Fleet Foxes - Shore (September 22, 2020) Album • Page 5

This take is improving on repeated listens, fantastic track

 

too many tabs lol edited in the right link

 

i'm just relieved to learn that there's no thread connecting robin pecknold and gen. kellogg tbh

 

source?

 

Reddit.

 

Andddd sold out.

 

Excited to check this out

 

Listening with studio headphones now and haven't turned this off since 9:30am.

possibly my AOTY right here

 

Real enamored with the drumming on this

 

This is incredible. Wow.

 

I’ve never listened to a Fleet Foxes album before. Let’s go

 

should give helplessness blues a spin too if you even remotely enjoy this one. welcome!

 

Featherweight is unbelievable

 

A Long Way Past the Past and Shore are the standouts for me after a few listens. Do they have any songs like Past in their back catalogue? It’s so great.

 

me thinks you’re just biased due to the lyrical link to Holyfields.

 

Thank you for sharing this, it really is an awesome read. This album is amazing.

 

Fleet Foxes is one of those bands where it's like, "I'll get around to them. I know I'm going to flipping love them." But I never have. Well, now I am and this album is unbelievable so far.

 

I never really got around to them either, but the Brian Wilson connection @zmtr posted a few pages back has me very intrigued, because "Don't Talk" is one of my favourite songs of all time

might give this a spin soon

 

"Young Man's Game" is exactly what I was hoping the HB follow-up would sound like after Robin did that cover of PJ's "Corduroy" on some late night show and then disappeared for like three years

 

This song has turned into one of my favorites. Drumming throughout the track is amazing. Love the lyrics as well.

 

Fleet Foxes: Shore

8.3 BNM

 

I really can't believe Robin wrote Helplessness Blues when he was 25

 

I've loved Fleet for so long and their music has meant so much to me over the past decade and this album is just sublime

I put it on this morning really early while I was getting ready for work and I can't recommend that enough

 

I've always been aware of Fleet Foxes, just knowing what they sound like, but it never fully clicked for me. I tried listening to Crack-Up a couple times when it came out, but it never stuck. I enjoyed this more on first listen, I'll keep trying to stick with it. I can tell it's wonderful musically, and melodically catchy, it just depends on what grabs me on future listens. Production is really pretty, and there's so many lush flourishes happening in the background that make this wonderful to listen to with headphones.

 

wow only a few songs in and this is immediately engaging me way more than their last one did

"Sunblind" is just gorgeous. the David Berman reference really blindsided me emotionally