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@@infer426 There's no indication she got back together for money, that's just you're assumption. It's not like they are selling millions of albums like Drake and Taylor Swift.
Tell me about it man! I think it's their magnum opus! And I hold their EP's and first two full-lengths in the highest regard so that's saying something!
I love the Fleet Foxes. I just can't stop listening to them. They're probably the only songs I can practise, cover, edit and still be obsessed with. Would love to get some feedback on some of my covers. Thanks for the beautiful and interesting video!
Impressive review of the band. Text and execution are really high level! Hope Fleet Foxes and Robin Pecknold keeps transforming into amazing different things that we all appreciate. Love from Brazil.
Saw them in Louisville back in 17 ' Was so stoked to maybe hear Blue ridge mountains. Sure enough , half way through the set it starts , I'm just digging the whole vibe. SUDDENLY , THEY JUST STOP ! Pecknold runs off the stage frantically, I'm like " oh shit ,what has happened to interrupt such a great song. Lights go down , people start whispering , think the show is over. About 4 or 5 minutes go by , BOOM! Robin runs back out strapping his guitar back on with an explanation " Sorry, my vocal coach insists I drink a lot of water"-audience laughs with relief - On they go , guess that's as a unique version of Blue ridge any audience would have ever heard . It was pretty funny, sure i'll never hear that song again without a little chuckle.
It's funny, I find myself listening to FJM more often because his music is much more tangible and it's just an easier listen. That's not to say his writing holds less water, I think his way of conveying his view of the world is really interesting and fucking hilarious most of the time. But when I put on a fleet foxes album, I'm sitting in my room alone with my eyes closed, and just experiencing it. It's just an otherworldly experience I don't want to taint by relating it to any ordinary moments I have in my day. As cheesy and pathetic as sitting alone in your room in the dark and humming along to Fool's Errand is, I really recommend it
lmao, i feel the exact opposite way towards FJM, Pure Comedy is unbearable to me. Not saying that his music sucks by any means, I just enjoy Fleet Foxes a lot more.
-Siwel2308 - pure comedy is way to of a politically try hard album. Something being political doesn’t necessarily always mean the song is going to be bad. For example “Pumped Up Kicks” is a very good song. Why is it a good song ? Because they didn’t try to hard at making it political. The song and it’s theme actually came to them. But Pure comedy is trying way to hard in its political statements. It comes off as very cringe.
@@reecealeck8314 Although not my favorite by any means, Pure Comedy was (in my opinion) one of the best albums of the second half the decade. Although songs like "Two Wildly Different Perspectives" do come out a little bit corny I feel like some of the lines in the album were really smart. I don't think that FJM introduced us to whole new side of humanity, but the presentations as far as lyrics go was a really unique experience. But I think it's 100% understandable that someone might dislike it. I wasn't really a big fan of it either for the most part.
I liked FJM at first, although he doesn't even come close to FF for me. Unfortunately I got to see FJM live and he was such a complete prick that it ruined his music for me, I haven't been able to listen since.
Nice video. My only gripe is that there was no mention of Morgan Henderson, while a large portion of time was dedicated to jTillman/FJM. Morgan is an incredibly talented musician. Highly underrated and underrepresented
That they went from Bloodbrothers to Fleet Foxes is crazy. Crystal Skulls is one of my top 5 bands of all time. Bloodbrothers was life changing. Insane to combine those into this.
This was fantastic. Spot on commentary, putting my feelings into words. Crack-Up is my favorite album, even a year after its release, I still listen to it all the time. There's so much to dig into.
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Crack up reminds me something that of van morrisons astral weeks it's like a song cycle mainly controlled by the vocals and harmonies but the instrumentation wrapped around it all is super lush and sensual, you can feel so much emotion in it all, beautiful album as are the others
Her shift from jazzy baroque pop to ‘experimental’ indie pop? I’ll enjoy being surprised by such a video two plus minutes in, since to me there is a very simple framework for the progression- money/fame
Wargo needs more flowers. And I gotta say, personally, the Ep is the best they ever did. It's all good stuff but I personally love hearing a little more Crystal Skulls in it.
I really enjoy your videos; you are very articulate at what you do. I would highly recommend that you listen to an album called Touch (1969). It's a well kept secret of sorts, but I think someone such as yourself really ought to hear it!
It's self-titled. The musicians are Don Gallucci, Jeff Hawks, Joey Newman, Bruce Hauser, and John Bordonaro. The band dissipated after their 1969 debut.
So i came here hoping to find a specific idea I've heard before... It has to do with FF and the evolving use of the Sun in their lyrics. I enjoyed this video, though I was disappointed to not find what I remember hearing somewhere. Does anyone know what I'm talking about and where to find it?
