Nick Drake - Pink Moon

[d.a.walker]

It's just slipped into my all time favourite albums list. I have had it on repeat for the last month! It's a timeless album....

[d.a.walker]

I got his debut album from 1970, Five Leaves Left, it's a timeless masterpiece. Some of the most beautiful string arrangements I have ever heard

[wirbel]

I also have Five Leaves Left; it's the only album so far, but i like it very much as well.

[d.a.walker]

oh you must must get Pink Moon, it's heartbreakingly stark and so sad. Just him and a guitar and it's utterly hypnotising. I don't think anything has met it's standards yet

[Franck]

It's just slipped into my all time favourite albums list. I have had it on repeat for the last month! It's a timeless album....

Indeed. It has to, this album is a masterpiece.

A shame he committed suicide before meeting success.

[RobB]

There's a new Nick Drake compilation album coming out called 'Family Tree' which is made up of pre-record contract cassette recordings.

[d.a.walker]

I have it and it is divine, i got mine from a 'secret' source last week, it's worth every single penny!!!!

[gerryuk]

I have all of his albums and I probably prefer five leaves left to Pink Moon, I only got into him a few years ago, when I got interested in the british folk music revival, and he was cited as a influence (he is not really folk as such) by Rachel Unthank and the Winterset (a brilliant band giivng a new slant to trad folk), who covered Riverman on their debut album.

http://www.rachelunthank.com/