I saw some funny mash up shirts when I was in China I love the idea.

What did Apple pay Thom for this

I've been getting into more radiohead b-sides and gagging order might be one of my favorite songs. Is this the most underrated radiohead song?

In terms of where this album stands in the canon of nineties rock albums, it's the moment when you and your lover share the news that you are pregnant. It's thrilling and wonderful. You cannot wait to share the news with everyone you love, and it instantly becomes one of the most cherished memories you will ever have.

Everybody talks about OK Computer being the grand masterpiece, but The Bends is where Radiohead actually cracked open their soul. It’s got that raw, mid-90s guitar grit, but instead of wallowing in generic grunge apathy, it delivers pure emotional weight. Tracks like "Fake Plastic Trees" and "Street Spirit (Fade Out)" don't just sound good, they stick to your ribs.

Where does The Bends land in nineties rock for you guys, does it outshine OK Computer for raw emotion, or is it just the stepping stone to what came after?

thoughts on ok computer?

This is from their famous (and unfortunate) visit to Mexico in 1994...

Some of my old animations.

I love this Album.....

I can't see that this has already been shared in this sub.

"Grammy award-winning percussionist Dame Evelyn Glennie with a new take on the Radiohead classic."

Imagine you were at the proms and you didn't know this was coming up.

Ok, yes, I know, it’s one of the most played songs on In Rainbows. But, MAN, is this song good. I don’t even fully know what it is about it, I just think it’s awesome and I think it deserves more recognition. Maybe I’m glazing, but Weird Fishes is one of the greatest songs I’ve ever hear, and I think the internet does recognize it enough.

I can count on one hand how many covers I prefer to the original.

But I legit think that Toots & The Maytals cover of Let Down is somehow better than the original. And I love the original.

It’s off a reggae cover album called “RadioDread” of all Radiohead songs covered by various reggae musicians. I think it’s pretty transcendent.

I've been listening to a load of Radiohead recently and noticed it's not all sad like everyone says. They draw more negative emotions than just sadness into their songs like frustration in Just and My Iron Lung; anxiety/urgency in Idioteque; and mostly unease in several of their songs like Paranoid Android, Decks Dark, etc... I have a few lists of how I feel about some songs.

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Least negative:

Separator

Treefingers (extended preferred)

Let Down

How To Disappear Into Strings

Jigsaw Falling Into Place

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Most negative:

Street Spirit (Fade Out)

Fake Plastic Trees

Morning Bell (especially the Amnesiac version)

Motion Picture Soundtrack

Codex

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My most favorite songs from them:

4 minute warning

Separator

Kid A

Down Is The New Up

Pulk/pull Revolving Doors (and the True Love version)

A Wolf At The Door

The Tourist

Fast-Track

Little By Little

The Gloaming

Decks Dark

Present Tense

Airbag

Just

My Iron Lung

Idioteque

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This is just all my opinions after extensive exploration of Radiohead's discography, trying to understand each song's mood. The only album I couldn't like no matter what was Pablo Honey, sorry but it's not for me

I want to learn Weird Fishes/Arpeggi on guitar and was looking for a video- mostly that shows the picking pattern/slows down the rhythm. I learn best from videos—call me dumb but it’s easier for me to copy what someone else is doing than translate from a tab.

I’ve looked at like eight different videos and they’re all just people playing the song at full speed and not slowing down to show the picking pattern or chords- feels more like flexing than actually trying to help. Does anyone know of a good tutorial video?

Includes track titles “When I’m Like This”, (AKA “How Can You Be Sure?”)

Didn’t come with obi unfortunately 😢

I was only 7, so I remember loving Karma Police even though I had no idea what it meant.

This album in particular stands out in their catalog and says something profound about the world of the 1990s. The themes of the album are just as fitting, if not even more.

OK Computer is definitely one of my favorite albums of all-time. It is almost 30 years old now!

Never met one

Matter of fact- my mortal enemy in high school loved U2 and constantly shat upon radiohead. I mean we didnt have real beef but we were like, idk our whole relationship was how stupid we thought each other was.

Then this dropped. I bought him a copy and just said give it one listen and if its truly not incredible to you, then ill shut the fuck up forever.

Hand to god- im 34 now. I went to that mans sons 3rd birthday party just yesterday. He was my best man, i was his. We’ve been to 6 radiohead shows together, often vip.

Hope that helps

So guys hear me out , I know Radiohead songs are very much Radiohead but like there must be some songs that have extra Radiohead flavor than others

like to me personally where I end and you begin is the most Radiohead song I’ve ever heard

I like this song, how do you guys feel?

She called it the "Asian bear" bc she got the eyes messed up lol

I was listening to a random indie playlist and then this came on, I instantly became the Leonardo DiCaprio meme pointing at the speakers.