Scummy man is one of my faves.

Yeah I loved the video to that song, I quite liked Leave Before The Lights Come On aswell cool video.

i like Tedy picker and view from the afternoon

I like the new video

especaillly Alex playing the guitar while coming out of the sea

I need to watch it under the influence of something I'm sure it will make much more sense then......

its a jokey video on purpose the guy who's in IT crowd and mighty boosh Richard i can't spell his second name:joker: direct it

Arctic Monkeys are pleased to announce that they will be performing tracks from their forthcoming 3rd album, 'Humbug' in a Web Transmission on Thursday 30th July 2009 at 9.00pm GMT.

Mini Concert LIVE!!!!!!!

The Arctic Monkeys Web Transmission will begin tonight(30th July) at 9.00pm GMT.

Go to: http://webtransmission.arcticmonkeys.com to view.

Thanks luvaluva never know how to link it like that! Crying lightning is definately a grower of a song, i love it now!!!!!!!

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Web transmission

Without the spaces in the url bits. :bigsmile:

Danke schon!

Arctic Monkeys shall be appearing on The Culture Show next week. The band shall be interviewed and tracks from the recent Web Transmission shall be broadcast.

The Culture Show airs on BBC 2 in the UK on Wednesday 5th August at 7.00pm

The album's been leaked apparently. I was so tempted to download it but I've decided I'll wait to get the proper CD version.

Humbug, the eagerly awaited third album from the Arctic Monkeys has leaked onto the internet nearly a month before its official release date of August 24.

The previous two albums by the Sheffield band 'Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not' and 'Favourite Worst Nightmare' also leaked in 2006 and 2007 but they still managed to top the UK album charts.

The band planned the original release date of August 24 so it would be out in time for their headline slots at the up and coming Reading and Leeds Festivals which


So tempting, actually screw it im off to get it!:cheer2::cheer2::cheer2::cheer2:

Ill still buy it though!

i've heard it and love it another top album they are going in the right direction:thumbs:


The reviews have been great all 4 stars or 8 or 9/10

some have said its the best album they've done:thumbs:

another classic three in a row:cheer2:

oasis only had two

Arctic Monkeys have announced that they have hidden "golden tickets" to the Reading and Leeds Festivals in selected copies of their upcoming single.

The band previously announced the release of exclusive 7" versions of 'Crying Lightning' through Oxfam charity shops.

Two copies of the single will contain a code to give the buyers free tickets to the festival, while another 40 will be signed by the entire band.

Another 15 signed copies will be sent out at random to those purchasing the single through Oxfam's online shop.

The single will also be available as a 10" vinyl in normal shops.

Arctic Monkeys top the main stage at the Leeds Festival on August 28 and headline at Reading the following day.

Still nothing about Ireland though :bored::bored::bored::bored::bored::bored::bored:: bored:

Yeah, it leaked like, 29th July, I got it then and tbh I don't like it all that much.

I've listened to the album and got to say its a classic:thumbs:

Secret door,cornerstone,my poppeller,dangerous animals,pretty vistors, the Jewellers hand are classic's

Just got the single, Red Right Hand cover is amazing, one fo their best cover songs! No tickets to reading though :(

On Live liounge now Radio 1 gonna do 10 songs......

Over on the albums chart, Arctic Monkeys are pretty much guaranteed to replace Calvin Harris at number one.

Source DS

Calvin Harris has insisted that he won't mind being knocked from the top of the UK album chart this weekend.

The musician's Ready For The Weekend disc made its debut at number one on Sunday, but is expected to be pushed down by Arctic Monkeys' Humbug at the end of the week.

In an interview with the Daily Star, Harris claimed that topping the chart was achievement enough and he is pleased about the continuing success of the Sheffield rockers.

He explained: "Getting to number one in the album chart is the best thing I have achieved in my whole life.

"I can absolutely guarantee that the Monkeys are going to be number one. I love them. They have such a massive fanbase, which must mean they are doing something right. They sold more records in one day than I sold last week. They are the biggest band in the UK."

Source DS



Looks good, third consecutive album to debut at number 1! (4th for Alex)

P. Diddy has reportedly urged his fans to buy a copy of the Arctic Monkeys' new album.

The Sheffield indie rockers released their third LP Humbug earlier this week, and Diddy, who has a widely-publicised friendship with the band, voiced his support of the record online.

Posting on his Twitter account yesterday while the Arctic Monkeys were on stage in London, the rapper encouraged his 1,819,849 followers to purchase the LP.

"Go get the Arctic Monkeys' new album Humbug!!!!!!" he wrote, adding his online catchphrase: "Let's go!!!!!"

Diddy's support of the group grew when he and drummer Matt Helders became friends after meeting at the Miami Dance Music Conference.

Nice Endorsement by Diddy!

The album 'Humbug' has just gone straight in at #1 in the album chart. Congrats to the Monkeys!

Great first week for them, debuting at Number one in UK and Ireland! :hello::hello:

Arctic Monkeys have notched up their third consecutive UK number one album.

Their Humbug LP outsold the rest of the top five this week to debut at the chart summit.

The Sheffield four-piece also entered at number one with their 2006 debut Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not and 2007 follow-up Favourite Worst Nightmare.

Meanwhile, French dance star David Guetta has to settle for second place with One Love, home to his number one singles 'When Love Takes Over' and 'Sexy Bitch'.

Last week's top album, Ready For The Weekend by Calvin Harris, slips to three.

The top ten albums in full (click where possible for our reviews):

1. (-) Arctic Monkeys: 'Humbug'
2. (-) David Guetta: 'One Love'
3. (1) Calvin Harris: 'Ready For The Weekend'
4. (4) Black Eyed Peas: 'The E.N.D.'
5. (2) Tinchy Stryder: 'Catch 22'
6. (5) Paolo Nutini: 'Sunny Side Up'
7. (3) Beyoncé: 'I Am... Sasha Fierce'
8. (6) Michael Jackson: 'The Essential'
9. (14) James Morrison: 'Songs For You, Truths For Me'
10. (7) Florence and the Machine: 'Lungs'