He truly is, I'm crying listening to Skeleton Tree rn
what's his best album?
Best artist alive
Brody Roberts
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Brody Lee
>what’s his best album?
one mo man gone, one mo man gone, one mo man
Nolan Peterson
>what's his best album?
there is literally no consensus on this, it's why he's a GOAT. unless you're gay and think murder ballads is his peak, but for me it's the good son or your funeral my trial
Joseph Ramirez
yeah i know there's no answer it was just to spike the discussion
what would you say is his peak in terms of musical arrangements? I sense Abbatoir Blues/Lyre Of Orpheus is overlooked when it has a lot of work put into it
Ryder Gutierrez
I saw him live last October and he didn't play a single song off that album
Jordan Russell
Hee Haw
WOOF! WOOF! WOOF! WOOF! WOOF! WOOF! WOOF! WOF! WOOF! WOOF!
Ethan Gray
i dont get it
Thomas Anderson
Henry Jenkins
Where should I start with his discography?
David Phillips
personal favs are
firstborn is dead
the good son
abbatoir blues/lyre of orpheus
henry's dream
99% of his albums are incredibly good. the production is always amazing and each album brings something new to the table in its songwriting or themes and it's always fresh and well-done. i've never heard an album where he was phoning it in (not even nocturama or kicking against the pricks)
Jacob Campbell
i know it's daunting because there's a lot of material to get into. what do you like user? i might be able to recommend a trajectory based on that
Justin Scott
lou reed
Anthony Collins
Typewriter wrtten album > PC written album. His quote about using computers to write music is accurate to a tee.
Eli Sanchez
actually i read that interview as well and it genuinely makes me wanna go out and buy a typewriter because i do feel like it might be cool to try
Julian Collins
Start with Door, Door/
Cameron Anderson
not him but also want to get into him I like
Elliott Smith, Sufjan Stevens, Brand New, Radiohead, Mew
Alexander Wood
Push the Sky Away, Skeleton Tree, and The Boatman's Call might be up your alley
Jason Gomez
>what would you say is his peak in terms of musical arrangements?
The Good Son has arguably some of his best vocal arrangements, especially the ballads, although I wouldn't regard that as their 'peak'. would probably have to agree with abbatoir blues as of now
he has a ton of songs for a live situation and ig they just wouldn't flow well. not to mention it wasn't as acclaimed, but I'm happy people are re-evaluating it
those are accurate choices. don't neglect TGS, i think that might appeal a lot too
Jackson Lee
>FUCK interesting music and singing, I just wanna write cool lyrics bro
yeah nah. publish a book of poems then you fucking hack
Sebastian Gomez
>>fuck interesting music and singing
>what is grinderman
>what is the birthday party
>what is let love in
>what is literally of his early albums
Benjamin Robinson
friendly reminder not to feed the trolls :)
Zachary Peterson
all trash. next?
Juan Cooper
suicide, hopefully
Grayson Ramirez
i'm not familiar with that song, but i can already surmise that it is the usual pretentious garbage monotony nick cave drolls out
Luke Wood
I'm a huge Tom Waits fan and I always get Nick recommended based on that, if it means anything.
Julian Long
I favor his NMSWP alot. His vocals on that album is insane. Oh My Lord being the highlight. It also manages to be funny despite Nick Cave's reputation as The Prince of Darkness.
Asher Nelson
Then either go for his TBP days if you like late experimental Waits or early Bad Seeds if you like bluesy Waits.
Kayden Smith
The GOOD SON
Nicholas Torres
I've only honestly listened to Dig Lazarus from him. idk why but I never l never checked out anything else of his. What are the absolute best albums he's made in people's opinion?