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picspammer · 8 months
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I don't feel better when I'm fucking around and I don't write better when I'm stuck in the ground
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girl-afraid1 · 14 days
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nobody gets this song like i do 🙏
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itzadulllife · 2 months
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I don't want what you want, I don't feel what you feel
See, I'm stuck in a city but I belong in a field
Yeah, we got left, left, left, left, left, left, left
Now it's three in the morning and you're eating alone
Oh, the heart beats in its cage
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smokehalos · 5 months
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some strokes poster i made not too long ago
at first i drew this as a sketchbook page and i thought it looked pretty cool so I decided to convert it into a digital piece but the process gave me some slightly mixed feelings since i couldn’t tell if the drawing ended up sucking or looking good. its most likely a combo of both combined with me just looking at it for too long
enjoy tho
x / x
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poprocklyrics · 7 months
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The world is in your hands or its at your throat.
Razorblade, The Strokes
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chmppkml · 1 year
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The Strokes // LCD Soundsystem 
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grimeybones · 1 year
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“I know you hate to be impressed with someone else,
other than yourself.”
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(Underrated album)
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thebowerypresents · 8 months
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The Strokes Get Nostalgic at Forest Hills Stadium on Saturday
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The Strokes – Forest Hills Stadium – August 19, 2023
It’s hard to tell if it was a fake-out or not. Julian Casablancas, early into the Strokes’ set on Saturday night in Queens, was singing the praises of our “fair metropolis” (his words, sort of) and said it would be “a great place to end it all.” Granted I’d been (lovingly) duped one set earlier. Angel Olsen, the soulful North Carolina folk-rock goddess, had already pulled a typically goofy bait and switch: “I’ve been so inspired,” she said, adding that her travels drove her to write a new song just a night earlier. “You guys know it, right?” she asked her bandmates. They smiled and launched into “Shut Up Kiss Me” (My Woman, 2016), the torch-rock banger that largely put her on the mainstream map. 
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So back to Casablancas: I nervously laughed, we moved on. How couldn’t we? The night was genuinely perfect, created-in-a-lab perfect for the Strokes’ much-anticipated hometown show — and their second of only two in the U.S. this year. “Sorry to talk about the weather,” he deadpanned at one point. (He bantered often and oddly, as is canon for him.)
The crowd was huge, every other fan sporting merch, new and old. They erupted from the first notes of “Is This It,” the set opener and title track off their first LP turned rock standard. But the crowd lost it from every first note of every song. Why wouldn’t we? The boys are near mascots to legions of elder millennials, having soundtracked a good portion of their impressionable alt-rock youths. The hits hit: “Someday,” “Reptilia,” “Meet Me in the Bathroom.” And the newer tracks landed, too, “Ode to the Mets” (The New Abnormal, 2020) in particular. Casablancas’s voice — that pitched-down and notable blend of New Wave crooner and Jim Morrison — and Albert Hammond Jr.’s singular rhythm guitar work are still, impressively, it to me. 
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The return of “Modern Girls & Old Fashion Men” — the Strokes’ 2004 single with Regina Spektor — was among many special moments. “It only took 20 years but look who showed up,” said Casablancas as she took the stage to join him, the crowd roaring. Another incredible surprise: For the first time in 17 years, they played “15 Minutes,” off First Impressions of Earth (2006), a low-key favorite of mine with something of a too-long-at-the-pub vibe. By the encore’s end, and after a deeply fun, singable night of nostalgia to the face, we were back at the beginning, with the frontman’s original tease — although it sounded a bit different this time. “This might be our last show in New York,” he said. The crowd booed, the music began and “Last Nite” hypnotized everyone into briefly not caring whether he was bluffing. A dangler of an end but a blast nonetheless. —Rachel Brody | @RachelCBrody
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Photos courtesy of Dana Distortion | distortionpix.com
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eyefeelthebeat · 4 months
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Right Wrong What to do Some day it will come to you.
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z0urcherri · 3 months
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picspammer · 4 months
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Happy birthday First Impressions of Earth ⚡
You beautiful beast
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fishnoodles · 6 months
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I love u Ize of the World by The Strokes
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pascalishere · 9 months
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Fans of The Strokes are insane, why is everyone so obsessed with Is This It. It is literally Just Fine. I think it’s their weakest release, and that they only got better as time progressed. Everything after First Impressions of Earth completely blows their first three albums out of the water imo.
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jules, 2006
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chxrrypukx360 · 1 year
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The beginning of this song makes my knees weak, why does he sing like that?
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