Really like this song. A solid return to form from The Arctic Monkeys.

Absolutely love this song. It was even better when I saw them live with The Black Keys.

such a "stoner rock" tune !!! I'm gonna put it out there & say this band will NEVER write a truly "bad" song - they are simply incapable. Too talented...

Helders killed it here! So glad a friend of mine texted me to tell me to turn on TBS right before they came on last night.

God damn I love this band. Such a killer single.

I've always followed this band and loved them, but after releasing R U Mine? and FINALLY getting the chance to see them live this past month, I'm currently transfixed on the Arctic Monkeys. Suck It And See was my AOTY for 2011.

Love this band.

Okay song, I dont know what it is, I haven't been stoked about anything from Arctic Monkeys after the second album. Everything is just okay to me.

Originally Posted by PandaBear!

such a "stoner rock" tune !!! I'm gonna put it out there & say this band will NEVER write a truly "bad" song - they are simply incapable. Too talented...

Classic mistake, you forgot about IDST lol

Not a fan of the band at all, but this song is great.

possibly my favorite Arctic Monkeys song of all time.

solid

so under rated. i remember when they first broke in America they were dubbed "the english Strokes". so stupid.

also, its just so refreshing to see a band that's as talented as they are while showing total restraint. i feel like everyone today that's mastered their instrument has to prove it at all times. Helders never lets his skill over take creating the beat that the song properly needs (unlike say Travis Barker, etc.) and Alex Turner could shred all of our faces off all day, but he lets the song decide when to crank it up. if the world was fair, they wouldn't need the black keys to fill those stadiums.