A pretty good song, created over just two chords..
- Isn't that the punk aesthetic? - which I don't usually believe in... but it seemed to work here.
---It is true Alaster (sp?) Crowley took more freedoms than is good for any man... and if RH puts much 'faith' in his profane/empty nilhism... that's one strike against him (in my book).
imperialpod...ummm...WHAT THE FUCK???? why don't you tell us what the hell you actually mean instead of spewing out reams of avant-garde abuse and just expecting us to agree with you [a child molester?? REALLY?? what on earth gave you that idea??] and for your information he is an incredible songwriter, just listen to any track from Underwater Moonlight or...well, ANYTHING he did with the Egyptians or the Soft Boys. Like jyranpuckett said, if you don't know Robyn's stuff then you won't get it.
You have to kind-of know Robyn Hitchcock already and kind of "buy-in" to know why this is funny. Much of what Robyn Hitchcock has done has been about CONTEXT. It is just how it is.
You have to kind-of know Robyn Hitchcock already and kind of "buy-in" to know why this is funny. Much of what Robyn Hitchcock has done has been about CONTEXT. It is just how it is.
Repeating the great man's name over shows how it is claiming credit by association (A more genuine tribute wouldn't need that) In terms of lyrical quality it is an insult.
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i'm sorry but this is awful. nick drake was a fucking great musician, but this is a pretty bland tribute to him, musically and at times lyrically too.
@mysouliscolouredpink It certainly isn't the most... ambitious tribute, but from what I've read about it, this is something Robyn did kind of for himself. The good intention is there... so I'll take it for what it is. :)
@hillstblues987 fair enough. sorry i just realised my comment was kind of dickheaded yesterday. thanks for being reasonable and not replying with the typical "why the fuck are you here then" kind of thing :)
@mysouliscolouredpink You might be right, but there's a certain hypnotic beauty to this song. It seems to be in a similar vein to "I Know Where Syd Barrett Lives" by Television Personalities. As bland as this may be, any song which sings the praises of Nick Drake is worth at least a listen or two. Not one of his strongest offerings, but some of Robyn Hitchcock's material is utterly sublime.
@swuzzups Its the music of a fraud. The music of a child molester. A heroin addict. A Crowley worshiper A Mind Control practitioner. A Lizard sucking kabala running piece of shit. ROBYN HITCHCOCK IS A FRAUD! HE IS A SATAN SUCKING FRAUD and if you don't believe me, invite him over for a Q n A with a polygraph machine. ROBYN HITCHCOCK + POLYGRAPH = JAIL = HIS DEATH.
One of Robyn's most delicate and beautiful songs that not only captures the soft folkish tone of nicks Music while still being very much in tribute. The album version is just amazing(see Bram Star-kind of hard to find now.)
hi, just thought you might also like "Tribute to Nick Drake" by Nicolai Dunger, its quite hard to find online, i found it on a swedish site and had to pay for it (shocking!) but if you are a nick drake fan, like me you will enjoy it, as it forms part of the collectin, but its also a very beautiful song, as you will hear for yourself :)
What a nice song to find here. I've always been fan of Nick Drake's music, and this is very classy tribute to him, performed by another classy artist. Well done.
thanks for this hillstblues, always wanted to hear this. nice montage at end too. love drake, love hitchcock. what more could we ask for? your efforts are appreciated!
A pretty good song, created over just two chords..
- Isn't that the punk aesthetic? - which I don't usually believe in... but it seemed to work here.
---It is true Alaster (sp?) Crowley took more freedoms than is good for any man... and if RH puts much 'faith' in his profane/empty nilhism... that's one strike against him (in my book).
marmas58ink 1 month ago
imperialpod...ummm...WHAT THE FUCK???? why don't you tell us what the hell you actually mean instead of spewing out reams of avant-garde abuse and just expecting us to agree with you [a child molester?? REALLY?? what on earth gave you that idea??] and for your information he is an incredible songwriter, just listen to any track from Underwater Moonlight or...well, ANYTHING he did with the Egyptians or the Soft Boys. Like jyranpuckett said, if you don't know Robyn's stuff then you won't get it.
MissPunkRockery 7 months ago in playlist Mix of Robyn Hitchcock et.al. by someone other
Hitchcock? more like hitchDICK! AMIRIGHT?????
stratfan7 9 months ago in playlist Robyn Hitchcock 3
You have to kind-of know Robyn Hitchcock already and kind of "buy-in" to know why this is funny. Much of what Robyn Hitchcock has done has been about CONTEXT. It is just how it is.
jryanpuckett 9 months ago 2
You have to kind-of know Robyn Hitchcock already and kind of "buy-in" to know why this is funny. Much of what Robyn Hitchcock has done has been about CONTEXT. It is just how it is.
jryanpuckett 9 months ago
Such strong feelings about Mr. Hitchcock! The song is powerful.. I didn't think it was THAT powerful.
cdc985 10 months ago
I agree, it is totally awful.
