Tim Hardin 2
by Tim Hardin

Tim Hardin 2 by Tim Hardin
Year: 1967
Release date: 1967-04-00
Overall rank: 6,064th   Overall chart history
Average Rating: 
76/100 (from 50 votes)
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Accolades:
Award Top albums of 1967 (66th)
Award Top albums of of the 1960s (461st)
Award Best albums of all time (6,064th)

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Tim Hardin bestography

Tim Hardin 2 is ranked 2nd best out of 11 albums by Tim Hardin on BestEverAlbums.com.

The best album by Tim Hardin is Tim Hardin 1 which is ranked number 4919 in the list of all-time albums with a total rank score of 288.

Tim Hardin album bestography « Higher ranked (4,919th)
Tim Hardin 1
This album (6,064th)
Tim Hardin 2
Lower ranked (38,074th) »
Tim Hardin 3: Live In Concert

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Overall rank: 6,064th | 1960s rank: 461st | 1967 rank: 66th  Overall chart history
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“EDIT: I am editing this slightly and so I can make this shit show up again on the timeline. I am a small feeble man who needs his works seen at all times. On all sides my foibles and insecurities hem me in. And that is a fact. Also as of now a RIDICULOUS 9 albums from 1969 are on my overall chart…”
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“My Top 5 7 Favorite Singer-Songwriter Albums of 1967: Okay, and so here we are with year by year ranks. Now that Dylan by this time had given up his chokehold on the genre and field, I see that 1967 still had some stellar Dylan. But along with that 1967 saw the arrival of a person who may challenge…”
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Of All these classic singer-songwriter statements in 1967, this album seems the most unassuming. It sounds the least adventurous and the least flashy with its wordplay. There are no epic lyrical intensities of Leonard Cohen. Nor is there the brilliant rhythm section heroics or Biblical parables and mysteries of John Wesley Harding. Nor is there the fearless experimentation and vocal flights of Goodbye and Hello. Nor is there the quiet political tensions of Jerry Moore, or the classical aspects and chamber folk experimentations or 7-9 minute poems of Pleasures of the Harbor or the psychedelic experimentation and child-like flights of fancy of Donovan, or the Proto-Buckley dreamy production and velvety pipes of Fred Neil. And yet this album may just be the most succintly well-rounded and best written and most affecting of all these albums in many ways. Its a perfectly distilled 23 minute set of songs with absolutely no wasted anything. The vocals ache and the words ring completely true, and the band adds non-showy yet brilliant touches with a gorgeous horn here and a killer drum fill there, the guitars shimmer and cut, etc. The whole Tim Hardin 2 album floats through, completely serene, completely immaculate, untainted by silliness or extravagance. Its just about as perfect an album as was released in the 1960s.

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70/100
Another nice collection of songs from Tim Hardin. A little lower in quality but more cohesive in comparison to his debut, I think. A great display of songwriting.
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Unbelievable collection of eternal folk classics. A must-listen for folk-likers out there.
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