Tim Buckley- The Dream Belongs To MeLabel: Real Gone Music Reissued 2020, Originally released 2001 Of all the singer songwriters to emerge from the 60s, Tim Buckley was the most difficult to pigeonhole. Was his music folk? Rock? Jazz? Even R&B? The answer was, of course, that it was all of those things. Add to that an impossible to pin down persona, and a lyrical bent that swung wildly from the poetic to the profane, and one can understand why Buckley continues to fascinate today, some

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with seemingly incongruous cinematic changes reminiscent of ‘60s Italian pop music and movie scores

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1997’s Around the Fur and 2000’s White Pony

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a certain congruity between Rev's work and the radical minimalism of the Finnish label's sound

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Label: New Elektra

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