This sounds like something that I'd hear playing at the Roadhouse in Twin Peaks at 1:30AM.

@eyesbereal

2 жыл бұрын

Wow so hipster

@lenalennon8746

Жыл бұрын

Totally

@misstwinpeaks400

Жыл бұрын

Taste 😌

This is among the best songs FJM has ever made. Really love this one

@user-hk5sj6ve9f

2 ай бұрын

100%

If there's one thing I can say about Tillman, he always writes at least one song that perfectly captures what it felt like to survive 'that' year.

This is a perfect "farewell to 2022" song.

this song is so apocalyptic, so good

The nazis that we hired For our wedding band Played your anthem like I wasn't there For the father/daughter dance From the boondocks of Egypt To the nosebleeds at Calvary Recite your history of oppression, babe While you are under me There's no doubting the devotion my ancestors had for yours Now we've got all the love to pay for like a thousand different wars A square foot of empire Around the peep show slot I see an avatar of mercy With the same damn jeembles that I got The boss wants to be anonymous The talent wants to be seen We weren't paying for your body, lord We were paying you to leave Now who will watch the chorus line stretching from Reno to Rome Listen, Cherry, I know you love me but say you love me 'fore you go Val Kilmer had a wall length mirror just over there Well, I'm sure he's someone else now But he was Batman when he lived here Maybe he's Yankee Zulu Just waiting for the flood And maybe Mac the Conqueror With the severed head of love I've seen him wearing aviators and a black baseball hat Stalking airports 'cross the bardo quiet as a wildcat The wheel is turning From night into day Everything's in transition Everything must change But none of us here Will ever see the promised land None of us here will be there for Childhood's end I see ya You student debtors In the watchtower overhead Searchin' for headlights in the driveway Crying "Dad, look what they did" Just look Even their romance made us masters and slaves And now things keep getting worse while staying so eerily the same Come build your burial grounds On our burial grounds But you won't kill death that way I don't know bout you But I'll take the love songs And give you the future in exchange I don't know 'bout you But I'll take the love songs If this century's here to stay I don't know 'bout you But I'll take the love songs And the great distance that they came

@garvanch9684

Жыл бұрын

Thank you 🙏

“Media in the 21st Century is just Media from the 20th Century on higher definition screens.” Paraphrased from Mark Fisher

Unexpected but gorgeous guitar solo made of lead.

guitar part in the centre was a welcomed surprise

These are the best lyrics I’ve heard in long time. Incredible.

@pantalaemon

2 жыл бұрын

i totally agree. and tbh for me that kinda drives home how disappointing the rest of the album is by comparison. i know you got great things in you josh, why is the rest of it soft hollywood romance pastiche?

@humanbeing8068

2 жыл бұрын

@@pantalaemon cause that’s just what he felt like making. I’d rather him make whatever project he feels passionate about in the moment, than try and make a pure comedy 2 or honeybear 2.

@chlapeckahistory1381

2 жыл бұрын

@@pantalaemon this song is literally explaining why.

@pantalaemon

2 жыл бұрын

@@chlapeckahistory1381 feel free to explain, i'm honestly curious what your reading of the song is

@chlapeckahistory1381

2 жыл бұрын

@@pantalaemon Well I think part of it is explicitly there and part of it is interpretation. I think the last three verses are a pretty explicit rejection of writing Pure Comedy-esque world critic music. “I’ll take the love songs, and give the future in exchange” especially. But really I think the whole song is just Tillman roundaboutly saying how redundant it all is, considering every bad thing just keeps happening over and over anyway. I think the part about Val Kilmer is lampooning himself, how all of his storytelling in the past that people latched onto was really just as redundant as everything else is. A lot going on here, but reality is nothing we can say can even scarcely change things (even things that made him famous), so for now he will take the escapism of the love songs.

**officially visualizing**

We weren’t paying for your body, lord, WE WERE PAYING YOU TO LEAVE. That line hits so hard. Jesus.

this song honestly deserves a music video!

