Joni Mitchell - The Hissing Of Summer Lawns
I think her writing and singing gets better as the records go along: things get more personal, more intense. The music gets more divided, more abstract. I don't know, it's just a cool progression, a cool progression of records. I don't know anyone else from that decade, actually I don't know anyone else who has that lineage and that strength of vision. Certainly, not someone who comes out of a pop context, except maybe someone like Scott Walker.
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Mitchellin Man: Destroyer's Favourite Albums
Mitchellin Man: Destroyer's Favourite Albums
Merek Cooper
, August 12th, 2015 10:32
Before he releases his new album Poison Season later this month, Destroyer's Dan Bejar places a call to Merek Cooper to talk to him about saxophones, heroin and going through a seven-year Joni Mitchell phase