The bizarre first line of this song, strangely didn't stop people from listening to Interpol's first single. This was the first song that turned me to Interpol, and at that point, I've been in love ever since. :)
the Bass is what pulls you in, the catchy chorus is what gets you to stay, and the charmingly creepy puppet, from the music video, is what will burn an image in your head, making you never forget the pure genius of Interpol. This being Interpol's most critically acclaimed song, it deserves the number one spot! (plus, watchmojo always doesn't the mo
Coming from their Debut album, Turn On the Bright Lights, PDA has the same melodic, melancholy feel to it, just like the rest of the album provides; however, putting it's own unique twist to it making it pop.
Brings me back to their first album, Turn On the Bright Lights, kind of like a distant cousin from Interpol's obstacle 1. If there is a list, i would at least like this to be in the honorable mentions, it's a new song by them, I just think most people haven't adapted to it yet.
One of the underrated tracks on their fantastic first album. Its fast pace creates a chaotic atmosphere which is a perfect example of Interpol's amazinng effort in Turn On The Bright Lights. The song is also a tribute to Carlos Dengler's ability to dance around on bass and you can hear his movement behind Kessler's guitar. Also, if t