lathoDie erste MS-LP finde ich immer noch groß, dann verlieren sie aber. Was muss man von Opal und Rainy Day haben, otis?
Ich antworte hier mal in Vertretung. Von Rainy Day gibt es nur das Album „Rainy Day“. Von Opal gibt es das Album „Happy Nightmare Baby“ und eine Sammlung früherer Aufnahmen mit dem Titel „Early Recordings“:
While Opal’s Happy Nightmare Baby is more representative of the group’s richly textured brand of neo-psychedelia, the stripped-down Early Recordings compilation is an even better example of David Roback and Kendra Smith’s remarkable songcraft. Released in the wake of the group’s breakup, the album collects the majority of tracks from the Fell From the Sun and Northern Line EPs, along with a handful of outtakes and unreleased cuts, all spotlighting Opal’s more subdued, acoustic-folk side. Peeling away the mystical haze which enshrouded Happy Nightmare Baby, the songs are plaintive and stark, exposing the emotional complexity at the band’s core — the wistful „Empty Box Blues“ and the haunting „Harriet Brown,“ both previously unissued, are unmatched in their beauty and grace.
http://wc09.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:39fqxqe5ldae
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