something similar to this
Something similar to this
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up on a hill, is where we begin
Not Television
Similar lyrical themes, but that's it. Is This It is more of a fusion between Ramones and The Velvet Underground
never got the hype for this album
Less pretentious than indie/art rock. More thoughtful than popular rock. Especially considering the time of release.
it's like earsex
the pet sounds of garage rock
Interpol - Turn on the Bright Lights
The Killers - Hot Fuss
Arctic Monkeys - Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not
Franz Ferdinand - Franz Ferdinand
Phoenix - It's Never Been Like That
Circa Waves - Young Chasers
The Modern Lovers - The Modern Lovers
Mt. Eddy - Chroma
Catfish & the Bottlemen - The Balcony
The Vaccines - What Did You Expect From The Vaccines?
damn Phoenix is good
Room On Fire is basically the same album
i'd say it's less cohesive but has a bit more musical variety
but basically the same sound
And thank GODDDD for it!!!
These 2 albums are some of my ultimate jams.
ANYTIME
I've heard them almost 12000 times on last.fm
I heard the artist, not albums.
i heard the album, full cd almost 200 times
then single songs, more
daily reminder
you can see her other leg on the cover tho
yep, assfags are retarded
reminder that it's fucking not, please go see a real life female. Knees are not that large/ hands are not that small.
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I'm not a native speaker and haven't read any of the lyrics but grew up with the strokes. The first time I heard Television I was shocked by how similar The Strokes sound to them.
Still they are distinct in a way, but I'd definitely say Television is similar to The Strokes.
i dont see any evidence in that article. my dog can make up a better story.
Dog shit
the band that captures the strokes's vibe the best, in my opinion
>first youtube result is Fantano
Fuck it, i'll give it a listen.
>he never had a teenage romance driving around during the summer listening to this album
How could all of you be so clueless? Listen to The Libertines, OP