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Townes Van Zandt – Waitin’ Around to Die

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Nico – My Only Child + All That is My Own

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Two haunting and hallucinogenic songs by Nico, visionary songstress, now best known for singing with the Velvet Underground (and maybe for her songs in The Royal Tenenbaums), appearing in the film La Cicatrice Intérieure / The Inner Scar (1972) by French auteur filmmaker Philippe Garrel

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David Bowie – ‘My Death’ – live 1973

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This is one of David Bowie’s best songs, and few know about it. . .  A very loose cover of La Mort by the great Belgian bard Jacques Brel. Lyrics by the American musician and songwriter Mort Shuman. Someone— probably Bowie, either improvising or intentionally— also changed a fraction of Shuman’s lyrics. 

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Glenn Yarbrough – The Greatest Adventure

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The original animated The Hobbit film (1977), by Jules Bass and Arthur Rankin Jr., with its tiny budget, unassuming character animation, and beautiful watercolor backdrops, is actually a lot better than the newer live action trilogy (2012-14), with its massive budget, endless special effects, and 3D, IMax, IMax3D, HFR3D, and IMAX3D-HFR etc formats. The soundtrack, featuring several songs by luminary and then-famous folk singer Glenn Yarbrough, is also great. Lyrics by Jules Bass and Maury Laws, adapted from Tolkien’s songs in the novel 

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