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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ธ.ค. 2021
- First time with Interpol on the channel. Hope we can get in more requests and such. I have some funky ideas coming up perhaps too. Really liked this one, NYC, Say Hello to the Angels, PDA, Untitled, and Obstacle 1 were all memorable. Hope you all enjoy!
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no part 2 :(
It says unavailable 🥺
@@iPapFoo Try again. For some reason it works now.
@@hulkhatepunybanner Nope!
The ending of PDA is one of the best moments in music history
In my opinion it is the single greatest moment in all of music. It's the musical embodiment of euphoria.
And everyone in the world should know it
When I play that build up with my band...man, the chills. So well composed.
Double pop hook. Not many can pull it off.
No.
The bass on this is pure gold
The Killers said that this album was their biggest influence when recording their first album. You can defo hear it in the vocal delivery
I thought the killers debut record came out before this for some reason
Yeah, there’s a video of the Killers covering Obstacle 1 and Brandon Flowers said he had this album on repeat when making Hot Fuss.
No, don't hear The Killers AT ALL, The Killers are just a bland pop act.
There is something special about Untitled
Nunca pensei marega
@@tomaspereira801 há tugas em todo o lado crlh
A influencia Post-Rock na canção dá-lhe uma estética muito fixe. O resto do album continua a ter um bocado dessa influencia mas fica mais naquele som do Post-Punk Revival. O que é fixe mas gostaria que as outras musicas tivesse um som mais parecido com a Untitled.
Untitled is a top shelf opener.
These albums were my favorites of the 2000-2009 era:
Kid a - Radiohead
In rainbows - Radiohead
Vespertine - Björk
Back to black - Amy Winehouse
Turn on the bright lights - Interpol
Is this it - The Strokes
Funeral - Arcade Fire
Fever to tell - Yeah Yeah Yeas
Parachutes- Coldplay
A rush of blood to the head - Coldplay
The age of the understatement - The Last Shadow Puppets
Elephant- The White Stripes
Add Leaves turn inside you
The drumming on this album is fantastic, they add so much to each track's soundscapes
The back and forth with Carlos’s bass fill in each other’s gaps seamlessly
Their second album "antics" is amazing as well
I feel like most people write off or sleep on Antics, but it is one of the best albums ever made in my opinion. Bright Lights is a mood and flawless but Antics is refined, distilled, energetic, and cold.
so is their third.
@@jack_rabbit fourth is amazing too. takes a long time to get into but its so depressing and amazing
@@michaelljungberg antics is not slept on, it has some of their most popular songs. Our love I think is more underrated
@@ciello___8307 YES. 100%!!. It's an amazing album with really memorable songs like Rest My Chemistry and Pioneer to the Falls
Because I cut this video less (which is something I've always wanted to do) it's blocked in some countries. That's why I've never let the videos breathe like this. :(
Please do The Smiths this band was the main influence to Muse and Radiohead
@@thoru4367 oh bro he has to do the smiths but the issue is they really don’t have an essential record. I know everyone will say the Queen is dead but be honest no album can truly capture the smiths u have to hear like 20-30 of their songs to get a clear picture.
First 3 Albums are dope af and must have listened over a thousand times!! Never gets old!
So glad you reacted to this; bass is the backbone. These days I love PDA and Stella was a Diver
you mentioned the killers, they once played obstacle 1 live
I grew up in a really oppressive, ugly environment in the deep south but I was really into music, even as a young kid. I had this album when I was 14 and deeply depressed and isolated and it meant the world to me. Still chokes me up to think of those times.
