The 1975 - A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships (November 30, 2018) Album • Page 274

that gap ad aesthetic thooooooooo

 

Was at Meat On Ocean in Santa Monica last Wednesday and they played This Must Be My Dream and a couple songs later played Paris.

 

A Brief Inquiry Into Craig Kimbrel’s Pitches Last Night

 

So in 5 minutes will we get dates/links?

 

Nope :(

 

bloody hell!

 

So this upcoming Monday?

 

My guess is dates on Friday 10/12 with presales from 10/15-10/18 and the general sale on Friday 10/19.

 

Jamie said the dates would be out in "days" on Saturday, 10/6.

 

Any guesses on the LA Venue? Saw them at the Forum and they nearly sold it out, so perhaps there again? Just hoping with every bit of me, it's not the Hollywood Bowl.

 

hoping for anything southeast since they skipped it entirely on that last leg in 2017

 

Hope they come play 5 minutes down the road from my house in Nova Scotia, that'd be pretty sick

 

I hope they play in my backyard

 

I wish more big bands played in Nova Scotia tho for real, but I should save up more and plan on going to see a band I really like out West someday. Not being able to see any band you like live kinda sucks

 

No Rome - Narcassist video out Friday

 

They can play . . . my bedrroom

 

I'll just take Matty. kthx byeeeeeeeeeee.

 

nah I'll take george producing a song with me in a bedroom thank u vry much

 

So how do I get the presale tickets? Do I need to preorder the album, or was that only for the EU Tour? Is it too late?

 

Yeah, album preorder. Shouldn’t be too late for the NA tour.

 

Can a Quote-Unquote Band Drag Rock Into the Future? The 1975 Is Trying Its Hardest

 

Another good one. I'm ready for the next single.

 

The descriptions of Notes always sound like what I thought this album would be when they said it would be Mfc.

 

“he described “Notes on a Conditional Form,” the next album, as the 1975’s “U.K. nighttime record”: “in cars smoking weed, Burial and McDonalds and the M62 and Manchester — just England!” he said.

From a file of more than a dozen demos, Mr. Healy played a beat he described as “early Kanye,” featuring a chopped up Temptations sample, and then a bluesy guitar romp that was pure Rolling Stones. “This sounds like name-dropping, but I was on the phone to Mick Jagger,” Mr. Healy said by way of explanation. (In lyrics, Mr. Healy has described himself as “a millennial that baby boomers like.”)”