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[Krilons Resa]

Nick Drake
Iron & Wine
Elliot Smith
Roy Harper

give me more along the lines of these gems.

 

[grazim]

Townes Van Zandt
Leonard Cohen

I haven't heard any Iron & Wine, Elliot Smith, or Roy Harper, but these two are absolutely at least equal to Drake.

Edit:
"Live at the Old Quarter, Houston, Texas" for Van Zandt
"The Best of Leonard Cohen" aka "Greatest Hits" for Cohen, though I haven't heard enough of him yet

 

[Necromunchkin]

Leonard Cohen is a goddamn hero. And a fucking lyrical genius.

 

[IOfTheStorm]

Different from nearly all the above..but my favourite (post 70s) folk rock album is:

Full of "i want to dance naked in the woods" melodies and rhythms though, so i don't know how much you are into that "happy" material.

 

[Krilons Resa]

Townes Van Zandt
Leonard Cohen

I haven't heard any Iron & Wine, Elliot Smith, or Roy Harper, but these two are absolutely at least equal to Drake.

Edit:
"Live at the Old Quarter, Houston, Texas" for Van Zandt
"The Best of Leonard Cohen" aka "Greatest Hits" for Cohen, though I haven't heard enough of him yet

I have "Songs of Love and Hate" from Cohen and it's f'ing excellent. Forgot to mention him in my initial post. I'll check out the other one though. Thanks.

Yes, Necro...he def is a lyrical genius.

 

[Krilons Resa]

Different from nearly all the above..but my favourite (post 70s) folk rock album is:

Full of "i want to dance naked in the woods" melodies and rhythms though, so i don't know how much you are into that "happy" material.

Probably not what Im looking for, but Ill check it out anyways. Thanks.