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* "The 1975" (1:19)
* "The City" (3:26)
* "M.O.N.E.Y." (3:36)
* "Chocolate" (3:47)
* "Sex" (3:27)
* "Talk!" (2:47)
* "An Encounter" (1:14)
* "Heart Out" (3:22)
* "Settle Down" (3:59)
* "Robbers" (4:14)
* "Girls" (4:15)
* "12" (1:19)
* "She Way Out" (3:59)
* "Menswear" (3:26)
* "Pressure" (3:41)
* "Is There Somebody Who Can Watch You" (2:54)
* "The City" (3:26)
* "M.O.N.E.Y." (3:36)
* "Chocolate" (3:47)
* "Sex" (3:27)
* "Talk!" (2:47)
* "An Encounter" (1:14)
* "Heart Out" (3:22)
* "Settle Down" (3:59)
* "Robbers" (4:14)
* "Girls" (4:15)
* "12" (1:19)
* "She Way Out" (3:59)
* "Menswear" (3:26)
* "Pressure" (3:41)
* "Is There Somebody Who Can Watch You" (2:54)
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The album spans a variety of {{pop}}, {{rock}} and {{indie|Pop}} styles, additionally containing several {{ambient}} interludes. It was recorded between fall 2012 and spring 2013, during which the band also released four [=EPs=], where several songs included on the album originally debuted. They toured extensively to support and build momentum for the album, opening for Music/{{Muse}}, Music/TheNeighbourhood and Music/TheRollingStones in addition to playing their own gig at the 2013 Reading and Leeds Festival.
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The album spans a variety of {{pop}}, {{rock}} and {{indie|Pop}} styles, additionally containing several {{ambient}} interludes. It was recorded between fall 2012 and spring 2013, during which the band also released four [=EPs=], where several songs included on the album originally debuted. They toured extensively to support and build momentum for the album, opening for Music/{{Muse}}, Music/TheNeighbourhood and Music/TheRollingStones in addition to playing their own gig at the 2013 Reading and Leeds Festival.
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''[[SelfTitledAlbum The 1975]]'' is the debut album of the band Music/The1975. It was released in 2013 through Dirty Hit and Polydor.
The album was released with several singles, including "Sex", "Girls", "Settle Down", "Robbers" and "Heart Out".
The album was released with several singles, including "Sex", "Girls", "Settle Down", "Robbers" and "Heart Out".
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''The 1975'' is the [[SelfTitledAlbum self-titled]] debut album
The album spans a variety of {{pop}}, {{rock}} and {{indie|Pop}} styles, additionally containing several {{ambient}} interludes. It was recorded between fall 2012 and spring 2013, during which the band also released
In a 2012 interview, singer and frontman Matty Healy stated that the band recorded the album differently from their [=EPs=]; whereas the [=EPs=] "[centered] around a lead track whilst showcasing a wider body of work", Healy described the album as being in the lineage of albums "where every track could be a potential single".
''The 1975'' topped the UK Albums Chart less than a week after release. A double-CD deluxe edition of the album was also released, containing the band's four [=EPs=] on the second disc; an additional [=iTunes=] deluxe edition contains six remixes.
The album was supported by five singles: "Sex" (a re-recording of a song originally on their EP of the same name), "Girls", "Settle Down", "Robbers" and "Heart Out".
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The album was released with several singles, including "Sex", "Girls", "Settle Down", "Robbers" and "Heart Out".
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[[caption-width-right:350:''Yeah, you wanna find love then you know where the city is.'']]
->''For crying out loud, settle down!\\
You know I can't be found with you\\
We get back to my house\\
Your hands, my mouth\\
Now I just stop myself around you''
--> "Settle Down"
->''For crying out loud, settle down!\\
You know I can't be found with you\\
We get back to my house\\
Your hands, my mouth\\
Now I just stop myself around you''
--> "Settle Down"
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* BookEnds: "Sex" opens and ends with a loud whirring sound.
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* ShoutOut: The video for "Heart Out" could be seen as one to the "Badder" segment in ''Film/{{Moonwalker}}'', as it centers around a performance of the song done by kids at a talent show.
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''[[SelfTitledAlbum The 1975]]'' is the debut album of the band Music/The1975. It was released in 2013 through Dirty Hit and Polydor.