❤️❤️❤️
❤🌸❤
i’ve listen to the this past moth and i’m so obsess and so grateful that i discover this beautiful band
Enjoy the ride🤟
the new is definitely highlight of the second half
Dude, you have to react to Silent Alarm, Is Like a kind of british brother of the TOTBL But Is really Good on his own way
this is the first time i've ever heard anyone compare these two records. i think they're vastly different imo. bloc party has a lot of complex aspects to their music while staying palatable. totbl is pretty straightforward but composed beautifully. idk. two very different records. SILENT ALARM IS DEF WORTH A LISTEN THO
Bloc Party Silent Alarm is definitely a great record for sure
Silent Alarm is phenomenal as well, no skips and fully enjoyable songs all throughout
This album Is amazing af
Not to take anything away from The Strokes because Is This It was incredible, but I feel like TotBL eclipses it without a question.
They are completely different projects with different ambitions. Is This It is defined WAY less complex and ambitious than TOTBL, but it doesn’t need to be, they are both great artistic achievements imo.
100% and i love all of them with all my heart
@@zuppadigamberetti7288 Doesn't mean you can't compare. Both are great but you can have preferences.
Great reaction! Their whole discography is really good. Especially the album Antics.
I wish I could re-live listening to this album the first time. It’s magic, ❤
Saw them perform most of this album with Blonde Redhead like 18 years ago. My favorite act I've ever seen.
I downloaded this album and put it on my phone. Coming back from London one afternoon I decided to play it for the first time. Three repetitions later I was hooked.
Brilliantly done. You’re so right about the lyrics thing. So many people react to the lyrics. Which are almost never what affects anyone on first listens to a song, unless it’s Dylan or Cohen.
I listened to this and ‘Antics’ all day everyday when I was 16-17. Good times.
I love that you do this, it makes me appreciate these albums again. I take them for granted after listening to them for so many times. Watching this made me feel like I listened to it again for the first time. Loved it!
greatest album of all time
The bass player for this album Carlos was really integral to the sound they had back then. Sadly, he quit the band for no other reason than he wanted to change direction in life. He started out wanting to be a college professor, then a game show host, and eventually I don't know what he's doing now but he left a huge void right in the middle of this band's sound. And it was his creative process, not just his bass. He would take the music that Daniel wrote and work through it and make his own unique changes. He would make the bass a featured part of the songs, not just an afterthought.
I used to listen to this album so much, what a classic.😀
I still do, but I used to too.
Great to see this reaction. I was on of the guys who asked for this. Great great to watch. Thanks man
This record is also a grower, the more you listen, the more it´s fascinating on every level.
Oh its def a grower. You always come back for it for that feeling again and it never gets old.
Your reaction to my favourite album of all time made me emotional. Looking forward to you listening to the new, in part two.
There ya go! th-cam.com/video/VKHt2KFPnKc/w-d-xo.html
Excited for part 2!
This is such an insightful reaction!
One of my favorite albums of all time! So cool watching someone listen to it for the first time
All those songs are fantastic, just a great album!! Untitled is an absolutely unforgettable & incredible opener, loved watching you react to it. Do finish Pablo Honey sometime tho...pleaseee I've been waiting to see your reaction to the 2nd half :'D
also early Coldplay is amazing, even a good amount of their later stuff too imo
Fun fact: The Killers had Turn On The Bright Lights on repeat while making Hot Fuss. You can definitely hear the Interpol influence in their first record.
wow, that’s wild to discover. I was born in 2001 and i discovered interpol and the killers specifically hot fuss in the same year. Which was 2009 when i was 8. I got turned onto both bands music from my mom and baby sitter (prob 22-23 at the time ironically my age now) and anyway as a young ass kid, i always associated the tracks i listened to from hot fuss and the interpol tracks i listened to as like the same “genre”. they felt linked. I’m sure i got them confused as the same band at first before being corrected. And so all these years later to discover one was a direct influence for the other is no surprise but also funny how i just intuitively as a kid felt it 😂 amazing
Don't hear it
Your reactions to these songs are such a mood. And a lot of your reasons for liking the record so far even on first listen actually match with why I didn't like it at first and why it took a long time to grow on me,. But TOTBL is probably my favorite album ever now, so I'm more than happy that you're enjoying it so much
I love this album. I love this band. Glad you're listening to them
Thanks for this really cool react, I think this album is beautiful in it's own way.
awesome reaction!!! And look stbthis new cam wow
I absolutely cannot wait for the next part of this, The New is going to blow your mind
A fantastic reaction to one of my all-time fave albums. The first three Interpol albums are all gems and I'm desperate to see this debut remastered and pressed on double red vinyl.
