Interpol's Turn on the Bright Lights in 5 Minutes
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- New York City was in transition in 2002, with dozens of bands reanimating a faded glory that had come to define the Giuliani era. Arriving after several well-regarded EPs that honed Interpol’s sonic and sartorial sense, it’s possible no album captured this moment as vividly as their debut album Turn on the Bright Lights
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Interpol's Turn on the Bright Lights in 5 Minutes
This album's an absolute masterpiece
right on
So good
@MUSE1975 - I like your screen name. Muse is fantastic.
I miss the part where that's my problem
Why?
This is one of the few albums that really generates a magical atmosphere; you can really just not hear but feel all the sorrow and melancholy not only from Banks voice but from all the instruments. The album is a ride full of feelings from the begining to the end
Well said.
Bless you
A lot of people wondered if this record and The Strokes' first would hold up over time. I'd argue you could release them today and they'd be on top 10 lists all over again.
Absolutely. No question. Timeless records.
Please dont compare the legendary interpol to that garbage strokes band, ever
why would u ever compare strokes to interpol .
I’m nineteen years old, and I first listened to this album last year. It absolutely blew me away, and is now my favourite album of all time- so I absolutely agree with what you’re saying. Turn on the Bright Lights is truly timeless.
@@snehabansal8532 Same age, same time that I listened to it!! It’s consumed my ears.
IT'S UP TO ME NOW TURN ON THE BRIGHT LIGHTS
Such a great album... such a great band. The last two minutes of "PDA" always get my juices flowing.
That part in " NYC" - It's up to me now, turn on the bright lights - is so hauntingly beautiful.
The New is still one of the most beautiful songs I've ever heard
And one of the saddest too
@Lenoy Christie - I agree. It starts out so delicate and beautiful. The angst is so palpable. Then it just grinds all the the way down to the very end. Brilliant song.
That song is so lush and broods atmosphere. Something kinda rare in music.
heartbreaking album
Just like Nowhere. I love that album!
Nowhere is soooo good
aye p4k, might as well delete this timing wasting video cos it's just merely a 7 rated record right?
Yeah this just sounds like a parody now
Certainly a mistake to give this much credit to such a mediocre album for sure
A great album to drive along a free flowing highway at night.
Aphex twin.. nice
Yes I've done this numerous times
Fun fact : Pitchfork was one of the few medias shittin on interpol at the time
They change their tune to suit them whenever they like. Jimmy Eat World's Bleed American got an insultingly low score when it first came out, then the reissue 20 years later was in the 8-10 range. Like wtf
One of the all time great debut albums.
lmao this didn’t age well
What happened?
@@Cycluing When this first released, P4K gave it a 9.5. But recently, they "re-rated" some albums they reviewed in the past and gave this one a 7.0.
@@DanKale smh
@@DanKale aren't the rereveiws technically not "cannon"?
my very first indie album. I feel privileged to have have listened to them when I did. I still consider it to have the best bass lines in an indie record
xavier lopez Antics was actually my first, got that on CD around age 10 or 11, then got this one shortly after. This is honestly still one of my favorite albums of all time, and I definitely can't say that for a majority of the stuff I listened to back then.
What do you mean? "El Pintor" was awesome! I think Paul did a good job on the basslines.
Aziz Augusto Absolutely!
Tae yeah they only did one album without him and it got much better reviews than the previous album with Carlos D.
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Lol, Pitchfork really loves Turn on the Bright Lights (and so do i). Awesome masterpiece that Interpol never bettered. Great sound and aesthetic.
You bastards. You didn't have to demote this (and RAM) in order to give Discovery a 10
It's tattooed on my back, that's how great it is. It's been 10 years and I'll never regret it. I mean who does stop loving Interpol?!
Probably the best record of all time.
NYC is the best song ever written, i cant even describe what it makes me feel.
Lmao not quite
@@mcpuffy9032 definetly a great song
@@mcbill7352 lmao yes very 🙃
best albums of the 2000:
KID A
IS THIS IT
UP THE BRACKET
TURN ON THE BRIGHT LIGHTS
YANKEE HOTEL FOXTROT
HUMBUG
THE AGE OF THE UNDRSTATEMENT
IN RAINBOWS
RATED R
YOSHIMI BATTLES THE PINK ROBOTS
Funeral
Very diverse list 😔
Damn son you and me have the same taste, I respect that. Actually saw Queens of the Stone age a couple months back.
