It is interesting to see how Tillman warms up to the interviewer throughout. He didn't give him much of a chance in the beginning. You can kind of see the trust/respect being built.
I saw that too, FJM was much more open to talk towards the interview progressed. I think Jon is a great interviewer and really takes the time to get to know the artist and music. I love how he closed it off too, such a class act.
+Katie Ellis Hahahaahahahahahhahahhah the most unreal, dog shit, nothingness that has ever existed... only my opinion of course, but i have never heard such a self consuming interview filled with buzzwords of "cool"... A fleet foxes without a drummer is like a lead without a message
7:20 loooooool! I love how he's so intelligent and intense the interviewer (and probably many people) don't really know how to respond to him but he keeps the conversation light enough with humour
I really love Josh Tillman's music and conversation. I had the priviidge of seeing him perform in Pomona, CA recently. Of course Father John Misty was GREAT live, but he made the night extra cool by being wonderful enough to hang out after the show long enough to take photos with a handful of fans (even with dorks like me!). I really appreciated the extra kindness. That, mixed with Father John Misty's aural radness is why I'm now a faithful follower. Much respect. (Thanks again, Josh. :) )
There's something just a little bit scary about this man's mind, and I suppose that's why he feels so zeitgeisty as an artist. He reflects the terrifying psychological complexity of just being a person and trying to have relationships in our confusing and contradictory era
I love this man. His music just makes me think so deeply about mortality and overcoming the fear of dying. Despite how fragile we are, we should not let fears motivate what we do in our lives. It is the pursuit of love and growth that should drive us. Living. Reproducing. Exploring.
My specialty is working with highly-capable (gifted/high IQ) children. You are spot on in your assumption. He is most definitely a gifted individual, both intellectually and artistically.
Maybe we all are ! I don't see how anybody can make assumptions about this guys IQ from this interview, or from the songs he writes and performs......etc,.....you'd just be trippin' on this guy. Granted; he's cool enough but I think he'd even object to being categorized and 'super-humanized'. Also; equating song writing gifts w/ IQ may be just mistaken. Some of the best songs and music I've ever heard came from some really stupid folks. The genius is in the realization of the gift (a high IQ may actually be a hindrance to good song writing. Nothing screws up song writing quicker than letting a lot of intellect get in the way). I'd say that may be especially true for this guy who seems to be all about the intensity and quality of the emotion. The best songs write themselves (as was suggested by Dylan, Lennon, and others).....you are just grateful that you were there to pick them up out of the creative ethers. It's probably more about imagination and the temporary suspension of intellect than anything else.
You may be right to some degree that songwriting may not be the best way of judging someone's IQ. Then again, the best songs you describe and the assumed lower intellect of their composers are your own conjectures. I think that layers of thought and astuteness in picking up your own flaws is something that's not seen in supposedly "less intellectual" art(or speech for that matter). The beauty of that type of art is there in it's purity and how full of life it is. Someone who might be gifted - or burdened - with a higher intellect will naturally form patterns of though which pile up on itself even on the basis of their personality. This will naturally manifest in their speech, their speculations about the world and themselves which would come out in more complex songwriting, which, as simply as it tries to portray it, Tillman's songs are. So isn't that what an IQ test tries to assess in a more fundamental way? In the end though, I've no psychological training so all I'm saying are just spit balled thoughts. Anyhow, thought I'd throw my 2 cents in. Peace.
It is interesting to see how Tillman warms up to the interviewer throughout. He didn't give him much of a chance in the beginning. You can kind of see the trust/respect being built.
I didn't notice that aspect of the interview, thanks I feel pleasantly informed.
I saw that too, FJM was much more open to talk towards the interview progressed. I think Jon is a great interviewer and really takes the time to get to know the artist and music. I love how he closed it off too, such a class act.
Was thinking the exact same thing. This was a uniquely good music interviewer.
"I Went To The Store One Day" is a real gem.
Usually I dont like The Interviewer, but this guy is good. I like him.
Father John Misty is real af.
+Katie Ellis Hahahaahahahahahhahahhah the most unreal, dog shit, nothingness that has ever existed... only my opinion of course, but i have never heard such a self consuming interview filled with buzzwords of "cool"... A fleet foxes without a drummer is like a lead without a message
00:00 - interview, part 1
07:19 - "Bored in the USA"
11:55 - interview, part 2
22:53 - "I Went to the Store One Day"
26:53 - interview, part 3
7:20 loooooool!
I love how he's so intelligent and intense the interviewer (and probably many people) don't really know how to respond to him but he keeps the conversation light enough with humour
I really love Josh Tillman's music and conversation. I had the priviidge of seeing him perform in Pomona, CA recently. Of course Father John Misty was GREAT live, but he made the night extra cool by being wonderful enough to hang out after the show long enough to take photos with a handful of fans (even with dorks like me!). I really appreciated the extra kindness. That, mixed with Father John Misty's aural radness is why I'm now a faithful follower. Much respect. (Thanks again, Josh. :) )
CampamochaX by definition: if you are into F.J.M you are no dork young brother...
