This 2006 double disc collects Duncan Sheik's finest pieces—his brightest (Disc 1) and moodiest (Disc 2)—within the framework of the singer/songwriter’s biggest influences. The title references his beloved folk-pop hero Nick Drake, while opening track "That Says It All" is a moving, acoustic-powered tribute to legends like Hendrix and Lennon. Elsewhere, Sheik shows off his own ambitions with '90s alt-pop hit "Barely Breathing," dusky symphonic beauty "Lost On the Moon," and the string-infused folk ballad "Days Go By," a poignant elegy to Jeff Buckley.