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A Very Lonely Solstice [Black 2LP]
Artist:
Fleet Foxes
Format: Vinyl
New: In Print Available to Order $25.98
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Formats and Editions
1. WADING IN WAIST-HIGH WATER
2. SUNBLIND
3. IN THE MORNING
4. TIGER MOUNTAIN PEASANT SONG
5. MAESTRANZA
6. HELPLESSNESS BLUES
7. SILVER DAGGER
8. FEATHERWEIGHT
9. A LONG WAY PAST THE PAST
10. BLUE SPOTTED TAIL
11. IF YOU NEED TO, KEEP TIME ON ME
12. I’M NOT MY SEASON
13. CAN I BELIEVE YOU
More Info:
Robin Pecknold brings light to the bleakest of winters with Fleet Foxes' 'A Very Lonely Solstice,' a 13-track career spanning collection recorded in December 2020, at Brooklyn, NY's St. Ann & the Holy Trinity Church. Now being released for the first time on vinyl, CD and digital formats, 'A Very Lonely Solstice' captures a poignant moment in time. The recording was originally broadcasted as a live-stream event on the winter solstice of 2020, just days after New York declared a state of emergency tightening restrictions again in response to increasing COVID-19 cases. Pecknold describes the set as "me by myself on the longest night of the year... honoring the loneliness of 2020 with a nylon string and some songs new and old." Fans worldwide tuned in while quarantined at home, finding solace and a sense of community in a period of extreme isolation. Much of 'A Very Lonely Solstice' showcases a solo focus on Pecknold who offers up acoustic arrangements of fan-favorite songs spanning Fleet Foxes' catalog. Selections cover all four of the band's studio albums, including their 2008 self-titled debut album ("Tiger Mountain Peasant Song") to 2011's Helplessness Blues ("Blue Spotted Tail") and 2017's Crack-Up ("If You Need To, Keep Time On Me"), all the way to their latest release, Shore. Resistance Revival Chorus joins Pecknold on Shore tracks "Wading In Waist-High Water" and "Can I Believe You." Also featured: a cover of Nina Simone's "In The Morning" and a rearrangement of the traditional "Silver Dagger."
