Arctic Monkeys: Star Treatment (TRNSMT 2018)

Arctic Monkeys perform Star Treatment at TRNSMT 2018 in Glasgow.

[ameliabrockstark]

A controversial opinion, but this is genuinely Arctic Monkey's best song, I cannot explain how much I LOVE this song

[muskanbhatia]

Alex is the kind of guy you call to just hear him say hello.

[luiscuje]

Fanbase didn't deserve this album.

[folklore]

The sunset looks amazing with this song

[dumbbitchenergy]

The second “Maybe I was a little too wild in the ‘70’s” is what continues to keep me alive

Alex makes me think ‘there go my ovaries’ and I’m a dude

[tiasha]

It's very different from their old stuff but dammit it's fucking legendary. I can't not love this band because they just are that good. They are evolving as artists. Some bands keep doing the same thing and it's just getting old.. Anyway, seen them live and I must say the new stuff sounds even better live. Bless them

[EclecticoIconoclasta]

Suddenly I feel like I want a cocktail for some reason

[victimizedidiot]

Nick O'Malley really shines through their new stuff, especially live.

[liamgallagher]

Never stop evolving Mr Turner. improving with the years like the wine

[awesomeanimalz]

the fact that he's not wearing in-ears is insane.

[thedivisionbell]

Alex Turner in high quality is always a good idea

[catcastle]

TBHC and The Car sounds so good live! It takes time to appreciate listening to the albums, but they sound so good live!

[sunnyrawat]

This album aged like a fine wine. 🍷🎼 An absolute melodically rich imaginative world of Pianos and Guitars. Gonna put this upon the wall when it's dark enough to dance.🖤🥀

[cu]

My favourite song on the album, can't get enough of that bass

[volatile]

Star Treatment is probably my favorite song of all time.

[iheartsanman]

FOR THE LOVE OF GOD WE NEED MORE OF THIS ALBUM LIVE UPLOADED

[elle]

I don’t know it it’s just my intuition but this album explores a different side of alex turner, a more dark one to be precise. This album is unique in a way that it devotes a lot of personal criticism and space exploration which I think stands for alex’s journey to self discovery. I just can’t put my finger around it, what makes this album extraordinary. It almost feels like he’s writing about his midlife crisis.
His contemporary style of writing is actually inspired by his old techniques. There are a lot of references to his old songs within the new ones. From star treatment alone he references 505 from your favorite worse nightmare (arctic monkey’s first album) and I bet that you look good on the dance floor.
I also assume that this album in a way shows where alex stands by the music industry or the world at all. He views himself as an outcast or to be more subtle and delict he pictures himself as an outlived 70’s rockstar and it breaks my heart that he feels that way, this album is sentimental in all shapes and forms possible.
a work of art.
to everyone complaining about their album being different than their previous one AM, I really think that’s absurd because none of their albums are really similar to each other, each and every one has it’s own style, distinctive is the word I’m looking for.
Also you can’t expect alex to just keep making indie music about girls he calls when he’s intoxicated, the man is in his 30’s and I’m sure his priorities have changed.

[H_WLL]

I find it insanely impressive that they can perform live impeccably and sound really similar to the album

[stcomment]

2:58 That drum and bass part was stupid awesome

[christianlesurfmusic]

What do you mean you've never seen Blade Runner?