Dad Reacts to Arctic Monkeys - Favourite Worst Nightmare
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0:00 Intro
1:13 Brianstorm
2:54 Teddy Picker
5:30 D Is for Dangerous
7:55 Balaclava
10:15 Fluorescent Adolescent
12:42 Only Ones Who Know
15:28 Do Me a Favour
17:54 This House Is a Circus
20:30 If You Were There, Beware
24:39 The Bad Thing
26:46 Old Yellow Bricks
28:32 505
Arctic Monkeys - Favourite Worst Nightmare
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Favourite Worst Nightmare is the second studio album by English rock band Arctic Monkeys, released on 23 April 2007 by Domino Recording Company. Recorded in east London's Miloco Studios with producers James Ford and Mike Crossey, the album was preceded by the release of "Brianstorm" on 2 April 2007. This is the band's first album with bassist Nick O'Malley, replacing their previous bassist Andy Nicholson, who left the band before the North America tour of the band's debut studio album.
In comparison to the band's debut album Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not, the album is considered more ambitious, with ambient sounds and expanded drum rhythms being introduced. Like Arctic Monkey's debut, Favourite Worst Nightmare was a widespread critical success, with critics highlighting the band's new emotional depth and Turner's matured songwriting. NME and Uncut ranked it the second-best album of 2007, while Dutch publication OOR named it the best of 2007. In retrospect, the album is considered the start of the band's change of sound with each of their albums after their debut.
In its first week of release, the album sold over 227,000 copies, going straight to number one in the UK Albums Chart. "Brianstorm" and "Fluorescent Adolescent" were also both hits on the UK Singles Chart, with the former reaching number two on the chart. In the United States, the album debuted at number seven on the Billboard 200, selling around 44,000 copies in its first week. The album has since gone 3× platinum in the UK. It was nominated for the 2007 Mercury Prize and won Best British Album at the 2008 BRIT Awards.
I CRUMBLE COMPLETELY WHEN YOU CRY-
🗣🗣🗣
i scream that lyric in the car all the time
@@turningthetables we all do
and a smile :)
@@turningthetables such a simple lyric yet gets an reaction out of us all 😭
Imagine being able to hear this album for the first time again…
bro the album was what got me into arctic monkeys if id do anything to hear all their albums for the first time again
Me rn
I remember that when I first discovered it, I listened to it a lot. I also went on a small weekend trip with my now girlfriend and 505 came up a bunch on the AUX. Some of the other ones like fluorescent adolescent also came up. We also lodged at a hotel and all of us, including some other friends, played 505. It was epic.
I’d give up one of my testicles gladly to hear this album again!! It’s the fundamental reason I play in a band today. I’m genuinely excited to see what the future holds for the Arctic monkeys ❤️
Imagine that man I’d do anything 😂
Imagine getting 11 tracks into this masterpiece and you still haven't heard 505 yet.
do me a favour is better ngl
505 is the worst song apart from the only ones who know lmao
@@Luc4sc4ssidy it’s not the worst song. have you considered the thought that you fail to appreciate more slower, melodic music?
@@dayshawna More its overplayed/popular, love it but if i listen to another tiktok saying they love AM with 505 playing.
@@cinder7258 yeah, it's one of their best songs but it's overplayed asf and that makes me feel sad about it, still hearing it secretly tho xd
Fun fact about the drummer Matt Helders, in between recording their first album and this one he decided after seeing a band (I wanna say QOTSA but could be wrong) that he needed to hit the drums harder and faster so he took up boxing training so he could go all out for this album
Queens would make sense lmao for any of their drummers
I love seeing this little story it makes me happy
I remember this story, but I think he saw mettalica, I'm not sure, but probably it was a festival and he saw both bands. but the change for me is more visible on humbug. there he grow his style.
Oh they gotta listen to Iggy Pop's, Josh Homme's and Matt Helders album, Post Pop Depression
Yes this was true apparently - after seeing how aggressive Joey Castillo plays
Matt Helders is one of the cleverest, tightest, and most imaginative drummers out there. Without him, they would be a very different band. Such a good band and such a nice discography they have built. Cool to hear this one again. I loved how it made you feel, like it did for everyone of us who listened to it the first time.
