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Radiohead
| I'm not really a fan but I do listen to them and respect them. I also play "Daydreaming" on piano but usually fail on the last part, haha.
| I actually didn't like them for the longest time. Then I started going through their discography one album at a time and ended up liking plenty of songs, especially when it got to their weirder stuff. And after a few months, something kinda clicked, and I started to hear them in a new way.
| I like them, but I knew them for so long I'm kinda bored of their music. I still listen to In Rainbows sometimes though, great album
| Used to listen to it a lot. Great band. Paranoid android was used in a certain cyberpunk anime.
| >>115969 it's just that there wasn't really interesting albums since Kid A, only one or two ok or good songs for an album. And I also don't really like Kid A that much but it was new and fresh but after that they just started revisiting and redoing old ideas or even whole tracks. Radiohead were great but they've lost it through time. Maybe they will come up with something totally new in the future but it's not likely.
| Radiohead has been a big musical inspiration to me as I've been listening to their work since I was 7. The album I loved the most was In Rainbows, disk 2 specifically, because it had the song Last Flowers which seems to always make me feel a certain way everytime I listen to it.
| Kid A is better than In Rainbows fight me
| >>117357 I completely disagree. Amnesiac was just as good, both Hail to the Thief and A Moon Shaped Pool were great, and In Rainbows was unforgettable.
Reusing whole songs? Not even close.
The King of Limbs was a bit dull, though.
>>118419 I use to agree, but In Rainbows took over for me. Kid A is still excellent, though.
| Obligatory album ranking post.
My personal ranking:
1) In Rainbows. 2) Amnesiac. 3) Kid A. 4) A Moon Shaped Pool. 5) Hail to the Thief. 6) OK Computer. 7) The Bends. 8) The King of Limbs. 9) Pablo Honey.
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| The only band I've listened to consistently over the past year.
I occasionally picture somewhat cyberpunk-style aesthetics set against some of their music, in a more distant and sombre way, although maybe some of Thom Yorke's solo work fits better.
Any other Radiohead fans here?