Modern Girls & Old Fashion Men
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| "Modern Girls & Old Fashion Men" | ||
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| From the single Reptilia | ||
| B side by The Strokes | ||
| Released | 2004 (USA) | |
| Genre | Garage Rock | |
| Length | 3:41 | |
| Label | RCA | |
| Producer(s) | Gordon Raphael | |
"Modern Girls & Old Fashion Men" is the b-side on "Reptilia", the second single lifted from Room on Fire, the sophomore album of acclaimed American garage rock/post-punk band The Strokes. Julian Casablancas and Regina Spektor recorded the song while on tour in support of the album. Casablancas insisted on listing the credit as "Regina Spektor and the Strokes" though Spektor has stated that she did not actually contribute in the writing process. Spektor performed the duet with The Strokes at The Theater in Madison Square Garden on October 29th and 30th of 2003.
The song has been interpreted by many as being about a troubled relationship.
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Albums: 11:11 · Songs · Soviet Kitsch · Live at Bull Moose EP ·Mary Ann Meets the Gravediggers and Other Short Stories · Begin to Hope
Songs: "Modern Girls & Old Fashion Men" · "Carbon Monoxide" · "Us" · "On The Radio" · "Fidelity"
Other articles: The Strokes
| The Strokes |
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| Julian Casablancas | Nikolai Fraiture | Albert Hammond, Jr. | Fabrizio Moretti | Nick Valensi |
| Discography |
| Albums and extended plays: The Modern Age | Is This It | Room on Fire | First Impressions of Earth |
| Singles: "Hard to Explain" | "Last Nite" | "Someday" | "12:51" | "Reptilia" | "The End Has No End" | "Juicebox" | "Heart in a Cage" | "You Only Live Once" |
