Originally Posted by sweet_nothing (Post 533292)

My fav's off Hail To The Thief:
There There
Wolf At The Door
Myxomatosis
Where I End And You Begin

I remember Thom saying something like he hated the way the album sounded because he thinks they rushed it when they were recording it. And is it just me or is 2+2=5 very reminiscent of Paranoid Android?

Originally Posted by sweet_nothing (Post 533446)

No, what did the great pitchfork have to say?

Originally Posted by dreadnaught (Post 533376)

2+2=5 is one of my favorite tracks from HTTT. Also, from what I gather, a lot of Radiohead songs sound a bit similar.

Originally Posted by dac (Post 533466)

"This worrisome middling leads into "Where I End and You Begin", which is the only real low point on the album, as aside from Yorke's vocals, it's simply a U2 song."

I read this during the whole hipster bashing phase 2 weeks ago or whatever so I'd fully understand the whole Pitchfork hating, and needless to say I lost any and all respect I had for that site upon reading that.



How little have you gathered? Radiohead has one of the most diverse resumes in music. How many other successful bands can include songs as diverse as Paranoid Android, Idioteque, How To Disappear Completely, Like Spinning Plates, Life in a Glass House, Wolf at the Door, and Reckoner all on the SAME resume?

Originally Posted by dac (Post 533466)

How little have you gathered? Radiohead has one of the most diverse resumes in music. How many other successful bands can include songs as diverse as Paranoid Android, Idioteque, How To Disappear Completely, Like Spinning Plates, Life in a Glass House, Wolf at the Door, and Reckoner all on the SAME resume?

Originally Posted by sleepy jack (Post 533480)

Or as diverse as Videotape and Last Flowers or High & Dry and Fake Plastic Trees.

Originally Posted by sweet_nothing (Post 533477)

one of the reason why Radiohead is my fav band is because they are so diverse.