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Eclecticus
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exitmusic
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another of my favorite blogs, exp etc, just posted a whole lotta jandek.
fantastic outsider folk from a reclusive texan. i can't recommend his first three albums enough. i doubt any of them are bad.
http://experimentaletc.blogspot.com/2009/10/jandek.html |
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Helsabot
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That blog looks great, thanks! I'll be looking at that for awhile I bet.
I've heard a lot about Jandek but haven't heard any actual music and I've been so daunted by his huge discography. I'm going to check out Six and Six for now. |
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lyre_byrd
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philoxus
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Fabulous albums Eclecticus, this is probably one of my desert island discs, superbe!
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Eclecticus
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| philoxus wrote: | | Eclecticus wrote: |
another prefered record of mine is by Roy Harper - Stormcock(found on another blog as losless flac-files)
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Fabulous albums Eclecticus, this is probably one of my desert island discs, superbe!
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i know, i know. i find it strange that roy harper is so unknown... i discovered him because led zeppelin has a song 'hats of to roy harper', and one of their most beautiful songs 'bron-yr-aur-stomp' is said to be inspired to roy harper too. that made me curious long time ago and since then i listened more to roy harper than to led zep   |
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elise
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he is so great !
the interview with him in the same program was very interesting |
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exitmusic
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exitmusic
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exitmusic
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it is true i have a very wide opinion of folk music.
i just think everyone should here that album. |
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Lirazel
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| exitmusic wrote: | it is true i have a very wide opinion of folk music.
i just think everyone should here that album. |
I agree !!!!!!!!
Sometimes I even think that the track 'How Sweet to Be A Cloud' (one of my all time favourites) could be song by Antony......... Or am I saying something very odd now? |
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Lirazel
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| Lirazel wrote: | In the time it came out, 1998 I think (my youth so to speak...little bit:  ) it's called Psychedelic Rock. But okay, what's in a name.  |
Oh boy, in my previous post on this topic I said the album came out in 1998, that has to be of course 1968!!!!!!! I am so stupid. 
You must have get a mixed up idee about my youth, haha.........
And the second album came out in 1969.
I'm afraid I was a little bit sleepy. |
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But I did not expect to find it in this 'folky' topic. 
