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Fleet Foxes
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Title:
Shore
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Band:
Fleet Foxes
Title:
Shore
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Anti
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B08JR4NRXR
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2020
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01) Wading In Waist-High Water
02) Sunblind
03) Can I Believe You
04) Jara
05) Featherweight
06) A Long Way Past The Past
07) For A Week Or Two
08) Maestranza
09) Young Man's Game
10) I'm Not My Season
11) Quiet Air / Gioia
12) Going-to-the-Sun Road
13) Thymia
14) Cradling Mother, Cradling Woman
15) Shore
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First-rate new album from Seattle-based folk-rock act Fleet Foxes, which intended to be the first part of a larger project, takes its inspiration from several lost musical heroes
Fleet Foxes:Roundhouse, London, 22/2/2009
At the Roundhouse in London Anthony Middleton discovers that much hyped Seattle-based group the Fleet Foxes' veneer of innocent charm has hidden and unchanneled depths in a perfect evening of music
Fleet Foxes:ULU, London, 11/6/2008
Fleet Foxes have received deafening acclaim for their wondrous harmonies and classic rock sound. On their first British tour at a packed show at the London ULU Anthony Dhanendran living up to the grand wave of expectation that has preceeded them
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First-rate new album from Seattle-based folk-rock act Fleet Foxes, which intended to be the first part of a larger project, takes its inspiration from several lost musical heroes
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