@@tinydancer7343 I really don't think he's on anything at all. He's very articulate and seems clear-headed in this interview. It's so frustrating to me watching interviews of him clean where people have to continuously insist that he's still on something. Nothing personal, it just seems like you're mocking his progress by holding onto this idea of him as a cliche "drugged out rockstar". He's so much more.
@@cierra7246 I completely agree with you it frustrates me as well. Like on one video you could clearly see he was concentrating on giving an answer and wording it properly and everyone was like "he's back on the drugs again!" when it fact he was probably being careful what he was saying after the incidents where his comments were taken completely out of context and took the wrong way
Gah....isn't it pretty obvious by now that not all drugs are equal? Weed is WAAAY less dangerous than pretty much every other drug out there. Hell, even cocaine is safer than alcohol or cigarettes....the two things we legally "allow" people to use at whim. In short....our drug laws(certainly in the US) are fucking insane. It's almost like it's literally the polar opposite of how it should be.
Sometimes it can be awkward when someone is bragging on you or something you’ve created. Especially if you’re a humble person. I honestly don’t like it. Tell me I did a good job and let’s move on. But I appreciate it.
It may be subjective whether you enjoy their music or not, but I'd argue its objective that they are a talented, hardworking band that thinks about every creative decision they make.
I love the respect he has for teenagers and young people. It's exhausting to hear how little credit we get when, it's got to be one of the hardest eras of life, as far as self discovery and personal development.
I was going to comment something really similar to this, but you did such a great job i’m not even gonna try 😂 The way that he speaks about our generation gives me hope that we really are going to change the world, I really hope we can
yeah definitely its almost the sentiment from bowie on changes, the whole "these children that you spit on as they try to change their worlds, are immune to your consultations. they're quite aware of what they're going through."
@@thelegendkillersshittyduff1335 yeah well if your parents aren't that great and your home life sucks, than it is pretty hard. Don't act like you know what everyone else has been through just because you had it easier.
This interview is amazing. Since the guy interviewing is so genuinely enthusiastic about the album, he creates a real energy and dynamic that takes it all in a very special direction. Really well done.
I been a 1975 fan for years. Never thought they would rise to this level of artistry and talent. They always put out great pop songs but this album is next level stuff.
@@Svirgo19 but we could pretend we do. It's like being the only child; only to realise your mom is pregnant with 8 babies and your father has 10 more out of with Sandra from down the street... We don't want to share
@@Peighter your right but we should be more open I've been a fan since chocolate came out as that's where I first heard them and some of the fans are very hostile to new people Let them be
I am constantly astounded by Matty's mind, honestly. It's like you can see the wheels spinning in his brain when he's asked a question and I am always blown away by his raw intellectual responses. I love this man and I adore this band
Honestly my life long dream is to have a deep conversation with him. I would feel like I’d have my vocabulary expanded a million fold and I’d walk away smarter. I like hearing him speak, very introspective, insightful but willing to listen and learn. It’s so rare to see anymore
This interview is so important. It's nice to see an interviewer who is truly moved by the music, has an extensive knowledge of music and uses that knowledge to analyze the record. And the part at the end where Matty is so open and honest is truly just so moving. There's a reason why The 1975 is my favorite band and why I look up to Matty so much as a human being.
this interview made me feel so appreciated as a devoted fan of the band. It kind of confirmed my full understanding of who the 1975 is and what this all means. The 1975 is more than just a band, it's a movement, a project, a story. The 1975 is a community of ideals and art and just a celebration of humanity. I cannot thank my 14 year old self enough for falling down the rabbit hole of the 1975. I'm almost 20 and still just as intrigued and intersested. You grow up with the 1975. you just get it or you dont.
I love when he is actually into the conversation and says things like “I’m enjoying this,” or “we shouldn’t rush”... I feel like in these type of interviews we are actually getting a sincere look into his mind and I feel so honored because he really is a musical genius. Like them or not - so so so much genius.. it’s obvious - almost annoyingly so ❤️
I just love how matty tries to verbalize everything that goes on in his mind!!! I'm like that as well hahaha Finally a band with an artistic and aesthetic concept!! It is the only band right now that has that complexity. They are unic! I love that you have to think in every song but also feel it inside your heart. I love that each one of them are a little path to something else or to the last record. I just love him and love them man. You will be the soundtrack of a generation
the first 1975 album was definitely an easier one to relate to and really just jam to, but this album is one to be studied, so many details and artistry others bands might be afraid to go for! love this interview! Thank you Eddy and virgin radio for allowing Matty to share his moments and feelings on this record!
