Yea simon and garfunkle have some great songs, especially "i am a rock", "scarborough fair" and "hazy shade of winter" they really did have a good way with melody.

I secretly like S&G, especially the Bridge Over... LP. Key word: secretly. If I admitted it publicly I'd feel unhip and old, and I would be too likely to remember how long ago it was that I played Bridge to the brink of death, and that would make me remember the girl I was in love with and how I spent all spring break my freshman year in college hunkered down miserable, foggy outside, smoking cigarette after cigarette in my parents' living room while they were away at work, Bridge spinning on the old Sears console stereo, taking a walk to the post office every freaking noon to see if SHE had written back yet after I sent a letter every day, only to find an empty mailbox EVERY DAY, and then going back to my dorm after spring break and finding out she was avoiding me by eating at different times than usual in the cafeteria, and then how she dumped me just dumped me.

God, don't get me started. Where's my damned NNCK album.

I Garfunkled your mother

art garfunkel posts here, did you know that? his username is uh finding nobody i think,.

Like a lot of 50's to 60's groups I (sadly) haven't heard that much from them.

It's Hazy Shade of Winter.

Scarborough Fair is really good.

sounds of silence is a great song. i dont really know anything by them other then that

I never liked Art Garfunkle. Paul Simon was where it was at.

Adorable baby girl. I love this photo.

The fact that Garfunkel is spelt wrong in the title of this thread is driving me nuts.


....I'm neurotic like that.

I just saw the Concert in Central Park again, damn they pack a crowd!!!

They're a little boring and maudlin, actually. But I can take em in small doses. Bridge is a good album sometimes. Depends on my mood, and I have to skip over the actual "Bridge Over..." track. Paul Simon solo is more boring than S&G, for some reason. He's pretty lame.