CatsAreKloppervok wrote:
Yeah...for as much as I love love love love electroinc music, Pink Moon in all its acoustic glory is still in my top 5 albums.
By Nick Drake, I assume? I'm downloading it now.
Downloading, hm? I had to buy it for the cool album artwork. I would love to have the vinyl sleeve for it to put on my wall or something.
Anyways, tell me how you like it!
I think i'll have to dig out some Nick Drake later...
thedisavowed wrote:
By Nick Drake, I assume? I'm downloading it now.
Downloading, hm? I had to buy it for the cool album artwork. I would love to have the vinyl sleeve for it to put on my wall or something.
Anyways, tell me how you like it!
I think i'll have to dig out some Nick Drake later...
He has 3 great albums:
Five Leaves Left [1970]
Bryter Layter [1970]
Pink Moon [1972]
Nick Drake_Time Of No Reply. [1974 on lp] [1986 on cd]
10 previously unreleased tracks, including 7 completely new songs, plus '4 last session' tracks.
Those are fan like me from Nick Drake should read: The Biography Nick Drake written by Patrick Humphries. Humphries has a lively feel for Drake's social context...This book works as a sad fable of an unusual casualty of the 1960s counterculture.
I think that I will. This 'Pink Moon' album is A M A Z I N G.
And something about the breif span of his life makes it all the more bleak... he's like the John Keats of the counterculture... (not in content but in effect)
Jeff Buckley_Dream Brother.
Buckley's mother will produce a movie about the life of 'Jeff' called 'Mystery White Boy' out in 2008. Their will be some songs in that are unreleased...
I had to download these guys after hearing their song Remind Me in that fucking Geico commercial! Haha! I had never heard them before but I know some of you guys know of them. Good shit!
i'm listening to the faint sounds of people diligently working elsewhere in the building while i hide in my secluded office trying to decide if it's still too early for coffee ...