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Winter Sky

Mid West Winter Sky

01. Espers - Hearts & Daggers (Myspace)
Espers (Locust, 2004)
02. Holly GolightlyYour Love is mine (MySpace)
My first Holly Golightly Album (Damaged Goods, 2005)
03. Heavy TrashCrying Tramp (wiki)
Going Way Out With Heavy Trash (Yep Roc Records, 2007)
04. Holly GolightlyBlack Night
My first Holly Golightly Album (Damaged Goods, 2005)
05. Ray LaMontagneBurn
Trouble (2004)
06. John FaheyJesus Is A Dying Bedmaker 2 (wiki)
America (Takoma, 1998)

Note: I made this list yesterday and it utterly failed after it grew too big. So I redid it in much smaller lists. They are really weekend lists. Mellow, lyrical, and somewhat bluesy, a mix between folks and blues. Imagine yourself sitting in a bus station somewhere in Nebraska with this tiny station speaker playing great ballad tracks. Serene but somewhat melancholic and distant. I’ll do the second part soon and you’ll see why I couldn’t put it together. Inside the list are MdM’s favorites albums, nothing strange about them. Enjoy.

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Category: Folk, Rock

5 Responses

  1. Renee says:

    Dirt roads, rolling tumble weeds, dust flying about…all envisioned when I listen with my eyes closed.

  2. squashed says:

    … you gonna miss the bus. :D

    ————

    rare clip

    JOHN FAHEY live “Fare Forward Voyagers”
    Portland,Oregon 1976. A clip from a 2 hour performance at
    the Euphoria Tavern.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-K4BeLRBEmg&feature=related

    ——-

    John Fahey – Poor Boys Long Way From Home

  3. moka says:

    classic motel style? I need to do more folk and rock before I lose my remaining credibility, my posts been veering towards pop and electronic too much lately :P

    Is the “heavy trash” a reissue? I can’t really tell if the production sounds old or new… wait, nevermind I just read the wiki article. The sound of it reminds me a bit of the recent Robert Plant and Alison Kraus collaboration. Did you take a listen to it? It’s quite easy on the ears but I thought it was pretty good… think it would fit the Nebraska train station theme.

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  5. squashed says:

    yeah we really need to post some folks and rock. Tho’ I wasn’t feeling well enough to be in the mood for complicated 3 genres transition.

    anyway. no that’s new Heavy Trash albums. It has more novel recording tricks than their Self title one. (I like that a lot) I haven’t decide if I like their latest or not.

    I have to do a reset list. my posts aren’t as crisp as I want it.

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The song makes its imprint
in the air, making itself felt,
a felt world. Here, there,
the stunned silence

of knowing I will not remember
what I heard;

futures that will never happen,
a fluidity we cannot achieve
except as a child
creating possibility.

This is the untranslatable song
hidden in the earth.

-Untranslatable Song [1]