Investigating how ELLIOTT SMITH got his sound 

Yes, I agree he was incredible at writing lyrics!

Do your own thing everyone’s got something they can give creatively it’s just time and work. If you pop it your heart into your art as he said if you like it somebody else will probably like it.

Great insight!

Played and sang twice, vocal double tracking is easy to do but doubling the entire performance live with the acoustic as well is mind boggling hard to do.

I subscribe every single word. It’s like a wrote this myself.

I play a lot of songs from him. Do you want to connect?

Thank you! Will do!

Thank you!

Wow, thank you!

Thank you!

Thank you!!

That's a good one!

Hi, thank you for asking! Right now the only place to listen to it is here on RU-vid.

What type of music theory would you like?

@@Axel_Ironvalley Its been a while since I watched this, but I feel like a bit of examination into the chord progressions he uses and the way he puts substitutions in and modal interchange while switching between parts of his songs might have added some good insight. As well as the unique voicings that elliott seems to use a lot in his guitar playing, and the common intervals he focuses on in regards to his melodies over his choices.

And chromatic movement

what r u waffling sbr

Is this a scarface reference?

He was way more like the beatles than Nick Drake. His actual songs don't sound anything like Nick Drake beyond the surface level. Nick made folk songs, elliott made pop songs.

this is an incredibly ignorant take

@neopolitancc4184 it's true. You are ignorant 👍

@@SonyaBladesBooty Nick drakes music is so different bro. nick doesnt own the acoustic guitar dawg

Doesn't sound like you've listened to either.