🇺🇦 #NowPlaying on #KEXP's #MiddayShow

Elliott Smith:
🎵 Let’s Get Lost

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https://elliottsmith.bandcamp.com/track/lets-get-lost

https://open.spotify.com/track/0aMef34VBtMunRhdPExNcX

🇺🇦 #NowPlaying on #BBC6Music's #ChrisHawkins

Elliott Smith:
🎵 Pitseleh

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https://shoulderfreeze.bandcamp.com/track/pitseleh-elliott-smith

https://open.spotify.com/track/1Q0sk7b7PAGjgC3R5zyuWt

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dwsSbAKs3yo

To this day, that has to be one of the oddest morning shows in existence. The junkie puppet was a nice touch. Almost like it was dreamt up from one of Elliott's nightmare dreams.

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Elliott Smith and Ludwig Wittgenstein

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https://thoughts.pivic.com/elliott-smith-and-ludwig-wittgenstein

"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

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