arctic monkeys, your views

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Originally Posted by Black_Apalachi

Yet you are stubborn enough to ignore further posts which explain the meaning behind the point as opposed to simply the word. The rudeness of whatever was filtered there was a bit uncalled for as well, I might add

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The next time I pick out the tiniest detail of your post and create a pointless and unnecessary argument out of it, then you might have some grounds to call me whatever you want

i think i'm one of the only people who prefer the second album to the first.
i find it more lyrically/musically pleasing (to me anyway).
third album is complete **** though.

i cant pick between any of the albums to be honest

i dont think the last album is complete **** i think it just requires a bit more effort
if they continued to just churn out the same stuff as before they woulda been accused of not progressing :x i think crying lightning is one of their strongest songs

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Originally Posted by clueless

i cant pick between any of the albums to be honest

i dont think the last album is complete **** i think it just requires a bit more effort
if they continued to just churn out the same stuff as before they woulda been accused of not progressing :x i think crying lightning is one of their strongest songs

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i think progression for the sake of progression is wrong, and i don't think what they have created is anywhere near the standard of their older stuff.
though i don't like the first album, i appreciate the quality of it.
i don't rate the third album at all.

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Originally Posted by escape artist

i think progression for the sake of progression is wrong, and i don't think what they have created is anywhere near the standard of their older stuff.
though i don't like the first album, i appreciate the quality of it.
i don't rate the third album at all.

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i get what you are saying but if someone sounded the same for their whole career it would get boring, it was more of a natural progression than a forced one i would say.
and i think thats a matter of the opinion because i think the standard is just as good

To be straight to the point, I went and watched them before they was 'big' in alittle dingy pub in sheffield and was hooked from then on. Loved all there early stuff and my interest wained abit after there second album Favourite Worst Nightmare.

Seen them at the Leeds festival last year and there performance was average at best compared to when I've seen them other times, was really disappointed.

Like Oasis really, loved there early stuff and then they lost there way and the music just became nothing special.