Kid A is their best!
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Thanks for all of the discussion. I think I'll go a little more in depth now.
The only thing I like about Pablo Honey is Creep. The Bends is great for alternative fans, or Smashing Pumpkins fans. OK Computer was their first experimental album, and really represents their complete body of work the best. Kid A is great, but I think it overshadows OK Computer with fans too much. Amnesiac is also very good, it has a more jazzy sound, which I respect completely. HTTF was the last album that I listened to by them, and boy am I glad I did. It's great. In Rainbows sounds a lot like OK Computer, but without Karma Police, No Surprises, or Paranoid Android, making it just a "meh" album for me It does have it's high points though (Reckoner, Nude). The King of Limbs is overall, a bad album, but songs like Little by Little and Feral get a bad rap even though they would probably be loved if they were on HTTF or Kid A. P.S. I'm a Radiohead superfan. |
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when people make that first statement it's hard for me to believe they've really listened to it more than once I mean creep might not even be the best song on the album |
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TL;DR Thanks, but meh. I don't like their first and last album as much as the rest. |
OK Computer! Back when the rest of the band seemed to have more creative input.
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Favorite is OK Computer because none of the others come close in terms of cohesion..
And before anyone even goes there, yeah yeah Kid A is great and all, but the concept is not nearly as well thought out and presented.. The meandering stuff sometimes feels like it lacks purpose. |
Yeah Ok Computer for me too. Closely followed by In rainbows.
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The choice between Amnesiac and Kid A is tough, but ultimately I think they should've released the best songs from those recording sessions in a single batch. Idioteque and I Might Be Wrong belong on the same album! As do Pyramid Song and Everything In Its Right Place.
From the 90s, I'll take the Bends (songs) over OK Computer (production) |
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