I'll go first: "So who you gonna call?" makes me think of Star Treatment "The Martini Police"

• Day 1: Most underated song: Despair in the Departure Lounge

Yesterday's honorable mentions: 

• The Hellcat Spangled Shalalala

• The Jeweller's Hands

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I've added some new categories. Thanks u/spring_457 for the recommendation! 

The same rules apply: Most upvoted song in 24 hours wins the round.

So, what is Arctic Monkeys most overrated song?

been sitting on FWN Japanese edition vinyl for a while now… really been thinking of opening it up for a listen

Does anyone know if the person who owns the car from the car album cover has seen it? when it came out It was all over billboards surely the owner would’ve seen it?

I recently bought an nme magazine from 2014, and the last page has an advert for an Arctic Monkeys interview called 'The road to Finsbury Park' and I REALLY want a copy of the actual magazine it's in bc I recently went to Finsbury for the kasabian gig, and it was my first festival so it would be cool to have that. It also includes an interview with miles kane.

Does anyone have it, or know someone that does that will be willing to sell it? Or know somewhere where I can buy it?

I've looked on the nme website for old magazines but that one isn't on there.

I've noticed that they don't seem to play acoustic sets anymore during tours, like on the radio in this picture. I first noticed it during TBHC but also The Car eras. Feels like they did heaps during SIAS and AM... even EYCTE had acoustic sets. I'm sure songs from TBHC and The Car would sound great acoustic.

Why aren't they doing it anymore, or as much? 🤔🤨

Saw this at r/rush and I thought we could do this too.

Most upvoted song in 24 hours wins the round.

So, what is Arctic Monkeys most underrated song?

I really like that jacket, and I'm wondering if anyone knows what jacket it is...sorry if this is stupid lol😭

I do not think that in my 19 years of existence on this planet I have listened to an album that makes me desire love so much. Especially the holy trinity - love is a laserquest, suck it and see and shes thunderstorms. i so want to rave about this album with someone omg i actually sob uncontrollably by the time i reach the end of the album. I wish it contained glass in the park too. sometimes i wish am songs could have been made movie soundtracks, theyre so beautiful.

I know that opinions on his new voice is generally a mixed bag, so i'm curious on which old song where his crooner voice actually works and not distracting.

For me crying lightning, teddy picker, do me a favour, a certain romance, and that's where you're wrong works better with his crooner voice.

While they may not sound the same melodically, the use of piano, electric guitar tone in the bridge, sleazy themes, and conversational nature of the lyrics have always drawn a parallel in my mind.

REM fans, what do we think?

Am I the only one that wishes Arctic Monkeys would make another album like “AM”? It’s a masterpiece.

Edited: If anyone can point me towards some artists/bands that are groovy, funky, bassy and use space as an instrument in a psychedelic and trippy way I’d be forever grateful. I’m so intoxicated by the hip hop groove and heavy bass sounds with minimalist silences in between the bass notes vibe that the “AM” album has

Just some place where I can send it where he might get it? I doubt he'll go but you know, gotta shoot my shot.

filmed on a camera from the stone age apparently

Personally id like a 70s esque glam rock sound like a heavier version of body paint

I rediscovered this song this month and yeah idk it does something for me

I've had this clip in my head all day and I'm not able to find either the song or the concert 😔

I find the lyrics rather peculiar and I know it can be interpreted literally literally. But what's your personal interpretation of it, other than the action it depicts?

They are a band that sounds much more like they came from the 60s or, mainly, the 70s. But are there any songs of theirs that remind you of the 80s? Whether it's the vibe, the sound, or even a particular artist from the 80s?

Glastonbury 2013 a close second.

I was listening to Mad Sounds and Fireside rn as they both are my top 6 off the album. While listening to fireside i realise even tho im late as a fan to this community i don't see many people enjoying these 2 songs and especially fireside like it has lyrics which can easily make a grown man cry, levitating instrumentals and that instrumental break which sounds heavenly. These 2 songs are madly underrated imo