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Poll Question: Pick Your FAVORITE Tim Album..
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    Posted: November 13 2017 at 01:55
I believe this Buck had a streak of 7 incredibly ambitious, incredibly diverse albums.

Not many artists can change so dramatically throughout their career like Tim could. 

I'm reading Dream Brother by David Browne right now, so the question beckons:

WHAT IS THE BEST BUCK??

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Lorca is one of the three peaks of 1970 in my book (the other two are CSNY's Déjà Vu and Traffic's John Barleycorn Must Die).
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My favorites probably go like..

1. Lorca
2. Starsailor
3. Greetings From LA
4. Goodbye and Hello
5. Happy Sad
6. Blue Afternoon
7. Debut Buck
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Originally posted by someone_else someone_else wrote:

Lorca is one of the three peaks of 1970 in my book (the other two are CSNY's Déjà Vu and Traffic's John Barleycorn Must Die).


For some reason, I've never listened to CSNY's Deja Vu. Even though it very clearly inspired IBIS, a band I quite like. Among many others. Listening to it now, thanks!!

The duel guitars in Almost Cut My Hair makes me think of some of that crazy riffing on New Trolls UT
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The first Album and Lorca are my favorites.
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Goodbye & Hello, Happy Sad, Blue Afternoon. Love his melancholy stuff, so powerful. "Once I Was" brings me to tears practically every time I hear it.
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Starsailor gets my vote, for very personal reasons, though the rest are quite good.
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Starsailor.
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New to Buckley here and although Starsailor is my favourite at the moment, I feel like it's going to change so I'll vote Happy Sad.
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If this was any other musical site, Goodbye and Hello would win hands down in this poll and if I was honest with myself I would have voted for Goodbye and Hello myself. However I voted for his most creative effort Stairsailor which is probably his best work, but not exactly easy to listen to with all the mixed musical styles going on.
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Originally posted by Raccoon Raccoon wrote:

My favorites probably go like..

1. Lorca
2. Starsailor
3. Greetings From LA
4. Goodbye and Hello
5. Happy Sad
6. Blue Afternoon
7. Debut Buck

 
that's about as close to mine as possible... Lorca is his wildest and most experimental.
 
 
 
Though I'd place Happy Sad above Greetings and G&H


Edited by Sean Trane - November 15 2017 at 04:11
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I'm glad to see a decent amount of appreciation for Buck. I wasn't sure how big he was on this site.

After hearing all of Starsailor, I realized that he was the TRUE inspiration for Demetrio Stratos' technique
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Starsailor by far. One of the absolute best avant garde rock albums.
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Hi,

I have to do some homework on this one ... haven't heard him in so long, I can't even remember him!
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Tough, but I'm going with Goodbye and Hello.  I saw him at the opening of the Fillmore East with Big Brother and the Holding Company and Albert King, in May of 1968 with The Byrds, and in October of that year with the Jeff Beck Group.  In August of 1969, two weeks before Woodstock (which I also went to) I saw him at The Atlantic City Pop Festival.
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Starsailor.

His son isn't bad either.
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Points: 15916 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 26 2017 at 11:31
I’ve only heard 1 of his albums and I loved it - Lorca. I need to acquire some of his LP’s.
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Points: 14103 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 27 2017 at 05:04
Lorca and Starsailor are great unique albums. I give my vote to Lorca.
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Points: 5538 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: January 05 2018 at 09:09
I choose Blue Afternoon. Just because it´s really hard to say which of them is the best and it got no votes.
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Starsailor, followed by Lorca.
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