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Father John Misty's 2012 debut Fear Fun, Josh Tillman's wry, Laurel Canyon-flavoured reinvention, with "Hollywood Forever Cemetery Sings" and "Nancy from Now On."
Fear Fun is the record where Josh Tillman left Fleet Foxes behind and became Father John Misty, funny, louche and full of gorgeous melodies.
After years of earnest records as J. Tillman and a stint drumming in Fleet Foxes, Josh Tillman drove down the coast to California and came back as someone else entirely. Fear Fun is the first Father John Misty album, and it's sly, self-mocking and wonderfully sincere at the same time.
Produced with Jonathan Wilson, it's full of seventies Laurel Canyon warmth. "Funtimes in Babylon" opens in a sunny haze, "Hollywood Forever Cemetery Sings" stomps and grins, "Nancy from Now On" is a woozy, perfect ballad, and "I'm Writing a Novel" is a rollicking, hilarious ramble.
It made a cult hero out of a reluctant one, selling 83,000 copies in the US by 2015 and setting the stage for I Love You, Honeybear. It's a fine place to meet the man.
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Side A
1. Funtimes In Babylon
2. Nancy From Now On
3. Hollywood Forever Cemetery Sings
4. I'm Writing A Novel
5. O I Long To Feel Your Arms Around Me
6. Misty's Nightmares 1 & 2
Side B
1. Only Son Of The Ladiesman
2. This Is Sally Hatchet
3. Well, You Can Do It Without Me
4. Now I'm Learning To Love The War
5. Tee Pees 1-12
6. Everyman Needs A Companion
On Sub Pop (cat# SP 970), the 2012 album.
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