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McP3000 04.05.18	Even though OK Computer is my favorite album by them, I've always been disappointed by the Tourist. My favorite by them is definitely motion picture soundtrack
Slex 04.05.18	A Wolf At The Door is their best song imo so yeah thatd be my pick
GreyShadow 04.05.18	cool to see love for Separator i'm not confident enough to rank these but Motion Picture Soundtrack is my favorite and True Love Waits makes me cry more than most Radiohead tracks and McP3, The Tourist is one of my least favorites but OK Computer is my favorite album so I get you completely
BlownSpeakers 04.05.18	@McP3000 and Greyshadow, I thought I was the only one who wasn't a big fan of The Tourist.
Rik VII 04.05.18	This is probably the only discipline where I see The Bends on top of the bunch.
BlownSpeakers 04.05.18	GreyShadow, Separator is awesome. And I'll have to admit, I did cry the first time I heard True Love Waits on AMSP. As for Motion Picture Soundtrack, I always love it when I hear it, but I could never tell ya how it goes if I don't have it on lol.
BlownSpeakers 04.05.18	RikRoach7, yeah this is usually the case huh. I actually have the Bends in my top 4, but a lot of people on here don't like it.
onionbubs 04.05.18	true love waits is probably my top closer of theirs, then street spirit
Zeuzo 04.05.18	3/1,7,5,4,6,2,8,9
Toad 04.05.18	i need to listen to radiohead again. just remembering these tracks is making me nostalgic
Clumseee 04.05.18	Their closers are way better than their openers. True Love Waits Motion Picture Soundtrack Life in a Glasshouse Videotape A Wolf at the Door Separator The Tourist Street Spirit (Fade Out) Blow Out
BlownSpeakers 04.09.18	I might agree with you on closers>openers. Only track that makes me hesitant about that is Airbag, which is ma jam.
Rik VII 04.09.18	Nah, I'd say openers > closers. Their closers are mostly good songs that work perfectly well in the position they were put in and become amazing for that reason. The openers are mostly amazing no matter the context. They also just know how to create iconic album starts, catchy first few notes that keep you hooked, like Airbag's first guitar chords, the electronic intro of 15 Steps, etc etc.
theTourist 04.09.18	My order is close to the reverse - The Tourist is #1 followed closely by Blow Out. I wish I'd been in Japan for Blow Out's surprise appearance at the last two shows of Radiohead's 2008 tour. I think they played it because they know it's a great song and a forgotten one at that, and it was a killer concert closer on Live at the Astoria. That said, every Radiohead closer has been brilliant.
BlownSpeakers 04.09.18	A lot of good points roach. I guess that's the nature of openers on most albums, to be the hook. I would say it depends on what you're going for, I would say openers are more about the hook and closers tend to be more weighty. But there are some sick albums that do end with singles, one of my favorite's being Alice in Chains "Would."
BlownSpeakers 04.09.18	Tourist, we are on opposite ends of the spectrum lol. I used to hate the tourist but it's grown on me over the years. I think what annoyed me for a while was the slooowwww down!
McP3000 04.09.18	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZeI0PXj7LIw This performance of Motion Picture Soundtrack is an absolute tearjerker
BlownSpeakers 04.09.18	Wow, that was stunning. What a way to honor someone.
BigHans 04.09.18	Just amazes me how everyone always hates on Pablo Honey.
BlownSpeakers 04.09.18	Don't worry Hans, I like Pablo Honey more than Amnesiac if that does anything for ya. Pretty much no one agrees with me on that one lol.
BigHans 04.09.18	Pablo Honey obliterates Amnesiac
Dylan620 04.09.18	4 > 8 > 7 > 5 > 6 > 3 > 2 (IMBW ver) > 9 > 2 (AMSP ver) > 1 All are at least 4/5 though
DoofusWainwright 04.09.18	8 should be compacted and launched into the vacuum of space Then obliterated by lazer fire
KingdomOfTyrant 04.09.18	Separator is 1 A Wolf at the Door is 2 Life in a Glasshouse is 3
BlownSpeakers 04.09.18	Doof, I feel that way about Morning Mr. Magpie. Sounds like Radiohead parodying themselves.