I think his work on the last album and the latest track .....Mirrorball, shows how great Matt is. It's one thing to play straight rock but he can play any style. He has really grown.
didn’t he also learn drums for the arctic monkeys?
That’s why the Car pisses me off. Might as well have not had a drummer
@@thombendtsen399 Matt himself said he prefered the newer style of playing drums more, as he finds it more "challenging"
That doesn’t make it interesting to listen to.
You HAVE to do Arctic Monkey’s first album, it’s what every garage rock band strives to be
Changed music forever
yoo that dickriding is crazyyyy
I won’t lie favourite worst nightmare is my favourite arctic monkeys album it’s just banger after banger but their first is amazing aswell
@@conoromahony5858 same , fav worst nightmare and their first album
@@NosajKnows my favorite worst nightmare is great but you can definitely hear the strokes in the first album
The conversation at 28:00 when Connor looks at the camera... Was perfect. Great little touch of "yeah well, we'll see." knowing fully that the next track is by far the best on the album.
505 is overrated... its a great song but imo its just a bit overhyped :/ i like do me a favour, brianstorm and balaclava more
Not "by far" but yes, I would say it's the best one too
@@oliverjr-kn2gv it is pretty much their best song but the amount it's overplayed definitely takes away some of the factor of how good it actually is sonically
I would say 505 is definitely not their best track. It's good but there's better ones for sure.
It’s funny I’ve noticed that seems to be an American Arctic Monkey fan opinion 😂, and Americans were less sold by these first two albums it seems
Arctic Monkeys are so underrated in America. I only know a few people who have actually listened to even one of their albums. I know they’re globally one of the biggest bands but weirdly I just don’t have any friends who talk about them lol.
American fan here. Most of my favorite bands are British. But yeah, even though AM helped bring them exposure in the US they aren't talked about as much as less talented people like Beyoncé (who plays no instruments and writes no music).
@@deirdrekiely6187 love the monkeys , favorite band, just saw them in Brooklyn a few days ago. But you can’t say Beyoncé isn’t extremely talented. Just because she doesn’t play an instrument doesn’t mean she doesn’t have plenty else going for her
Somehow the USA has a habit of overlooking good artists or albums. The first albums of the Arctic Monkeys. That for me is the Arctic Monkeys and then there is the rest. At the olimpics the USA channels decided to put advertisement block when they played I bet you look good on the dancefloor. That could have put them in the spotlight.
They aren't underrated lmao 😭😭😭
You probably just don't talk to people that like rock
i love how songs like fluorescent adolescent perfectly capture growing up as a teen in the uk, the sort of grimy guitar and lyrics sum it up to a tee
Totally- this album was one of my intros to music itself!
One of my favourite songs ever, to this day!
My highschool jam all the time
Honestly just sums up the uk in general. Just overall dark (literally from the no sun lmao) and just grimy streets and all that
Isn't fluorescent adolescent about a middle aged woman reminiscing about when she had a good sex life?? 😂
I’d love to see you do their entire discography. Seeing your dad’s reaction to their changes and evolution would be dope.
vouch
100%
Absolutely! Especially since they mentioned TBHC!
Definitely!
pls🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
First two albums are literally zero skips. And b-sides from every early album of the band are also 10/10.
this albums b-side is SO GREAT. i tend to play it a lot more than the a-side LOL
the bad thing + balaclava are skips for me
@@jackh4637 balaclava is good bra
@@jackh4637 the bad thing is great tbh
But,the band had an argument regarding inclusion of that song in their album.
Alex wanted to get it in this album while others didn't want this song in the album.
Later Alex relvealed that he regretted the inclusion of that song
@@jackh4637 balaclava is one of their best songs 😭
This reminds me of 2014. I began my Arctic Monkeys phase, had my dad buy me all their CD albums (all the way up to AM). I’d play their albums during long drives and have my dad “react” to them without actually requesting a reaction. But i enjoyed discussing their music so much with him and getting a reaction from him. He too loved 505 🥰 RIP Dad🌹
thanks for this video guys!!
RIP to your father, I did the same with my dad when I was younger too
RIP
My dad introduced me to the arctic monkeys too, I was 5 when I went with my step mother to buy him Favourite worst nightmare for his birthday. Years later he bought me AM when it was my birthday. I will always remember that car journey when he gave me that album.
