it’s better to burn out, than to fade away ...

TOTALLY F***ING IN

one of the best to ever do it

what’s the best ny? the grunge godfather or the folky country boy?

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Not familiar with him but in

Canadians rise up

from one goat to another

never listened to his solo stuff but

what have you listened to

yaaaaay u finally made it

mannnn that's so f***ing hard. this is why i sometimes favor Neil over Dylan, he was versatile when it came to making rock songs and folk songs. Rust Never Sleeps is my favorite record, which funny enough splits in half the acoustic and electric tracks

I never started, which albums are a must/essentials?

interesting picks!

if we going the deep cuts here’s some criminally underrated ones

did NY birthed daft punk with this? ^ 🤔🤔

even sonic youth covered a song from that album

and i LOVE this ofc as a big doowop stan, wish he had done some more like this:

that’s on @RVI

trans is a really underrated album

oh man well you’re op of nick drake so id suggest to start with his more folky country side

most will tell you harvest and that’s fair, it’s his hit album and a classic most influential

here’s a great cover i love of that song by the late charles bradley, miss him

maybe after that go with after the goldrush - it was one of the first i started with bc of the radiohead cover lol

for me personally, i'd recommend After the Gold Rush or Harvest as an entry point. you may or may not recognize some of the songs on those albums and you get a good idea of what neil's all about with the electric/acoustic tracks

he really tried something

is it true it was made for his kid that has some like hearing issues? i remember reading about this but idk if it’s a made up myth

this goes out to @Cookies please come back

I’ve heard some Neil songs here and there but never tried to give the albums a listen. Gonna spin Harvest and see what’s what.

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i did hear about this a long time ago but im not sure about this tbh

WOW you’re in for a treat! i feel you would like his rock or grunge albums most

he started that whole scene

uhh everybody knows this is nowhere is a BLASSSIC this goes way back before he went really like noisy but it’s a must and one of his best