something 60's, melancholy reverby record not too dissimilar to the Dino Valente album. Any suggestions gratefully recieved.
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Part of me thinks this is a futile search as that Dino Valente LP really is in a class - and world - of its own.
The other part of thinks that, off the top of my head, these might come close to scratching that itch:
Some great recommendations so far, btw.
And I'm sure more will pop up in my thoughts over the coming days.To infinity - and beyond!
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... and this is why I love this site. As much as I agree with jakartajive about the DV album being in a class of it's own, there are some great choices here. It's a shame some of the producers weren't as generous with the reverb as Valente. Much appreciated, feel free to keep adding.
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Originally posted by Big Youth View Post... and this is why I love this site. As much as I agree with jakartajive about the DV album being in a class of it's own, there are some great choices here. It's a shame some of the producers weren't as generous with the reverb as Valente. Much appreciated, feel free to keep adding.
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Originally posted by jb stanislas View PostI don;t understand the recommendations that have been posted to date. You asked for "melancholy reverby" music and after I heard about 80% of the recommendations here, above, I can say that I never heard any reverb on any of them. .
Edit: And oh, if Mickey Newbury isn't reveby and melancholic (and brilliant) i don't know what is.The aural history of the sex life of a cosmic corn popper
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Originally posted by jb stanislas View PostI don;t understand the recommendations that have been posted to date. You asked for "melancholy reverby" music and after I heard about 80% of the recommendations here, above, I can say that I never heard any reverb on any of them. Some sounded underground-ish but most were straight sounding, so it seems to me they did not fit the bill of what was asked. Maybe I am focusing on the wrong thing and the operative word was not "reverby", as I see it. Actually, there is only one lp that I know of that TRULEY fits the bill and is the most underground, acid folk with effects thrown in and that is the Mark Fry lp Deaming with Alice. I think it is a f**kin MONSTER and I recommend you buy it. It is in a league of its own, IMO.
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Did the bloke who did seem happy to have received some suggestions?
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Thank you for your input and contribution.To infinity - and beyond!
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Originally posted by blue burt View PostWell, you probably have missed both Jim Sullivan & Chris Lucey then. Speaking of the latter, as far as I'm concerned, his subsequent album released under his real name (Jameson) would fit the bill as well.
Edit: And oh, if Mickey Newbury isn't reveby and melancholic (and brilliant) i don't know what is.
I didn;t include Newbury cos I didn;t see the video on here and can;t find it on Youtube.
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Originally posted by jakartajive View PostDid you start the thread?
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Did the bloke who did seem happy to have received some suggestions?
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Thank you for your input and contribution.
If he seemed happy, then should that preclude me from suggesting others to make him more "happy", as you put it? Why the veiled sarcasm/passive aggression? Not nice at all.
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