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Old 12-12-2014, 06:38 PM
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Originally Posted by louielouie2000 View Post
If anyone here hasn't listened to City and Colour, I can't encourage you enough to do so. Gorgeous, gorgeous acoustic folk music. Youtube the song As Much As I Ever Could, it's an excellent diving off point. Dallas Green has one of the most beautiful male voices I've ever heard.

Gotta say, I'm not a fan of the Decemberists, though. That dude's voice, most notably his inflection, are just dreadful to my ears.

All things totalled, I very much agree with this journalist's deduction about Fleetwood Mac's resurgence, though. Millennials (anyone currently age 34 & under) are hugely into this folk rock revival, at least in my neck of the woods. Bands like the Fleet Foxes, City and Colour, the Decemberists, First Aid Kit, The Shins/Broken Bells, Grizzly Bear, Angus & Julia Stone, The War on Drugs, Josh Rouse, and so many others are all pulling their sound from bands like Fleetwood Mac, Crosby Stills & Nash, etc. This in turn has driven an interest in the classic bands like FM. All of this falls hand in hand with the resurgence of vinyl, too. Anyone who says all new music is crap just isn't listening to what's out there right now.
Amen to everything you just said. I've actually been a fan of nearly all the bands and artists you've listed longer than FM, oddly enough, and while they didn't 'drive' me to FM, they do make some wonderful music. City and Colour and First Aid Kit are my two favourites from that list.
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