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I'm looking for more accoustic based or mostly accoustic indie/alternative albums. So far I've come up with Nuetral milk, Bright eyes, and a couple others. But I wanted to get some input from the metamembers.
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Grant Lee Buffalo Mighty Joe Moon
The Coral Magic and Medicine
eels Daisies of the Galaxy
Go-Betweens Oceans Apart

Temporarily running out of ideas, but I'll get back to ya.


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Elephant Micah - And the Agrarian Malaise
J. Tillman - Long May You Run
National Lights - The Dead Will Walk, Dear

All 3 of these are among my all-time favorite albums, partifularly those first two.


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Ryan Adams - Heartbreaker
Cat Power - You Are Free
Bright Eyes - I'm Wide Awake, It's Morning
Richard Buckner - The Hill
Mark Kozelek - What's Next To The Moon
Crooked Fingers - Red Devil Dawn


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Margot and the Nuclear So and So's -- Dust of Retreat
 
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um...hello? (points at handle)
 
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um...hello? (points at handle)


Elliott's the first thing that came to mind. Then it was the Ladyhawk Anarchy EP. Then The Life Aquatic OST (Seu Jorge doing Bowie covers).
 
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-Badly Drawn Boy - the hour of bewilderbeast
-Belle n Sebastian - Tigermilk
-Isobel Campbell & Mark Lanegan - Ballad Of Broken Seas


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Any Iron & Wine album should do.
 
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most of the big ones I can think of were already mentioned. Others that come to mind...

Hayden - Skyscraper National Park
Sufjan Stevens - Seven Swans
Andrew Bird's Mysterious Production of Eggs
Feist - The Reminder
 
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oh and also...

Iron & Wine - Our Endless Numbered Days
Mirah - C'mon Miracle
Jose Gonzalez - Veneer
 
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Give the Microphones a try. I'd start with It Was Hot, We Stayed In the Water or The Glow Pt. 2.
 
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You could also go with Pajo - Pajo (self-titled album) or his other name Papa M. He's a former guitarist for this band Slint, who were pretty instense. But his solo work is softer and good.
 
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You guys kick ass. Thanks!
 
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Give the Microphones a try. I'd start with It Was Hot, We Stayed In the Water or The Glow Pt. 2.


I was just about to say that, i like the Glow pt. 2 more than my mom! I also second Mirah; C'mon Miracle is awesome.
 
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I would add

Young Prayer by Panda Bear.

great, heartfelt album.


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Anything by M. Ward. I personally like the Transfiguration of Vincent and Post War. I also second the Iron & Wine
 
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anything damien jurado.
and i second m. ward.
quality and consistency.
 
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Violent Femmes first album. Emiliana Torrini's "Fisherman's Woman". Anything by Darren Hanlon. Nick Drake's "Pink Moon" and Bruce Springsteen's "Nebraska" may not be indie, but are certainly essential.
 
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I second the Violent Femmes. Possibly one of the best acoustic albums ever.


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