Album Rating: 2.5
It’s all parp and no bite
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Album Rating: 2.5
1. How to Disappear Completely
2. Bones
3. Reckoner
4. Codex
5. Spectre
6. Lucky
7. Paranoid Android
8. The Bends
9. House of Cards
10. Present Tense
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Surely that is not your list of ten best Radiohead songs.
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Album Rating: 3.0
I'm afraid, hold me
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Album Rating: 2.5
Slags
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1. Motion Picture Soundtrack
2. Exit Music (For a Film)
3. Reckoner
4. Life in a Glasshouse
5. Let Down
6. Ful Stop
7. Videotape
8. Pyramid Song
9. The National Anthem
10. Paranoid Android
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Album Rating: 2.5
S’alright that
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Album Rating: 3.5
These days I’d probably go:
1. Let Down
2. How to Disappear
3. Paranoid Android
4. Exit Music
5. Nude
6. Idioteque
7. Talk Show Host
8. 2 + 2 = 5
9. Fake Plastic Trees
10. Cuttooth
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Album Rating: 3.5
1. separator
2. idioteque
3. videotape
4. worrywort
5. let down
6. glasshouse
7. climbing
8. fog
9. kid a
10. sardines
purely off the top of my head
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Album Rating: 3.5
I used to think 2+ 2 =5 was too on the nose, too 1984 paranoid…but honestly I do feel I was asleep to a lot of things when I look back at what I believed back in 2003 when the song came out.
I simply wasn’t paying attention, I have to say the song hits like a tonne of bricks now.
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Not sure Cuttooth would crack my Top 50 even but I do love seeing a relatively forgotten B side high up on someone else's list.
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Album Rating: 3.5
cuttooth rules
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Album Rating: 3.5
I love the oh so English vibe of Cuttooth, it is the epitome of that Radiohead Oxford politeness, love a more uptempo piano with Thom too, it sort of goes nowhere in a krautrock’ish stylee in the most artful way.
It’s better than anything on Amnesiac for me and sort of shows the priorities of the band at the time. It quite simply rules.
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It does. But as far as AMNESIAC B sides go, I'd probably place 'Amazing Sounds of Orgy', 'Fog', and 'Worrywort' above it, personally.
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Album Rating: 3.5
yeah worrywort is incredible, one of my favorite b sides by a major band
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Album Rating: 3.5
I mean 5 star classic songs run to about 40 for Radiohead so I’m not saying there aren’t a load of close contenders to feature in my top 10 but over the last five years they’re the ones I most reach for.
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Album Rating: 3.5
I’m not a huge fan of the other Amnesiac B-Sides - sound like forays into more electronic waters, one foot in one foot out. They’re ok.
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Album Rating: 3.5
my preference for them is def contextualized by where i think they shine. the deeper they go into electronic waters is pretty directly proportional to how interested i am in them. just do not care about this band as much when they pick up the guitars. band like this has spanned enough ground that either is fair
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Album Rating: 3.5
I dunno, I just think Radiohead on the best of King of Limbs and esp the best of Yorke solo destroys those tracks, though I get they’re more atmospheric efforts.
IDM and Instrumental Hip Hop/Trip Hop were so huge at the time I found some Radiohead electronic stuff a bit try hard and maybe even faintly embarrassing at times back then.
Prob more forgiving now.
I think a typical rock format (which is there on 90% of their work tbh) has served them best. Yorke’s solo stuff has actually been better at more ambient/abstract/beat driven material than Radiohead for me.
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Album Rating: 3.5
Yorke has certainly released 20-30 tracks I’d rate higher than ‘worrywort’ or ‘orgy’ for example, not even a debate
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