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View Poll Results: Favorite Radiohead Album?
Pablo Honey 4 3.13%
The Bends 17 13.28%
OK Computer 55 42.97%
Kid A 22 17.19%
Amnesiac 8 6.25%
Hail to the Thief 3 2.34%
In Rainbows 19 14.84%
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Old 08-22-2006, 01:22 AM  
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Saw them at the V Festival, they were very very very brilliant, and then they played Creep in their second encore, which my geeky companion told me was very significant...
The new stuff sounded great as well.
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Old 08-25-2006, 04:38 PM  
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But there so depressing and also
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Not live. Or at all, for that matter, but especially live. The crowd were so pumped it was amazing
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Old 09-02-2006, 03:09 PM  
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Default Best Radiohead album to start with?

Ok I admit it I have not listened to much radiohead but the few songs I have heard have made me want to check out more.

What would you radiohead fans recommend for a first purchase?

I'm looking for the album most likely to turn me into a Raidiohead fan.

recommendations like:

The Clash = london calling
Led Zeppelin = zeppelin 4
Rush = Moving Pictures
Prince = Purple Rain
Miles Davis = Kind of Blue
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That depends on what kind of music you like. Preferences?

And what songs did you hear?
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That depends on what kind of music you like. Preferences?

And what songs did you hear?
I like all kinds of music. The music just has to be good. Actually don't know the titles of the songs I have heard. Friends of mine have played their songs in jam sessions I have been at and I thought the writing of the songs was interesting. Not like most pop songs.
I'd really be interested in the fans recommendations.
Usually there are specific albums that are viewed as classics from the artists. I am interested in what would be their Zeppelin IV or Sergeant Pepper.
What is your favourite?
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hmmm, that's a tough one.

Radiohead have gone through stages in their music.

Their First, Pablo Honey, is generally viewed as their worst. it has quite a rough sound, very raw, but i like it, personally. But it isn't as good as their other albums. Notable song(s): Creep

their second and third albums, the bends and OK computer, are alike, but only relative to the rest of their work. I really like both of these, but I would prefer OK computer to The Bends

Then came a more electronic phase, with Kid A and Amnesiac, followed by Hail to the Thief, which was similar, but heading back towards guitars.

My favourite Album(s):
OK Computer (guitar melody based)
Hail to the thief (electronic Mainly)

Sorry to be so vague, but Radiohead are such a band that to take one album to represent them entirely wouldn't be doing justice to the band. I think of those two OK computer would be better for starting off, as it is generally their most acclaimed album, but others might have a different opinion.
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hmmm, that's a tough one.

Radiohead have gone through stages in their music.

Their First, Pablo Honey, is generally viewed as their worst. it has quite a rough sound, very raw, but i like it, personally. But it isn't as good as their other albums. Notable song(s): Creep

their second and third albums, the bends and OK computer, are alike, but only relative to the rest of their work. I really like both of these, but I would prefer OK computer to The Bends

Then came a more electronic phase, with Kid A and Amnesiac, followed by Hail to the Thief, which was similar, but heading back towards guitars.

My favourite Album(s):
OK Computer (guitar melody based)
Hail to the thief (electronic Mainly)

Sorry to be so vague, but Radiohead are such a band that to take one album to represent them entirely wouldn't be doing justice to the band. I think of those two OK computer would be better for starting off, as it is generally their most acclaimed album, but others might have a different opinion.
Thanks for your opinion. That is what I am looking for.
I'm not saying I won't buy more records. I'm looking for the best way in. I like to start with one cd and take it from there.
I'm a guitar player (and lover) so it sounds like OK computer might appeal to me best.
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ok then! If you like guitar, then if you like that, then try the bends, and then Hail to the thief. I think that'd work best, but I'm not sure.
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ok then! If you like guitar, then if you like that, then try the bends, and then Hail to the thief. I think that'd work best, but I'm not sure.
The bends and hail to the thief are they bands?

Excuse my ignorance.
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