2017 for me, when I got into high school and some of my classmates introduced me to Arctic Monkeys. I listened to their first two albums like a madman in 2017 and 2018. RIP to your dad.
Rip to your father my love. Also sending you love and peace 🫶🏻
I LITERALLY GASPED NO WAY. I DIDN'T EXPECT TO SEE THIS AT ALL. One of my favourite albums from one of my favourite bands. Would love to see their other albums as well
Great album, should definitely hit the debut though especially considering how much Kevin liked this one
agreed, i need to see kevin listen to a certain romance
Whatever people say i am, that’s what i’m not
Couldn’t agree more
And humbug, my personal favorite from them
The debut is definitley their best
Being from Yorkshire myself, this is my favourite album of their’s. It’s got a pure, young, northern cheek and swagger to it. It paints such vivid imagery, and is a throwback to times when you would still go round and knock on your mate’s door to see if they’re about. This is an album I feel like I have lived, a story that coincides with my life.
Think their first album is slightly better can’t lie
Damn mate, you just painted my teenage years with your words. Me and my mates listen non stop to this album (and the debut) while we were out drinking in parks and just being teenagers. Im from Sweden but still this album is so etched into my teenagememories. (Sorry for the bad english).
I went to uni in Sheffield, had this album on my ipod, powerwalking to lectures with Balaclava especially blaring. Good times
Couldn’t agree more with you I’m from Yorkshire I can remember after a night out walking home with the lads after spending all the cash on drinks lol we sang the whole album walking home such a great time
I’m from Rotherham so getting a mention in the first album that’s gotta be my fav
Teddy picker is slang for claw machine
It's a metaphor for how perusing fame is mostly luck based and almost always rigged against you
I'm a HUGE Monkeys fan and honestly it's been a minute since I've listened to this one. I forget how fucking HARD it goes. Alex Turner is truly one of the greatest songwriters of our generation. Also... well timed my friends, well timed...
How is this well timed? Because of the new single?
@@cheechunlimited yes
@@peterhoeller7811they ovverated imo . The strokes completely overtook the potential rule of the genre
Man this album is SO good, a staple of my british childhood!
Same but I’m not British lol 🤍
same with americans, the british accent isn’t too noticeable
@@chrisbowden4070 bruh what hahahaha the accent if very noticeable especially the first two albums
@@chrisbowden4070 the thickest Sheffield accent lol
@@chrisbowden4070 it's more about the culture than the accent. the first two AM albums are iconic staples of British culture, especially the first one
30:53
Yeah, 505 is sorta their magnum opus.
Absolutely magnificent and impressive considering they were all barely 20 years old when they wrote it.
I might argue that’s mardy bum but for sure it’s in the top few
@@henrymasellis5436 I agree, it’s Mardy Bum for me.
505 is not even top 5 songs for them imo. But yeah its great
@@arya6085 what are your top 5?
Genuinely curious
505 is not in my top 10. It's good but this band has so many other good songs in b sides and in humbug and tranquility base hotel and casino that no one seems to listen to
He was bang on when he said they would be a good live band because for the first 4 or 5 albums that was the entire point, they wanted to be able to recreate everything live
AM is one of the best live bands by far IMO. They even played TBHC live and it was SO good - watch the BBC One live videos
@@shmadsta way too drunk for me but I agree they slap
I think your dad would really like the energy of the early strokes records of “is this it” and “room on fire”. they also inspired the arctic monkeys so it would be cool for your dad to see where they got their inspirations from
He probably already knows the bangers off Is this it
@@leorrocher ngl is this it is all bangers
I just wanted to be one of the strokes
Lmao they already promised they’d do is this it when they did the new abnormal but haven’t gotten to it yet
@Matthew Marrero they're a completely different band stylistically. like oranges and apples.
PLEASE DO MORE ARCTIC MONEYS ALBUMS! Your dads reactions to this is exactly how most of the U.K. responded when this dropped! Subbed!
505 was the song that really got me into the band. i've heard few songs from AM before i heard 505, and they were really really great, but hearing the live version of 505 really affected me in a whole other level
505 just hits different. I literally feel it in my soul and get chills every time I listen to it
Saw 505 live multiple times before they changed their style. Amazing performances
26:03 “it’d be fun to see it live” this is one of very few arctic monkeys songs which have never been played live by the band
Damn it’s so great
Sadly it's because none of the members like it. There was an argument for its inclusion and Alex insisted it be in. He later voiced his regret for that.
