Father John Misty "Fear Fun" Neo-Soul For Bishops Green and their

For Bishops Green and their fans

originally scheduled to be release in 1998 as a promotion item with the purchase of Single Video Theory never saw the light f day outside of an extremely limited amount surfacing over the years

and highlights the influence that garage rock bands like the Seeds or the Amboy Dukes

we decided that we had to make it available

Father John Misty "Fear Fun" Neo-Soul For Bishops Green and theirwhen discussing 'father john misty', tillman paraphrases philip roth: 'it's all of me and none of me, if you can't see that, you won't get it'. what i call it is totally arbitrary, but i like the name. you've got to have a name. i never got to choose mine.' he goes on, 'people who make records are afforded this assumption by the culture that their music is coming from an exclusively personal place, but more often than not what you hear are actually