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product_id: 58699388
title: "To Find Me Gone"
brand: "vetiver"
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# To Find Me Gone

**Brand:** vetiver
**Price:** B/.54
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

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- **What is this?** To Find Me Gone by vetiver
- **How much does it cost?** B/.54 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Description

2006 sophomore album by Andy Cabic&apos;s ever-evolving band Cabic, a member of Devendra Banhart&apos;s band, has expanded Vetiver into a full-on singer/songwriter project, aided and abetted by some of the best players in the extended family of which Cabic finds himself a member. Musically, there&apos;s a dreamy Topanga Canyon vibe on select songs (maybe that&apos;s the pedal steel calling on &apos;No One Word&apos;), and there&apos;s also plenty of crunchy candy for those who have appreciated Cabic&apos;s recent nod toward the magic of &apos;70&apos;s-era Fleetwood Mac. To Find Me Gone is Andy Cabic&apos;s own original statement, one that many will consider as one of the finest albums of 2006. 11 tracks. Fatcat.

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## Customer Reviews

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    acid folk rock music raises its foggy head revisited
  

*by W***N on Reviewed in the United States on October 5, 2007*

If you have been following the VETIVER story arc, then you know that on THE FIRST CD, all the great names in the present psychedelic folk rock scene, were gathered and had a little rainbow party (or so it sounds) in the recording. Names like Hope Sandoval (Read:MAZZY STAR), Devendra Banhart (The darling of the freak folk movement), Joanna Newsom (The harp player, and childlike singer, who's last album YS was declaired a masterpiece by many...not me, but many others I suppose), and a host of others. Seriously, this is a band that has PEDIGREE. However, i didnt fall into this band, thru the first album, i started here, on the second CD. The first song has this cool drone running thru it, and it sounds very eastern, then its followed by the next song with a strong beat, that if nothing reminded me of late period MGM songs by the Velvet Underground. Then,  the CD reaches its stride, in songs like NO ONE WORD, with its minimal guitar picking and smokey female vocals, and the beautiful DOUBLE, that reminds one of work by SIA (the singer from ZERO7). This song has much of a electronica sound happening in the production, which helps to break up the sound of the album in a nice way, to keep the audio picture constantly fresh and easy on the ear, without becoming easy listening. The album has wonderful walzes in it, which again seems to be a touchstone with all these new freakfolk musicians, even tho the FOLK part of the movement seems to be falling away, as we watch the new albums by IRON AND WINE, and DEVENDRA BANHART, etc, become more and more rock orienated. (As has Decemberists as well).I dont know why, but this album really gives me a great sense of hope. Its been 40 years since the infamous SUMMER OF LOVE, and i never thought there would be another psychedelic revival of beauty in music, and meaningful lyrics, with complex and thoughtful musicianship, but here it is, thanks to the ACID group mind of San  Fransesco. (or human talent and musical progress). The album in a whole, has enough going on, that you can play it over and over, and not get bored at all. In fact, its the kind of album that sort of leads you into another world of music. From here, its so easy to find the BANHART music, IRON AND WINE, ESPERS, NICK CASTRO, SIX ORGANS OF ADMITTANCE, and maybe Sufjan Stevens too. All these groups, are California bands, except for Sufjan Stevens, and Espers, which is a Philly band. I do think that a community that is this rich, seems to produce something greater than its parts. I dont know if San Franscesco is going to be the new SEATTLE, or ATHENS GEORGIA, or LIVERPOOL ENGLAND, or....San Fransesco 1967, when the Airplane, the Dead, the Moby Grape, Big Brother and Janis Joplin, Country Joe, Quicksilver, Steve Miller, Santana, CCR, and Its a Beautiful Day, showed people what a community of like minded spirits can do, when they work together, and have a common vibe of hope and beauty. So, if that kind of idealism, and forward looking musical forms and lyrics, with backward looking hippie traditions, is attractive to you, I would think that this would be a cool album to buy. Since different people are singing on different songs, you wont find the problem that you might find with some folk singers, when the voice might get "on your nerves" (technically, this has been diagnosed as AURAL DYLANITIS.) SO rush right out to your closest AMAZON.COM seller, and buy it today. AS the Jefferson Airplane once said, "LOOK WHATS HAPPENING OUT ON THE STREET, GOT A REVOLUTION GOT A REVOLUTION." And we need all the positive change we can get right now. PEACE BROTHERS AND SISTERS

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Five Stars
  

*by P***Y on Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2016*

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    Freak Folk for People Who Don't Know or Don't Care?
  

*by G***Z on Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2009*

To honest I know very little about the movement known as Freak Folk. I've heard of it but my general disinterest in Cosmic Cowboy type music has made me in no hurry to check it out. I like quality folk music, blues and heck even psychedelic music that doesn't bow down to the cliches of that genre but I am not a summer of love guy. (Not in the traditional sense mind you. I like my "hippy" music wild eyed, radical, and intense. I am not going to San Francisco with flowers in my hair.) So picture my surprise when I came across this album in my restless but somewhat lazy search for something new. To Find Me Gone is somehow clear eyed and trippy at the same time. And the band dust the whole thing in roots rock. Don't get me wrong this doesn't rock in a sweaty crazy way but they make sure the songs have the just right of muscle. When you can hear traces of Palace Music, prime Dylan, eastern style George Harrison modalities, and in one instance Kraut rock rhythms, you are not listening to some who gives a damn about categories. Not a party record but does every album have to be? These songs are not wildly splayed exercises in flash but carefully constructed songs that consider the possibilities of every moment. In my mind I store this album alongside the criminally under appreciated works of The Radar Bros. It is smartly sequenced, giving it the lightest touch of oomph to exist in a mellow state without becoming stagnant. It is really an album that persists. I may not listen everyday but, I am consistently rewarded for the time spent.

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