Album Rating: 4.0

This is the underrated one in the discog

Album Rating: 4.5

I always liked this more than Kid A, honestly.

Album Rating: 4.0

Which means you don't believe the band know how to evaluate their own material? Considering these songs are essentially b-sides. Interesting.

Album Rating: 3.0

2.5 album

Album Rating: 4.5

"Which means you don't believe the band know how to evaluate their own material? Considering these songs are essentially b-sides. Interesting."



...uh...what? I'm indifferent to what the band thinks of their own material. I like this more than Kid A. Doesn't matter to me if they're "b-sides" or not. I've liked a lot of b-sides more than songs from official albums by quite a few bands. I'm aware these songs were made during the Kid A sessions, though.

Album Rating: 4.0

I didn't say it wasn't possible to hold such an opinion, that's your prerogative. It still conflicts with the band's own thoughts, presumably.

"Which means you don't believe the band know how to evaluate their own material?"
Umh, there would be nothing wrong with believing that. It is almost impossible for someone to judge their own work properly.

Album Rating: 3.0

Also I mean they released it as a studio album. These are definitely the "left over" songs from the Kid A sessions but, yknow, it seems like they weren't trying to denigrate them



ALTHOUGH if you ask me--I'm probably repeating myself here--these do feel like less adventurous and memorable B sides to Kid A

Album Rating: 4.0

There's no way they didn't consider Pyramid Song A side material though.

Album Rating: 4.5

Exactly. And You & Whose Army? is top 20 or so material too. Plus: they didn't release this as a Kid B kind of thing did they? It flows too well to be merely a collection of b-sides. It feels planned out, thought through.

Album Rating: 4.0

They didn't sort the material by quality but by mood. It isn't a b-sides collection, there's the Amnesiac b-sides for that. That said, although this has a particular atmosphere (much more brooding than Kid A's), I actually don't think it flows that well from song to song.

Album Rating: 3.5

Besides pyramid song and life in a glass house, none of this album is even close to top 20 in my opinion. Knives out and whose army are great, but still are very simple compared to they’re more exceptional work. And some of the experiments on this album just don’t work.

Album Rating: 4.0

I don't see why being simple would make Knives Out worse than other songs. It's very tense and makes every note count. Definitely one of my favorites, it just feels a bit out of place on this album since it's the only song that has a prominent acoustic guitar and therefore has a way more organic sound. Great tune though, I love the Smiths-esque playing style.

Album Rating: 4.0

"And some of the experiments on this album just don’t work."

Heh, can't disagree here but this is such an album of oddities that the inconsistency has its own charm. Agreed with Rik on Knives Out being tense as anything and awesome as a result

Album Rating: 4.5

Oh yeah and I Might Be Wrong. And Glass House. And the opener. And Dollars & Cents. Still a 4.5 for me I guess, haha!

Album Rating: 4.0

Love Knives Out, Pyramid Song, Dollars & Cents & In a Glasshouse. Best b-side album ever, haha.

Album Rating: 4.5

Yesss Demon. Especially Dollars needs more love. Those drums man, ooh yeah.

Album Rating: 3.0

Dollars is good - rest is not so good for the most part



Glasshouse is worst Yorke vocal ever

Album Rating: 3.5

Knives out is fantastic, it’s just nearly every track on kid a is better, same with in rainbows.

Album Rating: 5.0

This is noltonthebolton's favorite Street Spirit rendition;



https://youtu.be/Y8QsfQY3S1w