#Goodbye and Hello

[folkimplosionmusic]

Billboard promoting "Goodbye And Hello" on Sunset Strip, 1967

[rastronomicals]

4:43 AM EDT May 16, 2024:

Tim Buckley - "I Never Asked To Be Your Mountain" From the album Goodbye and Hello (June 1967)

Last song scrobbled from iTunes at Last.fm

[bydayiamnothingandbynightiami]

everywhere there's rain my love

everywhere there's fear

[timbuckleyarchives]

My Tim Buckley Story

by Carri Gicker

It was 1966 and my friend Cecily and I decided, that instead of being nerdy doofuses, we were gonna be hippies, because we read about it in the San Francisco Chronicle. So we got sandals and clothes and stuff, and we were hippies.

No one our school was hippies except for us. So we had to get the right music, and we didn't have any sources to tell us what was cool or anything, there was nothing that they played on the radio. So we decided we were just gonna go to the store; the record store still had those little booths where you could listen to the records and stuff, and we each going to pick out one record based purely on the cover.

So they were having this festival, this music festival up on Mount Tamalpais, and all these acts were gonna be there, like The Doors

were supposed to show up but I don't think they ever played. Sons of Champlain, Tim Buckley, Jefferson Airplane, Captain Beefheart; it was the Magic Mountain Music Festival.

The Hell's Angels had it all kind of blocked-in, whatever that amphitheatre up there is called; that Greek theatre up on Mount Tamalpais. They had Hell's Angels on bikes blocking the road off. You had to take special shuttle buses to go up there, so anyway we went up there and there weren't that many people there.

They had a small stage, and we see Tim Buckley backstage, and we

just wander over there and say "Hey, we're really big fans!" (laughter) We were totally into Tim Buckley. I made him a special bead necklace, and I see Tim Buckley and give him my special bead necklace, and Cecily takes the picture.

Photo taken by Cecil Watson

And then we were like (laughter) totally jazzed! And then the next album he puts out; which is the one where he's got like the bottle cap in his eye? "Goodbye and Hello"? He's wearing the necklace that I gave him at the festival! (laughter) I was even more stoked!

Tim Buckley photographed by Guy Webster for his second album Goodbye and Hello in 1967

"My best friend Cecily Watson and I (were) in high school when we went to the Magic Mountain Music Festival where we saw Tim and gave him the necklace, so that was a pretty early piece. It is funny I'm still string beads more than forty years later!"

[dasutera]

Does anybody know if Tim Buckley had naturally curly hair or if it was a perm?

I’m just curious :)

[nitw]

there's like no evidence of gravityfallsdotpng ever existing aside from the internet archive but i miss it so much. maybe my sense of humor is beyond saving but some of these still genuinely make me lose it

[whiskersoup]

whag would you do if farcille……

[blackhillverse]

rio vidal, you ARE the father.

[garuye]

The most galaxy brain concept ever: jonaeri pirate/merman au

They're silly and in love!!

ALSO: the Jonathan beaching himself on accident and getting dragged back into the water scene

[profedger]

haven’t posted in awhile…hello everyone…

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[rastronomicals]

4:19 PM EDT April 23, 2024:

Tim Buckley - "Once I Was" From the album Goodbye and Hello (June 1967)

Last song scrobbled from iTunes at Last.fm

[omniscientwitch]

Well hello, people!

Not sure if those 4 people who follow me are real, maybe one. However, it’s been a week since I started this blog and for the whole week I’ve been posting “no one cares” and “this poop is useless” posts. But now you can be happy because it’s finally over!

Hooray!

So in light of this evidence, it is crystal clear that I start a new week which I will call “My unfinished work, and why I didn’t finish it”.

Don’t worry it is not about real work, real work sucks “wink, wink”. My not fanny sarcasm. Oh, you’ll get used to it.

It will be about my author's work. I will tell you about all my fanfictions, even about those in a folder named “Unlikely to finish”

[timbuckleyarchives]

Tim Buckley's Goodbye and Hello on vinyl

The cover shows Tim with a bottle cap resting on his eye like a monocle, above are the words, "goodbye and'.

On the other side is the same image of Tim, this time with a blue background and the word, 'hello' on the bottle cap.

"He will sing you his ten tales then wander till spring..."

[obsob]

love is stored in the parallel play

[dannyandtheinfiniteplaylist]

Album #86: “Goodbye and Hello” by Tim Buckley (1967)

Tim Buckley is a musician who covered a lot of ground in his tragically short career. from the get go, i was expecting this record to sit right alongside some of the other folk records i had heard over the course of this journey, like the Fred Neil or Nico albums, but as it goes on it feels like it fits more in line with the more psychedelic stuff, ultimately feeling like a bridge between those two styles.

liked the record. some of it dragged for me, but some of it, like the huge title track and the closing track, really hit and worked for me.