Ecléctico Iconoclasta Favourite Worst Nightmare is actually my favorite to be honest
Dick Pachinko you forgot elephant
Literally one of my favorite albums of all time. Believe it or not I first heard this album when I was 10, way back in 2007. I listened to mostly crap back then unsurprisingly, but this band (and Antics, Evil was the first Interpol song I heard) was my absolute favorite for the longest god damn time, and they'll always hold a special place in my heart. Without this band I probably would have never found NMH, or The Smiths, or Animal Collective, or any number of incredible indie bands that are now favorites of mine. If it hadn't been for this band I would probably have become a very different person. So, suffice to say, thank you so much Interpol.
Yo, we're a band called Stookvogel. If you like bands like Interpol and NMH, maybe you'll enjoy our music too.
Do Bloc Party's "Silent Alarm" next please!!
Lmao why did this 7.0/10 album get its own video?
This album changed my life so much when I first heard it, loved reading the interviews with band in "Meet Me in the Bathroom"
No other album has made such a huge impact on me. For a long time it was my favorite and still is in my Top 5
Veckatimest (Grizzly Bear), In Colour (Jamie XX), A Different Kind of Fix (Bombay Bicycle Club) and For Emma (Bon Iver)
Dude ... Nice Top 5!
i don't think anything will ever top this album for me
over the last 2 decades, this one stands alone.
album of the decade for me
I had chills every time the music played. This album is a stunning work of art. Thank you Interpol. I remember listening to this album and "Original Pirate Material" incessantly. Do that album next please.
This album is good but I'm not sure if I could convince someone who didn't known interpol why it's good....
Nick Garza WEEED
@@XxuplmxX Best reply ever LOL
i recommended it to my friend and hes really into music too so he listened to it several times and later we talked about it for a few hours. hes a musician too so he appreciated the drum and bass lines which are amazing. and of course pauls voice and those amazing guitar layers. we are planning on playing stella at a small gig sometime soon. so its just gotta be the right person but the album is good you dont need to convince anyone
one of the best of all time
I'm gonna get into these guys, preparing to listen to their debut and El Pintor.
I hear so much Joy Division goodness in these guys.
CARLOS D IS A FUCKING GOD
I fucking love getting high to this album
I agree with The National being post-punk in their early days (first three albums, mainly). For Arcade Fire it's a bit less true but still in the ballpark...But give me a fucking break - The Killers have nothing to do with post-punk...New wave - Sure. But come on. And I'm not some kind of a purist.
My first introduction to Interpol was through their 2007 album 'Our Love to Admire' I was 17 at the time. Would love them to re-release this *(especially on vinyl, the original press is rare and expensive)* as it's about to have its 10th anniversary. Love this band.
this record shaped my future in music. little did i know that when my bassist/vocalist in my shitty high school band asked me to learn obstacle 1 that i'd be discovering the band that i would obsess over for years to come. i wanted everything i listened to to sound like turn on the bright lights.
The beat change on “the new” gives me goosebumps
There's Nothing Wrong With Love by Built To Spill? Or Funeral or The Suburbs by Arcade Fire?
This and Antics - undeniably great albums.
Thank you Interpol for this amazing soundtrack to my life.
The best album of 21 century.
super8mmo nah
Kid A would like a word
Cazi this album destroys Kid A and everything Radiohead has ever done.
Andrew Lakritz lol
Not even close man
The new is easily one of the 10 best rock songs of the century.
Hearing Leif Erikson live in person was beautiful!.TOTBL will always be one of my all time favourite music releases ever.
Best debut album of twenty-one century.
Julio Agosto better than is this it
Funeral?
IS THIS IT IS ONE OF THE GREATEST ALBUMS OF ALL TIME
Is this it?
They are both great. They are great enough that comparison is not necessary. Great in their own right!
sure that little detail at the start of stella is funny af but then the song itself is one of the saddest pieces of music ever
now i will listen to this amazing album all day.
I cannot express how much I love this album
This is the first album I truly fell in love with, and one that I still very deeply admire. Can still quote every track at the age of 28 just as well as I could when I was 13.
Brilliant album, and a great 5 minute summation. Played it to death then and still love it now
TOTBL is a fantastic album, but it's not Interpol's best. That honor goes to Our Love to Admire.
Carlos D man. Carlos D.
Do Siamese Dream next
seconded
Thirded
First indie band i listened to at the tender age of 12. I feel privileged to,I miss the NYC indie scene when it was like this 😩
Anyone who compares the legendary interpol to that generic strokes band clearly dont understand music.
exactly
I had never heard of Interpol until probably about 6 years ago. I was in my local record store and I came across Turn On the Bright Lights. I had never listened to it, so I bought it on a whim. I'm so glad I did, because it's one of my favorite albums now.