This gave me chills ….. eargasm If you will

Listening to this makes me feel 1:30 am after a night of drinking and on the downslope of the zenith of a buzz going towards a strangely gratifying headache in a world with its wheels coming off.

As someone who spent a lot of time unironically listening to the "Father John Misty's Father John Misty Playlist" on Spotify, I can really hear the influences you took from that music in what I've heard from this album so far. And I LOVE IT! Can't wait to hear the full album💙

@doriangray7587

2 жыл бұрын

I discovered some amazing musician from that playlist, like Chilly Gonzales

@Ryan-nt1dy

2 жыл бұрын

Is there an ironic way to listen to that playlist?

@diegosaavedra3267

2 жыл бұрын

he has misato from neon genesis evangelion on that playlist. what a chad.

@JLFsoccer

2 жыл бұрын

@@Ryan-nt1dy yep!

@futures2247

2 жыл бұрын

enjoy kzread.info/dash/bejne/hn2E0pdsdre_oLg.html&ab_channel=FatherJohnMisty

Perfect song. Look like it was in my heart before...

You really out did yourself with this one. Bravo. Its legendary.

What an incredibly dense lyric. I am reminded of my university days trying to decipher Eliot's "The Wasteland." I feel like I will be in the process of figuring this one out for some time to come.

@dkes53

Жыл бұрын

I didn’t go to college, am I still allowed to pontificate on this tune?

@jaidsalgado

Жыл бұрын

​@@dkes53ofc

one of your greatest songs man

@gabbygiocondo8403

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed, I love it!

I can’t stop listening to this.

My favorite cut so far!

Omg 2:33 took me off guard hahaha😳 love it tho

The Leonard Cohen inspiration is really shining in this album, but it has absolutely been an original experience so far too!

@sordidsentinel1337

2 жыл бұрын

Calexico too!!

@SymphanyinSorrow

2 жыл бұрын

@@sordidsentinel1337 I was unfamiliar of them until now! Thanks for my morning soundtrack!

@lapwriter5889

2 жыл бұрын

You do realise that Leonard Cohen was just a Morbid Melody Conman?

What an interesting song. There’s something ominous and foreboding about its tone.

If you listen to Father John Misty while eating Papa John's pizza you will transport into a second dimension full of dad's named Johnathan. 🍕 🎶

@garvanch9684

Жыл бұрын

Yes

@dkes53

Жыл бұрын

Also yes

@kenneld

Жыл бұрын

I was very skeptical of this but it's actually 100% true.

Love the subtle changes in the video. The stars move and twinkle until the solo, when they suddenly fade and stop. The lyrics on the TV screen are also a nice touch.

Thanks!! For once again ecstasy with your art.

Reminds me of Mark Fisher in Ghosts of my Life: ‘There’s no time here, not any more’ The final image of the British television series Sapphire and Steel seemed designed to haunt the adolescent mind. The two lead characters, played by Joanna Lumley and David McCallum, find themselves in what seems to be a 1940s roadside café. The radio is playing a simulation of Glenn Miller-style smooth Big Band jazz. Another couple, a man and a woman dressed in 1940s clothes, are sitting at an adjacent table. The woman rises, saying: ‘This is the trap. This is nowhere, and it’s forever.’ She and her companion then disappear, leaving spectral outlines, then nothingness. Sapphire and Steel panic. They rifle through the few objects in the café, looking for something they can use to escape. There is nothing, and when they pull back the curtains, there is only a black starry void beyond the window. The café, it seems, is some kind of capsule floating in deep space.

Super excited to hear the rest of this album wow

Love it! The visuals are beautiful too.

Stunning song

That solo took me by surprise. Nice shredding.

Love this.

Misty is Life!!!!

The scene in this video reminds me of an old restaurant back home. Takes me back there. Thanks for the Visualizer!

Amazing.

