Call me maybe.

my last vestige

Deftones

Album Rating: 4.5

No! Bad!

Album Rating: 5.0

I made an abstract connection between 12 Rods and Deftones like a week ago, but I forgot critics took to comparing both to radiohead…

Album Rating: 5.0

are 12 rods better than 11?

Httt good? Diamond eyes bad?

Album Rating: 5.0

Shameless self-promo, but I just uploaded a video about Kid A if anyone wants to watch it :] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UjsCHIzOzrA

Album Rating: 5.0

Great work, motion picture st is one of all-time closers, and the national anthem really felt like an anthem back then. But I found the link to OKC very post hoc, it may seem like a logical progression now, but it still could have gone many other ways. What about their simultaneous work on Amnesiac? They took the risk, and it paid off. But is Kid A THAT better?

Album Rating: 2.0

Self-promo? For shame tsk tsk

Album Rating: 5.0

Damn, a 2? lol



@gabba: Amnesiac is great too, although I never took to it quite like I did for Kid A. Still, that one has its fair share of classics

Album Rating: 3.0 | Sound Off

you called it the perf album and i was like hehehehe no :-]

Album Rating: 5.0

The perfect Radiohead album, but yeah

Album Rating: 5.0

As much as i love Kid A, I can’t separate it from Amnesiac. Dollars and Cents is just as good as anything on this. And the run from You and Whose Army to Knives Out it perfect. Sardines? Glasshouse? All perfect.

Album Rating: 5.0

well with the recent reissues being literally, physically connected, I don't think you're too wrong in not wanting to separate!

Album Rating: 4.0

I Might Be Wrong >>

Album Rating: 4.2

Knives Out >>

Kid A can't be the perfect Rh album when either In Rainbows exists or jamming the Amnesiac highlights is the best experience from this era; can I have a timestamp for what point in the vid covers this

Album Rating: 5.0

Considering I don't mention Amnesiac in the video, there's not really a timestamp I can give. lol

Album Rating: 4.5

Nice vid mate

Album Rating: 4.5

The album was born of writers block, exhaustion and a reaction to the business ‘machine’ that they had been subsumed into.



I would also say at the time there was a massive schism occurring between the music ‘scene’ and the audience.



It was the start of the disconnect between a band’s artistic ‘product’ and audience consumption brought about by the internet.



The album is very much a product of the changing times. OKC was the premonition that we were all wary of and Kid A the result.



Fucking 90s man >