LOVE THIS!!! i and i really only knew the 1st 2 songs (altho i've been obsessed for years) now i get to listen to the rest with u
YES! Listen along mister, I missed ya
I w never seen a reaction to this entire album, I love it! NYC is my favorite song on the album and maybe my favorite Interpol song. If nothing else one of the greatest two chord songs ever!
saw interpol live last monday, absolutely insane
Love this album ❤
YAYYYYYYY one of my favourite bands everrrrr and this album omg
Love this album.
Ayyyyyyyyy, so proud of you finally getting around to this album, it’s easily one of my favourite albums of all time and I could just go on for ages about how I love every single song to death. If you do really like this music I highly recommend you dive more into Post Punk like Joy Division, The Cure, The Specials, Bauhaus, Sisters of Mercy and similar bands to them.
I love this record! Thank you for your very informative reaction. I’m a casual listener, but your analysis helps me understand why I like it.
If you’re going to do classic influential albums from the early 2000’s then I highly recommended “Is This It” by the Strokes if you already haven’t listened to that one.
He did it! Would love to see in part 2 to add in specialist, the b side
You gave yourself a great present with this record.
my jaw dropped when I saw this title, this is my all time favorite album
Interpol's songs do not always catch me, but they hit hard emotionally when they do. Musically I love the bass and drums, they drive the songs for me.
Edit: I've again contradicted myself and I love every album now. Antics is my least favourite.
I immediately clicked on this without any hesitation, and a big smile came upon my face.
I hope you do react to the unique tracks that exist on Disk 2 of the album, 'cause I, and many of the hardcore fans of Interpol would agree that they might be equal or better than the ones on the first disk.
Although, they're on the 10th Anniversary edition of the album.
Seeing people like you react and discover Interpol rekindles my love and passion for this band, thank you for that!
It would be so cool if you'd react to Sigur Rós. Especially Takk, or Agaetis Byrjun.
one of my fave albums of all time along with antics, please listen to that album too!!
bro ur camera looks so sick!!!! and interpole is GOD
you're in for a treat! funny you mention the killers, they actually have said interpol was a huge influence on them back in the day so i guess is a really good reference. The bass on interpol is brilliant (and this is coming from someone who doesn't really like Carlos D personally) but gotta give it to the man, he made the greatest basslines of all time. Kessler's patience when it comes to the building up of a song and the payoff are insane even to this day (listening to them live is a religious experience) Fogarino's drums are FIRE and Banks lyrics are just something else. Hope you can check the rest of their music cause I sure would love to be able to listen to this for the first time again. There's no going back!
They've actually covered 'Obstacle 1' in concert over the years. The Kieran definately respect and love Interpol.
He should check Anywhere live at Brixton in 2015. Interpol at their finest.
Love the bass so so much on this album.
LOVE YOUR REACTIONS!!!!!
pls antics ur gonna lova this album ^)
Love seeing you back with the reactions. If you’re interested, I would love to see more QotSA, maybe Villains or Era Vulgaris.
Yes. I listened to this in the early 2000s on dreary or sad days. This album has held up 20+ years later.
There second album antic's is just as good, great reaction!
I've gotta admit, Say Hello to the Angels, Obstacle 2, and Leif Erickson are my favorites in the album
Yooo, Interpol. Can't believe it
Deftones - White Pony next!
Chino Moreno has said this Interpol album is his all time favorite record
I agree with the rainy day comment on untitled and how it reminded you of early Coldplay.
Lol there is someone reacting to all
Of my favorite bands at once. Loveee Radiohead Muse and Interpol lol
9:23 : He meets Carlos D.
