'At the Chime of a City Clock', and 'Poor Boy' are fine tracks, but, again, such a solid effort.

Next was 'Bryter Later', in which Drake also takes on several guest musicians.Richard Thompson, John Cale, and others, play creepy (kind of ) music behind Drake's cold, emotionless vocals.I like this album a good bit as well, another 4-star effort. 'Time has Told Me' and 'Fruit Tree' stand out, but I give this a solid 4-star rating. Nick only released three albums in his short life, let's examine them a bit.ĭrake, like myself, suffered with clinical/manic depression his entire life, which often comes through in his music, as we will see.his debut (from 1969), 'Five Leaves Left', is quite a good one, actually, should you be up for such.Drake enlists help from several top notch musicians, Richard Thompson and Tristan Fry, to name a couple.this is a melancholy, disturbing effort from a man who OBVIOUSLY suffered from sever depression (If you never have you are fortunate and wouldn't understand).this, however, is a fine disc, I listen to Drake (and Smith) now and then, just so I can remember that there are people out there who feel like I do. Wait till I get to Elliott's stuff, I have a mountain of it. DO NOT expect the usual BigScott Rock-o-Rama on this one, this is kind of eerie, kind of chilling, kind of cold. Relative to how I am feeling recently, had to be Nick Drake or Elliott Smith today, and Nick had the lesser discography, so let's go that way.

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