The 1975 - A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships (November 30, 2018) Album • Page 166

The song is just annoyingly repetitive. One of my least favorites from the band, in all honestly.

 

I honestly can’t imagine someone sitting in front of their computer, mixing that one guitar track for hours on end, bring it to the forefront of the song’s mix, and not doubt themselves for even a second.

 

God it made my ears hurt.

 

He explained why he did it in detail.

 

Me too! We’re staying at Aulani in Oahu. It’s beautiful

 

I don't understand how anyone could not like that riff.

 

It defines the song and elevates it to a whole new level. It's why George is a musical genius and we are online with no hits.

 

Hahaha, I actually think about that every time I hear “The City”, and no, worst job of my life.

 

Preach man

 

maybe I'm just listening quieter, but the guitar line is way less annoying to me on the video

 

Might be the yt compression? It does sound a little “nerfed”

 

I’m guessing the piano part in the countdown will be an interlude on the album

 

the guitar part is objectively good sorry

 

it's the hook of the dang song

 

But why don't you think of people's earz?

 

the guitar riff is what will be stuck in my head for days not the lyrics/chorus, so you know it's deliberate and perfectly executed.

song rips.

 

This.

Everyone is entitled to their opinion but if you think it's bad, you're wrong. If it hurts your ears(??????????) just get out

 

once again

 

Fall Out Boy removed all the guitars and The 1975 put them everywhere to fuck with fans.

 

They are a better version of fall out boy than fall out boy is

 

WHERE AREN'T ALL THE GUITARS?

 

Or ever was

 

Don't think they're all that similar.

 

Man, one thing I forgot about this band is how they make their music sound better by the fan finding out, contextually, what they’re doing and going for with the songs.

 

I love when artists are so committed to making each individual era stand out. It makes it so much more fun to me.