When they released this album, there were many comparison between them and Joy Division and its singer, Ian Curtis. Personally they remind me of Echo and The Bunnymen, musically and the vocal style sometimes resembles Nick Cave.
Paul developed his vocal styles from the band’s early days when they didn’t have a mic so he would have to scream on top of the instruments and now his vocal is kinda yelly
LET'S GOOOO
Damn, can you react to Twin Fantasy by Car Seat Headrest. One of the best indie rock albums of the last decade (2018 version first tho)
Imma need a pt2 stat.
Parachutes by Coldplay was one of the first albums I ever listened to, love both these albums for their dark, brooding, yet heartfelt and sentimental atmosphere
also not surprised at all you can hear early killers since brandon flowers has admitted hot fuss was heavily influenced by this album!
Heard, not sure if it was another artist, that this song was big in early 2000s and especially in NY cause it was released after the event of 911 and this gave the sense of the Era of darkness.
Could you do an Editors album :) not sure what one really, probably An End Has a Start, In This Light and on This Evening, or Violence would be best!
@@RayyanKhanRayyanKhan nah Editors are much better than Interpol, Tom has a far superior voice for a start. They’re not even that rocky so I assume you haven’t listened to most of their albums (especially numbers 3,5,6) to get to that conclusion
@@yasdrums editors don’t groove no where near as hard as interpol.
@@milkman1649 don’t really get what that means tbh
@@yasdrums you have drums in ur name and you don’t know what groove is?
@@yasdrums hi
Interpol was highly influenced by post punk classic The Cure and joy division records in late 70's and early 80's, like others 2000's bands : the killers, The strokes, block party, it was a real post punk reborn era
!!!! I Highly recommand you to react to the Album Faith or Pornography by The Cure or unknown pleasures or Closer by joy Division the god fathers of turn on the bright lights !!!!
Pretty much the whole band disliked Joy Division... The only guy that did like them was Carlos, which makes sense since he's the bassist, and bass is quite strong in Joy Division songs.
@@Ennui. i mean that's what it means by being 'influenced by' all of them don't have to love JD all it takes is one and it happens to be one of the defining members when Carlos left the sound just dropped in quality in my opinion.
@@sunn000 oh yeah for sure, Carlos was the backbone of the band...
Its just that the sentence *"Interpol was highly influenced by Joy Division..."*
Sorta reads in my mind as
*"All of them as a whole liked these bands and therefore made similar music".*
But of course looking back at it, obviously that wasn't the case.
The best nyc 00's band so far and antics is too good as will totbl
I never watch reaction vids, but I was curious what a young guy like you would think of -what is a for me- a cult album.
TOTBL is the finest album you will ever listen to
You got to listen for the first time on Christmas Eve?? very lucky
Prepare for a Muse single to react to!
You have got long watoy go they have a lot to go nice to some one how little interpol watch them live great music thanks
When you finish this album, could you please react to the B-side songs of this album? If I remember correctly they're: Speciallist, Song five; Song seven; Gavilan/Cubed and Precipitate, they're all really good too
Never understood why Specialist and Song Seven were only b-sides, tbh they’re in my top 5 Interpol songs.
I hear The Strokes and The Smiths in Say hello to the angels
React to their song specialist 😁
I miss my nights in nyc
Bloc party and the killers were heavily inspired by interpol :)
You can see where kings of Leon pulled influence from this record
I've no idea why but I'm getting Twilight vibes from this video
I'm 100% sure you've already been asked this a million times but have you listened to Them Crooked Vultures already? You'd like it for sure
Bro where is part 2
Carlos D'S bass :'(
To this day I don't know if PDA stands for Public Display of Affection or what.
If you get a chance listen to the album Marauder by them
NYC borrows the sadness from View from a hill by The Chameleons. I hear Atmosphere by Joy Division in NYC too.
The Chameleons & Joy Division got there first.
Take us along without cutting
You should react to Matt's IG post😅