This album has been my Lullaby for years. It's like a Mantra that transports me.
I must listen to it every single time from Untitled all the way to Leif Erikson.
I'm a drummer and love, love, love playing it entirely on a single take.
Didn't want PDA on the record? Fucks his problem?
This is the only album to make me cry. The heaviness of the New hit me all at once and just broke me down after I had gone through a rough break up.
I got tickets to see them play this album in its entirety in LA this fall! I'm so stoked. I'm going to get wasted and belligerently yell all the lyrics while arm and arm with all my bros and brodettes in the crowd.
Omg, I got tx for Mexico City before knowing the LA show, so I´m going to see them also there!
With Battles and Deerhunter? I'm extreeemely jealous
I was there in LA sep 30 at the LA historic park
Liner notes is a gem! Thanks a lot for making these great videos!
If you haven't given The Chameleons a chance yet then play them a few times. Musically they were huge influences on Interpol, more so than Joy Division. Listen to "Don't Fall", "Up the Down Escalator", "A Person Isn't Safe Anywhere These Days", and of course "In Shreds." The Catherine Wheel was also influential ('Ferment' and 'Chrome').
indiesongaday yeah, I don't see where people draw joy division comparisons
There are only two albums that I rate 10/10 and this is one of them
best album ever, no questions asked. took forever to grow on me, but good lord once it finally did, there was no going back
16 Years later and i still find something new which each TOTBL listen. I also still have the fukd i.d. #3 in disc form.
Wish i had the og tape they released in 1999
A life-changing masterpiece for me personally.
This AND Antics are top tier all-time albums. As close to perfection as it gets.
My favorite album ever, no doubts.
Absolutely one of my favorite records. The New, always hits the spot.
I really want interpol to do a 20th anniversary tour of TOTBL 😭
This album feels like NYC
My favorite album ever
Greatest album of ALL TIME! ❤️
Bless up for The New
DO JOY DIVISION'S UNKNOWN PLEASURES !!!
this and silent alarm are the closest that humans have come to musical perfection
untitled is literally one of the greatest intros ever
The Script of the Bridge and Unknown Pleasures of the 2000s
DO JOY DIVISION'S UNKNOWN PLEASURES !!!
DO JOY DIVISION'S UNKNOWN PLEASURES !!!
I saw them before Carlos left. I feel lucky
do Surfer Rosa next!!!
Sólo me gusta este álbum pero es uno de los discos de mi vida...fue el primero que se vendió en una tienda en mi región...y lo compré yo...introduje a mucha gente en la escucha de Interpol poniéndolo en el bar dónde pinchaba...Un disco que parecía hablar de mis emociones...Perfecto para mí.
My fave bands ever. Interpol. The doors. Cake.
who would have thought that PDA's outro wouldnt have made it into the album without carlos d
So ... when's the The Suburbs lining notes coming out?
These are Amazing. Keep it up Pitchfork!
Stella was a diver and she was always down rocks worlds. Epic album!
you forgot to name saetias drummer,,,,
Craig Judy?
What a great video!
My favorite Joy Division album!
Momonio t-shirt*
My favourite Chameleons/The Sound/Joy Division record.
That's a rather sophomoric comparison. Musically they sound much more like The Chameleons. "Don't Fall", "Up the Down Escalator", "A Person Isn't Safe Anywhere These Days", and of course "In Shreds."
They sound nothing like joy division. They were inspired by chameleons and the sound.
iugh no pls
One of my favourite albums ever
One of the best albums I heard in my life.
My dad plays the shit out of this record
One of the best albums ever recorded.
Finest rock album of this century. Ever better than Is This It and that album is a gem. So just imagine what's this?
I just remembered listening to them in a loop 2002...how could I ever...its so depressing. :D
that intro to stella always sounded like sean connery to me
it’s also one of the most beautiful songs i’ve ever heard, it makes me feel like i’m lost in the ocean underwater
This album is one of those albums that immediately brings me back to a time and place that I remember so well. High School in the early 2000s. My first real relationships. Playing in bands with my friends and visiting NYC to go to shows. The city had just been through so much. It was a revolutionary time period for so many legendary bands to come out of NYC post 9/11.
No, Arcade Fire are not Post-Punk. I bet they did not burrow much from Interpol...more from Neutral Milk Hotel.
Love this series