Addressing the two highest-rated comments: this IS The Strokes, a demo of a song called Obstinate by Albert way back in 2001 or maybe even earlier. However, they didn't get on with it, until Albert dug it out for his first solo record and retitled it to In Transit, in honor of this awesome movie. In the movie there's two more Albert's songs in their demo form (Everyone Gets A Star and, I think, Blue Skies). And I don't think at that time Albert would have demoed them by just himself.
There's no doubt why The Strokes is one of the greatest bands of all time. Look Albert and Fab's compositions that weren't in any albums. They're incredibly good.
I think the reason this song is so nostalgic, apart from its sad tone, is because it ties back to their movie In Transit. And that reminds me of when I first fell in love with their music, and this was back when I was a freshman in high school and times were much simpler. So by listening to this song, I reminisce of easier times. When the Strokes were still a band. When I had just started high school. When problems weren’t really problems. Much simpler times.
This is "Obstinate" which was an early version of "In Transit" which was used for the Strokes tour Documentary of 2001. Like other members have said Albert did all the music for it. Most of the music was later used for his first solo album. Hope this helps some of y'all!
I love this song though. It's like honestly if you use it as a mental Soundtrack to any part of your day it will make you feel better. And you can't even explain it, it's just pure joy.
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The feels after watching in Transit... :(
Addressing the two highest-rated comments:
this IS The Strokes, a demo of a song called Obstinate by Albert way back in 2001 or maybe even earlier.
However, they didn't get on with it, until Albert dug it out for his first solo record and retitled it to In Transit, in honor of this awesome movie.
In the movie there's two more Albert's songs in their demo form (Everyone Gets A Star and, I think, Blue Skies). And I don't think at that time Albert would have demoed them by just himself.
I like this way better than the actual version. The chorus is much more emotional without singing.
There's no doubt why The Strokes is one of the greatest bands of all time. Look Albert and Fab's compositions that weren't in any albums. They're incredibly good.
It makes my heart hurt because of how much I love this song.
this song is like the definition of nostalgia. just makes me think of summer and happy times. i love this song so fucking much
This is so Daniel Johnston
I think the reason this song is so nostalgic, apart from its sad tone, is because it ties back to their movie In Transit. And that reminds me of when I first fell in love with their music, and this was back when I was a freshman in high school and times were much simpler. So by listening to this song, I reminisce of easier times. When the Strokes were still a band. When I had just started high school. When problems weren’t really problems. Much simpler times.
I remember hearing this for the first time at the end of In Transit and being simultaneous really happy and sad at the same moment
I actually love the vocals so much better in this version than the album version
This is "Obstinate" which was an early version of "In Transit" which was used for the Strokes tour Documentary of 2001. Like other members have said Albert did all the music for it. Most of the music was later used for his first solo album. Hope this helps some of y'all!
albert hamon jr - in transit
I love this song though. It's like honestly if you use it as a mental
Soundtrack to any part of your day it will make you feel better. And you can't even explain it, it's just pure joy.
Lyrics:
Anything Strokes.... automatically thumbs up
Fuck this made me cry, albert is a genius
Been years since I heard this, I'm so happy it found its way back to me!!!
This songs still my hurts my soul because it reminds me that The Strokes will never be the way they used to be.
I was 16 when this song was in my life in the most difficult times. Now times are kinda difficult and this song is just here on repeat.
that synth :''')