TIM BUCKLEY - Morning Glory - The Tim Buckley Anthology (2001)
F. Scott Fitzgerald said there are no second acts in American lives, but Tim Buckley wouldn't listen. Morning Glory brings together the two extraordinary, albeit all-too-brief, incarnations of Buckley's musical career: the pure-voiced '60s troubadour who gave us stunningly beautiful albums like Goodbye & Hello and the howling early-'70s experimentalist seemingly hell-bent on ravaging his past romanticism. For those put off by the tortured, erratic brilliance that came to the fore on the difficult Starsailor and downright strange Greetings from L.A. albums, this two-CD, nicely condenses the artist's nine-album, nine-year evolution from folk innocent to soul-scorched iconoclast. Heard in this context, the title song's tale of a sheltered romantic who befriends and ultimately condemns an uncompromising vagrant feels like it's the young Buckley confronting the artist he would later become. Profoundly moving and richly rewarding, Morning Glory finds resonance between the two sides of Buckley's genius that he was unable to reconcile in his own short life. DISC 1: 01. Wings 02. She Is 03. Song Slowly Song 04. It Happens Every Time 05. Aren't You the Girl 06. Pleasant Street 07. Hallucinations 08. No Man Can Find the War 09. Once I Was 10. Morning Glory 11. Goodbye and Hello 12. Buzzin' Fly 13. Strange Feelin' 14. Sing a Song for You 15. Phantasmagoria in Two (Live) 16. I've Been Out Walking (Live) 17. Troubadour (Live) DISC 2: 01. Happy Time 02. Chase the Blues Away 03. I Must Have Been Blind 04 The River 05. So Lonely 06. Blue Melody 07. I Had a Talk with My Woman (Live) 08. Moulin Rouge 09. Song to the Siren 10. Monterey 11. Sweet Surrender 12. Hong Kong Bar 13. Make It Right 14. Sally Go 'Round the Roses 15. Who Could Deny You 16. Song to the Siren (From The Monkees TV Show) http://rapidshare.com/files/250596194/DISC_1.rar http://rapidshare.com/files/250610582/DISC_2.rar
O.K. You got me. I've passed on this recording since the day it was released, being quite happy with the original albums. In the past couple of weeks I have been listening to a lot of Tim's music [for the first time in years] and fell in love with it all over again. I was looking for frank Zappa's "MOFO" and came across this: downloading now. Many thanks.
By the way the "MOFO" links are dead. Any chance of a reup?
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TIM BUCKLEY - Morning Glory
- The Tim Buckley Anthology (2001)
F. Scott Fitzgerald said there are no second acts in American lives, but Tim Buckley wouldn't listen. Morning Glory brings together the two extraordinary, albeit all-too-brief, incarnations of Buckley's musical career: the pure-voiced '60s troubadour who gave us stunningly beautiful albums like Goodbye & Hello and the howling early-'70s experimentalist seemingly hell-bent on ravaging his past romanticism. For those put off by the tortured, erratic brilliance that came to the fore on the difficult Starsailor and downright strange Greetings from L.A. albums, this two-CD, nicely condenses the artist's nine-album, nine-year evolution from folk innocent to soul-scorched iconoclast. Heard in this context, the title song's tale of a sheltered romantic who befriends and ultimately condemns an uncompromising vagrant feels like it's the young Buckley confronting the artist he would later become. Profoundly moving and richly rewarding, Morning Glory finds resonance between the two sides of Buckley's genius that he was unable to reconcile in his own short life.
DISC 1:
01. Wings
02. She Is
03. Song Slowly Song
04. It Happens Every Time
05. Aren't You the Girl
06. Pleasant Street
07. Hallucinations
08. No Man Can Find the War
09. Once I Was
10. Morning Glory
11. Goodbye and Hello
12. Buzzin' Fly
13. Strange Feelin'
14. Sing a Song for You
15. Phantasmagoria in Two (Live)
16. I've Been Out Walking (Live)
17. Troubadour (Live)
DISC 2:
01. Happy Time
02. Chase the Blues Away
03. I Must Have Been Blind
04 The River
05. So Lonely
06. Blue Melody
07. I Had a Talk with My Woman (Live)
08. Moulin Rouge
09. Song to the Siren
10. Monterey
11. Sweet Surrender
12. Hong Kong Bar
13. Make It Right
14. Sally Go 'Round the Roses
15. Who Could Deny You
16. Song to the Siren (From The Monkees TV Show)
http://rapidshare.com/files/250596194/DISC_1.rar http://rapidshare.com/files/250610582/DISC_2.rar
O.K. You got me. I've passed on this recording since the day it was released, being quite happy with the original albums. In the past couple of weeks I have been listening to a lot of Tim's music [for the first time in years] and fell in love with it all over again. I was looking for frank Zappa's "MOFO" and came across this: downloading now. Many thanks.
By the way the "MOFO" links are dead. Any chance of a reup?
-Brian
Hi! Just tried downloading disc 2 but Rapidshare tells me it does not exist. Please, a reup would much appreciated! Many thanks.
-Brian
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