"actually what he just said makes sense."

glad I'm not crazy.

I can agree that Glass Eyes is probably the most forgettable thing on here. I prefer it to Desert Island Disk, but DID is more.. memorable. If that makes sense. When AMSP is played front-to-back, Glass Eyes blends in almost too well. It's a good song, just doesn't stand out.

After another few solid weeks of listening to this banger, top 5 as of this moment are now: 1. Ful Stop, 2. Present Tense, 3. Decks Dark, 4. The Numbers, 5. Identikit

I still love Daydreaming, Tinker Tailor, & Burn the Witch, but they are currently middle of the pack for me. So many good songs on this record, really. I thought after a couple months I'd get sick of this, but if anything, I love it even more. This is a fucking awesome Radiohead record.

Album Rating: 5.0

If Present Tense didn't have the vocal echoing effects it would be a way different song and probably bore me. Was wondering if anyone had similar thoughts.

^I actually love the guitar in Present Tense.

Album Rating: 3.5 | Sound Off

http://verydeadly.bandcamp.com/track/burn-the-witch



If you guys havent, check out this amazing cover of Burn the Witch. Massive overhaul of the instrumentals and the vocals are almost dead on to Thom's. Easily the superior version of the track.

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Way better than the album version damn

if the whole album was of the same quality as decks dark and identikit and wasnt in alphabetical order this could be as good as the rest of their post OKC discog but alas

Album Rating: 5.0

i almost want to replace it with the cover, wayyy better

"wasnt in alphabetical order"

the tracklist was probably decided on first and the titles were made to fit afterwards, or more precisely, they found out by accident (files are usually sorted by name) that alphabetical tracklist worked really well and only needed a few changes, so they made these changes (= changed a few titles).

it's really hard to believe "true love waits" is a closer just by accident, or that titles like "tinker tailor...", "desert island disk" or "decks dark" were the first choices.

Album Rating: 3.5

that cover is pretty impressive wow. almost went to college where those guys are from too (Cal Poly in SLO)

Album Rating: 4.5

Thank you altertide0 finally someone who agrees with me about the tracklisting.

Album Rating: 3.5 | Sound Off

honestly the tracklisting argument you guys provide only makes this album look worse in my eyes, because it makes me feel like its even less organized sonically which is hella odd for Radiohead.

what? since when does organizing your tracklist (which is what we're claiming radiohead did) means less organized album?

Album Rating: 3.5

because he's saying if they truly MEANT it to be in this order then it's even worse because the flow is not the greatest. if they decided to fuck with us and just put it in alpha order it would almost be better cuz then at least we know they didn't try to order the album with the flow in mind.

oh in that sense, i didn't think about that because to me the album flows really well

Album Rating: 5.0

who cares the album is the dog's bollocks

Album Rating: 4.5

few years later this will be regarded as a classic

Album Rating: 4.5

Once again I agree with altertide, I mean this doesn't have an amazing flow by any means but it don't think there's anything disruptive in the flow aside from the transition from Burn the Witch to Daydreaming, but even that is sort of supposed to be jarring I believe.

the tracklist was probably decided on first and the titles were made to fit afterwards, or more precisely,


Thank you altertide0 finally someone who agrees with me about the tracklisting.

they found out by accident (files are usually sorted by name) that alphabetical tracklist worked really well and only needed a few changes, so they made these changes (= changed a few titles)."

as far as i know numbers is the only song they changed the title of aside from ful stop which was previously 'full' stop

Album Rating: 4.0

why did they drop the extra l?