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Post subject: Re: We need to talk about Robin Pecknold's version of Cordur
Posted: Wed June 29, 2016 5:42 pm
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Was soooooooper into Fleet Foxes first record and Band of Horses first two records. Then, they essentially both fell off the face of the earth for me. Haven't listened in a long while.
Post subject: Re: We need to talk about Robin Pecknold's version of Cordur
Posted: Wed June 29, 2016 6:11 pm
tl;dr
Joined: Tue January 01, 2013 6:06 pm Posts: 8630
Fleet Foxes' first album (along with the "Sun Giant" EP) is one of my favorites of the '00's. The second album was a step down but I still like it an awful lot ("Grown Ocean" is possibly my favorite song of theirs).
Post subject: Re: We need to talk about Robin Pecknold's version of Cordur
Posted: Thu June 30, 2016 4:32 am
likes rhythmic things that butt up against each other
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What a terribly unconvincing vocal performance. He could have followed up "...not my picture" with "oh, you're going to anyway, that's fine too" and I wouldn't have been surprised by that point.
Fleet Foxes' first album (along with the "Sun Giant" EP) is one of my favorites of the '00's. The second album was a step down but I still like it an awful lot ("Grown Ocean" is possibly my favorite song of theirs).
Yeah, I loved their first record. Haven't listened to anything else they've done except maybe a few random tracks here and there in movies and TV or whatever.
Band of Horses is goddamn amazing. I'll listen to them forever. Especially those first three records.
Post subject: Re: We need to talk about Robin Pecknold's version of Cordur
Posted: Thu June 30, 2016 2:53 pm
tl;dr
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They only made one other album, dct. Since then Robin has been busying himself with other pointless endeavors, such as attending college and performing this PJ cover.
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