@@jayphilpot2909 where did he say he regretted it? I’d like to see that interview
Arctic Monkeys stan over here, PLEASE do more! The change in sound and lyrics throughout the discography is a journey worth taking
Agreed. It's like they took the sound of 505 and ran with it for a while.
Fuck the car. Its just different for differents sake. Give us more guitar anthems!!! They're only 40, not 73
@@Fitchy-ke3wz Tasteless take
@@CheemsTheCheeseDog Nah the truth just hurts.
@@TheGoldenCapstone It's an idiotic take, and I don't even like The Car. It's fine if you're only - or mostly - interested in guitar anthems, but you can't demand them to make more of that, and it doesn't mean that what they do with The Car and Tranquility Base is old man music.
This band is insane and I can’t wait to see Kevin hear more from them
“This would be a good live band, man” HE GETS IT! They’re incredible live
only ones who know has to be one of my favorite songs of all time. It is so beautiful and criminally underrated
Criminally sad *
Does anyone else use this channel as a way to vicariously imagine sharing music with their own Dad? I have a good relationship with my father and would show him my vinyl's when living at home and it was so cool to share it with him, something I miss now that I'm out of home.
But I imagine for some people with more strained relations with their fathers (or sons) this channel may be a source of comfort. Thanks for doing what you do boys :)
Thank you Simon :)
strained relation here and yes you´re right. thank you for putting it into words :)
yeah, I still go to concerts with mine from time to time but this kind of experience of sitting down and talking about an album is preety hard with our lives on the way.
Love the channel.
@@RosanneSol ❤️
I found this channel a month after my father passed from stage 4 PC, and this is exactly the relationship I wish we had
would you guys consider listening to their first studio album, “whatever people say i am, is what i’m not”? it’s an amazing first album. 🔥 love your reactions!
i second that!
Co signed
one of the best debut albums of all time
please god they need to i was surprised they chose this album first
trussttt that album has been in my rotation for years now
I searched this up for anyone who doesn’t know what a teddy picker is
“A 'teddy picker' is British slang for a crane machine, a popular machine at carnivals where prizes, particularly stuffed animals”
Lmao I was also curious so I just had to know 😂
Correct. It’s a metaphor for nobody celebrities that we get in the UK. It’s effectively luck that they are “picked” just like the stuffed toys
Aaah you mean those teddy bears we got to pick at fun fair
@@asmrstreet5359 yes basically
I thought it was about someone whos always choosing who they want to sleep with.😭
I’ve seen them live and can confirm they are unreal.
You guys NEED to do their debut. Far and away my favorite record from them
Yeh weird that they start with the 2nd album since the debut is much superior
agreed.
@@MostlyLoveOfMusic 1st & 2nd album on same level to me
And for good reasons is your favourite, is so much energy in one album.
My favorite worst nightmare>
28:12 " it might not a good track, i don't know" literally the best track on the album
Right I was gonna say
Yellow Bricks??? Really?!
This is Do Me a Favour erasure
Your dad’s excitement is absolutely infectious hahaha
53 here , my son turned me on to their music back when this album came out. I absolutely love this band, the drummer is awesome, Alex Turners lyrics are so damn good. Got to see them live with my grown children and it was one of the best concerts I’ve been to.
so sad you guys didn't let "this house is a circus" play into "if you were there beware". I love the tied end and beginning
YESSS i love that
I know it's orgasmic!
@@Moonlight-mz7mu best two tracks on the album
REALLL
My personal favorite album of theirs is humbug....crying lighting...that bass line and those lyrics. So creative and gloomy but still rocking that whole album! Excited to see you guys start the monkeys journey!
Yes! Such a shift in sound for them that I think really started their evolution to what they are today. So much darker sounding from their older stuff but still all bangers. Dance Little Liar and Secret Door are probably my faves
Love humbug, I like most there albums but humbug is something special.
Humbug is a masterpiece. Propeller is the highlight for me though, the transitions are so satisfying
crying lighting has got to be one of the best songs they have fr
Humbug best. Jewellers hands amazing.. dostlar..
Their debut has gotta be done guys. Honestly, I’m an EDM fan at heart. But their debut is still on of the all time best. Straight out the block.
