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greedy_lars · 11-06-03, 09:27 PM

You know, was never big on American 'folk rock' like Dylan, Biaz? ect ect...

But theres always been one exception to that, Joni Mitchell. When I was little, there was a time when we were traveling in a buss my dad converted into a motor home, and it had an 8 track, and there were 4 tapes of interest, belonged to my older siblings, and they formed the basis of my musical tastes. They were

1. James Gang - James Gang Rides Again
2. Moody Blues - A Question Of Balance
3. Emerson Lake And Palmer - Tarkus*****

and

4. Joni Mitchell - Court And Spark

Still love all 4, and with all have explored the crux of their works. Currently I am so so so so fixated on Joni Mitchell - The Hissing Of Summer Lawns. The voice, so sweet, the music, so melodic. A true songwriter, she tells storys and tales that make sense, takes you places, through emotions, through lifes.

I also listened to all the shit that was on pop radio, and shit my parents liked and played like Tiuana Brass and Mancini.

11-06-03, 09:27 PM	#7
greedy_lars everything you do Join Date: Dec 2000 Location: wlll come back around to you Posts: 3,982	You know, was never big on American 'folk rock' like Dylan, Biaz? ect ect... But theres always been one exception to that, Joni Mitchell. When I was little, there was a time when we were traveling in a buss my dad converted into a motor home, and it had an 8 track, and there were 4 tapes of interest, belonged to my older siblings, and they formed the basis of my musical tastes. They were 1. James Gang - James Gang Rides Again 2. Moody Blues - A Question Of Balance 3. Emerson Lake And Palmer - Tarkus***** and 4. Joni Mitchell - Court And Spark Still love all 4, and with all have explored the crux of their works. Currently I am so so so so fixated on Joni Mitchell - The Hissing Of Summer Lawns. The voice, so sweet, the music, so melodic. A true songwriter, she tells storys and tales that make sense, takes you places, through emotions, through lifes. I also listened to all the shit that was on pop radio, and shit my parents liked and played like Tiuana Brass and Mancini.