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  1. 01-31-2007, 06:17 PM #26
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    2006 provided the opportunity to listen more than the last 3 prior years. And I consider that a blessing, in and of itself. My favorite release and the one which was my favorite discovery of 2006 has already been mentioned. But, what the hay...

    Guy Clark -- "Workbench Songs"

    I have not owned anything by GC before so I want to investigate his back catalog, based on this release alone. Workbench Songs was probably my favorite release of 2006, and one of the best sonic recordings as well. "Magdalene" and "Worry B Gone" are worth the price of admission.

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    I suppose for 2006 the album that I enjoyed discovering was Summerteeth by Wilco. Check out Pieholden Suite. Also, check out their video I Am Trying To Break Your Heart. Wilco's sound has changed dramatically from first album to their most recent. If what you find isn't what you like then check out another album. Pre-summerteeth is a little more country sounding, post-summerteeth tends towards studio experimentation.
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    In terms of albums, it has to be the Timeout Drawer. Especially the album, Nowonmai (I pronounce it, "no-one may"), and the EP, Alone (I pronounce it, "alone").

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    Quote Originally Posted by Audio Girl
    2006 provided the opportunity to listen more than the last 3 prior years. And I consider that a blessing, in and of itself. My favorite release and the one which was my favorite discovery of 2006 has already been mentioned. But, what the hay...

    Guy Clark -- "Workbench Songs"

    I have not owned anything by GC before so I want to investigate his back catalog, based on this release alone. Workbench Songs was probably my favorite release of 2006, and one of the best sonic recordings as well. "Magdalene" and "Worry B Gone" are worth the price of admission.

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    Good for you. The good news is that Guy has never put out a mediocre album. Explore with confidence.
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