Was that the real email he wrote them or did you write it? I noticed the fake email address but couldn't tell if you'd seen what he'd actually said in the email at some point.
Hey dude great video very informative and interesting although I have to kinda a disagree with you on the crack up album I love the bend and i follow them for a very long time, but in my opinion crack-ups isn't there greatest work, although they have made quite a drastic change on that album they haven't yet harnessed the full potential of that new sound that they've invented I think that will happen only in albums to come. And your video seems pretty objective until that point that you started talking about crack up and how much you love the album. And I think it is important that if you're making a video about a history of whatever to stay as objective as possible. But other than that love the video, it was very well made great work.
The last two albums are both quality, yet far from the quality of their EP and og release. Their latest is starting to get back to their golden days, though
Thomas Berry I heard blue ridge mountains in a store and I found them and I fell down the rabbit hole and I’ve literally obsessed with with all of their songs
As much as I like Fleet Foxes I just dislike artist worship in any sense and this kind of feels like more of that. I just came from a record club someone was hosting and everyone was heaping praise on the album and the artist just because they were old and this feels like more of the same except it's a more contemporary artist. I just wish we could appreciate the music we like without thinking the people who made it are these perfect geniuses and leave room for criticism and actual discussion. Constant glowing praise is just so...boring, you know? And it makes me resent and question my own appreciation for the thing in question.
And then Shore came... just an amazing album.
Yeeees! I'm so happy in those times especially to see and to listen that gold.
Helplessness Blues is still one of my favorite albums to this day
Same here, I’ll put it on whenever I need to relax
Girlfriend: _"I don't think this is working out"_
*release an amazing album
Girlfriend: _"just kidding"_
An epidemic of Gold digging whores.
Discernment You sound like a garbage person
Ahmed Hasanica does he not have a point
@@infer426 There's no indication she got back together for money, that's just you're assumption. It's not like they are selling millions of albums like Drake and Taylor Swift.
@@ahmedhasanica6120 he's quoting comedian bull burr with tongue in cheek I'm sure
My favorite folk group ever. Im always surprised how many people don't know these legends, Been listening since 2012
here again after listening to "Shore"
Years from now, Crack Up is going to be looked at like a masterpiece and one of the greatest of this time.
it's been months since i made this video and crack-up is now one of my favorite albums of all time
Crack Up is so underrated it’s crazy
Crack-Up is one of my favorite albums of all time. This video is fantastic
Great video my man!
Great video. Crack-Up is album of the year for me.
Tell me about it man! I think it's their magnum opus! And I hold their EP's and first two full-lengths in the highest regard so that's saying something!
Its the best album of the entire decade
i cant stop listening to it.
I love the Fleet Foxes. I just can't stop listening to them. They're probably the only songs I can practise, cover, edit and still be obsessed with. Would love to get some feedback on some of my covers.
Thanks for the beautiful and interesting video!
Thanks! I'll watch your covers for sure :)
Damn, this was awesome. Well researched my friend.
This is so insightful, they’ll always be my favorite band :,)
Impressive review of the band. Text and execution are really high level! Hope Fleet Foxes and Robin Pecknold keeps transforming into amazing different things that we all appreciate. Love from Brazil.
Thanks so much :)
Saw them in Louisville back in 17 '
Was so stoked to maybe hear Blue ridge mountains. Sure enough , half way
through the set it starts , I'm just digging the whole vibe. SUDDENLY , THEY JUST STOP ! Pecknold runs off the stage frantically, I'm like " oh shit ,what has happened to interrupt such a great song.
Lights go down , people start whispering , think the show is over.
About 4 or 5 minutes go by , BOOM!
Robin runs back out strapping his guitar back on with an explanation " Sorry, my vocal coach insists I drink a lot of water"-audience laughs with relief -
On they go , guess that's as a unique version of Blue ridge any audience would have ever heard . It was pretty funny, sure i'll never hear that song again without a little chuckle.
The editing in this video is as beautiful as FF's songs. Great narration as well
It's funny, I find myself listening to FJM more often because his music is much more tangible and it's just an easier listen. That's not to say his writing holds less water, I think his way of conveying his view of the world is really interesting and fucking hilarious most of the time. But when I put on a fleet foxes album, I'm sitting in my room alone with my eyes closed, and just experiencing it. It's just an otherworldly experience I don't want to taint by relating it to any ordinary moments I have in my day. As cheesy and pathetic as sitting alone in your room in the dark and humming along to Fool's Errand is, I really recommend it
lmao, i feel the exact opposite way towards FJM, Pure Comedy is unbearable to me. Not saying that his music sucks by any means, I just enjoy Fleet Foxes a lot more.
