCH SHOPPE VILLAINS VELVET EMBOSSED PRINT "KIANA" DRESS
$110
Stitch Shoppe by Loungefly debuted in the Summer of 2020 and as I stated above I KNEW I had to have various pieces. What was happening to me at the time though were various health issues and ballooning up in weight. I assumed that sizing was going to be just like it had always been and so I ordered an XL in just about everything I wanted.
When I got everything I was shocked at how it fit. It’s important to stress that the clothing wasn’t the issue per se it was me not reading the size chart well and me in complete denial about my ballooning size. After returning just about everything and repurchasing in a 2X (which ended up fitting way better) It was a real wake-up call to start a new journey, but that’s for another post on another day.
The one qualm I had was that there was a lack of “give” in any of the clothing. If you’re on bigger in size like me you’ll know we are BIG FANS of a little elastic or materials that stretch because we love having the room to breathe while also giving us some shape in our waists. A lot of the pieces just don’t have that give. I’m happy to report that is changing, but we can talk about that later.
Cut to my blog post about which brands have amazing Disney clothing (it was with a focus on Plus Size brands). I made mention of the fact that the clothing could be tight if you haven’t gotten the sizes right (something I admittedly did). and the kind folks at Funko (owners of Loungefly) reached out to me wanting me to give the collection another chance. I accepted for several reasons:
1: I appreciated the company for reaching out and wanting to actively change my mind about their sizing. Remember, I didn’t try again because my budget wasn’t in line.
2: I had lost a lot of weight by then and wasn’t sure about my sizing anymore (turns out I’m a 1X with this brand).
How did it all turn out?
Wonderfully. I understand the fit a lot better after being personally sized. I understood my mistakes and everything fit like a glove. The Disney Villains velvet dress fits wonderfully, it runs big so I recommend you size down if you decide to grab it.
The NBC dress fit perfectly as well. with my shrinking waist, I needed a 1X this time and it fits great at the belly. The chest area was slightly big but not by much. If I ever wanted to wear a shirt under it (which I did for the photos) I would have room for it.
The haunting vocals and the band's trademark harmonies perfectly complement the song's theme. The Eagles' sound in "Witchy Woman" incorporates elements of rock, country, and blues into a seamless blend that captivates the listener from start to finish. The band's musicianship shines through, with Joe Walsh's guitar work adding a layer of intrigue and Don Henley's passionate vocals leading the way. If you haven't already, I highly recommend giving "Witchy Woman" a listen. It's a timeless classic that showcases the Eagles' musical prowess and storytelling abilities. Whether you're a fan of rock or just enjoy great music, this song is sure to captivate you with its bewitching charm. So, dim the lights, turn up the volume, and get ready to be enchanted as you dive into the enchanting world of "Witchy Woman" by the Eagles. I guarantee you won't be disappointed..
Reviews for "Celebrating the legacy of "Witchy Woman" by the Eagles on its anniversary"
1. John - 2 stars
I personally didn't enjoy "Witchy Woman" by The Eagles. The song lacks the depth and complexity that I look for in music. The repetitive chorus and simplistic lyrics made it difficult for me to connect with the song on an emotional level. Additionally, the overall melody and arrangement felt uninspiring and unoriginal. It just didn't stand out to me among other songs of that era.
2. Sarah - 3 stars
While "Witchy Woman" by The Eagles has its catchy moments, I found it to be a bit cliché and repetitive. The lyrics lacked depth and failed to captivate me. The melody was basic and didn't offer any surprises or unique elements. Overall, it felt like a typical rock song of its time, but I was left wanting more substance and creativity.
3. Mike - 2 stars
"Play the song Witchy Woman by The Eagles" fell flat for me. The repetitive chorus and lack of varied musical elements made it monotonous and uninteresting. The lyrics were predictable and uninspiring, and the overall composition failed to leave a lasting impression. While I recognize The Eagles' talent, this particular song just didn't resonate with me.
4. Lisa - 2 stars
I was disappointed with "Witchy Woman" by The Eagles. The song felt like a generic attempt at a rock ballad without any standout qualities. The melody and instrumentation lacked complexity, resulting in a forgettable listening experience. The lyrics were cliché and failed to evoke any emotions or capture my attention. Overall, it's a song that I won't be revisiting in the future.
5. Alex - 3 stars
I didn't connect with "Witchy Woman" by The Eagles as much as I had hoped. The song felt repetitive, with a chorus that started to grate on me after a few listens. The lyrics were okay, but they didn't leave a lasting impression. The vocal performance was solid, but the overall composition lacked the energy and excitement that I usually look for in music. Unfortunately, it didn't meet my expectations.