I can't see it. :( I've not got an account.

 

i havent either :cry:

Why don't you register then? :P

 

Still no YouTube yet :(

Why don't you register then? :P

 

Still no YouTube yet :(

 

I couldn't be bothered. :lol: :(

 

I've found a link now!

 

 

I'm not too keen on the video, it's a bit meh but oh well.

its not the best but not too bad i guess ^_^

 

I like it! ^_^

 

At least if gives an insight to whats it like when they record their stuff :P

 

The pub bits a bit daft though :lol:

even if they could make a great one ...i like it too

It's actually grown on me now, and I kinda like it. ^_^

 

I think the beginning bit of it's great, it reminds me loads of the video for IBTYLGOTDF.

 

One thing that puzzels me about the video though, how come Alex sings Matt's vocals?

Oh dear :(

 

I wasn't expecting a 'Flashy' video but this is a bit.. Meh =(

 

I mean.. If your gonna do a Studio Video... At least do it well :(

Oh dear :(

 

I wasn't expecting a 'Flashy' video but this is a bit.. Meh =(

 

I mean.. If your gonna do a Studio Video... At least do it well :(

 

It won't have been a very high budget video though. Domino's a small label and stuff and I don't think the Arctic Monkeys were really prepared to do anything OTT. ^_^ I don't think it's their best video [far from it infact] but i'm content with it. ^_^

This has apparently been added to The Box etc. now! :o ^_^

it works good for me

first of all we have a different version of the song that will make the fanbase very happy

from the other hand that version is a great one n the song doesnt miss anything from its beauty n its power , so i think that everyone will like it n not only the fans

its not a typical "studio" video with some boys singin live.the direction was interesting n the final result is warm , friendly n funny

Good to actually see them in a video. I really like it - I think this is what the Arctic Monkeys are all about really.

Is on the Radio 1 A-list now! :D ^_^

I love the video. It's got a very 'back to basics' feel about it and recaptures the raw edge they had back in the 'FTOSF' days. It's sublime.

 

Nice to see it may actually get success too, three hits from one album really is good going!

I'll watch the video when I'm home, can't wait!! :o

 

Delighted they're A-listed on Radio 1 :P

The Ads – Maybe Tonight (7”)

Andrew Bird – Heretics

Annie Lennox & Friends – Sing

Arctic Monkeys – Teddy Picker

Ashley Tisdale – He Said She Said

Babyshambles – You Talk

Bearsuit – Foxy Boxer (7”) [Limited]

Black Lips - Veni Vidi Vici (7”) [Limited]

Blake – White Christmas

Bon Jovi – Lost Highway

BWO – Sunshine In The Rain

Cat The Dog – Gotta Leave

Connie Talbot – Over The Rainbow

Dannii Minogue vs Jason Nevins - Touch Me Like That

Darren B – Stand By You

Dashboard Confessional – These Bones

DT & Candy – Up Close

Duffy - Rockferry (7”)

Elvis Presley – Burning Love

Emmy The Great – Gabriel (7”) [Limited]

The Enemy – We’ll Live And Die In These Towns

Fightstar – Deathcar (VinylDisc) [Limited]

Foo Fighters - Long Road To Ruin

Future Of The Left – Manchasm (7”)

Gabrielle - Every Little Teardrop

Goo Goo Dolls - Before Its Too Late (7”) [Limited]

Ian Brown – Sister Rose

Ian Hunter - When The World Was Round

Interpol - No I In Threesome

J Holiday – Bed

James Blunt – Same Mistake

Jesse Malin – Tomorrow Tonight

Kate Walsh – Tonight

Lee Mead - Gonna Make You A Star

Maple State - We Swear By The Light Life

Marvin The Martian - Get By (Be Good)

Mary J Blige - Just Fine

Maximo Park - Karaoke Plays

My Little Problem – Elephants

Peter Gelderblom - Waiting 4

Riot In Belgium - La Musique (12”)

RyanDan – High

Shins – Sea Legs (7”) [Limited]

Stan Boardman – Stan’s Bin Bag Song

Stars – The Night Starts Here

Tellison – Gallery (7”)

Tom Baxter – Better

Turisas – Rasputin

 

Cascada have been put back to December 10th now, which bar a couple of other tracks ,was the only track I thought will definitely go Top10!

 

I don't know either, but i'm starting to think Teddy Picker might flop...:(

Released on Monday, December 3 2007

 

By Alex Fletcher

 

The Arctic Monkeys have got too much Yorkshire curmudgeoness to ever truly become the biggest band in the world. It doesn't matter how many times we're told that they are the bestest thing since, well, ever, if they don't really fancy becoming stadium-shredding legends themselves. Favourite Worst Nightmare was a rollicking good album, if a little-way off being a stone-cold classic, that aspired to nothing more than being a fairly decent indie record.

 

There were no 'Wonderwall' or 'Yellow' moments, which would have sent them spiralling into the world of Dido-sized sale figures and endless trips across the Atlantic to try to "crack America". Instead we were given 12 sturdy, workman-like tracks, of which their new single 'Teddy Picker' was the stand out. The intro bassline is so fat and juicy you could feast on it for weeks, the jarring guitar lines are truly sumptuous and for once Matt Helders decides to not take a battering ram to his drum kit and shows that his skills aren't limited to walloping his kit into a pulp. Turner's lyrics are the usual collage of colloquialisms with some added Duran Duran references and a bit of throwaway smut to add to the fun. The result is a slicker-than-your-average rock belter that should keep the hype-machine rolling on to album number three

 

4/5

 

Source: DigitalSpy review

 

I disgagree with parts of that interview. If they'd (or they) released 505 then I think it would have been the same league as Yellow or Wonderwall. ^_^

Love the video... and song...

The song was No.1 on one croatian radio station, but only for an week...

Love the video... and song...

The song was No.1 on one croatian radio station, but only for an week...

 

Is that good then?

i really think 505 is one of the worst :arrr: maybe i just need to listen to it more but i think Teddy Picker is miles better.......