Entertainment with depth

Simon & Garfunkel are among the most influential American singer / songwriters of the sixties and seventies. Most of her pieces have been lost none of their significance. Your recordings reflect the change of the Zeitgeist of that era as well as the reality of life of people in the sixties and early seventies. They themselves were a very important part of this turn. The success continues to this day the brilliant duo owes, in my opinion the art of writing meaningful songs without encountering those on the head that are looking for good entertainment.

The ingenious duo made both radio-friendly easy-listening songs ("Homeward Bound", "The 59th Street Bridge Song (Feelin 'Groovy)", "Scarborough Fair / Canticle") as well as a large number of reflected, very thoughtful pieces. In "Flowers Never Bend With The Rainfall" is about the death, which sometimes occurs in the midst of life - and his ever-present repression. A quiet afternoon two lovers found in "Dangling Conversation" expressed and outlined their lofty thoughts about the time in which they live. Very captivating are "A Poem At The Underground Wall" the palpitations of a man in slogans spray again, although there are four letters at the end only. Or perhaps because of.