Sardonicous pure comedy is a masterpiece imo. Not saying you’re wrong I’m just interested in what someone couldn’t like about it.
-Siwel2308 - pure comedy is way to of a politically try hard album. Something being political doesn’t necessarily always mean the song is going to be bad. For example “Pumped Up Kicks” is a very good song. Why is it a good song ? Because they didn’t try to hard at making it political. The song and it’s theme actually came to them. But Pure comedy is trying way to hard in its political statements. It comes off as very cringe.
@@reecealeck8314 Although not my favorite by any means, Pure Comedy was (in my opinion) one of the best albums of the second half the decade. Although songs like "Two Wildly Different Perspectives" do come out a little bit corny I feel like some of the lines in the album were really smart. I don't think that FJM introduced us to whole new side of humanity, but the presentations as far as lyrics go was a really unique experience. But I think it's 100% understandable that someone might dislike it. I wasn't really a big fan of it either for the most part.
I liked FJM at first, although he doesn't even come close to FF for me. Unfortunately I got to see FJM live and he was such a complete prick that it ruined his music for me, I haven't been able to listen since.
Nice video. My only gripe is that there was no mention of Morgan Henderson, while a large portion of time was dedicated to jTillman/FJM. Morgan is an incredibly talented musician. Highly underrated and underrepresented
That they went from Bloodbrothers to Fleet Foxes is crazy.
Crystal Skulls is one of my top 5 bands of all time. Bloodbrothers was life changing. Insane to combine those into this.
Thank you for making this video. Fleet Foxes are my favorite band and I got to know a lot about their music.
This is everything I needed one day after finally seeing them live.
Thanks Milan! I bet they were great
Saw them in Manchester last week - it was stunning concert , very moving , very beautiful
Buraz...gledao ih pre nedelju dana u Stokholmu! Obavezno idi ako ti se nadju u blizini :)
Gledao, preplakao.
I just saw them live as well. This was awesome!!
My favorite band of all time, thank you for this.
This was fantastic. Spot on commentary, putting my feelings into words. Crack-Up is my favorite album, even a year after its release, I still listen to it all the time. There's so much to dig into.
I'm very glad you liked my video, Jane!
Very nicely done! Thanks for all the time and effort you put into producing this.
This was awesome! Thank you for making!
Their first album is one of the greatest things I have ever heard and I'll listen to it forever. It's a religious experience.
you need to do another FF video now thath they have released the new record!
Here again, after seeing them live!
Loved this. Captured the exact way I feel and what I appreciate about Fleet Foxes
Here after their Toronto 2022 live!
thank you for this video! so much love for this band
Now we need a video about Shore! Such a beautiful album
Fuck Me! That was so good. I saw one of your videos way back and stumbled across this one. I was disappointed to see you hadn't grown much, and after watching one of the most creative, moving, and impassioned videos on the platform I was doubly disappointed. I hope you keep the amazing work going and I wish you much success in your future pursuits.
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A wonderful video, I learnt several new things about the band. Many thanks :)
This is amazing. I just saw them at the Greek Theater in Berkley... incredible. Their voices live is astounding.
i hope to experience it one day!
This is awesome! It captures the essence of the band and its evolution over the years :')
Thanks for the video. I'll share with my friends so they know how awsome Fleet Foxes is. Cheers!
And they get even better ….
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THANK YOUUU FOR THIS, LOOKS GREAT !!
Your videos are great!! I enjoyed this a lot.
Absolutely wonderful video
Excellent video. Thanks so much
Beautiful video !!
Such a great video!!! 10/10!! Thank you!
Thank you Gamiani
Was able to see em last year! At the Hollywood bowl. IT WAS AMAZING!
Superb video - thank you & well done
Thanks so much Richard
I never comment on CZcams but I really love your channel man
Crack up reminds me something that of van morrisons astral weeks it's like a song cycle mainly controlled by the vocals and harmonies but the instrumentation wrapped around it all is super lush and sensual, you can feel so much emotion in it all, beautiful album as are the others
masterpiece this video . good job
When you said “Father John Misty” I let out an audible gasp. Haha
this is amazing! would love to see a piece on st vincent's music
thanks, i appreciate it! i'll consider it for sure
Her shift from jazzy baroque pop to ‘experimental’ indie pop? I’ll enjoy being surprised by such a video two plus minutes in, since to me there is a very simple framework for the progression- money/fame
Well done!
