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View Poll Results: Which album?
Van Morrison and the Chieftains - Irish Heartbeat (1988) 1 11.11%
Tim Buckley - Goodbye and Hello (1967) 1 11.11%
Hako Yamasaki - Tsunawatari 2 22.22%
Fuchsia - Fuchsia (1971) 4 44.44%
Langhorne Slim - S/T (2008) 1 11.11%
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Old 05-31-2011, 07:14 PM   #31 (permalink)
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Think of it like a book club, but instead of reading a book... we are all listening to an album. So, for a week, we listen to the album that got nominated, and on the following week, the person running the album club will start a thread so we all can discuss and give our opinions on it.

Basically, the point of an album club is to discover more music and/or be able to intelligently discuss/analyze/listen to it.
Oh ok. That makes sense... not that intelligent discussion is a personal strong-suit.


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Also, what do you mean what makes something folk? It's a bit of a broad term to be honest...
I guess that's why I was wanting to clarify what sort of artists would come under the folk umbrella if I was going to nominate an artist.


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It's pretty much however you define it. If the majority disagrees that it qualifies as "folk" than it probably won't get through the voting round anyway. So just go for it
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When is the next album poll?
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I was going to wait two weeks, but it looks like discussion for the first album is pretty much over, so maybe Monday.
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Couple of folk artists I would be interested in are Bert Jansch and June Tabor. Anyone recommend a noteworthy album by either of these two artists?
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Couple of folk artists I would be interested in are Bert Jansch and June Tabor. Anyone recommend a noteworthy album by either of these two artists?
Checked out a bit of Bert Jansch that hasn't really impressed me but got Ashore by June Tabor which is a good listen so far.

Here's a cover of Elvis Costello's Shipbuilding from that album;

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Couple of folk artists I would be interested in are Bert Jansch and June Tabor. Anyone recommend a noteworthy album by either of these two artists?
I love Bert Jansch's debut album and his album, Birthday Blues.
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I love Bert Jansch's debut album and his album, Birthday Blues.
Thanks I'll check them out.
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I was going to suggest Nico - Chelsea Girls as a SHAC candidate but I was reading about how much she hated the album. Apparently the strings and flutes were added in production and Nico couldn't stand them.
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I was going to suggest Nico - Chelsea Girls as a SHAC candidate but I was reading about how much she hated the album. Apparently the strings and flutes were added in production and Nico couldn't stand them.
Honestly, I prefer Desertshore. The Marble Index is good, too, but it is completely saturated with her harmonium playing. The monotony of it all makes it less desirable to listen to...
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