Album Rating: 4.0

Faust Arp is bottom ten Radiohead.

Album Rating: 4.0

An interlude really doesn’t count as an entire song. It’s a bridge from one song to another and it doesn’t make sense to judge it/rank it with the other songs.



IMO Electioneering is solid but still the worst song on OK Computer. Climbing up the Walls is awesome though.

wakey wakey rise and shine
its onnagainoffagainonagain
watch me fall like dominos

House of Cards has verisimilitude if you've ever been in an affair.

Album Rating: 4.0

Everyone in this page should listen fitter happier at least, once a week.

Album Rating: 4.5

why would I want to do that?

Album Rating: 4.5

If you count b-sides Radiohead have entire albums worth of material worse than Faust Arp. At least that one is rhythmically interesting and has that mood shift towards the end to keep it all fresh.

Album Rating: 4.0

why would I want to do that?



To remind you that we are living in a shitty society, and we're living a in a plastic world, where appearance is more important than knowledge

Album Rating: 4.0

If you count b-sides Radiohead have entire albums worth of material worse than Faust Arp. At least that one is rhythmically interesting and has that mood shift towards the end to keep it all fresh.



Bands in the 90's were the best making b-sides. Can't understand why since the 00's they stopped doing that. Maybe singles are useless now, but anyway, outtakes are always appreciated

Album Rating: 4.5

bruh I don't need to be reminded of that, once you realize its kind of ubiquitously obvious



besides, isn't the song more about the homogenization of humanity and limitations of individuality in modern society?

Album Rating: 4.5

Admittedly never thought about a comparison of b-sides of the 90s and 00s. My favorite Radiohead b-sides overall are probably this one's though.

Album Rating: 4.0

I mean, many bands stopped releasing b-sides in the 00's, except some cases like muse and placebo.

Album Rating: 4.5

Oops okay, I got that wrong. It's probably got something to do with the digitalization and singles more often being released online just as tracks, while a physical copy had to have some more stuff on it to justify buying it.

Album Rating: 5.0

Going back in the discussion a bit, but “Fitter Happier” is as strong a piece as anything else on OK Computer. If anything it’s one of the most essential and memorable parts of the album and I think about it more frequently than almost anything else there.

Album Rating: 4.5

by "here" do you mean In Rainbows?

Album Rating: 5.0

Sorry, meant there (edited it to reflect)

Album Rating: 4.5

I get the concept of Fitter Happier but it doesn't make me feel much, except maybe a little bit when it gets darker with the piano at the end. I understand why it's there, but I don't feel affected by it at all.



The real question tho: Fitter Happier or Treefingers?

Album Rating: 5.0

How is that even a question?

Album Rating: 5.0

In Rainbows is definitely their best b-sides, but OKC is pretty close.

Boney that's quite an interesting feeling about how important Fitter Happier is. I can't imagine agreeing to that extent, but this whole discussion makes me want to revisit the little interlude. I'm not sure I've heard it in full in years compared to the rest of OKC, which I jam regularly.

Treefingers is an amazing ambient piece, might even become one of my favorites on Kid A, as it's really grown on me over the years. So beautiful and makes me think of some kind of strangely peaceful crystalline world.

Album Rating: 4.0

Really like Treefingers.