Scott
Scott Walker · 1967
40 min · 12 tracks · country
A haunting blend of orchestral arrangements and introspective lyrics that redefine pop music's emotional landscape.
Why this album works
'Scott' is significant for its ambitious orchestration and lyrical depth, influencing the art-pop movement and earning critical acclaim from publications like Rolling Stone. The album showcases a shift in popular music towards more complex storytelling and sophisticated soundscapes.
- Best for
- steady pacing for reflective moments introspective themes for deep listening haunting melodies for emotional resonance
- Context
- Released in September 1967, 'Scott' was Scott Walker's third solo album, following his acclaimed work with The Walker Brothers. At this point in his career, he was transitioning from pop heartthrob to an artist exploring darker, more avant-garde themes.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Kate Bush· Duran Duran· David Bowie· giorge mijael· John Lennon· Ringo Starr· Joe Jackson· Bee Gees
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Mathilde Standout 2:39
- 2 Montague Terrace (In Blue) Standout 3:31
- 3 Angelica 4:02
- 4 The Lady Came From Baltimore 1:59
- 5 When Joanna Loved Me 3:09
- 6 My Death Standout 4:56
- 7 The Big Hurt 2:27
- 8 Such a Small Love 4:54
- 9 You’re Gonna Hear From Me 2:55
- 10 Through a Long and Sleepless Night 4:12
- 11 Always Coming Back to You 2:41
- 12 Amsterdam 3:04
Reference: Wikipedia · MusicBrainz · Wikidata
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