Average Rating: 4.50 Rating Variance: 0.29 Objectivity Score: 37% (Poorly Balanced)
Sort by: Rating | Release Date | Rating Date | Name5.0 classicAmon Tobin Foley RoomDepeche Mode ViolatorDepeche Mode Songs of Faith and DevotionRadiohead In RainbowsThe difference is that this album not only has soul...it has 'Soul'. It's Thom that unabashedly employs a 'Soul' sound in some of the melody structures and phrasing. It's beautiful and haunting. it also seems to lift his voice and allows a free, confident tone...that also soars to Operatic heights. Soul music proves a good genre for Radiohead to encircle. It provides a juxtaposed element to their trademark dissonance. It allows them to 'play' adding both major and minor chords in unexpected places and pulls against the tension felt in the guitars and drums. I honestly can't rate this analytically yet. I can only say from a gut level that 'Rainbows' is their most beautiful, lush record. It's warm like a big hug and intones that 'The Kid A's Are Alright'. Can't wait to live with this album a bit . U2 Achtung BabyU2 The Joshua Tree4.5 superbRecoil subHuman4.0 excellentBruce Springsteen MagicDepeche Mode Playing The AngelDepeche Mode Black CelebrationU2 War3.5 greatThe Shins Wincing the Night Away
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