this board has become completely unreadable

[samuel redman]

fotheringay 2 link?

[28if]

ban flipnut. BAN FLIPNUT.

[duovamp]

If we banned every obnoxious person here, there'd be no action.

[28if]

he's stifling my boarding creativity

[duovamp]

Then board harder, damnit.

[28if]

go fuck yourself

[duovamp]

Don't have to.

[Sonic Johnny]

OH SNAP!

[Dogfighter28]

duovamp why are you so adversarial?

[cocksure]

Originally Posted by samuel redman

fotheringay 2 link?

can't find it myself, but since you're becoming such a folkie, you should really give this a listen:

http://www.academyannex.com/blog/wp-...led_180g_1.jpg

anne briggs - anne briggs (1971)

Few legends loom larger than Anne Briggs in the history of British folk; she was a dazzlingly gifted young prodigy who was discovered by Ewan MacColl in 1962 and sporadically performed and recorded until 1973, when she decided she didn't care for the sound of her voice on record and walked away from her career, presumably for good. Briggs had recorded a pair of EPs and contributed to some compilation albums in the 1960s but didn't recorded a full LP until 1971, when she cut her full-length debut for the well-respected British folk label Topic Records. Of Briggs' three albums, Anne Briggs is easily the purest and most austere; Briggs sings a cappella on six of the ten songs, and on the rest she's accompanied only by an acoustic guitar or bouzouki, and the production is clean and straightforward, as if a microphone was placed in the room with Briggs and the results were put to tape with no further filtering or manipulation. Briggs' voice is stunning in its clarity and her command of her instrument is complete on these ten selections, but what makes this album a lasting classic is Briggs' gift as an interpreter. There's precious little in the way of forced drama in these performances, but Briggs inhabits these songs the way a truly gifted actor can slip completely into a character, and with the simplest tools at her disposal she turns these age-old melodies (with two Briggs originals for seasoning) into stories that draw the listener in, holding them breathless through the full ten minutes of "Young Tambling." Briggs draws from the classic repertoire of British folk on this album (two of the same songs would later appear on Fairport Convention's ground-breaking Liege & Lief), but she was willing to embrace idiosyncratic versions of these songs (most notably "Young Tambling," better known as "Tam Lin," and "The Cuckoo") and her interpretations are singular in their beauty and eloquence. In the liner notes that accompany the 2008 reissue of this album, Ken Hunt points out that many of the stories that circulate about Briggs' wild, nomadic life are myth rather than reality. But one has only to listen to Anne Briggs to realize that the legends of her gifts as a singer are rooted firmly in fact, with these recordings as proof.

-allmusic.com

amazing british folk revival stuff. willie o'winsbury became farewell farewell on liefe & liege, young tambling sort of became tam lin (both traditionals of course)

there's also an amazing version of willie o'winsbury on meg baird(of espers)'s solo album from 2007, current 93 released a version of young tambling closer to anne briggs' which is brilliant stuff

anyway here's a link hyyp://rapidshare.com/files/79804962/Anne_Briggs_-_Anne_Briggs.zip

[hnibos]

Goodbye

[murgle]

I'm bored.

[MstrGhost]

Gosh, I've been away for too long. You know there's something really wrong on Netphoria if the threads on the 2nd General Forum page are two weeks old!

[Order 66]

How big is your dads dick

[MstrGhost]

Go ask your mom.

Hi.

[28if]

Originally Posted by cocksure

can't find it myself, but since you're becoming such a folkie, you should really give this a listen:

http://www.academyannex.com/blog/wp-...led_180g_1.jpg

anne briggs - anne briggs (1971)

-allmusic.com

amazing british folk revival stuff. willie o'winsbury became farewell farewell on liefe & liege, young tambling sort of became tam lin (both traditionals of course)

there's also an amazing version of willie o'winsbury on meg baird(of espers)'s solo album from 2007, current 93 released a version of young tambling closer to anne briggs' which is brilliant stuff

anyway here's a link hyyp://rapidshare.com/files/79804962/Anne_Briggs_-_Anne_Briggs.zip

just dled, shit's awesome. are you a richard/linda thompson fan? love love want to see the bright lights.

[cocksure]

richard thompson turned to mediocrity shortly after fairport convention split up

he's still an amazing guitarist and all but imo these old people can all die

[cocksure]

jk i have enormous respect for him

[cocksure]

btw fotheringay 2 isnt good

[Nimrod's Son]

Originally Posted by Caine Walker

nimrod muted him because he duplicated one of dogfighter's posts. it was stupid.

that's not at all what happened. i muted him because he's an annoying prick who was posting in every thread.

when have you ever known me to run and hide because i muted/banned someone