Bill Clint - The Crying Of A Generation (Korean Remastered) (1975/2009)

Little known except for some enthusiasts, this is a super rare item from the 70's folk / SSW album. While the influence of 60's folk such as Eric Anderson and Phil Ochs can be seen and hidden in a simple style based on acoustic guitar playing, the song with rhythm section and organ is a Dylan-like folk. It inherits the rock style. Nick Drake and Tim Buckley are cited because they have an acid and introspective taste that is unique to an independent production board. Among them, the Buckley-style acid folk that is developed in the third song "Christmas in Julai" and the following masterpiece "Angel Don't Need Friends" that lasts more than 11 minutes are the highlights. All songs are original. The irregular double jacket of the master LP (Joint Artist Records), which is difficult to obtain, is faithfully reproduced. The cover illustration is by himself and Jane Clint