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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- After being a huge fan of Pink Moon for the past year or so, I decided to check out Five Leaves Left as suggested by a fan and I was pleasantly surprised by the difference between the LPs while still having the signature Nick Drake sound. A must-listen folk album.
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have always thought of eight line poem when listening to this song....both lovely songs
Five Leaves Left is my favourite Nick Drake album. Pink Moon is obviously fantastic too and the most popular of the 3 but the instrumentation of the debut among other things is why I always come back to it. Some of the songs sound more optimistic and hopeful compared to Pink Moon too which, for me anyway is a bit of a change since a lot of my taste is very downbeat or depressing. Also, Fruit Tree, my favourite of the album, seems to predict the outcome of his life and his music. He really deserved better in his own lifetime but I'm really glad that you've really enjoyed this album. It blew me away a couple years ago when I first heard it.
If I was to suggest any folk albums to you, I'd go with one of these:
Bert Jansch - Bert Jansch (more traditional folk music) 1965
Tim Buckley - Goodbye and Hello (sort of psychedelic folk rock he's hard to define tbh) 1967
He also has an album called Blue Afternoon which is pretty jazzy so if you want some Jazz Folk you'd enjoy that from 1970.
Ben Stafford - Beudy Penlan (modern alternative folk music, I don't know anyone who knows him so it would be cool to see you cover him) 2022
Josh Radnor - Eulogy, Vol 1. (the guy who plays the main character from How I Met Your Mother made an album and I think it's pretty good) 2023
All of this is under the assumption that you've listened to both Bob Dylan and Simon & Garfunkel. Otherwise I'd say prioritise The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan and/or Sounds of Silence.
fair play. My favourite changed alot, first it was Five Leaves left, then Pink Moon, now my favourite is Bryter Layter
Hi , nice video, Danny Thompson on bass, if yo like John Martyn you already know Danny
Good stuff young man. I look fwd to seeing you experience Bryter Later. You must check the flute version of Cello Song from the Peel Sessions. All the best from Scotland bonny lad.
I presume you've already listened to his first album - Bryter Layter?
would definitely give it a go, it's quite jazzy and like you say about five leaves left its more instrumently rich than Pink Moon. (not to take away from Pink Moon thought)
Hey Randy, another great review from you. It's great to hear and read your reviews, as they come from a unique and engaging perspective. Looking forward to what other albums you will be reviewing this month. A really great tribute to a great artist/musician. Cheers!
Always appreciate your input! If this channel blows up one day I'll remember you as a day one fan. Cheers!
8:48 They assumed he killed himself, however the prescribed antidepressants in the 70s were a high dose of amitriptyline, the amount that Nick Drake took was never said but his parent said he just took the normal amount before he died.
Drake's being overlooked or outright dismissed in his lifetime mirrors Van Gogh's being overlooked or outright dismissed in his lifetime. Shameful how genius can go unrecognized. And once it's gone, it's gone.