"If you were there, beware" the more you listen the more it beats so freaking good
This made me strangely emotional. I don't have any friends that like Arctic Monkeys. Seeing your dad get so excited about it gave me a strange sense of vindication. I was so excited to see his reaction when that woodblock comes in on Balaclava and I was not disappointed!
Mate any one of us would love to have a discography listening session with you
Lets be friends:)
You need new friends 🤣x
Bro, what a privilege to hear this album for the first time, fucking masterpiece.
Dad’s reaction is SO INFECTIOUS. I’m currently experiencing this album for the first time despite knowing about this band for 12+ years and I’m just over the moon about it. I always loved their first album, but this is like that album with an added feeling of naughtiness and night-time fun and also kind of a sinister vibe. It’s so fucking stylish and fun. Dad’s reaction mirrors mine so well!
Envious, fell in love with them in '09, what a journey.
@@jl91iii I wish I could get into their later stuff, after this album, because I know they’ve only gotten more talented as time has gone on, but it’s not my cup of tea. First two albums are god-tier for me though.
@Crunchatize_Me_Senpai yeah same, I only started listening to them last year actually but I think their older albums are so much better
the last track "might be a bad track" that smirk lmao, also my fave album this is, do me a favour is probably my favourite song ever, big up ur Dad, legend
i’ve only listened to 505 from this album. it will be fun listening for the first time with y’all
Same here. Also, what a great song!
Any other songs u found?
The best part is 505 isn’t even close to being the best song and it’s an amazing track
@@scoott8605 put me on to other songss
@@abhorrence brianstorm
Favourite Worst Nightmare is S Tier Arctic Monkeys in my opinion, this album really gets your adrenaline pumping through your veins. Not only that but the mixes in every single song are so tight and smooth! For months now, I’ve been a big fan of this channel, so much so that I try so hard to convince my father to take time out of his day just to sit and listen to various albums... I have a lot in mind that I want to hopefully share with him one day... Keep on going with these reaction videos Connor, you guys are honestly one of the best father + son figures on CZcams right now! Love you both x
Thanks Jack ❤
The real beauty of this album comes from it's flow. Every single song ends perfectly for the next one to begin. That is something lost in choppy listening format like this. I think you will like it even 10 times more when u listen to it in continuity. Loved the review, almost as much as I love this album
Listening to Kevin's comments about Alex's voice and him thinking Alex can go up another notch, I'd love to see him react to something like Sweet Dreams, TN because Alex is bloody amazing on that one
Kevin asking if the last track would shit the bed was amazing sitting here knowing full well 505 is the best track on the album.
I literally can’t wait for your dad to hear Four Out of Five and Star Treatment. I just know he’ll love them. TBH+C is on another level. Great Reaction!!
Well you are literally waiting.
Their most underrated album
I agree. Brilliant album. Pretty vintage and at the same time pretty futuristic.
it's a truly timeless album, i love it more with each listen
beware of the Martini Police
What i love about AM is that every album is like a rebirth, they are constantly changing, evolving and making new and different music. Love them and this video too!
That was a great way your dad summed up 505. It really does sound like a departure from their early sound and the beginning of a new, mature sound, which we hear in Humbug (as well as in Alex's side project The Last Shadow Puppets, which came between Favourite Worst Nightmare and Humbug).
I love everything they've done, I've loved seeing how they've evolved. They're easily my favourite band of this century. I don't think they have a bad album in their catalogue. I can't wait for the new one.
I'm dying at 28:02 he really doesn't know what he's in for
their progression as a band is super interesting. they transition from album to album similarly how they did between songs like fluorescent and the only ones who know in this album. humbug is like an evolution of that maturity. whereas their first album is all asngst & fuck around energy. this being a perfect blend of the two. they were the biggest band in uk but couldn’t get the U.S base to catch on - but during their tour with the black keys they played a new song & the u.s crowds ate it up. they decided to make an entire album around that song, & boom. AM was born. also, IF you are gonna do another i’d say do them in order from first to last. whatever people say i am that’s what i’m not being my favorite.
To me, Suck It And See is their most mature album. It's peak Arctic Monkeys.
which song was that?
