What's the difference really?
What's the difference really?
Liam Carter
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Justin Sanders
One is about the utter fragility of the heart being enveloped into a nihilistic darkness. I really hope you know which one that is.
Asher Turner
I didn't The Arctic Monkeys were that deep, damn. I'll need to relisten to that album, I just really like R U Mine?
Ian Gonzalez
Fuck off
Nathan Lopez
I like both, a lot.
But
>AM
Resonates with me more personally. Maybe it's just because I heard it first when I went through a god awful breakup and associate it with that.
But it's more replayable personally speaking.
Disorder is excellent too though
Gabriel Thomas
One is for normie girls trying to be deep or 'omg cool design!' and the other one is for bpd thots trying to be normal
Jeremiah Cox
One was original and cool when it came out.
Carson Cruz
girls say they like both but with AM its true
Austin Richardson
I unironically like AM.
Nicholas Gonzalez
Haven't listened to AM but really like Unknown Pleasures. Should I geniunely give AM a try?
Hunter Brown
AM is way better. Fun licks, the singer is great and it actually sounds good. My only complaint is the normie lyrics but that's about it.
Unknown Pleasures is the dullest album ever. The drums sound like shit, the singer is as monotone as you can get and I swear every song sounds the same. Sure it had a huge impact on music but it just isn't that good of an album.
Carson Ross
Alex wishes he could write lyrics as good as Ian does
Nathan Jackson
>The drums sound like shit
Wrong
>Every song sounds the same
Yeah sure, Interzone sounds exactly the same as I Remember Nothing or Disorder
>The singer is as monotone as you can get
Ok that's objectively true, but his lyrics make his singing bearable
Cameron Hughes
Not too much. They're both pretty good shirts
Ayden Lopez
Entry level pleb indie vs entry level pleb post punk
Cameron Morgan
you're not allowed to have that opinion.
John Lewis
I think the fact that Ian Curtis' voice is monotone makes the music and the lyrics a lot more genuine
Justin Johnson
>one of the most clever lyricists in the genre
>monotone dipshit is better
Sure.
Luke Clark
Not even Joy Division's best album
Cameron Brown
>a loaded gun won't set you free
>or so you say
>we'll share a drink and step outside
>an angry voice, and one who cries
>we'll give you everything and more
>this strain's too much
>can't take much more
>I've walked on water, run through fire
>can't seem to feel it anymore
>it was me, waiting for me
>hoping for something more
>me, seeing me this time
>hoping for something else
The vocal performance on this song is amazing. You can't tell me this is "monotone" or that his lyrics are shit. He wrote about his mental disorders, and he wrote about wanting to die, and he meant it. Ian Curtis was real and genuine. He didn't use the sadboy thing as an act like, say Morissey or somebody else. He meant it.
Hudson Moore
Everything.
Jaxson White
AM has the worst lyrics, and the second worst musical arrangments in the history of Arctic Monkeys, my friend. Give a listen to submarine, it has better writing.
Jeremiah Harris
what's the one on the left?
Colton Rivera
no
Landon King
t. 16 year old
Josiah Myers
Could you imagine being this much of a plen?
Jason Price
what's the one on the right?
Juan Barnes
>RRREEEEEEE NORMIE GET OUT XD
Blake Nguyen
One of them is a shitty album by some useless English blokes that'll be forgotten, and the other one is AM
Henry Rogers
AM is one of the best rock albums ever produced, and I actually don't know what the other one is, I've seen shirts with it though