[Skuj]

I'm shocked at how good those two early 70s albums are, and how they were almost universally overlooked for decades. He reminds me of a kinder, gentler Dylan circa Blood On The Tracks.

Am I the only one here feeling the love for The Sugar Man?

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Originally Posted by Skuj

I'm shocked at how good those two early 70s albums are, and how they were almost universally overlooked for decades. He reminds me of a kinder, gentler Dylan circa Blood On The Tracks.

Am I the only one here feeling the love for The Sugar Man?

hellz no man. all of south africa is with you.

(i have that movie in my netflix queue, since i missed the theatrical release. looks very promising)

been listening to his stuff for some months now though. highly enjoyable, and a little sad.

[Toilet & Bowels]

I had to watch that documentary three times in two days for work, and it stood up to the intensive viewing, his music is too dylany for me though, although I think some of his lyrics are great.

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more than dylan he reminds me of that croce guy from the same era, with an occasional latin touch (one of his songs is even a bolero if i'm not wrong, and another features santana-like guitars)