@@lovelyy6491 i believe it was "do i wanna know"
This video is so fun to watch, I genuinely get so happy hearing other people talk about stuff that I really enjoy. Favorite Worst Nightmare is one my absolute favorite albums and my first ever vinyl. Also, the dad is very funny "To me it's a no skipper" "Wow!...I need some tea right now" so relatable man. I love how he appreciates everything from the base to the lyrics as well, something that not a lot of people do. What a legend.
This came up in my suggested feed a couple days after seeing them live at reading festival here in the uk, please do more videos on their other albums, you’ll both enjoy them so much, ive fallen in love with your channel after watching this, 10/10 from you guys
the goated father-son duo back at it again
Man, if only we could all be so lucky to be able to sit down with a loved one and listen to a whole album, and have their genuine interest and appreciation the whole time. The best I can get is some tracks here or there on a roadtrip, but despite enjoying and being avid listeners of music (which I am so grateful for growing up!), neither of my parents really have the attention span to just listen and digest a whole album. You guys have something special, and its so awesome to be able to share it with you! Keep on rocking, much love
I saw AM in their hometown and they opened with "brianstorm" and let me tell you it was chaos
I haven't listened to this album fully for a while now and you just made me relive it in a different way. Thanks for that!
Great video. I'm from the Arctic Monkeys' home city of Sheffield in the UK and the way their music describes growing up in that area at that time is absolutely perfect. So cool to see two people from the other side of the world thoroughly enjoying their music too!
My friend came from Sheffield and all, any chance to mention he came from the same area as AM he will take it 😂😂
I love to see how your father understands the music, man. I hope my father would react that way to that nice music 🥺❤️. I'm going to see the Monkeys live in Paris in 2 days. You can show TBH&C to your father and see how he reacts.
im seeing them as well next year
I saw them last week they were incredible as always
@@renikoseva918 Looks like they played a new song yesterday in Zurich!
Monkeys in paris 💀💀💀💀
Ben de 2 gün üst üste izledim. Şov yapma..
This is the first video that I've seen from this channel and I'm already a huge fan. This album means a lot to me, I've even got the album cover tatted on my arm. It's such a great feeling seeing other people enjoy something that you yourself adore!
I love your analysis at the end how while it’s a really great sound throughout the album, it’s going to potentially get old which is why 505 is so great but also the fact that every single album is uniquely different and every album feels like a different band is why they’ve been able to survive over the last 15 years because they try different things.
23:04 Connor really just said penguins have no beak and his dad agreed
Lol… I didn’t get too far in school Luciano
I love this damn band
They’re not ready for Humbug and THBC
I've been here since your first video. This channel is so calm and comfortable for me to watch. So nice to have someone on CZcams who are down to earth. Love your subtle humor.
Love and support from Denmark!
i love watching these reactions, makes me feel like i’m listening to the album for the first time again.
505 is one of the best songs ever, was so funny when Kevin suggested it may not be good lol
You guys were talking about seeing “The Bad Thing” played live. Coincidentally, I believe it’s the only track on this album that they’ve never played live. 😅
I would have LOVED to hear it live
It’s the only song that’s isn’t played live because Alex turner wanted the song on the album but the other members didn’t so the decided to put the song in but to never play it live
@@ih8teskelly wow thank u for sharing the insight!
I love how appreciative he is of the music and how he like feels the songs
I love the struggle with words to describe what you hear in both of you on this episode, guys lol. Once I saw the thumbnail of this video it’s just exactly what I was expecting, ‘cause this LP is just so intense and unique in all that comes to it, that I couldn’t imagine any diverse commentary, just “that was fucking awesome”, “man that’s fucking rockin’”, etc looool.
A teddy picker is one of those claw machines where you can win prizes like teddy bears.
You gotta do their debut album, such an amazing album. It's just so full of life and youth and energy and passion.
Their best album
Excellent gents! Thoroughly enjoyed watching your Dad become immersed in the glory of the Arctics! Would definitely like to see you show him through the rest of their catalog and how they’ve evolved!
Just watched them live 2 days ago and they were absolutely amazing. Didn’t play all the hits but had some deep cuts in there, which I really loved. One of the best going!
The end of this video was incredibly earnest and touching, honestly. A display of why I connect with your channel so much. I hope you keep on your Arctic ways towards the Tranquility Base Hotel and Casino on the moon, see you there. Peace!
