Secondhand Sunday: The Strokes ‘Last Nite’
August 31, 2009
I’ve been talking to a lot of people about The Strokes this week. We all wish they’d record their new album already and set out on tour together. While that is on hold apparently with Julian Casablancas is releasing his first solo record in a few weeks, and playing to a sold out Tokyo crowd, we can’t help to remember where it all started.
I recall seeing The Strokes in a copy of Rolling Stone magazine (hey it was free and came to my house) the summer I graduated from high school. They were like nothing I had ever seen at the time. They looked normal. They dressed how my friends and I dressed. They looked like they made good music. They didn’t look like Fred Durst (ick). A week after, I caught the band on MTV2 one morning and was completely blown away. From then on it was love. They completely restored my faith in rock and roll.
Enjoy The Strokes ‘Last Nite’
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Alain | December 2, 2009 at 11:13 am
Personally I think The Strokes first album is the best of the whole decade it re-invented indie music on both sides of the atlantic. read my piece on why its the best and vote for it on a poll on my blog http://alaintolhurst.wordpress.com/2009/11/30/is-this-it/