Elliott Smith "Either/Or" (pop, favorite songs, albums, beatles)

sweet_nothing · 02-23-2008, 04:44 PM

OMG I can't belive theirs other people who listen to Elliott Smith, I thought i was the only one. Either/Or is amazing album, in fact a bought an acoustic guitar after hearing it.
Not a bad track on the album.

sleepy jack · 02-23-2008, 04:44 PM

I like you

sweet_nothing · 02-23-2008, 04:51 PM

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Originally Posted by cocaine white

i'm not sure how i feel about XO.
that's the first one i got.

it's good.
but perhaps i need to listen to it more to appreciate it.

that's usually how things go.

XO is a good album but not a good introduction to Elliott's music. Songs like Baby Britan are good but i perfer when it's just Elliott playing guitar and maybe some drums. If your new to Elliott Smith's music i get Either/Or or his selftitled album

Mr Sensitive · 02-24-2008, 04:03 AM

Either/Or is definitely his best album, I can't get into his later stuff.

ProggyMan · 02-24-2008, 03:03 PM

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Originally Posted by sweet_nothing

XO is a good album but not a good introduction to Elliott's music. Songs like Baby Britan are good but i perfer when it's just Elliott playing guitar and maybe some drums. If your new to Elliott Smith's music i get Either/Or or his selftitled album

I think Bled White can be a good intro.

sleepy jack · 02-24-2008, 05:52 PM

I think From a Basement on the Hill is the best introduction to his music. It not only contains some of his best acoustic work (Let's Get Lost, Twilight) it contains his best electric work (King's Crossing, Pretty Ugly Before, Coast to Coast) and some of his best songs ever (basically look what I listed and there's others I could add like a Distorted Reality is Now a Necessity to be Free.) It's a very rough album and the people in charge of it messed up but its a very solid collection of songs and its the only album that I think sums up his career because it touches on a bit of everything he's done.

sweet_nothing · 02-24-2008, 06:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Crowquill

I think From a Basement on the Hill is the best introduction to his music. It not only contains some of his best acoustic work (Let's Get Lost, Twilight) it contains his best electric work (King's Crossing, Pretty Ugly Before, Coast to Coast) and some of his best songs ever (basically look what I listed and there's others I could add like a Distorted Reality is Now a Necessity to be Free.) It's a very rough album and the people in charge of it messed up but its a very solid collection of songs and its the only album that I think sums up his career because it touches on a bit of everything he's done.

I think your forgetting "don't go down" on the electric work.

sleepy jack · 02-24-2008, 06:14 PM

And Shooting Star too, damn I now want to listen to basement.

sweet_nothing · 02-24-2008, 07:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Crowquill

And Shooting Star too, damn I now want to listen to basement.

I'm in the mood for Figure 8.

Lizzie · 02-24-2008, 08:06 PM

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Originally Posted by LesPaul43

XO > Either/Or
That said, Either/Or is still amazing.

XO is probably my least favorite Eliott Smith album by far...
It just doesn't really compare to Either/Or,
or any of his other ones

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sweet_nothing Da Hiphopopotamus Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: cloud cuckoo land Posts: 4,034	OMG I can't belive theirs other people who listen to Elliott Smith, I thought i was the only one. Either/Or is amazing album, in fact a bought an acoustic guitar after hearing it. Not a bad track on the album.