Nick Drake - A Treasury (Vinyl) Format:Vinyl LP Sometimes eerie

Sometimes eerie

The intricately calculated yet gritty style of Clinton Hughey's guitar work combines with Daniel Paquette's stream of subconsciousness lyrics - which themselves seem to embrace a brave sense of humor (see: opening lines to "Scurvy Killers") while channeling madmen and Old Testament prophets

11) Curious And Wooly

influenced by early electronic groups such as Kraftwerk

whose music shared a little of punk’s volume

Nick Drake - A Treasury (Vinyl) Format:Vinyl LP Sometimes eerieNearly every song on A Treasury is a show stopper, and the track selection is excellent, spotlighting Nick Drake's weighty insights. After "Introduction", the album really gets going with "Hazey Jane II", which is perhaps Drake's most upbeat sounding song, though it's actually a claustrophobic damning of city life. "What will happen," Drake asks, over the refrain cool jazz horns, "when in the morning, when the world, it gets so crowded that you can't