Post: #1

Usłyszałem singiel Organ Donor i mi się spodobał. Wchodzę więc na stronę, a tu:
http://jeremymessersmith.bandcamp.com/al...-graveyard
płytka za "pay-whatever-you-want" (jak i poprzednie).
Winamp mi mówi, że podobne do Buddy Holly.
I faktycznie takie retro granie. Całkiem przyjemne. Premiera 4 maja 2010.



1. Lazy Bones 02:37
2. Dillinger Eyes 03:33
3. Organ Donor 02:51
4. Toussaint, Grey, First in Life and Death 02:21
5. Violet! 03:31
6. Knots 02:59
7. John the Determinist 03:40
8. A Girl, a Boy, and a Graveyard 03:07
9. Repo Man 02:05
10. Deathbed Salesman 04:07
11. Tomorrow 01:29

Chwali się takimi reckami:

Cytat:"A local star in Minneapolis ever since his 2005 debut The Alcatraz Kid, Jeremy Messersmith seems poised to find a national audience with the last chapter of what he calls his "life-cycle trilogy.""
-NPR Song of the Day

"Like his previous outings, but even better" (regarding The Reluctant Graveyard)
-Bruce Warren, Some Velvet Blog

"It's hard to listen to The Silver City, the new CD from Minnesota chamber-pop artist Jeremy Messersmith, without thinking of Sufjan Stevens. Both artists have strikingly similar voices and a love of richly orchestrated story songs."
-NPR Second Stage

"Imagine Elliott Smith driving in a convertible, the wind flying through his hair, singing about sadness and somehow creating joy enough to forget his troubles for a while."
-The Onion

"The Silver City(Minneapolis) has maintained a reservoir of talent ever since The Replacements, and this often stunning pop gem offers further proof of its endurance as a muse and a creative center. This love song to the city recasts it as a kind of mystical wonderland, certain actual landmarks like mythic spots that inspire and bring safety and joy."
-Not Lame

"Jeremy Messersmith has that certain je ne sais quoi. His sad lyrics/happy melody coupling isn't brand-new, but it's done in a way that conjures images of a still-upright Elliott Smith performing songs intended for Brian Wilson or A.C. Newman, not a bad spot to be in, all told."
-City Pages (Village Voice)

"Remember the way you felt the first time you heard the amazing harmonies of Simon and Garfunkel? That subdued,magical sound lives once more on Jeremy Messersmith’s The Alcatraz Kid, but this time with a 21st-century twist. Messersmith lulls with his gentle voice and overdubbed harmonies, easing the shock of his sometimes-harsh lyrics. Quirky? Certainly.
Will you like it? No doubt."
-Performing Songwriter

"With simple chord progressions and beautifully crafted melodies, his music feels reminiscent of '60s-style, Beach Boys-influenced pop."
-NPR World Cafe

(pogrubienia moje)
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Post: #2

Dopiero teraz przeczytałem o tych Beach Boysach
No cóż, lecę szukać tej płyty