S6E280 - Fleet Foxes 'Shore' with Tom Lawery

<p>Released exactly at the autumnal equinox on September 22, 2020, '<strong>Shore</strong>' - the ambitious release by <strong>Robin Pecknold</strong> under the guise of his Seattle band <strong>Fleet Foxes</strong> - is a sonically adventurous journey through the musical heroes and influences that shaped him. This week's guest <strong>Tom Lawery</strong> guides us in unpacking this brightly dense album that “celebrates life in the face of death”</p> <p>Music featured in this episode: <em>Sunblind (Solstice Version)</em> - Fleet Foxes; <em>St Petersburg</em> - Supergrass; <em>Your Protector</em> - Fleet Foxes; <em>Broke</em> - Modest Mouse; <em>Third Of May, Wading In Waist-High Water, Sunblind</em> - Fleet Foxes; <em>Broken Finger Blues</em> - Richard Swift; <em>The Kiss</em> - Judee Sill; <em>All My Happiness Is Gone</em> - Purple Mountains; <em>Can I Believe You, Jara</em> - Fleet Foxes; <em>Hockets For Two Voices IV</em> - Meara O'Reilly; <em>The Scientist</em> - Coldplay; <em>Featherweight</em> - Fleet Foxes; <em>I Want To Make It With You</em> - Bread; <em>A Long Way Past The Past</em> - Fleet Foxes; <em>the 1</em> - Taylor Swift; <em>For A Week Or Two, Maestranza</em> - Fleet Foxes; <em>Living In Another World</em> - Talk Talk; <em>Young Man's Game</em> - Fleet Foxes; <em>Go Your Own Way</em> - Fleetwood Mac; <em>I'm Not My Season, Quiet Air-Gioia</em> - Fleet Foxes; <em>Down To The Sea</em> - The Fathoms; <em>Going To The Sun Road</em> - Fleet Foxes; <em>Delta Rain Dream</em> - Jon Hassel and Brian Eno; <em>Thymia, Cradling Mother, Cradling Woman</em> - Fleet Foxes; <em>Koyaanisqatsi (Resource Scene)</em> - Philip Glass; <em>Shore, Under Control (Strokes cover featuring Uwade Akhere; Live Queens, NY 8.13.22)</em> - Fleet Foxes</p>