Lukus Hart I am a woman. :) Thanks for the vote of confidence though.
it did occur to me later that dork is gender non specific, I would probably have an out of body experience if he talked to me...
Lukus Hart dork
+Lukus Hart you were really think long and hard about that comment, huh?
There's something just a little bit scary about this man's mind, and I suppose that's why he feels so zeitgeisty as an artist. He reflects the terrifying psychological complexity of just being a person and trying to have relationships in our confusing and contradictory era
I love this man. His music just makes me think so deeply about mortality and overcoming the fear of dying. Despite how fragile we are, we should not let fears motivate what we do in our lives. It is the pursuit of love and growth that should drive us. Living. Reproducing. Exploring.
Definitely the best father john misty interview
Amazing interview. So honest.
Best Father John video on the internet.
"i didn't put like a cape on, or anything..." hahahahhaha
At first, you're like fuck another interview that doesn't get it. Then, you're like oh he does and he's pretty adorable too.
Great host! Good job.
Love the beginning interview!
love this guy
This guy reminds me of this band called J. Tillman
Hmmmm. 🧐 They are strangely similar.
“ trust and respect, absolutely, totally, go team America”
Hahaha "the song holy... uh... stuff"
That one beard hair that's longer than the others and just hanging down is driving me CRAZY
FJM: *talks*
Interviewer: *heavy breathing*
missing J Tillman´s Cancer and Delirium with this.
I want this interviewer as my grandpa.. Please be my grandpa?
Am I the only one that sees this one random long ass rogue beard hair?! Lol
hahah yeaaaaah.
is no one gonna talk about the size of his pupils
Cool
If you know, if you know. You know?
Well....you know. hahahahaha we know. Jon DEFINITELY knows.
does anyone know the bracelet he is wearing on his right wrist?
where can I find his exact scarf?
That's a good question
I really thought it was the wilding guy from game of thrones
Kind of reminds me of tj miller
chasing an archetype...
ya know
30:10-30:22!!! :''D
haha so funny.
is he saying bored in the usa? he got some balls, cause the concempt is very close to Born in the USA. not to say that I don't like it.
kinda the point, I think..
His IQ must be crazy high
My specialty is working with highly-capable (gifted/high IQ) children. You are spot on in your assumption. He is most definitely a gifted individual, both intellectually and artistically.
Maybe he's just really high
Maybe we all are !
I don't see how anybody can make assumptions about this guys IQ from this interview, or from the songs he writes and performs......etc,.....you'd just be trippin' on this guy. Granted; he's cool enough but I think he'd even object to being categorized and 'super-humanized'.
Also; equating song writing gifts w/ IQ may be just mistaken. Some of the best songs and music I've ever heard came from some really stupid folks. The genius is in the realization of the gift (a high IQ may actually be a hindrance to good song writing. Nothing screws up song writing quicker than letting a lot of intellect get in the way). I'd say that may be especially true for this guy who seems to be all about the intensity and quality of the emotion.
The best songs write themselves (as was suggested by Dylan, Lennon, and others).....you are just grateful that you were there to pick them up out of the creative ethers. It's probably more about imagination and the temporary suspension of intellect than anything else.
He certainly seems to think so too
You may be right to some degree that songwriting may not be the best way of judging someone's IQ. Then again, the best songs you describe and the assumed lower intellect of their composers are your own conjectures. I think that layers of thought and astuteness in picking up your own flaws is something that's not seen in supposedly "less intellectual" art(or speech for that matter). The beauty of that type of art is there in it's purity and how full of life it is. Someone who might be gifted - or burdened - with a higher intellect will naturally form patterns of though which pile up on itself even on the basis of their personality. This will naturally manifest in their speech, their speculations about the world and themselves which would come out in more complex songwriting, which, as simply as it tries to portray it, Tillman's songs are. So isn't that what an IQ test tries to assess in a more fundamental way? In the end though, I've no psychological training so all I'm saying are just spit balled thoughts. Anyhow, thought I'd throw my 2 cents in. Peace.
the interviewer is breathing heavily
+sumerdaze he was probably afraid that the fist hiding behind fjm's beard would leap out and kill him with a single strike!
I feel a little dumber after listening to this.
PeRsONa
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hahaha need some coffee?
Just another tortured soul, self involved Jim Morrison/Iron and wine wanna be .....OVERRATED!!!
Why cuz he has a beard? Lol Josh Tillman is a WAY better songwriter than Iron and Wine...
Good singer but terrible to Interview