Album Rating: 5.0
To me this is their masterpiece, its one of the few albums that you want to listen to from start to finish that takes you on a journey,
on its own Tree fingers may not seem much but unlike say Fitter Happier on OK. that disrupts the flow, Tree Fingers acts as a bridge between Disappear and Optimistic.
Good review, agree with most of what you said...
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Album Rating: 5.0
I love The National Anthem.
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Album Rating: 5.0 | Sound Off
Fitter Happier is pretty great I think, whereas Treefingers, while great for what it is, is less great.
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Album Rating: 3.5
Treefingers is one of my favorite songs on the album. It would just sound really awkward listening to "How to Disappear Completely" and then hearing "Optimistic" right after it.
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Treefingers is also one of my fave radiohead songs, and it does segue into optimistic perfectly (another favorite radiohead track)
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Just got this along with OK and it's incredible.
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Album Rating: 5.0
This is nearing a classic status but I think a 4.5 is best for now.
Incredibly dense and emotional album. Some of the songs on here are the most emotional I've ever heard.
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Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound Off
This album was 4.5, pushing a 5 for awhile, and now the magic has died off a little. Still a great record, but i guess i've just listened to it too much :P
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Album Rating: 4.5
How to Disappear Completely and Motion Picture Soundtrack are incredibly gorgeous songs.
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The National Anthem is so good.
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Album Rating: 2.5
Honestly, this is the least impressive Radiohead album to me,
the first 4 tracks are very good and interesting, the rest is just a failed experiment.
Radiohead is one of the best bands out there and
I respect them a lot for trying out new directions, which they were obviously trying with Kid A, on this album however the misses are more frequent than the "hits".
At first 2 listens I heard promising things on songs like "Limbo" and "idiotheque", but later on I had to conclude that these songs do not have a lasting impact; the songwriting is sub-par, and the experiment is - let's be honest - not really ground-breaking; the songs are not even very complex or difficult.
I'm still a bit amazed by the hype this album has created in the USA, in mainland-Europe (= -UK) there has not been this hype.
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Album Rating: 5.0
But the songs arn't meant to be complex and difficult. The whole point of the album - what makes it adored - is it's atmosphere, this whole dripping sense of paranoid crazy thing thats going on. I'm not a big fan of though, so I still get where you're coming from.
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WAHTEV SHUTUP YOU ALL. Nah I kid. I rate albums based on how well they execute what they're trying to do. Kid A hits the bullseye with that, an atmospheric mind warp.
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Album Rating: 5.0
The ending in National Anthem is pretty much Radiohead's shot at that day in the life ending in my opinion, oh so similar.
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Album Rating: 5.0 | Sound Off
I highly doubt they had "LETS RIP THE BEATLES" in mind while writing The National Anthem.
Silly Atheist, not believing in the almighty God, Radiohead.
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Duh Paul McCartney wrote The National Anthem for them.
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Album Rating: 4.0
the only song i don't like off of this is "the national anthem." Other than that, really great cd.
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The National Anthem rules once you get used to its dissonance.
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Album Rating: 4.0
yea i've only had the album for a couple of days, but it's all ive been listening to, so we'll see.
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Album Rating: 5.0
The National Anthem is so great. I think it's my favorite song off the album.
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