
Pink Moon
Studio album by Nick DrakeWikipedia
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Search complete. 22 mentions across 8 episodes found for "Pink Moon".
Oct 9, 2026
Emma Ruth Rundle finds her people in These Killing Times
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10:53Emma Ruth RundleGUEST
The last record I really was like...
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10:56Emma Ruth RundleGUEST
I loved Nick Drake, Pink Moon, and I wanted to make an album with no production
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11:01Emma Ruth RundleSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
like
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11:01Emma Ruth RundleGUEST
that album.
Roxy, Traffic, Nick Drake, Mott the Hoople & the magic of Island Records
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23:18Neil StoreyGUEST
Uh, I was not at EMI, which preceded my time at, at, uh, at Island when, um, Bryter Layter came out.
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23:28Neil StoreyGUEST
I was working at EMI when Pink Moon came out.
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23:33Neil StoreyGUEST
Um, so in a way I was kind of involved in that, I suppose, in a funny sort of way.
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23:37Neil StoreyGUEST
But I remember buying, uh, Bryter Layter.
Lennon Stella | The Rolling Stone Studio
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26:09Angie MartoccioHOST
Um, what would you say is your favorite Nick Drake album?
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26:12Lennon StellaGUEST
Pink Moon, I would think.
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26:13Angie MartoccioHOST
Yeah.
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26:14Lennon StellaGUEST
Yeah.
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26:14Lennon StellaGUEST
Yeah, that's like classic.
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26:16Angie MartoccioHOST
Yes.
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26:16Lennon StellaGUEST
I mean, that's, that's like my, my awakening was Pink Moon, the song itself, um, when I was younger, and I, I definitely always go back to that.
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26:26Angie MartoccioHOST
Why do you think we're so drawn to overlooked artists? Like for me, it's like if you're obsessed with like the '70s, you know all the greats, and it's even better when you can discover something from that time that you didn't know was there.
10 Albums That Feel Like Fall
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3:31Odette NaderHOST
I feel like...
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3:33Odette NaderHOST
It's just like Nick Drake with this beautiful voice and the acoustic guitar and singing Pink Moon under a pink moon, looking at the sunset, like everything's coming down.
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3:47Odette NaderHOST
It's just you and your blanket outside.
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3:51Juan Antonio NaderGUEST
That's the kind of vibe this album gives me.
That Line Right There-You’re a Rare,Rare Find…
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6:53GazHOST
From 1969, yeah.
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6:55GazHOST
Uh, he only recorded, he actually recorded Five Leaves Left, Left, and Bryter Layter, and, and finished off with Pink Moon.
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7:04GazHOST
And, uh, when was Pink Moon? I think it was 19-
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7:07DazHOST
'72
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7:07GazHOST
... 2, yeah.
A Fall Bucket List (But Better)
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17:08Kendra AdachiHOST
So pay attention to music in your life when you can, or name if there are albums that you love to listen to in the fall.
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17:15Kendra AdachiHOST
Like, one of mine that I love listening to in the fall is Pink Moon by Nick Drake.
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17:19Kendra AdachiHOST
That's a classic.
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17:20Kendra AdachiHOST
Belongs in the fall to me.
12 MINS LATER
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29:49Kendra AdachiHOST
My personal list of fall favorites that I will make sure they happen.
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29:53Kendra AdachiHOST
Golden milk, which is, again, such a weird name.
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29:56Kendra AdachiHOST
Golden milk, chili and cornbread, the North Carolina candle, sweatshirts, Pink Moon, and honestly, just, like, constant fall music, if we're honest, but that's not hard for me.
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30:06Kendra AdachiHOST
Um, corn maze day, high school football, rereading The Ocean at the End of the Lane, going to see Sense and Sensibility, and watching Project Hail Mary, and probably Below at home.
NICK DRAKE - Pink Moon: His greatest work?
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0:19Peter TurnerHOST
Hello there, wherever you are, and welcome to the latest episode of Crapper with me, Peter, one-third of the team.
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0:26Peter TurnerHOST
This time on me own, uh, talking about an album that I really like, uh, and sort of discovered fairly recently, and, um, and that is Nick Drake's Pink Moon.
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0:38Peter TurnerHOST
Now, if you're familiar with the album, you'll know that Nick Drake was, uh, pretty much, um, a bit sort of in the doldrums for quite a long time from the release of the album through to about the 1990s, where suddenly his name started coming up, and I remember hearing his name, uh, while I was at university and a bit after that as well, sort of late '90s.
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0:59Peter TurnerHOST
And, um, I've always been...
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1:38Peter TurnerHOST
It is very specifically just about this album.
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1:40Peter TurnerHOST
But a little bit of background, um, first of all will be useful I suppose.
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1:45Peter TurnerHOST
So, um, Pink Moon was the third of three albums he released.
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1:51Peter TurnerHOST
Uh, the first one being Five Leaves Left, very well known, that album, 1969, followed by Bryter Layter, brighter spelt with a Y there, and that's 1971.
Maisy Owen:MY BIGGEST INFLUENCE ISN’T WHAT YOU THINK
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7:14Tammy LarsonHOST
Really? Yeah.
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7:15Maisie OwenGUEST
But when I started playing guitar, my dad got me Pink Moon by Nick Drake.
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7:20Maisie OwenGUEST
And that was just like a groundbreaking record to hear.
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7:25Maisie OwenGUEST
And then while I was working on my record, people kept saying, I'm feeling like there's some British influence here.