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Cripple Crow
Released: 2005 22 tracks-
- 6. Quedateluna
- 7. Queen Bee
- 10. The Beatles
- 11. Dragonflys
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- 12. Cripple Crow
- 13. Inaniel
- 14. Hey Mama Wolf
- 16. Chinese Children
- 17. Saw Kill River
- 18. I Love That Man
- 20. Korean Dogwood
- 21. Little Boys
- 22. Canela
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As an avid Devendra Banhart fan, I can't help but want to post one of my favorite pieces by the singer/ songwriter. I'd like to assume that everyone knows who Devendra Banhart is but in case you don't, allow me to fill you in on the musical mania you've missed. Devendra Banhart was born 1981 and was mostly raised in Venezuela, hence the Spanish undertones. His music can be considered indie folk, naturalismo, or even new weird America meaning basically that he can't be... MORE
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So basically I'm going through another musical/internet dry spell again. I haven't wanted to get on the internet, talk to anyone on the internet, find any new music, or really listen to anything except my Billie Holiday records from time to time. So I'm feeling very tired and stressed out about it. And exams are coming up and I'm kind of freaking out on the inside because of the Calculus Exam that I will not pass, and a little bit about AP Psych. What does Devendra Banha... MORE
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"quetate luna"
it might start slow but it picks up and i have to physically stop myself from moving if i'm listening to this song in public on my ipod.
anyone else have songs like this?
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All eyes came to rest on a shadowy figure hunched over a classical guitar. Slowly, the spotlights came up to illuminate a solitary Devendra Banhart. Without shaking the hair from his eyes, he flexed his fingers and launched into "Quedate Luna." This was the Devendra Banhart we'd grown accustomed to over the past three years. Just Devendra, his guitar, and his quavering voice. His fourth album, Cripple Crow, begins with a similar sparseness. The finger-style arpeggiations... MORE