Repeating the great man's name over shows how it is claiming credit by association (A more genuine tribute wouldn't need that) In terms of lyrical quality it is an insult.
paceupndown 1 year ago
i am minded to place this high in the ranks of the most appallingly awful songs I have ever had the misfortune to come across.
As a work of art contrasting the subject matter's talent and the song writer's utterly unfulfilled musical aspirations however, it is faultless.
benjaminsocks 1 year ago
such a wonderful song...
kerlchen6 1 year ago
mysoulispink needs to take a back seat to robyn and take a few months off of his pedistal
wolftoes 1 year ago
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i'm sorry but this is awful. nick drake was a fucking great musician, but this is a pretty bland tribute to him, musically and at times lyrically too.
mysouliscolouredpink 1 year ago
@mysouliscolouredpink It certainly isn't the most... ambitious tribute, but from what I've read about it, this is something Robyn did kind of for himself. The good intention is there... so I'll take it for what it is. :)
hillstblues987 1 year ago 4
@hillstblues987 fair enough. sorry i just realised my comment was kind of dickheaded yesterday. thanks for being reasonable and not replying with the typical "why the fuck are you here then" kind of thing :)
mysouliscolouredpink 1 year ago
@mysouliscolouredpink I am in agreement.Even worse that Ringo's Liverpool song.
daehoidareht 1 year ago
@mysouliscolouredpink i'd love to him wave. sounds like robyn has done, don't know about you.
daisybelfield 1 year ago
@mysouliscolouredpink You might be right, but there's a certain hypnotic beauty to this song. It seems to be in a similar vein to "I Know Where Syd Barrett Lives" by Television Personalities. As bland as this may be, any song which sings the praises of Nick Drake is worth at least a listen or two. Not one of his strongest offerings, but some of Robyn Hitchcock's material is utterly sublime.
swuzzups 1 year ago
imperialpod 1 year ago
@imperialpod Um, OK.
swuzzups 1 year ago
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mysouliscolouredpink 1 year ago
One of Robyn's most delicate and beautiful songs that not only captures the soft folkish tone of nicks Music while still being very much in tribute. The album version is just amazing(see Bram Star-kind of hard to find now.)
fetishalchemy 1 year ago
Thank you. I am crying.
jvanderveen 2 years ago
cool...i produced the orig version of this.Great bloke,really good guitar player too.
shabbamanuk 2 years ago
Nicely done. Thanks.
rederic2004 2 years ago
Thats a beautiful song, the Barbican loved it the other night, as did I. An unexpected delight.
spiralfries 2 years ago
thank you Caroline, it's lovely!
wordofgord
thewordofgord 2 years ago
I saw him at lalapalooza?
cremington10 2 years ago
And now we rise, and we are everywhere
Nick was too pure for this world
mammaketchup 2 years ago 3
couldn't say it any better myself
hillstblues987 2 years ago
hi, just thought you might also like "Tribute to Nick Drake" by Nicolai Dunger, its quite hard to find online, i found it on a swedish site and had to pay for it (shocking!) but if you are a nick drake fan, like me you will enjoy it, as it forms part of the collectin, but its also a very beautiful song, as you will hear for yourself :)
mattatatat 2 years ago
i'd love to hear it! I'll have to do some searching
hillstblues987 2 years ago
What a nice song to find here. I've always been fan of Nick Drake's music, and this is very classy tribute to him, performed by another classy artist. Well done.
Ladydiode 2 years ago
Beautiful song
emiliano451 2 years ago
Nick Drake was a genius.
AlecNRoll16 2 years ago
Beautiful, thank you.
pantagruel6 2 years ago
thanks for this hillstblues, always wanted to hear this. nice montage at end too. love drake, love hitchcock. what more could we ask for? your efforts are appreciated!
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thewordofgord 3 years ago
Just another example of Robyn's genius. Thanks for posting this.
fegmaniac 3 years ago
The habits of a lifetime "will" lay you low.
flawedplan 3 years ago
Very nice! :)
balobon 3 years ago
Thanks for this, it's a really great tune. I've only heard the live version but not this
one, well done for putting it up.
Ive written a song about Nick too which was recorded in 2001 after a show I put on.
Ive just put it on youtube this week.
Have a listen and let me know what you think.
regards karl
karljokat 3 years ago
I Like your voice!
Thank You for sharing!
phree2b 4 years ago
the song is actually by robyn hitchcock- i had nothing to do with it except for posting it! thanks though :)
hillstblues987 4 years ago