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  1. G-Nitro’s Daily Music Wrap-Up – 7/08/26

    I check out an album by Elliott Smith.

    Favorite Videos include PSY live from SUMMERSWAG 2026, WAX on Two Wheels Live, and more!

    g-nitro.com/g-nitros-daily-mus

    #Music #1001albums #ElliottSmith #Psy #SummerSwag #SummerSwag2026 #Wax #TwoWheelsLive

  2. G-Nitro’s Daily Music Wrap-Up – 7/08/26

    I check out an album by Elliott Smith.

    Favorite Videos include PSY live from SUMMERSWAG 2026, WAX on Two Wheels Live, and more!

    g-nitro.com/g-nitros-daily-mus

    #Music #1001albums #ElliottSmith #Psy #SummerSwag #SummerSwag2026 #Wax #TwoWheelsLive

  3. Friday: Start, stop and start Stupid acting smart .. You'll be the victim of your own dirty tricks .. I'm not surprised at all and really, why should I be? See nothing wrong See nothing wrong So sick and tired of all these #picturesofme Completely wrong Totally wrong #ElliottSmith #music

    Elliott Smith - Pictures Of Me...

  4. Friday: Start, stop and start Stupid acting smart .. You'll be the victim of your own dirty tricks .. I'm not surprised at all and really, why should I be? See nothing wrong See nothing wrong So sick and tired of all these #picturesofme Completely wrong Totally wrong #ElliottSmith #music

    Elliott Smith - Pictures Of Me...

  5. #ThisMortalCoil covered Tim Buckley's Song to the Siren and I was obsessed with this song as a teenager. It's still a beautiful thing.

    youtu.be/HFWKJ2FUiAQ

    Between the Bars by #ElliottSmith feels like the end of something.

    open.spotify.com/track/52Bg6oa

    and a positive, hopeful ending: Walls Come Tumbling Down by #TheStyleCouncil

    > (Governments crack and systems fall)
    > ('Cause unity is powerful)
    > Lights go out
    > Walls come tumbling down

    youtu.be/k5HfOipwvts

    #ThursdayFiveList #EndingCredits

  6. #ThisMortalCoil covered Tim Buckley's Song to the Siren and I was obsessed with this song as a teenager. It's still a beautiful thing.

    youtu.be/HFWKJ2FUiAQ

    Between the Bars by #ElliottSmith feels like the end of something.

    open.spotify.com/track/52Bg6oa

    and a positive, hopeful ending: Walls Come Tumbling Down by #TheStyleCouncil

    > (Governments crack and systems fall)
    > ('Cause unity is powerful)
    > Lights go out
    > Walls come tumbling down

    youtu.be/k5HfOipwvts

    #ThursdayFiveList #EndingCredits

  7. Today I shall mostly be drinking this and listening to #elliottsmith

  8. Today I shall mostly be drinking this and listening to #elliottsmith

  9. "When an artist dies, who gets to be remembered for their art, and who gets caught in the amber of their death? Longevity helps; if Picasso hadn't outlived his Blue Period and Guernica by a long stretch of years, he might be dinted today as indulgently moody. At eighty-two Leonard Cohen was still making decadently sad albums-his last, You Want It Darker, only months before his death-but because he wore a suit and spent time as a monk, he's remembered less as a poet laureate of melancholy, more as a poet, full stop. Elliott has been swallowed up by a darkness that fully consumed him only at the end. It's never seemed to use a childish word-fair. "There's kind of an inordinate amount of focus on whether I'm personally happy or not," Elliott said once. "If you have a bad dream, does that mean that you're not a happy person? I mean, that's the same place that songs come from.""

    — Jamie Fisher: Nobody Broke Your Heart

    #ElliottSmith

  10. "When an artist dies, who gets to be remembered for their art, and who gets caught in the amber of their death? Longevity helps; if Picasso hadn't outlived his Blue Period and Guernica by a long stretch of years, he might be dinted today as indulgently moody. At eighty-two Leonard Cohen was still making decadently sad albums-his last, You Want It Darker, only months before his death-but because he wore a suit and spent time as a monk, he's remembered less as a poet laureate of melancholy, more as a poet, full stop. Elliott has been swallowed up by a darkness that fully consumed him only at the end. It's never seemed to use a childish word-fair. "There's kind of an inordinate amount of focus on whether I'm personally happy or not," Elliott said once. "If you have a bad dream, does that mean that you're not a happy person? I mean, that's the same place that songs come from.""

    — Jamie Fisher: Nobody Broke Your Heart

    #ElliottSmith

  11. Starting to get into Jeff Hanson’s music, a mix of folk and folk-pop symphonies. He only made three albums in his all-too-short life, the two I’ve listened to are incredible. He had a lovely falsetto voice, full of tenderness, and his music evokes a sense of gentleness, innocence and unassuming beauty. Layered songwriting, in parts reminiscent of Elliott Smith, and indeed they were on the same label.

    #jeffhanson #elliottsmith

    youtu.be/Ch-LmRMHt6I?si=fHE0_V