Ignimbrite: Fingerpicking: some fun songs to learn/play?

Ignimbrite 08.25.16	I'd say I'm somewhere on the spectrum between intermediate and advanced in terms of skill level, so don't be throwing out some 'With Arms Wide Open'-type recs because that'll just be over with in 15 minutes, but at the same time I'm not gonna be mastering John Butler's 'Ocean' any time soon, namsayin list is stuff I can play real good
porcupinetheater 08.25.16	Probably aware of him already coming from Youtube an' all, but Andy McKee's Rylynn seems in your wheelhouse
ScuroFantasma 08.25.16	If you like 1 check Camel - Never Let Go
ButteryBiscuitBass 08.25.16	Vali - Dypt Inne I Skogen Musk Ox - Earthrise
SitruK6 08.25.16	Vali - Dypt Inne I Skogen Musk Ox - Earthrise [2]
BeneaththeDarkOcean 08.25.16	Try Yes' Mood for a Day, from Fragile. It's technically just Steve Howe on solo acoustic, but it's credited to the band cause Fragile was their "solo members vs. full band-compositions" album. Reminds me of a peaceful day on a Mediterranean island or something.
InfamousGrouse 08.25.16	nowhere near that level, some tracks I'm working on learning atm are: some Iron & Wine stuff (simple and fun to play ie Naked as We Came, Fever Dream (slightly tougher)) Cohen - Suzanne / Famous Blue Raincoat Cat Stevens - How Can I Tell You FJM - I Went to the Store One Day Sufjan Stevens - Death with Dignity try some older Tallest Man stuff like Lion's Heart/Love is All or I Won't Be Found otherwise once I'm good enough (which'll take some time..), I'd love to try stuff like: Fleetwood Mac - Never Goin Back Again Bert Jansch - The First Time... Joni Mitchell - Little Green some Kurt Vile jams etc
InfamousGrouse 08.25.16	forgot the songs I wanna master more than any of those tbh Lianne la Havas - No Room for Doubt Françoise Hardy - Même sous la pluie (but unfortunately tabs don't exist)
Archelirion 08.25.16	Most of the tracks off of Ben Howard's 'I Forget Where Were' are a fairly good challenge I find.
DungeonBoy 08.25.16	Dark Tranquillity - The Mind's Eye https://youtu.be/uBEDb_bF0AI Also Vali/Musk Ox recs hard.
bloc 08.25.16	Extreme - More than Words
Boyaawitcheese 08.25.16	Dude, I'm the same. I hardly reach for a pick anymore. Iron and Wine, Sufjan Stevens, and Tallest Man are my go to's.
DominionMM1 08.25.16	lotsa good fingerpicking stuff in the buckingham era fleetwood mac discog also led zeppelin- bron-yr-aur
demigod! 08.25.16	Yeah Sufjan stuff can be really fun, everything on seven swans especially. Also some 70s Rush stuff and Nick Drake
Ignimbrite 08.25.16	All great suggestions, thanks a ton y'all! Iron and Wine definitely has a lot of great stuff that isn't on here: I think Naked As We Came might have been one of he first fingerpicking songs I ever learned. I've tried my hand at a few Nick Drake songs and they're fun to play but it seems like most of the ones I've learned are in these super weirdass timings that I get scared off by because I like to use slightly heavier string gauges and any tuning that goes higher than standard is super stressful to reach
ButteryBiscuitBass 08.25.16	I feel you bro. For me it's all about the lower tunings for fingerpicking, which is why Vali is up there for me as GOAT. It's not always about the difficulty imo either, just what sounds beautiful.
AlexKzillion 08.25.16	Not a huge finger picker myself, but the short acoustic interlude of The Leper Affinity is fun as hell to play. Fairly easy too seeing as I can play it pretty well.
judasgoat 08.25.16	Literally the entirety of Sun Kil Moon's Admiral Fell Promises is fingerpicking heaven. I know a little bit of Australian Winter.
demigod! 08.25.16	What tuning(s) do the Vali guys use BBB?
ShadowRemains 08.25.16	elliott smith - angeles
RogueNine 08.25.16	Yeah, Fleetwood Mac. Someone already said Never Going Back Again which was gonna be my rec.
ButteryBiscuitBass 08.26.16	Demi, Vali plays 1 and a half steps down. So C# /F# / B etc
GeorgeWBush 08.26.16	Both are p easy, but really fun nonetheless. Gustavo Santaolalla - The Last of Us Syd Matters - Obstacles