SMITH, ELLIOTT – From A Basement On The Hill

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SMITH, ELLIOTT – From A Basement On The HillFrom A Basement On The Hill, Elliott Smiths final studio album, was originally released posthumously in 2004. His highest charting release, From A Basement was met with widespread acclaim from fans and critics alike, noting the albums expanded musical textures that nevertheless retained the welcoming and empathetic intimacy of Smiths songwriting. Rich with swampy guitar lines and hazy vocals, From A Basement unifies the 60s psychedelic sound often

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