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sleepy jack's lists
Instead of making a gigantic 100 thread and abandoning it I'm going to just do smaller lists and confine them to one thread. First one is my favorite 25 lyricists.
25. Nick Drake http://userserve-ak.last.fm/serve/_/43377.jpg Sometimes just a quiet folk singer with straightforward lyrics, other times like Robert Frost with a guitar Nick Drake's seems like hes almost humming the words in his quiet way. Be he asking if you'd love him through the winter or singing about cocaine blues, he always means it. Quote:
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24. Jenn Ghetto
http://a700.ac-images.myspacecdn.com...73e1e5f8fb.jpg Raw, sad, and no one's reading this. It's Jenn Ghetto. Quote:
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I bets i know who'll be first...
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I'm just hoping this doesn't turn into some generic singer-songwriter fellating contest. I wanna see someone who was appraised for their musicianship rather than lyrical efforts.
Predictions for future posts: Elliott Smith Conor Oberst Morrissey Jeff Buckley ...and so on. It's gonna get real boring real quick. |
"First one is my favorite 25 lyricists."
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23. Owen Ashworth
http://userserve-ak.last.fm/serve/500/175010.jpg Be he referencing the Smiths, quoting Morrissey or imitating Morrissey. Owen is always a pastor of mope with no hope of being the true pope but he tries and I appreciate his quiet confessions. Quote:
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How can you listen to this: YouTube - King's Crossing and say only Heatmiser showcased his musical talents? That's ridiculous, he was writing, producing and playing everything on his own albums, with Heatmiser he was just their guitarist playing mostly power chord rock songs. He didn't even write half the stuff, Neil Gust did.
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You're misinterpret what I'm trying to say. He was a great songwriter and lyricist (obviously), but the stuff he wrote was technically simple in comparison to his earlier work with Heatmiser. And no, it wasn't all power chords.
THAT is obviously an exception. |
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