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Excellent choice. But I raise you a Blixa.

why is he your favorite? what's your favorite song by him?

Joanna Newsom, I don't know how she can write so beautifully.

>>20960
Came here to post this. I was at a friend's place, contemplating kissing him for the first time, and his playlist had Sprout and the Bean, which completely distracted me as I desperately searched for the artist. I became just so fascinated by her music from that point on.

>>20960
I love, love, love her. I could write a dissertation about her. In fact I was planning to write something about one of her songs.

feels good

>>20960
>>21016

Yess, Joanna and Vashti are so good. Karen Dalton, Leonard Cohen, Bob Dylan, Mariee Sioux, and Joni Mitchell are geniuses.

>>20846
ultimate husbando

>>23440
>>20960
>>21016

The absolute best taste. I love you all.

Minae Saito, 4th from the left

>>20930
based her Idler Wheel album is incredible

>>24042
Based, love her.

>>24042
Yes yes yes. She's an actual goddess.

he. also fiona apple ofc.

juice newton

King of meaningless yet beautiful lyrics, probably not my favorite songwriter though but definitely from my favorite band (Yes)

>>24066
I love Yes too and his vocals and lyrics add a ton to the band. Linking one of my favorite Yes songs that shows off his melody and poetry

>>24061
>>23440
>>20930
sooooo good

>>24072
Great choice! Very uncommon lyrics for Yes, this is more of a love song. I wouldn't be surprised if Jon had help writing the lyrics, maybe Howe co-wrote them since the poetic lyrics seem similar to the lyrics he wrote on his own solo work but maybe I am being hopeful, since I love Howe as well.
As for Jon's more 'meaningless' lyrics, I really do love how they sound. People make fun at "rearrange your liver to the solid mental grace" and "dreamer easy in the chair that really fits you" but I think both lyrics are so strong and impactful for reasons I cannot quite express.

If I could understand what he was saying, it would probably be him

I really love her first solo album Bella Donna.

Also Nick Cave, but Bob Dylan is also very important to me. After my Mum died I had a sort of existential crisis and kept listening to Stuck Inside of Mobile and Visions of Johanna over again. Louise was who I was and Johanna was this sort of vague, indefinable idea of who I wanted to be. Mobile was the life I was living and Memphis was the life I could be living if I could ever find out how to get free of whatever was keeping me down.

I know she's cringe for a lot of people but lana del rey. No one before her was really writing about the modern young woman experience in such a specific way.

>>25256
I second this.

>>20960
Oh to find all that lyrical perfection and listen to it for the first time ever is something I wish I could experience again and again. I love u Joanna