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The perfect voice of Nick Drake unravels questions one after the other ('who will you love?' 'who will you call?' 'who will you choose?'). Is he perhaps talking to himself?...or maybe to a young lady...the essential thing is that he talks, always says the vampire...with those words that come out nicely from the mouth.
The perfect voice of Nick Drake unravels questions one after the other ('who will you love?' 'who will you call?' 'who will you choose?').
Is he perhaps talking to himself?...or maybe to a young lady...the essential thing is that he talks, always says the vampire...with those words that come out nicely from the mouth.
Dive into the haunting world of Nick Drake—listen to 'Which Will' and explore its poetic depths now!
‘Sad-eyed lady... is outside of space and time... Here folk understood as otherworldly melody becomes one with the psychedelic expansion.’ ‘I think I listened to it for whole afternoons, emerging not inflamed, not weary, but merry and serene like a cherub at a tavern.’
‘Sad-eyed lady... is outside of space and time... Here folk understood as otherworldly melody becomes one with the psychedelic expansion.’
‘I think I listened to it for whole afternoons, emerging not inflamed, not weary, but merry and serene like a cherub at a tavern.’
Discover the enchanting depths of Bob Dylan’s ‘Sad-eyed Lady of the Lowlands’—listen and experience a timeless musical journey today!
"I often hum it, singing out of tune with strange and heart-wrenching sweetness, and enjoying like a madman when that incredible 'yammi yam yum yum' arrives." The last five seconds of strumming that close the song possess an absolute grace, the kind where a kind of magical uncertainty shines for a moment.
"I often hum it, singing out of tune with strange and heart-wrenching sweetness, and enjoying like a madman when that incredible 'yammi yam yum yum' arrives."
The last five seconds of strumming that close the song possess an absolute grace, the kind where a kind of magical uncertainty shines for a moment.
Dive into Syd Barrett's whimsical world and experience the magical charm of 'If It's in You' today!
"Never heard anything so caressing and desperate... the old Robin was right, Nick’s songs are butterflies tied to an anchor." "‘I’m faded like the palest blue’... I don’t think there exists in all great poetry a more perfect definition of sadness."
"Never heard anything so caressing and desperate... the old Robin was right, Nick’s songs are butterflies tied to an anchor."
"‘I’m faded like the palest blue’... I don’t think there exists in all great poetry a more perfect definition of sadness."
Experience the haunting beauty of Nick Drake’s 'Place to Be' and explore its delicate melodies and poetic depth today.
"It's not a sad song, but a telegram of the soul... one of those that go towards the sky, even if terribly practical." "The roads that tell of us are indeed the ones where we finally see ourselves."
"It's not a sad song, but a telegram of the soul... one of those that go towards the sky, even if terribly practical."
"The roads that tell of us are indeed the ones where we finally see ourselves."
Dive into Nick Drake's 'Road' and experience its hypnotic charm and soulful introspection—listen and feel the journey unfold.
"Is it possible that a young boy made the best version of 'Where did you sleep last night'? Oh yes, it is possible... that boy was an outsider..." "'Where did you sleep last night' is a magical song... It evokes the nightly places of the soul and, basically, only asks questions..."
"Is it possible that a young boy made the best version of 'Where did you sleep last night'? Oh yes, it is possible... that boy was an outsider..."
"'Where did you sleep last night' is a magical song... It evokes the nightly places of the soul and, basically, only asks questions..."
Listen to Nirvana’s haunting take on 'Where Did You Sleep Last Night' and uncover the raw emotion behind the legend.
"'River deep, mountain high' is simply a miracle..." "Phil Spector is truly Wagnerian and the infinite grace of his symphonies is abandoned to make way for a brilliant and astonishing almost psychedelic cacophony."
"'River deep, mountain high' is simply a miracle..."
"Phil Spector is truly Wagnerian and the infinite grace of his symphonies is abandoned to make way for a brilliant and astonishing almost psychedelic cacophony."
Listen to Ike and Tina Turner's legendary 'River Deep Mountain High' and experience this breathtaking sonic masterpiece.
Fiorenzo Carpi’s sweet music, which with utmost simplicity first highlights the solitude and poverty of Geppetto’s life and then the fervor and joy during the creation of the puppet. That sweet, lovable, irresistible refraction of that mad harpsichord is truly a door opening.
Fiorenzo Carpi’s sweet music, which with utmost simplicity first highlights the solitude and poverty of Geppetto’s life and then the fervor and joy during the creation of the puppet.
That sweet, lovable, irresistible refraction of that mad harpsichord is truly a door opening.
Listen to Fiorenzo Carpi’s enchanting Pinocchio soundtrack and relive the magic of a timeless Italian classic!
There was like a rhythmic explosion... and there was a screeching and tormented voice, a high note that was a delight in its breaking, in its shattering into a thousand pieces like glass... It’s pop, sure... just pop music... so what? To all those who insist on snubbing Battisti, I’d play this song to them for days, uninterruptedly, a Clockwork Orange punishment...
There was like a rhythmic explosion... and there was a screeching and tormented voice, a high note that was a delight in its breaking, in its shattering into a thousand pieces like glass...
It’s pop, sure... just pop music... so what? To all those who insist on snubbing Battisti, I’d play this song to them for days, uninterruptedly, a Clockwork Orange punishment...
Listen to Lucio Battisti's 'Dio mio no' and experience the intensity and magic that shaped Italian pop music forever.
‘Prisencolinensinanciusol’ is a beautiful word... A can-opener word, though which box, once opened, alone can change the color of things??? Those wonderful drawings inaccessible for fifteen thousand years were thus revealed to the only human gaze capable of understanding something... I’ve always found this fact magical.
‘Prisencolinensinanciusol’ is a beautiful word... A can-opener word, though which box, once opened, alone can change the color of things???
Those wonderful drawings inaccessible for fifteen thousand years were thus revealed to the only human gaze capable of understanding something... I’ve always found this fact magical.
Discover the playful genius of Adriano Celentano’s Prisencolinensinainciusol—listen now and experience a timeless musical journey full of wonder and emotion.
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