Pink Moon (studio album) by Nick Drake

One of the most overrated albums, not necessarily bad, but too monotonous and lackluster.

L'album le plus mélancolique qu'il m'a été donné d'écouter. C'est très beau et réellement touchant. Un chef d'œuvre de la folk music.

Pleasant, but this minimalistic style of folk rock doesn't usually appeal to me and I won't rush to listen to it again. But I can see it growing on me on future listens. Parasite is the pick of the tracks for me.

Its a ninety for me, possible not my favourite. Five Leaves Left is my number one for the moment.

A brilliant singer songwriter album that showcases just how amazing Nick Drake can be even when he is isolated with just his vocal and guitar. In result of this, we get something that feels a little bare but in my opinion this only adds to the atmosphere. With it just being Nick Drake we get a hauntingly beautiful experience that feels extremely melancholic. He makes us feel like he is performing solely to the listener as well and it is so easy to get sucked into the atmosphere on this record. This is primarily due to his delicate string plucking which feels so personal and like it is an extension of himself. He portrays his emotion brilliantly through his guitar making it so easy to connect to him as an artist and as a person. His vocal is phenomenal as well with its deeper tone occasionally drifting into a more delicate and soft style which is so pleasing to the ear. Finally, there are his fantastic lyrics which are intelligent and introspective making them well worth analysing and exploring. Overall, this might not be his greatest album but it is definitely his most personal and on here he has created one of the best singer songwriter albums of all time.

Great acoustic folk album. One of the stand outs of the genre. Just really pleasant and consistent to listen to, yet still quite impressive musically.

Good album

A sad album yet full of wonderful melodies that strike me every time I listen

At this particular time folk singer-songwriters were huge and unfortunately Nick Drake was someone that didn't get to shine in that moment. However, this album shows and proves that he was every bit as good and important in that time as Dylan, Mitchell and Young and I'm glad that he is getting the acclaim that he ultimately always deserved.

I see this album as a bit overrated. I can respect it as a last effort from this underappreciated man, but I see this as a mixed bag. I think that Bryter Layter is better than this one, however his best song - Things Behind The Sun lands here, it's beautiful and haunting. I don't care for title track very much, i really like Place To Be and Which Will.