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[ceramic'cow]

I liked the first couple of singles, and saw them at a free festival in Middlesbrough - they were pretty good - but then I bought the album and it all sounded the same. Interpol's 1st is definitely better, although still pretty samey, I suppose.

Still, Editors are better than The Enemy.

[oceanic]

Originally Posted by ceramic'cow

I liked the first couple of singles, and saw them at a free festival in Middlesbrough - they were pretty good - but then I bought the album and it all sounded the same. Interpol's 1st is definitely better, although still pretty samey, I suppose.

Still, Editors are better than The Enemy.

'Turn Out the Bright Lights' is prolly one of my favorite albums of the new century. Basic, awkward, slick, rough, full, empty, etc, etc, etc... Somehow it just seems to have a lot of strange, sometimes opposing dynamics to it and it really worked for me and my eardrums. Certainly can't say the same about their subsequent stuff, though.

With regard to Editors, I like their first album's consistency, but there are a few songs on 'An End Has A Start' that really get me and I like the guitarwork better.

[Tiger]

Originally Posted by ceramic'cow

saw them at a free festival in Middlesbrough - they were pretty good

i caught them on the tour supported the back room a few years ago, and while enjoyable was disappointed as i just got the feeling they were more interested in aping the success of coldplay rather than doing anything artistically worthwhile