Great song

The guitar on this track took me by surprise, but it's great! I can't recall FJM ever using such a heavy riff... It's beautiful

@Kombi-1

2 жыл бұрын

Got me good at the London show!! Fantastic!

@rupertsmith6251

2 жыл бұрын

Yes that really got me too when I listened to it for the first time, it's incredible.

@williamrogers5436

Жыл бұрын

the way it then fades as the strings rise is nice too!

@pantalaemon

Жыл бұрын

it's super sick live, too. really noisy and abrasive and just totally just tearing apart the ominous, clouds-before-a-thunderstorm calm of the rest of the song.

@richarddefino5743

Жыл бұрын

@@pantalaemon totally agree. I just seen it live for the first time this past April. Or was great

I love you Fatherbear

By far my fav track of the new stuff

@lioneledouard

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed !

Thinking about seeing this live.. comments….live music= GOD. Thank you so very much. Thanks for the art and posting it. Hug ur loved ones. Miss you boys. Love always Uncle Tyler

Overall I thought this album was kind of mid, but this song in particular is easily one of the best FJM has ever made. Some of the most impactful lyrics I've heard in a while. None of us will see the promised land, none of us will be there for childhoods end. Gives me chills

yess ♥️

Love this very metaphorical description of the historical relationship between the proletariat and the burgeoisie and how the path taken will eventually lead us to barbarism and how, in the end, we must take the best things with us. Quality, not quantity, my friends.

@harrisonlaubach3421

2 жыл бұрын

The fuck are you talking about.

Good sounds great song

cant wait

I feel as though this relates to Mark Fisher's book "Ghosts of My Life" which is about how free-market neo-liberal fundamentalisms has killed all novelty within art and culture, as it's inherently unmarketable. Thus we repeat the same culture over and over again. The 21st century is the next 20th century.

Wow, your killing it. G bless

Saving this for a playlist first night in the 8th yr of Jehosophat being crowned by the prophet Jeremiah

So excited for the Barbican show!!

papa you absolutely slayed

The goat

That guitar solo is insane

I'm obsessed.

Bars upon Bars. As a song writer I am struck

I can listen this song all my life and no need other things...

This is a fucking masterpiece. I love it.

It’s going to be great album, isn’t it?

@armsmich

2 жыл бұрын

yes

@markfrancis7323

2 жыл бұрын

It's leaked already

@TheCheapMagic

2 жыл бұрын

@@markfrancis7323 and yes, it's a great album.

@jaidsalgado

Жыл бұрын

Wasn't that great rip

Oh SWEET the lyrics r in the description field THANK U

@mangauniversity

2 жыл бұрын

It's more fun reading them on the Official Visualizer TV screen

@JLFsoccer

2 жыл бұрын

@@mangauniversity omfg I couldn't even see that !!!!

@mangauniversity

2 жыл бұрын

@@JLFsoccer I had to zoom in and really squint ;-)

See you in Kingston, Father. Can't begin to explain how excited I am

GOOSEBUMPS

dope

Really stepped up the budget for these 'Visualizers'

Best cut on the album, which is surprising considering how jarringly different in tone it is from the rest of the songs.

The electric guitar was a jump scare, Mr. Tillman

@Kombi-1

2 жыл бұрын

I noticed that live, ha!!

¡Qué maravilla!

The 20th Century is definitely an interesting one to keep on a loop... masterfully crafted and executed Father!

Papa John done did it again

Qué hermosa canción. No sé si es por la forma de cantar o la tonalidad pero me recordó a So I'm Growing Old on Magic Mountain. Tiene como un atmósfera super agradable e hipnotizante.

Roll on Friday for the release

💚

Neil Young ‘Like A Hurricane’ tease w that organ at the end ⚡️

Time to get some caps & go over each line until it makes sense then doesn't again and again

5:20 until the end is peak music

@jaidsalgado

Жыл бұрын

based

I discovered this guy today, it's like Morrissey meets Leonard Cohen, amazing climate

@lizapatterson

2 жыл бұрын

You’re in for many treats!

