MGMT - History of Alternative Interview

[@kw2874]

Loss of Life feels so profound. You really need to be ready for it or take time to sit with it. I’ve listened to it like 40x in past few months. The lyrics are so dense and rich and beautiful.

[@Flamefire_89]

Loss of Life is a complete listen, for sure, like the rest of the discography.

[@Paul-dw2cl]

These guys are cool. I like how honest & down-to-earth & unpretentious they are

[@Tdawgsmitty]

mgmt the goats

[@RB_LIZA]

No

[@LaurenONeiltube]

Hi fellow Q101ers! ❤ Betty😊

[@LisaRaeAnnis]

Brian: "What's the most important thing to you guys? In terms of success.." MGMT: "To play at First Avenue NIghtclub in Minneapolis where all the goats have played." ...get it right boys! 🙏

[@CurlyTop878]

It’s quite good

[@easyandy95]

Why would you say "it's quite good" to them? And more than once 🤣

[@ChaosOrder-wu5if]

No one’s gonna ask why they went woke?

[@adamalchemy2790]

The video especially for Dancing in Babylon is normie bate. The deeper cuts like Loss of Life and Nothing Changes represents the real MGMT

[@mewingmanda]

pretty sure they were “woke” from the get go

[@adamalchemy2790]

@@mewingmanda I'd say awake, not woke, but whatever term floats your boat 😉

[@eall5630]

What do you mean?

[@RealityStrikesBack-wk8uz]

Ben and Andrew are the least politically motivated musicians I've ever seen. Dancing in Babylon video is like someone else said, bait for people who get trapped in the socio-political paradigm.