❤️
@@kevinfromttt ❤️🙌
THE STROKES AND AM are the best thing that ever happened in my life.
I can't wait to see the review of A Certain Romance.
You should do All AM, All Strokes and all Voidz albums.
After hear you talking about the maturity in 505 and described it as "cheesy", I bet you'll love Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino, but you gotta go through all the albums in between (and maybe Everything You Come to Expect) to notice that sweet evolution
I absolutely love this album and it's so fun to see you dad and think "ohhh he's already excited and he doesn't know what's coming!!" 😂
Now you gotta have him listen to Tranquility Base Hotel and Casino. Would love to see how your dad reacts to the change of style.
Awesome he mentioned the 1950s feel on Only Ones Who Know, please show him the version with Richard Hawley on CZcams it’s literally a 50’s version & it’s beautiful
That version with Richard Hawley is my favourite. Absolutely beautiful.
Enjoyed every minute of that. You and your dad have great chemistry and a great relationship. One of my all time favourite albums as well.
Loved your dads ending words, very sweet. Also loved that you guys reacted to this, this album is a masterpiece just like all of AM's albums
I know they're not as popular, but I would love for y'all to do The Last Shadow Puppets to contextualize Alex's transition between AM and TBHC
Man I love this album. Its genuinely so nice watching you guys listen to some of my favorite music. Keep these coming man your videos are great.
Seen AM live a fair few times and I can say they are incredible! I hope you return and discuss all their discography, it's amazing to see them evolve through the years - all with Alex Turner's signature writing style. (oh and try the 2x Last Shadow Puppets albums while you're at it!)
As someone who grew up (in the UK) with the Arctic Monkeys as my favourite band, watching this was lovely
Can't wait for Tranquility Base! You're the one who got me to listen to it after thinking it was no good based off of what friends said
It gets better with each listen I hated it at first
Knew a couple songs from AM growing up & still love them. TBH&C made me a fan. Doesn’t matter if some people don’t get it, it’s objectively a Fantastic album. So so good.
Praying for TBHC reaction
@@Ruperto_g found the AM fan
Aged like wine.
You gotta listen to their debut album…. So good.
My favourite album ever
^ same. I have 3000 total listens to it on Spotistats
@@bentownsend4017 how do I check that out??
The best
The masculine urge to crumble completely when she cries
As a girl I’d marry any many who liked AM and crumbles completely when I cry 😂😭
you gotta do more of their albums, they have an excellent discography, i love listening to your commentaries, it's really fun :)
Omg PLEASE react to their debut!!! Also, Kevin, a “teddy picker” is just one of those coin-operated crane machines that you see in arcades
You know, one that picks up the teddies.
You guys are awesome! You gotta do their whole discography I’m sure your dad would love their first album as well! Alex turner is such a brilliant lyricist
Was good to see the reaction to my favourite band. Would be interesting to see reactions to their debut and then their most recent one for the contrast in style. Also very glad they're back with their album in October.
You timed this very well btw. Arctics just played at a massive festival in the UK. They didn't play all my favourites but they played alot of them and I'm so glad I was there. Fuck this is making me emotional I love these two albums so much
Imho, the best thing of AM it's making others listen their albums chronologicaly and see their expectations crumble, album after album. Asides (the shock of) knowing how old they were when they started to gain fame, hearing them changing it's such an experience. It's life in music, real life. Thanks a lot for sharing AM with him! I'm eager to see him (from Argentina!) reacting to the rest of their discography.
I recently picked this one up on CD at a car boot sale for less than £1. I listen to it when I deliver pizzas in the evening and it makes the shifts so much more fun. Love this channel guys thank you so much it’s kept me going through a challenging patch, can’t wait to hear more!
Being from Sheffield, when Arctic Monkeys came out with their first album we went mental 🤙
but how people from sheffield see then nowdays? do you like their current music?
@@siaskrulepersonally love it but I think it’s fair to say lot of people from Sheff aren’t as keen on their newer stuff
Keep up the great work guys! I would just like to say I find both of your commentaries very interesting and I think it would be cool if Kevin showed us some of his favorite songs sometime. He speaks of genesis, the police, and a few others quite often, I know it wouldn’t be a ‘reaction’ but just for Kevin to go over some of his favorite songs w the audience would be cool.