a time when he released his sixth album (the beautiful "Hold Time") in praise of a press that I had - in Frankly - liked waking up earlier, I suggest you (re) discovered two unknown pieces of good old M WARD, international champion of a night hike to whoop on the porch, a glass of Southern Comfort hand. The first is from the album of Rodriguez ( "Swing Like a Metronome" ) published by Devil In The Woods in 1999.
At the time, Matt was part of this strange trio, both passionate rock oblique firehose and Sonic Youth but also by some great folk singers such as rural Townes Van Zandt . He composed and sang a good half of the songs, like this disarming Teresa , which contains one of my favorite rhymes approximate all time: "You Can Cover it in mud / I Will Always think you're talented." For the record, the song is produced by Jason Lytle of Grandaddy ...
RODRIGUEZ Teresa
rarer to find, the song "Persuasion" below was donated by the artist to site visitors Disks Eat all, who published his label first two albums in France.
The song is from, I believe, sessions for the album "End Of Amnesia". She has in all cases the invoice dreamy and comforting.
M WARD Persuasion
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