Bammer wrote:Paranoid Android is a great song but the copy I ripped from Napster 20 years ago cuts off with like a minute still left to go. I have bigger legal Radiohead fish to fry right now.
It’s also Bittersweet Symphony
Bammer wrote:Paranoid Android is a great song but the copy I ripped from Napster 20 years ago cuts off with like a minute still left to go. I have bigger legal Radiohead fish to fry right now.
bodysnatcher wrote:Bammer wrote:Paranoid Android is a great song but the copy I ripped from Napster 20 years ago cuts off with like a minute still left to go. I have bigger legal Radiohead fish to fry right now.
It’s also Bittersweet Symphony
LoathedVermin72 wrote:soulseek 4 lyfe
I have no earthly idea what you mean by this.bodysnatcher wrote:Bammer wrote:Paranoid Android is a great song but the copy I ripped from Napster 20 years ago cuts off with like a minute still left to go. I have bigger legal Radiohead fish to fry right now.
It’s also Bittersweet Symphony
January 17 2013:tragabigzanda wrote:March 31 2020. What you got durds?
tragabigzanda wrote:In Rainbows
Amnesiac
Kid A
The Bends
KoL
Ok Computer
A Moon Shaped Pool
Hail to the Thief
Pablo Honey
epilogue wrote:Revised after listening to HTTT.
1. OK Computer
2. In Rainbows
2. Amnesiac
4. Hail To The Thief
5. The Bends
6. Kid A
7. Pablo Honey
8. The King Of Limbs
epilogue wrote:Gotcha. Just curious because our rankings are so similar. But I adore Amnesiac. Was going to recommend it to you if you hadn't heard it. But if you don't like it, you don't like it.
I need to listen to King Of Limbs again. It's the only Radiohead album I quit on after two listens. I really didn't like it.
epilogue wrote:Shit, man. I don't know anything. It's all just opinions. But I remember being pretty let down by Kid A when it dropped. That album took longer to grow on me than any other Radiohead album. But Amnesiac grabbed me immediately. I thought, "see, this is what the last album should have been!" Now, maybe Kid A prepared me for Amnesiac more than OK Computer prepared me for Kid A. I don't know. But I've never been one of those fans that likes when bands repeat themselves.
that you've actually been listening to Bittersweet Symphony all these years because it was mislabeled. Kind of like how I download that mp3 off Napster of "Sex Type Thing" by Pearl Jam.Bammer wrote:I have no earthly idea what you mean by this.bodysnatcher wrote:Bammer wrote:Paranoid Android is a great song but the copy I ripped from Napster 20 years ago cuts off with like a minute still left to go. I have bigger legal Radiohead fish to fry right now.
It’s also Bittersweet Symphony
LoathedVermin72 wrote:soulseek 4 lyfe
stapbodysnatcher wrote:absolutely no one realizing that half the songs on Kid A Mnesia LP3 were available on a memory card hidden under the Amnesiac CD tray in some special edition promos
96583UP wrote:i recently bought travel-size packets of metamucil
now when i regular i can promote regularity
Again, the songs are pretty great but I'm not a fan of the production.Chris_H_2 wrote:I still can’t believe how little love TKOL gets. It’s an unbelievably underrated album.
i listened to it the other day for the first time in a long while, and it's good. the second half of it is the best.Chris_H_2 wrote:I still can’t believe how little love TKOL gets. It’s an unbelievably underrated album.
96583UP wrote:i recently bought travel-size packets of metamucil
now when i regular i can promote regularity
Any of Radiohead's basement sessions > their respective albums.dad wrote:i agree with you though, the basement sessions of TKOL is outstanding.
LoathedVermin72 wrote:soulseek 4 lyfe
you sir, are not wrong.Ello Sailor wrote:Any of Radiohead's basement sessions > their respective albums.dad wrote:i agree with you though, the basement sessions of TKOL is outstanding.
96583UP wrote:i recently bought travel-size packets of metamucil
now when i regular i can promote regularity
Haven't they only done In Rainbows and KOL in the basement?Ello Sailor wrote:Any of Radiohead's basement sessions > their respective albums.dad wrote:i agree with you though, the basement sessions of TKOL is outstanding.