Showing posts with label Elliot Smith. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Elliot Smith. Show all posts
Monday, September 8, 2008
Angeles - Elliot Smith - Either/Or - 1997
My Elliot Smith equation is pretty close to the same as my Decemberists equation, except you replace "Gay Subtext" with "Sad Sack Whining"
And in that equation, this song has a pretty high annoyance qoutient.
And in that equation, this song has a pretty high annoyance qoutient.
Monday, July 28, 2008
Amity - Elliot Smith - XO - 1998
"And Amity, as you know, means friendship..."
I just can't resist a Jaws joke especially in a tacky segue...the follow up to this post:
I just can't resist a Jaws joke especially in a tacky segue...the follow up to this post:
http://ocdipod.blogspot.com/2008/07/amber-canyon-magik-brightblack-morning.html
is here:
http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5gGxSXC2jWjGWou8lPsy7d2ZJKrNAD92638380
Anyway, Elliot Smith being a bit more rocky than usual...which if you know me, you know that I am for.
Wednesday, April 16, 2008
Alameda - Elliot Smith - Either/Or - 1997
I started writing this yesterday, when I was full of energy and spring time enthusiasm. At the time, Elliot Smith was too morose, too wistful and sad for my mood and I was going to write all about how ES had invented the quiet indie boy voice and how his death had given him a certain cache that I'm not entirely sure he earned...but today, dead tired from a late night of fun and a long day at work, wired from too much coffee, but wiped out and listless...and with no bed in my immediate future, Elliot is exactly my mood.
Don't get me wrong, there are Smith songs that inspire me (Baby Britain, Cupid's Trick, Bled White, among others) but this quiet whispery Elliot is rarely my choice...but it takes days like today to remind me of their uses.
Don't get me wrong, there are Smith songs that inspire me (Baby Britain, Cupid's Trick, Bled White, among others) but this quiet whispery Elliot is rarely my choice...but it takes days like today to remind me of their uses.
Labels:
1997,
Elliot Smith,
Quiet Indie Boy Voice,
Springtime
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