Back in November 2007, when Arcade Fire electrified the stage at London's Alexandra Palace with their live rendition of "Keep The Car Running," they were riding the high of their second album, *Neon Bible*. Released earlier that spring, it marked a pivotal moment in their career, showcasing a more grandiose and cinematic sound compared to their critically acclaimed debut, *Funeral*. In fact, *Neon Bible* reflected the band's ambitious growth—both musically and thematically—navigating themes of faith, capitalism, and the human experience. That era saw them transition from indie darlings to a household name, which was no small feat considering the intensity of their live performances. Fans flocked to see them, captivated not just by the music, but also by the passion and energy that Arcade Fire poured into each show. This performance at Alexandra Palace didn’t just capture a moment; it solidified their status as one of the leading bands of that time. How incredible is it to think about the journey they’ve taken since then?