Nick Drake - A Treasury - Hybrid SACD at Amazon GBP2.99 incl delivery

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  Ramphastos1 year, 3 months ago #1Show comment toolsReply

  Voted hot. A great find. I didn't know Drake was available on SACD. Thanks.
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  Boz1 year, 3 months ago #2Show comment toolsReply

  I have this ... absolutely superb CD
  Love Nick Drake's Stuff ... Shame He's no longer around.
  Heat Added
  For those unfamiliar with his works check this out
  One of the best love songs i've ever heard
  
  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2LSU8LIjNbA
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  trickydickygolf1 year, 3 months ago #3Show comment toolsReply

  Voted hot. Unfortunately, old enough to have come across Nick Drake on an Island sampler 'El Pea' around 1973. Going to buy this.......
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  anglo1 year, 3 months ago #4Show comment toolsReply

  trickydickygolf

  Voted hot. Unfortunately, old enough to have come across Nick Drake on an Island sampler 'El Pea' around 1973. Going to buy this.......

  
  I have 'El Pea' too which gave me an intro to quite a few new bands back then, such as; Quintessence, Heads, Hands & Feet and Mott The Hoople who were the band I most got into from this sampler. I can take or leave them now but at the time they were the bees knees.
  
  I bought Nick Drakes 'Five Leaves Left' (1969) for 50p from Woolies bargain bucket in either '70 or '71. I had never heard of him and just took a chance buying it along with a 'Spooky Tooth' album.
  I loved it from day one and have played it fairly regularly over the 40 years since, eventually buying in CD format to protect the vinyl from wear.
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  trickydickygolf1 year, 3 months ago #5Show comment toolsReply

  anglo

  trickydickygolf

  Voted hot. Unfortunately, old enough to have come across Nick Drake on an Island sampler 'El Pea' around 1973. Going to buy this.......

  
  I have 'El Pea' too which gave me an intro to quite a few new bands back then, such as; Quintessence, Heads, Hands & Feet and Mott The Hoople who were the band I most got into from this sampler. I can take or leave them now but at the time they were the bees knees.
  
  I bought Nick Drakes 'Five Leaves Left' (1969) for 50p from Woolies bargain bucket in either '70 or '71. I had never heard of him and just took a chance buying it along with a 'Spooky Tooth' album.
  I loved it from day one and have played it fairly regularly over the 40 years since, eventually buying in CD format to protect the vinyl from wear.

  
  Mountain, Jethro Tull and Free for me.......happy days
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  SteamboatWillie1 year, 3 months ago #6Show comment toolsReply

  Brad Pitts favourite musician apparantly! Hot.

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