Tomorrow will be beautiful
Flo Morrissey
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Tomorrow will be beautiful
Flo Morrissey
A salty taste to the lake
Caper Clowns
The other side of the river
Terry Reid
The Rolling Stones in mono
The Rolling Stones
The other side of desire
Rickie Lee Jones
My woman
Angel Olsen
Tango in the night
Fleetwood Mac
Wings - the complete singles 1966-1974
Tim Buckley
Other worlds
Taken by Trees
Cre/ation : the early years 1967-1972
Pink Floyd
d. 9. nov. 2016
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Andy Beta
d. 9. nov. 2016
"A collection of stripped-down and unreleased tracks from the infamous folk singer's early days offers little clarity to his mercurial career, but these demos remain striking and emotional".
d. 10. nov. 2016
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Jon Dale
d. 10. nov. 2016
"1967 would prove a transformative year for Buckley, though in many ways it's hard to pick a year that wouldn't offer some kind of transformation for this questing artist. After the release of Goodbye & Hello, his horizons would open dramatically, and immersion in jazz and other musics had Buckley bobbing in a sea of sound, working toward the open-ended miasma of 1969's Happy Sad and 1970's Starsailor. For now, Lady, Give Me Your Key shows us some of the steps Buckley took, during a feverishly creative year, to pursue the totality of music".
460 (2016 December)
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Inky Tuscadero
460 (2016 December)
"Along with a seven-track demo tape that sees Buckley cast around for his A- and B-sides, a further six acetate recordings here trace his steps from "Tim Buckley" towards "Goodbye And Hello" and the first hints at what he would truly become capable of. Even in these bare-bones arrangements, the songs are fully formed, particularly the likes of "Pleasant Street" and "Once I Was": as captivating as anything Buckley put to tape".
2016
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Thom Jurek
2016
"Lady, Give Me Your Key contains expository notes by Thomas as well his in-depth interviews with Beckett and Yester. The sound is far better than acceptable considering the original sources, and the material is a true boon for Buckley's most devoted followers".
d. 23. dec. 2016
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Klaus Lynggaard
d. 23. dec. 2016
"Har man som undertegnede slidt rillerne på sin kopi af "Goodbye and Hello" helt ned, er det fantastisk spændende at høre seks af de i alt ti sange i urform. Er man ikke bekendt med Buckleys kunst, vil man blive blæst bagover af hans kæmpestore stemme, lige dele kraft og pragt, som den folder sig ud her, og i processen giver de kendte sange et hav af nye betydninger. De resterende numre valgte [producer Jerry] Yester i sin tid fra, og han har været ret sikker på hånden. Ikke desto mindre er det en fornøjelse at stifte bekendtskab med sange som den guddommelige »Marigold«, den countryprægede »She's Back Again« (den falset, altså!) og den nervøst energiske »I Can't Leave You Lovin' Me«. "Lady, Give Me Your Key" er et must for enhver Buckleyconnoisseur".