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6 Reviews For Arctic Monkeys, Favourite Worst Nightmare

  • emmiloo92 12th Nov 2009

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    The Arctic Monkey's second album, Favourite Worst Nightmare.
    I had heard "Brianstorm" and "Teddy Picker" on the radio before buying this album, and I was pleased to say that I found some of the other tracks even better!
    "Flouresant Adolescant" is lyrical genius, and the bass line is inspired, even if the rest of the music from the track isn't that great.
    "Old Yellow Bricks" is possibly my favourite song from the album musically.
    It stays true to the Indie genre but incorporates a dance rhythm, which makes it stand out for me in the album.
    I didn't like "This house is Circus" as I found it relied too much on the use of f*** rather than a killer bass line or irone lyrics that Alex Turner is known for.
    "505" and "Do me a favour" shows the extent of Alex Turner's brilliance at songwriting, and "Balaclava" is a great tune both lyrically and musically.

  • Sony Fan Rank: Captain 21st Sep 2007

    Reviewer rating: 3 stars


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    I've been disappointed by this album. The Arctic's first album is one of my favourites ever but Favourite Worst Nightmare is has a different and quite depressing vibe which takes the fun out it for me.

    Only 'Fluorescent Adolescent' reminds me of the cheeky, upbeat sound of the majority of 'Whatever People Say..." and the remainder of the album is much less accessible and I'd be really surprised if this album spawns more than one hit single.

    You could argue that this album shows that the Ar ...
  • polkadots Rank: 2nd Lieutenant 11th Aug 2007

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    After the success of "Whatever people Say I am That's What I'm Not" the AM's were bound to stop the show again... thankfully they did. Favourite Worst Nightmare is absolutely addictive with amazing lyrics and fantastic guitar riffs - if you don't own it, buy it!
  • Tania Rank: Lieutenant-Colonel 2nd Aug 2007

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    Arctic Monkeys are back with Favourite Worst Nightmare, and this is a fantastic follow up. The majority of the songs are perhaps not as up front and bold as on Whatever People Say I am That's What I'm Not but do not underestimate... By no means is this a difficult second album. The opening track Brianstorm is an absolute banger with the bands signature hard riffs, fluid guitars and lyrics with attitude. Follow up single Fluorescent Adolescent is wonderfully melodic and Alex Turner's voice seems ...
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    Reviewer rating:4.5 stars

    It's the most anticipated album since The Stone Roses' 'Second Coming'. And it's huge

  • duckview Rank: Lance Corporal 13th Jul 2007

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    When I heard that the Arctic Monkeys were releasing My Favourite Worst Nightmare, I was beside myself as the first time I ever heard I bet you look good on the Dancefloor; I was paralyzed by the magic of these monkeys and bought their first album. This second album is very different, but the new style is paralyzing, it makes you want to listen to it again, and again, and again... My Favourite Worst Nightmare is an excellent CD, with fast and slow songs, and a completely new style. 10 out of 10.