Best album for a rainy day
#2
DVD Talk Legend
Not familiar with this album. Is it because it's a downer?
#4
DVD Talk Platinum Edition
Geez. As I opened this thread, I was thinking and the first choice that popped in my head was: "anything by Nick Drake".
Seems that we're on the same page, cungar.
And, yes, Daytripper, Nick Drake is a bit of a downer. But it doesn't get much better as downers go...
-ringding-
Seems that we're on the same page, cungar.
And, yes, Daytripper, Nick Drake is a bit of a downer. But it doesn't get much better as downers go...
-ringding-
#5
DVD Talk Legend
Originally Posted by DrRingDing
Geez. As I opened this thread, I was thinking and the first choice that popped in my head was: "anything by Nick Drake".
Seems that we're on the same page, cungar.
And, yes, Daytripper, Nick Drake is a bit of a downer. But it doesn't get much better as downers go...
-ringding-
Seems that we're on the same page, cungar.
And, yes, Daytripper, Nick Drake is a bit of a downer. But it doesn't get much better as downers go...
-ringding-
Regardless....I'm on it. Thanks!
#7
DVD Talk Gold Edition
Here's an offbeat choice:
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (Soundtrack) -
bluesy, jazzy, weird (of course) with just a hint of menace, I think it's perfect for dark, rainy days. It's also great for late night, solitary driving (which I used to do alot until gasoline became so expensive!).
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (Soundtrack) -
bluesy, jazzy, weird (of course) with just a hint of menace, I think it's perfect for dark, rainy days. It's also great for late night, solitary driving (which I used to do alot until gasoline became so expensive!).
#18
DVD Talk Legend
Originally Posted by mike7162
Here's an offbeat choice:
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (Soundtrack) -
bluesy, jazzy, weird (of course) with just a hint of menace, I think it's perfect for dark, rainy days. It's also great for late night, solitary driving (which I used to do alot until gasoline became so expensive!).
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (Soundtrack) -
bluesy, jazzy, weird (of course) with just a hint of menace, I think it's perfect for dark, rainy days. It's also great for late night, solitary driving (which I used to do alot until gasoline became so expensive!).
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Originally Posted by DrRingDing
Geez. As I opened this thread, I was thinking and the first choice that popped in my head was: "anything by Nick Drake".
I would have gone with Pink Moon, though.