!! Tracklist:
* "The 1975" (1:19)
* "The City" (3:26)
* "M.O.N.E.Y." (3:36)
* "Chocolate" (3:47)
* "Sex" (3:27)
* "Talk!" (2:47)
* "An Encounter" (1:14)
* "Heart Out" (3:22)
* "Settle Down" (3:59)
* "Robbers" (4:14)
* "Girls" (4:15)
* "12" (1:19)
* "She Way Out" (3:59)
* "Menswear" (3:26)
* "Pressure" (3:41)
* "Is There Somebody Who Can Watch You" (2:54)
!! They're just tropes, breaking hearts:
* DrugsAreBad: "M.O.N.E.Y." Ironically, on the album this song is on, this song is followed by "Chocolate". See DrugsAreGood below.
* DrugsAreGood: Replace all instances of the word "chocolate" with "marijuana" in '[[http://rock.rapgenius.com/The-1975-chocolate-lyrics Chocolate]]', and it makes incredible sense.
* {{Irony}}: The main hook of the song "Talk!", which is basically shouted:
-->'''Why you talk so loud? / Why you talk so?'''
** The ordering of "M.O.N.E.Y." and "Chocolate" on ''The 1975'' album. See DrugsAreBad.
* LyricalDissonance: "M.O.N.E.Y." is an upbeat funk song about a boy who wastes his money on cocaine to be cool, but eventually gets hurt badly by it ("Tabs with unlimited 0's / New clothes, bloody nose / Powders and walking back home / Has he got enough weed? No / Broken phone, retching on the floor alone..."), is even [[NoFourthWall called out by the narrator]] ("I can't believe that we're talking about him!") and eventually gets arrested ("I'm searching you, mate, your jaw's all over the place... / Look, the dog won't bark if you don't lark about..."). The song even has Matty sighing at the end like he's just so completely done with the boy and his misdeeds.
* SelfReferentialTrackPlacement: "12", which serves as the twelth track on the album.
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-> ''You'd find out everything's gone wrong\\
Now everybody's dead\\
And they're driving past my old school\\
And he's got his gun, he's got his suit on\\
She says, babe, you look so cool''
!! Tracklist:
* "The 1975" (1:19)
* "The City" (3:26)
* "M.O.N.E.Y." (3:36)
* "Chocolate" (3:47)
* "Sex" (3:27)
* "Talk!" (2:47)
* "An Encounter" (1:14)
* "Heart Out" (3:22)
* "Settle Down" (3:59)
* "Robbers" (4:14)
* "Girls" (4:15)
* "12" (1:19)
* "She Way Out" (3:59)
* "Menswear" (3:26)
* "Pressure" (3:41)
* "Is There Somebody Who Can Watch You" (2:54)
!! They're just tropes, breaking hearts:
* DrugsAreBad: "M.O.N.E.Y." Ironically, on the album this song is on, this song is followed by "Chocolate". See DrugsAreGood below.
* DrugsAreGood: Replace all instances of the word "chocolate" with "marijuana" in '[[http://rock.rapgenius.com/The-1975-chocolate-lyrics Chocolate]]', and it makes incredible sense.
* {{Irony}}: The main hook of the song "Talk!", which is basically shouted:
-->'''Why you talk so loud? / Why you talk so?'''
** The ordering of "M.O.N.E.Y." and "Chocolate" on ''The 1975'' album. See DrugsAreBad.
* LyricalDissonance: "M.O.N.E.Y." is an upbeat funk song about a boy who wastes his money on cocaine to be cool, but eventually gets hurt badly by it ("Tabs with unlimited 0's / New clothes, bloody nose / Powders and walking back home / Has he got enough weed? No / Broken phone, retching on the floor alone..."), is even [[NoFourthWall called out by the narrator]] ("I can't believe that we're talking about him!") and eventually gets arrested ("I'm searching you, mate, your jaw's all over the place... / Look, the dog won't bark if you don't lark about..."). The song even has Matty sighing at the end like he's just so completely done with the boy and his misdeeds.
* SelfReferentialTrackPlacement: "12", which serves as the twelth track on the album.
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-> ''You'd find out everything's gone wrong\\
Now everybody's dead\\
And they're driving past my old school\\
And he's got his gun, he's got his suit on\\
She says, babe, you look so cool''
