Classic album. But (you're gonna hate me for this lol), i actually prefer Morgan's version of Cover Me Up now lol. Isbell's is still awesome tho
yeah I definitely disagree on that one. Isbell's Cover Me Up live version is also just as good (imo). At the end when those pounding drums and electric guitar come in 
normally I don't like the histrionics but in this case it slaps 
the older live versions used to have his wife playing the violin on it which was always
too bad Isbell seems like a huge insufferable Jackass in real life.

3:38
I GOT BLISTERS ON MY FINGERS!
But Daniel was hot
he drew first and shot
they f***ed off to study transcendental meditation or whatever at a remote ashram in India and didnt have access to the mountain of acid and other d**** they were doing in 1967, so the songs were alot more focused and down to earth. not as reliant on fancy production. their best album by a fairly wide margin.
George Harrison pretty much devoted his life to the same type of meditation/philosophy my parents practice, Adveita (Vedanta). My dad teaches it a couple times per week I think? Apparently Harrison even spent a lot of months later in his life in a part of Massachusetts near where I'm from where there are a lot of people who practice those Eastern schools of thought. I'm trying to get more into it these days.
Not that knowledgable of transcendental meditation but I know David Lynch is (and obviously Harrison was) a big proponent of it.

Listened for the first time a few months back. Beautiful record. Gotta listen again ASAP
probably the best country album i've ever heard other than Emmylou's Red Dirt Girl
If you were born when they still made silent films you get a pass
yeah pretty crazy how old he is and still doing films every few years. Who else at that age even directs films? Jodorowsky is 94 and still working on a film so I guess he has him beat by a year. Not that I'm a fan.
Velvet Underground, Zappa, Dylan, Kinks, Van Morrison, Elevators, Doors, Byrds, Can... I could keep going all day. all had daring albums in their own ways.
And the most daring era of jazz
Somethin bout the way she kissed me tells me she'd love EASTERRRRNNN TENNESSEEEEE
probably the best country album i've ever heard other than Emmylou's Red Dirt Girl
American Heartbreak better :ohtu:
American Heartbreak better :ohtu:
Haven't gotten through the whole album. And still trying to get used to his voice.
Haven't gotten through the whole album. And still trying to get used to his voice.
Damn thats the first time ive heard someone say they have to get used to his voice. Hope you catch up soon tho so you can level up your life
Haven't gotten through the whole album. And still trying to get used to his voice.
His voice is majestic
and his vocal phrasing is one of a kind
Classic album. But (you're gonna hate me for this lol), i actually prefer Morgan's version of Cover Me Up now lol. Isbell's is still awesome tho
You rn
@Koala @Jerry_Seinfeld
Gonna peep later but already know it’s
probably the best country album i've ever heard other than Emmylou's Red Dirt Girl
Best country album of the last decade
American Heartbreak better :ohtu:
You rn
Lmao
yeah pretty crazy how old he is and still doing films every few years. Who else at that age even directs films? Jodorowsky is 94 and still working on a film so I guess he has him beat by a year. Not that I'm a fan.
Just them afaict
It's funny how it's was considered miraculous that Ford, Hitch etc were still directing in their 70s but now we got geezers in their 90s still going lol.
George Harrison pretty much devoted his life to the same type of meditation/philosophy my parents practice, Adveita (Vedanta). My dad teaches it a couple times per week I think? Apparently Harrison even spent a lot of months later in his life in a part of Massachusetts near where I'm from where there are a lot of people who practice those Eastern schools of thought. I'm trying to get more into it these days.
Not that knowledgable of transcendental meditation but I know David Lynch is (and obviously Harrison was) a big proponent of it.
!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nj0M99siznUCool
Yeah I been trying a bit as well but can't find a mantra that stops my brain from buzzing around like an artistic hummingbird