"Ghosts of the Great Highway" by Sun Kil Moon sounds particularly good on this rainy Seattle morning. This is an album that doesn't beat you over the head with pop simplicity, but instead quietly slips in the side door of your brain with its poignant, haunting, well crafted bits of musical complexity. Definitely one of my favorites of the last year or so. Josh Jeter, thanks once again for showing me the musical light.
Buy it on iTunes
p.s. Also a great album for studying/reading. It's hard to find these after all.
1 comment:
And what are you studying?
(Yes, Pancho Villa!)
Have you tried AA Bondy?
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