The Strokes - Room On Fire new clear child often mentioned alongside Midori Takada’s

often mentioned alongside Midori Takada’s Through Looking Glass and Hiroshi Yoshimura’s Green as one of the genre’s most important pieces

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Michael touches upon inspiration from dreams in “Oceans of Fantasy

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The Strokes - Room On Fire new clear child often mentioned alongside Midori Takada’sThe Strokes second full length release was an album that won't cause the stir that its predecessor did, but has a sneaky appeal all its own. Thanks to the quintet's Lower East Side roots, Velvet Underground and Television references abound with these guys, but Boston new wavers the Cars, and in particular their hit heavy second album, 1979's Candy O, provide a more suitable point of reference for Room on Fire. As with Ric Ocasek and company, Strokes