i've met matty twice and the band and explained how they saved my life and they are so sweet and humble and you can see their passion in real life :)) matty's super lovely and understanding in real life, he stopped to hear my story for 10 mins when we were only supposed to have a 1 min selfie and a talk but matty took me to the side two years ago whilst i was crying and this is why i love the 1975, i just rlly hope they do some uk shows after their big jan show because i couldnt afford it
I think listening and studying ways to improve ourselves is something he inspires. I know what you mean about ticket prices. I can't go here in US cause it is too far away. Their outlook is so unique. Remember you are unique too and deserve to find your own way to happiness. I spent wasted years thinking someone or thing made me happy when it was me who just needed to decide to be happy.
it was so nice to see matty be interviewed directly about the record without any questions about him going to rehab or his past - it seems like that’s what every interview is based on. yes, it’s important to talk ab, but appreciate the brilliant work he created. thank you for this.
ABIIOR is my album of the year. The final two songs on the record close it out by expressing the vulnerability that I should have been letting myself feel for so long. Really needed it.
I’m one of those “40 year olds”. I’m actually 45. But fell head over heels in love with this band 4 years ago. Obsessed. I just want to scream at this interviewer to listen to the albums from the beginning! I’ve been a fan of music my whole life. The 1975 is a masterpiece all its own. Great interview.
The attention to detail he shows in everything is proven just by the simple pauses he gives when you can tell he’s trying to think of the perfect answer to a question
This was a wonderful interview. I Always Wanna Die (Sometimes) is such a simple song yet so profound and I'm glad Matty touched on the lyric "if you can't survive, just try" and it's had such a profound effect on me. A truly beautiful album.
Matty is like an onion, the more you get to know about him the more you see how much music means to him. He's so in depth, and intellectual. Love this interview, love Matty and love his beautiful accent. I could listen to him giving a lecture on the most boring topic in the world. :3
This is one of the best interviews I’ve ever seen. Its crazy to watch two highly intelligent people chat and discuss things I think about but never have the words to say. Absolutely incredible; the album and the both of you. Thank you.
Just this one substantive interview with Matty can replace a thousand radio station or festival interviews. Eddy Temple-Morris being a new fan having just discovered the band-had this giddiness that all The 1975 fans can relate to-very endearing.
I LOVED THIS INTERVIEW!!! Honestly so in-depth and brilliant, amazing questions being asked. You could tell how comfortable and happy Matty was around Eddy and the fact he didn't care if he run over time, which is very unusual for Matty, I loved the so much. Honestly.
I was just introduced to The 1975 a couple months ago. I know, sad that it took so long. I’ve been down The 1975 rabbit hole ever since. I want to know everything. I just love Matty.
That last bit about I Always Wanna Die - "if you asked someone if they wanna kill themselves? they'd say no. but ask them if life has ever got too much that if there was a switch would you turn it all off?" made me tear up so much and i had to catch my breath. So fucking raw. Depression and stress and dealing with life is around us all at one point or another and we're all in this together. we're all here for each other. we all know. I've definitely wanted to work or volunteer for mental health charities, and especially in depression/suicide but also addiction because it's all so important to me. I've seen it happen to the people closest to me. I've heard stories. Christ, that got me.
I wrote this before I even heard Matty's comment "there's a line in it - if you can't survive, just try"" and then so earnestly saying "I know, like, I know. I get it." it's like he just summed up my whole comment above in one sentence.
@@SamanthaMayMusic That line is kind of similar to one from their major influences The Blue Nile (from the track 'I Love This Life') - "I can't go on. I will go on."
I got very bored last week Nov 22 and joined Tiktok. I love music, and the algorithm gave me Robbers, Live and I am in love. I am now furiously running down the rabbit hole of The 1975. Alex, this has been the best, just resonated to me as a beginner of the genius music of 1975. I live in South Africa, so I had not heard them on radio. Did find out they came to Rocking The Daisy's in 2019. I am 56 years old and so glad I found Matty Verse xx TY The 1975, brilliantly mind altering ❤️🙏
1975 Won me over too!! I am 66 years old and I am crazy about this band and their writing and views on the world!! I am lucky to be able to see them this November 2023🥰❤ Matty I love you 😍 dearly!!!
This is by far the best musical interview I have ever watched. hands down. fantastic questions, commentary, and the insight on both parties is just off the charts. i am so impressed and even more understanding and in love with this album, with this brilliant mind, just with music. jesus.
Matty talks like how i talk when i go for interviews. when i’m nervous and my thoughts are everywhere, i cant find the right words to say and i can’t phrase my sentences properly. like i need time to think about everything to properly put it in sentences.
Tigris 797 i think he’s definitely concerned with wording things to the fullest extent he can and trying to find meaning with everything and anything he can. he’s such a complex human being he can barely even finish a thought without continuing the next one- he has so much he wants to say because he just never stops thinking.
I used to like the 1975, but after I went to one of their concerts last month I freaking love theeem, the energy this guy has is just so contagious, it was provably one of the best moments of my life.
I liked Chocolate when it first came out but it wasn't until the middle of 2016 when I heard The Sound that I actually sat down and listened to both albums and loooved it. But I went and saw them at The Forum in LA in Oct 2016 that I was like oh, this is my favorite band. And they still are.
It would be amazing to just be friends with Matty to just sit with him & just listen to him, hear him out uno & let his great mind chat away, a great human, so glad he's well & doing good now, keep on Matty & good luck man. 💙
I feel like I've come away from this interview knowing Matty much better than I did before. Before "A Brief Inquiry" Matty's honesty in his music always seemed to be juxtaposed with his secrecy in life; in his relationships, the meanings behind some of his more personal songs, and even his day to day routine. It always felt like he was keeping secrets from the fans. But he really laid himself and his thought process bare in this interview and I'm so grateful for it. I'm so grateful that Matty, George, Ross, and Adam decided to make an album that accurately reflected what it's like to be an artist, a fan, and a human in general. This band, and Matty himself, are truly something special.
Im 58,I came in on "I'd love it if we made it" and I've been watching 1975 videos/interviews now for 2days! When the interviewer mentioned Steely Dan right away I dropped my phone.Steely Dan being my favorite band ever. This is such a great intelligent interview of a great young intelligent artist!
It was so refreshing to see music fans talk so thoroughly about music. Matty is on such a high level when it comes to tunes. He loves music and the host was fantastic, well versed about melodies, producing. Such a raw interview. Was great
I’m trying to recall two people bonding in an interview this way...where it stops being an interview free of motives and becomes earnest sharing. I bet Matty walked away feeling really connected, and fulfilled musically as well. So cool.
i watched this when it was new and i’m still coming back to this , this is the most genuine , well presented, most emotionally connected and intelligent interview i have EVER come across. you can tell the interviewer is so completely enthralled and genuinely excited. I JUST WANT INTERVIEWS TO BE LIKE THIS .
I come back to this a lot. Watch it and admire him. Now I’m putting this here I am not sure that I will be here after 2024. Not a cry for help, nor is it a “oh look here” I’m honestly not good I’ve followed this man since I was 16 I’ve copied him in principle and self think g it’s was good. Learning that and growing out of that. I’ve found that the world outside myself is now evil. I’ve achieved my dreams somewhat. And life was good. Losing my two most important women in my life was the kicker. I come back to this thinking i can overcome. We are now in January. I survived 2023, just. Stopping myself. NYE 2023. Losing interactions and interest in things. Music and media really is the thing. Typing this while crying and high. I’m 3
31 now I hope I can come back to this and say alright. Yeah, I’ve done it. See you 1975 fans at the o2 in feb 2024 and we can cry. But you won’t know who I’d be. We are “ I am this person that will enjoy it” you’ll never meet me. I hope we can and be just ‘there’
Their music has gotten me through many moments in life, following them for 6 years now. I treated myself to front row tickets to their show in New York in early July. Listening to this 54 minute breakdown of all of the work put into their recent album and their sources of inspiration humbles me and is pumping me up for one of the greatest nights I'll have 💖 Whether or not you favor their style of music, you cannot deny the raw emotion drawn/demanded from their music ( the only true objective of any art form)
eddy, eddy, eddy.... finally, an interviewer who gets it. it's quite obvious that matty is thankful for you too, seemed like he could go on talking for days with you. brilliant job.
i literally JUST started listening to the 1975 and this album is quickly climbing up to be one of my most favourite albums of all time. Dude, I'm from India and I'd never get to see these guys live maybe but just listening to this interview and how the whole process unraveled for them is such a blessing. Eddy, thanks a ton for this interview! Your energy and enthusiasm also took this interview to another level!! Thank You!!
Okay I'll be honest. Their earlier stuff isn't really my cup of tea but I absolutely love this album and I've always loved them as a band. Artistically and creatively, they are amazing.
this interviewer is so good! he was genuinely interested in everything matty had to say and asked really interesting questions. this was so enjoyable :)
the intro track serves the same purpose as the long intro to star wars- it's like gearing you up to enter the mindstate of what you're about to get into; it's also familiar
matty's brain runs faster than he can speak
“People don’t change till it’s too hard not to.”
michellegbruce that line might be a reference to his getting clean, he didn’t quit opioids until he couldn’t function
im there
michellegbruce truer words have not been spoken
“And the day came when the risk to remain tight in a bud was more painful than the risk it took to blossom.”
― Anais Nin
Time stamp ?
54 minutes of matty speaking, today is a good day
Well the other guy talks too do it's what probably 48 minutes lol
Hell yeah Harmoni!
... and he's actually speaking not his normal "umm ahhh I don't know"
Sober Matty is seriously everything. Also loved the interviewer!
fakenuggets But probably super stoned and maybe a little drunk....💞😎
fakenuggets thank you 🙏x
@@tinydancer7343 I really don't think he's on anything at all. He's very articulate and seems clear-headed in this interview. It's so frustrating to me watching interviews of him clean where people have to continuously insist that he's still on something. Nothing personal, it just seems like you're mocking his progress by holding onto this idea of him as a cliche "drugged out rockstar". He's so much more.
@@cierra7246 I completely agree with you it frustrates me as well. Like on one video you could clearly see he was concentrating on giving an answer and wording it properly and everyone was like "he's back on the drugs again!" when it fact he was probably being careful what he was saying after the incidents where his comments were taken completely out of context and took the wrong way
Gah....isn't it pretty obvious by now that not all drugs are equal?
Weed is WAAAY less dangerous than pretty much every other drug out there.
Hell, even cocaine is safer than alcohol or cigarettes....the two things we legally "allow" people to use at whim.
In short....our drug laws(certainly in the US) are fucking insane. It's almost like it's literally the polar opposite of how it should be.
"Your album is the album is of the year."
Matty *monotone passive voice* "thank you so much."
Esmé that made me laugh so much
‘ that means so much to me ‘ with a straight face lmao
i guess it's hard to really grasp someone else's emotions on an album, especially when it's your own album
Sometimes it can be awkward when someone is bragging on you or something you’ve created. Especially if you’re a humble person. I honestly don’t like it. Tell me I did a good job and let’s move on. But I appreciate it.
It may be subjective whether you enjoy their music or not, but I'd argue its objective that they are a talented, hardworking band that thinks about every creative decision they make.
Tom Dean and the most important thing in my opinion, they can do music no other band can do
Tom Dean yes
You are so correct! I appreciate you! 💕🔲
You are absolutely right.
it’s 100% fact they are the greatest band of the millennial generation
I love the respect he has for teenagers and young people. It's exhausting to hear how little credit we get when, it's got to be one of the hardest eras of life, as far as self discovery and personal development.
I was going to comment something really similar to this, but you did such a great job i’m not even gonna try 😂 The way that he speaks about our generation gives me hope that we really are going to change the world, I really hope we can
@@emmavileta3516 Thank you😂its really refreshing and it makes me very hopeful as well.
yeah definitely its almost the sentiment from bowie on changes, the whole "these children that you spit on as they try to change their worlds, are immune to your consultations. they're quite aware of what they're going through."
It's not hard if ur parents pay for stuff and if they just want u to pass classes with a c or better. That is not hard at all.
@@thelegendkillersshittyduff1335 yeah well if your parents aren't that great and your home life sucks, than it is pretty hard. Don't act like you know what everyone else has been through just because you had it easier.
This interview is amazing. Since the guy interviewing is so genuinely enthusiastic about the album, he creates a real energy and dynamic that takes it all in a very special direction. Really well done.
Winky Dink Media 🙏😘
@@eddytemple-morris2786 Thanks for the great interview :)
he visibly enjoyed this interview vs other interviews of him I've watched
Isn't it wonderful just listening to two peoples shared love for music.
I been a 1975 fan for years. Never thought they would rise to this level of artistry and talent. They always put out great pop songs but this album is next level stuff.
Me too.. Somehow I'm afraid the fan base will get bigger and I cannot say own them. 😁
@@cherrylenehernando9597 you never owned them in the first place
@@Svirgo19 but we could pretend we do. It's like being the only child; only to realise your mom is pregnant with 8 babies and your father has 10 more out of with Sandra from down the street... We don't want to share
@@Peighter your right but we should be more open I've been a fan since chocolate came out as that's where I first heard them and some of the fans are very hostile to new people
Let them be
Sarah Fisher you say pop songs like it’s a bad thing 🙄 they’ve always been genius to me
the way he talks about george makes me so soft wow i love this band
I am constantly astounded by Matty's mind, honestly. It's like you can see the wheels spinning in his brain when he's asked a question and I am always blown away by his raw intellectual responses. I love this man and I adore this band
Honestly my life long dream is to have a deep conversation with him. I would feel like I’d have my vocabulary expanded a million fold and I’d walk away smarter. I like hearing him speak, very introspective, insightful but willing to listen and learn. It’s so rare to see anymore
This interview is so important. It's nice to see an interviewer who is truly moved by the music, has an extensive knowledge of music and uses that knowledge to analyze the record. And the part at the end where Matty is so open and honest is truly just so moving. There's a reason why The 1975 is my favorite band and why I look up to Matty so much as a human being.
utopianislands thank you so much x
a 50 minute interview with matty? feeling blessed
I’m getting the impression that this guy likes the album
You don’t say! 😂
this interview made me feel so appreciated as a devoted fan of the band. It kind of confirmed my full understanding of who the 1975 is and what this all means. The 1975 is more than just a band, it's a movement, a project, a story. The 1975 is a community of ideals and art and just a celebration of humanity. I cannot thank my 14 year old self enough for falling down the rabbit hole of the 1975. I'm almost 20 and still just as intrigued and intersested. You grow up with the 1975. you just get it or you dont.
“We’re a very anxious bunch.”
loved it! but i'd really like to see George in interviews like this more often, since he's the main producer it'd be interesting
Whole band would be nice
Seriously. He needs the same format to go over the making of the album on the technical side
@@rolandgreco5850 It would be so interesting to hear what he would say!
Guilherme Furtado Matty is so verbose it just works!
finally, a good interviewer
celiene scopinich thank you, that’s lovely to see. Eddy x
I feel this interviewer might be falling in love with Matty Healy and it's absolutely adorable
s pow and ....
the apocalyptic sense of being a teenager...in a major key.
well said
I love when he is actually into the conversation and says things like “I’m enjoying this,” or “we shouldn’t rush”... I feel like in these type of interviews we are actually getting a sincere look into his mind and I feel so honored because he really is a musical genius. Like them or not - so so so much genius.. it’s obvious - almost annoyingly so ❤️
I just love how matty tries to verbalize everything that goes on in his mind!!! I'm like that as well hahaha Finally a band with an artistic and aesthetic concept!! It is the only band right now that has that complexity. They are unic! I love that you have to think in every song but also feel it inside your heart. I love that each one of them are a little path to something else or to the last record.
I just love him and love them man.
You will be the soundtrack of a generation
David Bowie was also. That changing and keep growing thing that keeps you so interested.
54 minutes long? Thank you for feeding us Matty.
the first 1975 album was definitely an easier one to relate to and really just jam to,
but this album is one to be studied, so many details and artistry others bands might be afraid to go for!
love this interview! Thank you Eddy and virgin radio for allowing Matty to share his moments and feelings on this record!
8:35 He caught himself saying 'juxtaposition' knowing damn well we would put it in a compilation of him saying it.
HAHSHAHAHAHJAH
i've met matty twice and the band and explained how they saved my life and they are so sweet and humble and you can see their passion in real life :)) matty's super lovely and understanding in real life, he stopped to hear my story for 10 mins when we were only supposed to have a 1 min selfie and a talk but matty took me to the side two years ago whilst i was crying and this is why i love the 1975, i just rlly hope they do some uk shows after their big jan show because i couldnt afford it
This is so sweet and they really are just an amazing band with amazing people.
I think listening and studying ways to improve ourselves is something he inspires. I know what you mean about ticket prices. I can't go here in US cause it is too far away. Their outlook is so unique. Remember you are unique too and deserve to find your own way to happiness. I spent wasted years thinking someone or thing made me happy when it was me who just needed to decide to be happy.
Whoever dislikes this interview, it’s your opinion and you’re totally entitled to it, but your wrong and need to change it
MyRocketman88 😂🤜🏻🤛
❤
Matty referencing and loving a British Bakeoff compliment just kind of exploded my grinch heart.
it was so nice to see matty be interviewed directly about the record without any questions about him going to rehab or his past - it seems like that’s what every interview is based on. yes, it’s important to talk ab, but appreciate the brilliant work he created. thank you for this.
I love the way he talks about George
ABIIOR is my album of the year. The final two songs on the record close it out by expressing the vulnerability that I should have been letting myself feel for so long. Really needed it.
I could listen to him talk all day
What are you waiting for
I’m one of those “40 year olds”. I’m actually 45. But fell head over heels in love with this band 4 years ago. Obsessed. I just want to scream at this interviewer to listen to the albums from the beginning! I’ve been a fan of music my whole life. The 1975 is a masterpiece all its own. Great interview.
Lol... I'm 38 and a mother of 4 boys, I adore them been listening to them since Chocolate. 💕
i'm 37...mother of 2 and I love the 1975. LOL can't wait to see them in concert next year!
I'm 43 (born in 1975) .. mother of 2 .. can I join the club ? :)
kawthar mzt You’re in! 😂❤️😎
@@tinydancer7343 YES !!!!! Thank you :D
The one dislike is George because he wasn't there with Matty
The attention to detail he shows in everything is proven just by the simple pauses he gives when you can tell he’s trying to think of the perfect answer to a question
This was a wonderful interview. I Always Wanna Die (Sometimes) is such a simple song yet so profound and I'm glad Matty touched on the lyric "if you can't survive, just try" and it's had such a profound effect on me. A truly beautiful album.
You know someone is a new fan when he's amazed by the darkness behind 1975 uplifting songs... 😊
im so proud of him. im SO proud of him.
When they bleep the curses at the beginning, but give up a little over halfway through, love it hahahahaha
Interviewer was brilliant! Genuinely interested, asked great questions, and let the artist speak. Great job!
Mitchell Legge thanks Mitch 🙏x
Exactly, and you can also notice matty enjoyed talking to him as well
Matty is like an onion, the more you get to know about him the more you see how much music means to him. He's so in depth, and intellectual. Love this interview, love Matty and love his beautiful accent. I could listen to him giving a lecture on the most boring topic in the world. :3
Also getting under the layers makes you cry... And he might be good caramelised???
I could listen to this man talk for 8 hours and not get bored! Damn this was so pure
This is so pure. Welcome to the 1975 family Ed.🖤
Erin M thanks Erin, what a lovely bunch of humans you are x
This is one of the best interviews I’ve ever seen. Its crazy to watch two highly intelligent people chat and discuss things I think about but never have the words to say. Absolutely incredible; the album and the both of you. Thank you.
Emmi Lou wow that’s amazing to read. Thank you x
I just finished listening but I wanna watch it. So here I am.
Just this one substantive interview with Matty can replace a thousand radio station or festival interviews. Eddy Temple-Morris being a new fan having just discovered the band-had this giddiness that all The 1975 fans can relate to-very endearing.
Happy healthy matty is everything. So glad this band has been a staple in my life for years.
the interviewer makes me smile, its so refreshing to see someone so excited and interested in music.
I LOVED THIS INTERVIEW!!! Honestly so in-depth and brilliant, amazing questions being asked. You could tell how comfortable and happy Matty was around Eddy and the fact he didn't care if he run over time, which is very unusual for Matty, I loved the so much. Honestly.
ClashingEdge thanks so much x
"Life is the ultimate gag" - ha! He's right.
I was just introduced to The 1975 a couple months ago. I know, sad that it took so long. I’ve been down The 1975 rabbit hole ever since. I want to know everything. I just love Matty.
Matty is sooo brilliant! Love him, love the band, love the album. I love The 1975!
That last bit about I Always Wanna Die - "if you asked someone if they wanna kill themselves? they'd say no. but ask them if life has ever got too much that if there was a switch would you turn it all off?" made me tear up so much and i had to catch my breath. So fucking raw. Depression and stress and dealing with life is around us all at one point or another and we're all in this together. we're all here for each other. we all know. I've definitely wanted to work or volunteer for mental health charities, and especially in depression/suicide but also addiction because it's all so important to me. I've seen it happen to the people closest to me. I've heard stories. Christ, that got me.
I wrote this before I even heard Matty's comment "there's a line in it - if you can't survive, just try"" and then so earnestly saying "I know, like, I know. I get it." it's like he just summed up my whole comment above in one sentence.
@@SamanthaMayMusic That line is kind of similar to one from their major influences The Blue Nile (from the track 'I Love This Life') - "I can't go on. I will go on."
@@SamanthaMayMusic yeah, I started crying when he said that 😭
i absolutely love listening to matty talk. i could listen to him ramble for hours. he's such an intellectual
Seriously, Eddy Temple-Morris is the most respectful and interesting interviewer i have ever seen.
I got very bored last week Nov 22 and joined Tiktok. I love music, and the algorithm gave me Robbers, Live and I am in love. I am now furiously running down the rabbit hole of The 1975. Alex, this has been the best, just resonated to me as a beginner of the genius music of 1975. I live in South Africa, so I had not heard them on radio. Did find out they came to Rocking The Daisy's in 2019. I am 56 years old and so glad I found Matty Verse xx TY The 1975, brilliantly mind altering ❤️🙏
1975 Won me over too!! I am 66 years old and I am crazy about this band and their writing and views on the world!! I am lucky to be able to see them this November 2023🥰❤ Matty I love you 😍 dearly!!!
This is the best interview I’ve ever seen.
I fall in love with this band more and more every year ❤️❤️❤️
48:43 matty talking about i always wanna die sometimes made me speechless.
Eddy Temple-Morris is such a great interviewer. He really knows what Matty loves to say.
Jeanie EJ Ahn thank you x
Jeanie EJ Ahn it’s a nice honest intelligent interview, letting Matty explain himself better than I’ve heard ever.
MARK SOUTHALL thanks Mark that’s really cool of you 🙏 eddy
This album is a masterpiece. Will genuinely be thought of as pure genius 20 years from now.
omg I a actually cried at the end. The whole interview was so so good and then the ending got me😭
This is by far the best musical interview I have ever watched. hands down. fantastic questions, commentary, and the insight on both parties is just off the charts. i am so impressed and even more understanding and in love with this album, with this brilliant mind, just with music. jesus.
Emma Furrier wow that’s amazing. Thank you so much. 🙏
the world does not deserve you matty
extraordinary young man
Matty talks like how i talk when i go for interviews. when i’m nervous and my thoughts are everywhere, i cant find the right words to say and i can’t phrase my sentences properly. like i need time to think about everything to properly put it in sentences.
Tigris 797 i think he’s definitely concerned with wording things to the fullest extent he can and trying to find meaning with everything and anything he can. he’s such a complex human being he can barely even finish a thought without continuing the next one- he has so much he wants to say because he just never stops thinking.
I used to like the 1975, but after I went to one of their concerts last month I freaking love theeem, the energy this guy has is just so contagious, it was provably one of the best moments of my life.
I liked Chocolate when it first came out but it wasn't until the middle of 2016 when I heard The Sound that I actually sat down and listened to both albums and loooved it. But I went and saw them at The Forum in LA in Oct 2016 that I was like oh, this is my favorite band. And they still are.
It would be amazing to just be friends with Matty to just sit with him & just listen to him, hear him out uno & let his great mind chat away, a great human, so glad he's well & doing good now, keep on Matty & good luck man. 💙
I feel like I've come away from this interview knowing Matty much better than I did before. Before "A Brief Inquiry" Matty's honesty in his music always seemed to be juxtaposed with his secrecy in life; in his relationships, the meanings behind some of his more personal songs, and even his day to day routine. It always felt like he was keeping secrets from the fans. But he really laid himself and his thought process bare in this interview and I'm so grateful for it. I'm so grateful that Matty, George, Ross, and Adam decided to make an album that accurately reflected what it's like to be an artist, a fan, and a human in general. This band, and Matty himself, are truly something special.
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Im 58,I came in on "I'd love it if we made it" and I've been watching 1975 videos/interviews now for 2days! When the interviewer mentioned Steely Dan right away I dropped my phone.Steely Dan being my favorite band ever. This is such a great intelligent interview of a great young intelligent artist!
Who’s watching this again during the 2020 Coronavirus
Juxtapo- idea
cia 😂 he knew that one has had its time
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It was so refreshing to see music fans talk so thoroughly about music. Matty is on such a high level when it comes to tunes. He loves music and the host was fantastic, well versed about melodies, producing. Such a raw interview. Was great
The way he’s swinging the mug around when he’s talking so passionately 😂😂😂
I’m trying to recall two people bonding in an interview this way...where it stops being an interview free of motives and becomes earnest sharing. I bet Matty walked away feeling really connected, and fulfilled musically as well. So cool.
Mike Henkelman thank you Mike. 🙏
i watched this when it was new and i’m still coming back to this , this is the most genuine , well presented, most emotionally connected and intelligent interview i have EVER come across. you can tell the interviewer is so completely enthralled and genuinely excited. I JUST WANT INTERVIEWS TO BE LIKE THIS .
Two people being absolutely hyped by their love for music and I am here watching this and crying out of excitement!
I come back to this a lot. Watch it and admire him. Now I’m putting this here I am not sure that I will be here after 2024. Not a cry for help, nor is it a “oh look here” I’m honestly not good I’ve followed this man since I was 16 I’ve copied him in principle and self think g it’s was good. Learning that and growing out of that. I’ve found that the world outside myself is now evil. I’ve achieved my dreams somewhat. And life was good. Losing my two most important women in my life was the kicker. I come back to this thinking i can overcome. We are now in January. I survived 2023, just. Stopping myself. NYE 2023. Losing interactions and interest in things. Music and media really is the thing. Typing this while crying and high. I’m 3
31 now I hope I can come back to this and say alright. Yeah, I’ve done it. See you 1975 fans at the o2 in feb 2024 and we can cry. But you won’t know who I’d be. We are “ I am this person that will enjoy it” you’ll never meet me. I hope we can and be just ‘there’
@@harryjamessmith7847 I wish you well, wishing you strengh and love
I feel like this acted as therapy for the interviewer.
Their music has gotten me through many moments in life, following them for 6 years now. I treated myself to front row tickets to their show in New York in early July. Listening to this 54 minute breakdown of all of the work put into their recent album and their sources of inspiration humbles me and is pumping me up for one of the greatest nights I'll have 💖
Whether or not you favor their style of music, you cannot deny the raw emotion drawn/demanded from their music ( the only true objective of any art form)
this is the best interview i have ever seen with any artist, ever
eddy, eddy, eddy.... finally, an interviewer who gets it. it's quite obvious that matty is thankful for you too, seemed like he could go on talking for days with you. brilliant job.
This interview was amazing, this might be one of my favourites I’ve ever seen 💞
Elle mills wow thanks so much x
Top top interview Eddy. Nice to see some genuine enthusiasm for a subject's subject.
I honestly love the seeing someone my age be so incredibly enthusiastic and enthralled with this band. Good music is ageless.
i literally JUST started listening to the 1975 and this album is quickly climbing up to be one of my most favourite albums of all time. Dude, I'm from India and I'd never get to see these guys live maybe but just listening to this interview and how the whole process unraveled for them is such a blessing. Eddy, thanks a ton for this interview! Your energy and enthusiasm also took this interview to another level!! Thank You!!
This is so pure what the heck. So proud and happy for Matty and the lads.
"Sometimes things can be so beautiful for me that they're heartbreaking" I felt that
Okay I'll be honest. Their earlier stuff isn't really my cup of tea but I absolutely love this album and I've always loved them as a band. Artistically and creatively, they are amazing.
this interviewer is so good! he was genuinely interested in everything matty had to say and asked really interesting questions. this was so enjoyable :)
This interviewer MUST go back a listen from the beginning!! He will love and respect them even more than he already does!!♥️♥️
the intro track serves the same purpose as the long intro to star wars- it's like gearing you up to enter the mindstate of what you're about to get into; it's also familiar
I'll always be that kid at leeds festival with a tenner & no tent 🤠 my beloved.
This guy continues to blow me away, WOW.
After hearing the album, i feel dumb for being on my phone so often but i love hearing matty speak
he struggled not to say juxtaposition at 8:35
haha I I remember his old interviews lol
Excellent interview! I felt totally engaged like if I were right there in the room with them. Thank you for this.