Now that's one funky break, boys and girls. Thought Q4 was best track so far, but may have changed my vote.

@dkes53

Жыл бұрын

Q4 and TNTC 4 lyfe

David Lynch will want to grab this one for a film.

ok my early ass "posted 16 seconds ago" 😳

🕺🕺🕺🕺🕺🕺🕺

Rip to my ears when that guitar started playing at 2:35. I had headphones in 😂

@allylindavlogs

2 жыл бұрын

same but it was a religious experience tbh

I'm excited for your new album man, I hope things are good with you these days...

Spooky vibes. A little reminiscent of "Safeway Cart" off of Sleeps with Angels.

@arden_weenus

2 жыл бұрын

I thought the same thing.

love his work and loved his hair... let it grow let it grow...

Teach us Johnny

Only 4 days left

if leonard cohen & richard marx had a baby, this song is the placenta

well hot damn

Peace From The Other Side Life

Who does the guitar solo on this song? I love it

@BabyImAStaar

2 жыл бұрын

I think it's Jonathan Wilson if I had to guess

If Goodbye Mr Blue is Midnight Cowboy Harry Nilsson this is some Velvet Underground type shit that I'm all for. Looking forward to listening to this record while thinking about Henry Darger on April 8th.

@ScribeLur

2 жыл бұрын

I believe this is father john misty

@Nemo37K

2 жыл бұрын

@@ScribeLur Well, I did grow up near Rockville.

This and some C-Lo Popping

Father John Misty, please cover “my woman, my woman, my wife”

It's like Jim Morrison and Joni Mitchell had a baby.

“From Reno to Rome”

Os nazistas que contratamos Para nossa festa de casamento Tocaram seu hino como se eu não estivesse lá Para a dança de pai-filha Dos confins do Egito Para as hemorragias nasais no Calvário Recite sua história de opressão, meu bem Enquanto você está debaixo de mim Não há dúvida da devoção que meus ancestrais tiveram pelos seus Agora temos todo o amor para pagar Como mil guerras diferentes Um metro quadrado do império Em torno do show voyeur Eu vejo um ícone de misericórdia Com os mesmos malditos chiliques que eu tenho O chefe quer ser anônimo O talento quer ser visto Nós não estávamos pagando pelo seu corpo, meu senhor Estávamos pagando para você ir embora Agora quem vai assistir a linha de coro que se estende de Reno a Roma? Ouça, Cherry, eu sei que você me ama, mas diga que me ama antes de partir Val Kilmer tinha um espelho na parede, logo ali Bem, tenho certeza que ele é alguém diferente agora Mas ele era o Batman quando morava aqui Talvez ele seja Yankee Zulu Só esperando a enchente Talvez Mac, o Conquistador Com a cabeça decepada por amor Eu o vi usando óculos aviadors e um boné de beisebol preto Por aeroportos atravessando o Bardo tranquilo como um gato selvagem A roda está girando Da noite para o dia Tudo está em transição Tudo deve mudar Mas nenhum de nós aqui Jamais verá a terra prometida Nenhum de nós aqui estará lá para Fim da infância Eu vejo você Vocês, estudantes em dividas Na torre de vigia acima Procurando por faróis na garagem Chorando "Pai, olha o que eles fizeram" Apenas olhe Até o romance nos fez mestres e escravos E agora as coisas continuam piorando enquanto permanecem tão estranhamente iguais Venha construir seu cemitério Por nossos cemitérios Mas você não vai matar a morte dessa forma Eu não sei sobre você Mas eu vou levar as canções de amor E dar-lhe o futuro em troca Eu não sei sobre você Mas eu vou levar as canções de amor Se este século está aqui para ficar Eu não sei sobre você Mas eu vou levar as canções de amor E a grande distância pelas quais elas vieram

Turn up, new content from sauceman

Father John Teevee

I mean the world IS going to end one day.

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