I like this song. I like other Interpol songs more though... even if they seem (seemed?) to take themselves a little too seriously :)

Wow...this is, like, awful...

Mark1970 wrote:

Can anybody say me what means that fisrt line, please...my english is so poor...

Joy Division from New York with some fresh style of music...Antics are similar as their first album. nothing new.sorry boys.

I have to say that my friends comment sort of speaks to how I feel about Interpol. After we saw them perform at the Curiosa tour I asked what she thought and her response was "I liked that song they played" and really that is how I feel, they have a good sound but every song sort of suffers from sounding the same somehow. I like them, just need to hear them one song at a time or I start to become pretty bored.

Well for commercially popular stuff, it's fairly palatable. I've got Turn on the Bright Lights and I like it okay.

Someone said it correctly though -- don't listen too hard to the lyrics. What lyrics? They're just phrases.

I like Interpol a lot.
Last Monday they played at 3rd floor of Mexico's WTC. They were supposed to have 2 dates but, second concert was cancelled due to security...
During the first concert people were so exited and happy that they began jumping and jumping and jumping and... floor structure was damaged!

Catchy & boppy. Wakes me up!

Another Coldplay...Please Stop it!

The first line of this song is so incredibly stupid and annoying that I can't take the rest of the song seriously.

What a snooze. Jim Morrison without the ego, without the evil, without the pretend-"poetry."

Oh-- And without the outstanding band.

Well, it is kind of a cool video:
(click here)

ca1vinandhobbes wrote:

but with a three-note range hafta hear more before I sign off on them

sarahw wrote:

i can see it, the singing style is similar, not nearly the sould though

Top notch. One of the best young bands out there.

Does anyone else think this sounds like a b-side from the Tragically Hip?

:? :headshake:

Straining the limits of mediocrity. Straining for a 3.

Trustocity wrote:

No need to get your depends in a wad.

Sounds like Jim Morrison to me...

I like the song, but I've already heard it many times on RP.

Mugro wrote:

Not going to defend the new album, but you should check out Turn on the Bright Lights. Either that or get your ears checked.

Bobbing my head ... :nodhead: :nodhead: :D/

miahfost wrote:

What is "indie" these days but a clever new marketing package.

This band sucks, and it is only a media darling because there is nothing better out there to sell these days. Period.

Rockage. Interpol is modernity personified. Kick some indie ass Interpol!

I am addicted to this song. I first saw the music video for Evil at atomfilms.com. Weird with a capital W. But the song settles right into the brain. I had to buy the album and I'm really enjoying it.

For an old guy like me its hard to find new music that I like. Interpol is a pleasure.

psycholynx wrote:

hahaha! based on the songs I've heard, the hype about this band seems quite unjustified

DMay wrote:

The beautiful thing about it is, "Over the Hill" is coming for you too, and it will be coming for you directly. Happy Trails!

serendipity_blue wrote:
Just saw them live a couple of weeks ago and they were amazing. It was my second time seeing them, and I agree with you, they just keep getting better.

DMay wrote:

You little dumbass.

Let's find YOU in ten years and see if the music you like sounds any different than the sounds you enjoy right now, today. This is certainly no more experimental than Joy Division, The Clash, hell, The Dead Milkmen. I could add Pink Floyd to the list.

Over the hill... biatch.

I've seen them live a few times, and they just keep getting better in my opinion.

This song is pushing my opinion of Interpol back toward the positive.