45. Tragic Songs of Life
(1956) - The Louvin Brothers 91/100. This was just cool. My Grateful Dead/Phish love introduced me to bluegrass and this was one of the first full blown bluegrass albums I've ever really sat down with. I like the combination of guitar and mandolin. They are seen in some circles as one of the best bluegrass artist of all time and, while I don't have a whole lot of experience with this genre, it is hard to disagree. Being a big Nirvana fan, I have to give props to In the Pines. I don't know if this is something I will listen to all of the time but a good pick and has been added to the list of albums I need to buy and not just listen to on Grooveshark. Listened: 1/24/2011
Favorite Tracks: Mary of the Moor, My Brother's Will, In the Pines
(1956) - The Louvin Brothers 91/100. This was just cool. My Grateful Dead/Phish love introduced me to bluegrass and this was one of the first full blown bluegrass albums I've ever really sat down with. I like the combination of guitar and mandolin. They are seen in some circles as one of the best bluegrass artist of all time and, while I don't have a whole lot of experience with this genre, it is hard to disagree. Being a big Nirvana fan, I have to give props to In the Pines. I don't know if this is something I will listen to all of the time but a good pick and has been added to the list of albums I need to buy and not just listen to on Grooveshark. Listened: 1/24/2011
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