Originally Posted by Clemburt
Long discography to choose from. As well as 'Electric', 'Mock Tudor' and 'Mirror Blue' are good places to start. Very distinctive and original songwriting which evokes a sense of place and a very English sensibility. Of the older albums which more directly reflect folk influences, 'I Want to See the Bright Lights' is regarded as a classic, although my preference has been for the quirky 'Hokey Pokey'. 'You, Me, Us' has a devastating acoustic set in part 2. I also love 'Henry the Human Fly', his first and very folky album.
Just a quick footnote to the above. 'Mock Tudor' and 'Mirror Blue' are both now in MQA 192k; the improvements are a revelation.

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