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- Summary: The ultrahyped British rockers return with a quick successor to their Mercury Prize-winning 2006 debut.
- Record Label: Domino
- Genre(s): Indie, Rock
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Fluorescent Adolescent | |
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You used to get it in your fishnets Now you only get it in your night dress Discarded all the naughty nights for niceness Landed in a very common... | See the rest of the song lyrics |
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Score distribution:
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Positive: 31 out of 38
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Mixed: 7 out of 38
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Negative: 0 out of 38
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On the evidence of Favourite Worst Nightmare, the Arctic Monkeys are playing at the very top of their and everyone else's game.
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A second album as outstanding as this one is no nightmare; it's a dream come true.
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The album sees the band moving on from the Libertines-aping chord structures of their debut and pushing in new directions.
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At every turn this record astonishes with its accomplishment.
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Favourite Worst Nightmare, a demonstrative record of small deviations, may pale before its predecessor but is better.
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A bit heavier and not as immediate, Favourite Worst Nightmare is a slightly lesser record, though by no means a Difficult Second Album.
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There’s a lot of bluster and enthusiasm here but I’m struggling to identify much in the way of true substance.
Score distribution:
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Positive: 123 out of 154
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Mixed: 14 out of 154
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Negative: 17 out of 154
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FeDAug 6, 2007Simply the bast band at the moment.
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SeanPApr 24, 2007bammmmmmmmmmmmm so good
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GustavoAAug 28, 2007If "D is for Dangerous" , as presented on their sophomore hit, then "A" is for Amazing Arctic A-Monkeys! Great album!
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KaNoApr 25, 2007
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WestonTJun 4, 2007
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JosephAApr 26, 2007
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DontrelleMApr 16, 2007Wow!! Another bad album from an overated band. This pure garbage, sometimes it's almost to painful to listen.
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