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For anyone calling room on fire a bad record : you try selling 650000 records

Que forma tan peculiar y genial de cada quien de ser... Esa forma de actuar y verse... Infame y genial.

Tortured in some kids house

"There's a lot of pressure on Julian" Omg, like the Blur song?!

Moc hezká písnička, skvělý John ❤✌️

1:05:11 😂

Albert has a pretty good solo career now.

Rich boys prentending to be struggling artists...fuckin' hacks !

The Strokes inspired me more than any other band to start a music career. To take it seriously. True for a lot of people. I was already far along on the musical path, but discovering them, I mean really getting into them, actually a while after they released their third album, took me over the edge. Then I found out that trying to make a band that started off as friends work can be a lot like this. And neither me nor my friends were one of the Strokes. Some of us didn't even want to be. The music life is a strange one. But obviously still nothing compares to it. Now I'm more like a free agent. Hold on tight to your dream, but give it room to breathe. Or it's the other side of a nightmare.

How do you second guess a guy who wrote Is this It? Let homie cook.

W0W! Boo Hoo!!

John Lennon forever ❤

I love this album. Imho it’s better and more mature songwriting than the 1st record

JULIAN DID NOT WRITE THE SIGNS. IT WAS JP BAURSTIEN.

Thanks for putting this up!

hahaha his leno impression is so spot on too

arguably their best record. the end has no end is a flawless rock song

Forgotten and barely ever known to begin with

I've never seen this before, I get the feeling they were managed really poorly, they needed a break and time to figure things out 🫣 Way too much pressure on them, and Room on Fire is a great record, how anyone can call it a failure is unbelievable 😂

rich kid Julian and rich kid Hammond Jr were ABLE to write little four square rhyming pop songs with cheap production.

if julian was so good then why did every other album suck...and if the band was so good then why did every other album suck? and if people loved them so much then why did putting out several great albums of the same calibre always get called inferior to such an extent that I can sit here and type "why do the other albums suck?"

Queer and greasy, good job boys!

They peaked with their first album

They are so magnificent, it’s quite incredible. When people say they’re overrated, I’m like, that’s impossible. The first two and Comedown Machine are my favorites.

These interviewers ask the dumbest questions lol

Adley Rutschman played bass for The Strokes??!!?

“Why were we Russian?” I dunno, thought you guys were from NYC

Chills

Bunch of wannabe posers

The "Julian is slowing every down" comment still holds true to this day

Charisma through the roof on these guys

I absolutely love the strokes and had julian not been the way he was, we wouldve missed out on so much great music but its hard not to cringe at the idea of him dictating everything and not letting his bandmates get involved which ultimately led to them nearly breaking up.

Julian was really the coolest man on earth atp

ROOM ON FIRE rulez.

What’s that song by the Strokes where they play consistent 8th note triads on the guitar? 😁

Two takeaways: 1) Julian never looks not utterly exhausted. 2) How could Room on Fire ever have been labeled a "failure"?

They set the expectation so high with is this it that maybe everything else after would never be good as the debut. Some bands are meant just to release one great album that will stand the test of time, like the Sex Pistols, stone roses etc

The strokes are such a kick ass band. Nothing too fancy, nothing to complicated, just killer tunes, killer tones, a lot of heart. Seeing this video of the rhythym guitar and those fast downstokes is inspiring. It seems "simple" but that doesn't mean it's easy. It's hard to play simply and keep it grooving and consistent. The Strokes have so much feel.

When I first saw what these guys looked like, I assumed they sounded like MC5 or The Stooges or something. Then I heard them. Nintendo music. Weird.

Pretty sure Julian had just quit drinking here.

This album had a major impact on me. SO RAD seeing this footage.

They made one really good album and then fell apart. Julian’s ego was ridiculous

No one was cooler than early 00s Julian Casablancas

It seems like such a drag to be a Stroke

Rich kids struggling lol

2:53 "dont wanna let people down" that sentence was extremely honest. props to the interviewer tho

1971

Such a goated video damn

Worked with a band who were playing Later With Jools Holland (UK TV music show) and the Strokes were on the show as well. Promoting Room On Fire. The atmosphere around them was toxic. The crew around them were miserable and arguing - the band seemed disinterested, stressed and really pissed off. It was a depressing spectacle to behold.

bro flabbergasted when he finds out Julian wrote everything lmao