I love "Old Black Hen" -- I wouldn't change anything about that song. The Scout Niblett track I love less, but I appreciate the unique flavor it adds to the record. This is one of my favorite albums of the 2000's -- none of Molina's other work ever came close to hitting me this hard.
Magnolia Electric Co Didn't It Rain The Lioness Nashville Moon What Comes After the Blues Trials and Errors Mi Sei Apparso Come Un Fantasma Pyramid Electric Co Black Ram Molina & Johnson Josephine Ghost Tropic Let Me Go Let Me Go Let Me Go Shohola Songs: Ohia Axxess and Ace Impala
The only ones I have are your top two (and "Pyramid" on vinyl). I like them both but I like "Magnolia" way better. I liked "Lioness" and "Ghost Tropic" well enough. I didn't care for "What Becomes of the Blues" at all.
I am kind of sick of the fact that there are so many "oral history" articles popping up nowadays, but I am looking forward to reading this one (on the recording of Magnolia Electric Co.): http://www.goldflakepaint.co.uk/jason-m ... ectric-co/
Re: A Farewell Transmission / The Jason Molina Thread
Mon April 03, 2017 5:55 pm
I've meant to mention this 100 times, but there's an authorized biography coming out next month (May 15th in the US); if you order through Secretly Canadian, it comes with a never-before-released radio sessions LP from 1995: