Is it possible to say, in hindsight, that FIOE is one of the best albums they've ever made? When I first heard it, when it came out, my initial reaction was "this does not sound very much like ITI or, my biggest favorite, ROF, so I'm not interested." I was a limited listener back then. And I guess most of us wanted another ITI or ROF anyway. But later I gave the album some more spins (bought the CD with takeout photo cards a few days after the release), and gradually fell more and more in love with it, and it became my third most favorite Srokes album. It's got its own charm with such variety, maturity and, let's face it, again, initially most of us didn't like the production... but now it feels so great, doesn't it? So the album might feel a little bloated, but you know what? Now I wouldn't have left anything off of it. Yes, at that same time they also recorded Hawaii, which did not find its place on the album - but it gave The Strokes one of those classic B-sides, and beside Modern Girls And Old-Fashioned Men the band does not have much original B-sides anyway ;)
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Julian sounds like he slept a good 8 hours and has stopped drinking.
Agreement.
he did stopped drinking though
pretty sure he was already sober or in the process of getting sober right around the time when FIOE came out
For probably 2 days only....
Take a shot every time he says 'you know'
Alcohol poisoning
please pay my hospital bill
oh man i barely have time to refill
I love the Strokes, they come up with some great melodies and ideas.
This interviewer from radio X is always one of the best questioners. I wish he was a producer himself.
Is it possible to say, in hindsight, that FIOE is one of the best albums they've ever made? When I first heard it, when it came out, my initial reaction was "this does not sound very much like ITI or, my biggest favorite, ROF, so I'm not interested." I was a limited listener back then. And I guess most of us wanted another ITI or ROF anyway. But later I gave the album some more spins (bought the CD with takeout photo cards a few days after the release), and gradually fell more and more in love with it, and it became my third most favorite Srokes album. It's got its own charm with such variety, maturity and, let's face it, again, initially most of us didn't like the production... but now it feels so great, doesn't it? So the album might feel a little bloated, but you know what? Now I wouldn't have left anything off of it. Yes, at that same time they also recorded Hawaii, which did not find its place on the album - but it gave The Strokes one of those classic B-sides, and beside Modern Girls And Old-Fashioned Men the band does not have much original B-sides anyway ;)
@@brohemian Tranny xD What gave you that impression?
@@brohemian you are on some other kind of level of stupid my friend.
@@fordyce94 strong argument
@@MoonchildMindaugas2 to be honest Hawaii isn't an original B-side, is a common rip off, thought I liked it.
@@duvan-solis I love it :) Rip-off of anything specifically? What do you mean by not entirely original?
i love you for uploading this. you just made my day here.
His voice
Thank you so much for uploading this! I really enjoyed it. :)
Omg i love his sexy radio voice! I could listen to him all day long.
I hope you guys know the cover of this album is actually a vinyl record turned sideways.
i always thought it was a riff on the "pale blue dot" photo
cool interview, thanks for sharing
10:55 his laugh
Sherissa Go got dammeddddddddddddddddddddddddddddd
yeah man im crazy for them and im not afraid to show it. nothing wrong with that
:)
Does anyone know where you can hear the track by track chat that was coming up in the show?
Work hard and say it's easy
Damn. I really wanted to hear Julian talk about the songs 😭
"You never had nothin' i want but I want it all"
Hey no problem buddy :D
@cocochanell7 No problem :D
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