I feel like this video perfectly matches the band’s vibe
Thanks so much , great video.
Why are you so FRICKEN GOOD AT THESE VIDESO!!?!?!!?
Wargo needs more flowers. And I gotta say, personally, the Ep is the best they ever did. It's all good stuff but I personally love hearing a little more Crystal Skulls in it.
You have a very nice and pleasant voice👍Perfect for narrating🙂🍻
this is amazing
this is wonderful thankyou
Easily my favorite band of all time. I’ll never not love Fleet Foxes.
Good stuff, ty.
Excellent!! Mahalo 🌴
Nice vid
I really enjoy your videos; you are very articulate at what you do. I would highly recommend that you listen to an album called Touch (1969). It's a well kept secret of sorts, but I think someone such as yourself really ought to hear it!
who made the album?
It's self-titled. The musicians are Don Gallucci, Jeff Hawks, Joey Newman, Bruce Hauser, and John Bordonaro. The band dissipated after their 1969 debut.
Best live band in the world
Great vid, and channel! May I ask, what concert is that at 6:55? Thanks.
Want to get into their music, am a hip hop fan and dont much of any other genres. Where do i start? What should i expect? Thank you
i didn't know macauley culkin was in fleet foxes. that's so cool.
Great video. You could’ve lowered the volume of the songs a little bit so we could’ve heard your commentary better!
Montezuma is Robin Pecknolds 'Yesterday'
I LOVE FLEET FOXES, LOVE THE VIDEO, DUDE!
That One Guy everyone here does
Great review. I still can’t get into Helplessness Blues. I lost interest in them after that record. Love the 1650’s wheatfield vibe. :)
"Knut" is a norwegian name pronounced "cah-noot"
ah!
YES
So i came here hoping to find a specific idea I've heard before... It has to do with FF and the evolving use of the Sun in their lyrics. I enjoyed this video, though I was disappointed to not find what I remember hearing somewhere. Does anyone know what I'm talking about and where to find it?
What is the name of the painting in 4:40?
It's The Cathedral of Reims by Domenico Quaglio.
This video gives my an asmr esqe feeling
0:19 what is that pink album that comes up?
Mykonos just calms mind no metter what
Was that the real email he wrote them or did you write it? I noticed the fake email address but couldn't tell if you'd seen what he'd actually said in the email at some point.
What are the names of all the paintings used in this video?
Well at least we know there back
Hey dude great video very informative and interesting although I have to kinda a disagree with you on the crack up album I love the bend and i follow them for a very long time, but in my opinion crack-ups isn't there greatest work, although they have made quite a drastic change on that album they haven't yet harnessed the full potential of that new sound that they've invented I think that will happen only in albums to come. And your video seems pretty objective until that point that you started talking about crack up and how much you love the album. And I think it is important that if you're making a video about a history of whatever to stay as objective as possible.
But other than that love the video, it was very well made great work.
Thank you for the video.
The only proble is I couln't hear you speak most of the time because the music was edited a bit to loud :(
But thanks anyway.
Do Wilco!
%^#@*^# I forgot how good crack up is.
The last two albums are both quality, yet far from the quality of their EP and og release. Their latest is starting to get back to their golden days, though
Thomas Berry I heard blue ridge mountains in a store and I found them and I fell down the rabbit hole and I’ve literally obsessed with with all of their songs
Kweemstar
Amazing band. One of the best ever.
What is the name of the song at 1:35?
It's called So Long to the Headstrong. It's the fifth track on the self titled EP, but I don't know of anywhere to listen to it aside from on youtube.
Is that email real? Did it leak?
whats the song playing at 00:45?
Found it, Drops in the River from their Sun Giant EP
Isn't Aja pronounced "Asia" after the Steely Dan album?
sometimes I can't handle the fact that they writes their own song,
I thought its a recycle or a cover from any hidden ancient unknown band
It nu-metal sounds like a sin when he says it in the vid
originality out the fucking yin yang.
thanks my boi
father john misty xd
Still prefer the hairier version of fleet foxes
Sufjaaaaaaan
quit the NPR voice
Get the mic outta ur mouth!
As much as I like Fleet Foxes I just dislike artist worship in any sense and this kind of feels like more of that. I just came from a record club someone was hosting and everyone was heaping praise on the album and the artist just because they were old and this feels like more of the same except it's a more contemporary artist. I just wish we could appreciate the music we like without thinking the people who made it are these perfect geniuses and leave room for criticism and actual discussion. Constant glowing praise is just so...boring, you know? And it makes me resent and question my own appreciation for the thing in question.
Good info but I’m sorry I can’t stand your voice