You know the thing with Radiohead is they're not stuck with one sound. They always evolved. So each radiohead album has it's own soundscape. Kid A is a more electronic and overall very eerie experience. Ok computer is a very melancholic alt rock album about technological dystopia and human detachment (wildly regarded as one of the greatest albums ever made). And then we have their last album A moon shaped pool.. Honestly my favorite after In rainbows. It's such a somber but extremely beautiful album. Hope you dive into more radiohead in the future. Their music means so much to me so it's wholesome to see someone else experience it for the first time - Joseph
Well put. I think that's the major reason I still keep listening to them with fresh curiosity even after 25 years since I heard Ok Computer. They seem to age like wine while so many other bands of the era can feel a bit dated. They really are a band for the ages, and even though they're sometimes hard to stomach and not always radio friendly (not good for dinner party's) - I'd put them up there with Pink Floyd and The Beatles. Top shelf experimental/electronic rock. Sometimes it jams, sometimes it spaces you out, sometimes it makes you feel high on drugs, and sometimes they hit you with those gritty and all to real human emotions. I'd love to catch them live again before they retire.
They're such insane perfectionists, every sound has a purpose or a moment of clarity and then it's on to the next amazing thing there's a reason they release a record every 4 years or so. I would argue it's well worth the wait.
I had never heard Radiohead before in my life and bought it at Hot Topic. The cashier was this cute much older emo goth chick who certified me it was going to be a great listen and that if I didnt like it she would personally reimburse me the money I paid for it. It was on sale for $10.
In Rainbows is my second favorite album ever. I could never get tired of In Rainbows. Ok Computer is their masterpiece. Do yourself a favor and go back to Pablo Honey and work your way forward. You will not believe how this band has evolved.
hey thank you so much for catching that! I tried to put each part into one video and I must’ve combined it twice. I don’t think the viewers mind tho but thanks so much ❤
@@calisjams Polly Jean Harvey is the David Bowie of women rock you have you listen to her disco. She has straight grunge, pop, piano everything. Start with Thom and her with This Mess We Are In. Go from there and have fun!
No offense you “made” an album without know Radiohead or more like did not know In Rainbows I already don’t want to listen to you album. Next are you going to ask me who Pink Floyd is or the Beatles.
hey all! skip to 7:41 for the proper reaction! I edited this video TERRIBLY bc I added two of the same videos beforehand. totally my bad lol
How does "Reckoner" have so few plays? It's one of my two favourites from this album (the other is Jigsaw).
You know the thing with Radiohead is they're not stuck with one sound. They always evolved. So each radiohead album has it's own soundscape. Kid A is a more electronic and overall very eerie experience. Ok computer is a very melancholic alt rock album about technological dystopia and human detachment (wildly regarded as one of the greatest albums ever made). And then we have their last album A moon shaped pool.. Honestly my favorite after In rainbows. It's such a somber but extremely beautiful album. Hope you dive into more radiohead in the future. Their music means so much to me so it's wholesome to see someone else experience it for the first time
- Joseph
Well put. I think that's the major reason I still keep listening to them with fresh curiosity even after 25 years since I heard Ok Computer. They seem to age like wine while so many other bands of the era can feel a bit dated. They really are a band for the ages, and even though they're sometimes hard to stomach and not always radio friendly (not good for dinner party's) - I'd put them up there with Pink Floyd and The Beatles. Top shelf experimental/electronic rock. Sometimes it jams, sometimes it spaces you out, sometimes it makes you feel high on drugs, and sometimes they hit you with those gritty and all to real human emotions. I'd love to catch them live again before they retire.
They're such insane perfectionists, every sound has a purpose or a moment of clarity and then it's on to the next amazing thing there's a reason they release a record every 4 years or so. I would argue it's well worth the wait.
Seriously, 100 listens in to Weird Fishes, it's still getting more intense!
@@davidlukey5189 ITS SO GOOD
Glad you enjoyed it ❤️
@@samindumadusanka3149 thanks for the rec! it was SO good!
This is a good rabbithole, keep going!
Radiorabbithole
@@buggingtheshutter 🎶 i have no idea what you are taaalkin about 🎵
That was a lovely reaction, thank you for sharing! I highly recommend watching the from the basement version on RUclips to see them playing it live.
@@Viridyana I watched it while I was editing this vid! fantastic performance 🦋
Nude -> Weird Fishes -> All I Need is one of the best 3 track runs in music... ever.
If you like faust arp, you may like some Elliot Smith songs.
you NEED to listen to a moon shaped pool, it's their last album at the moment and it's my favorite
Please more Radiohead!
I had never heard Radiohead before in my life and bought it at Hot Topic. The cashier was this cute much older emo goth chick who certified me it was going to be a great listen and that if I didnt like it she would personally reimburse me the money I paid for it. It was on sale for $10.
you are now legally obligated to do OK Computer
Interesting favorite song choice after a first listen!
@@sscillitani Faust Arp gang RAH
@@calisjams i love Faust Arp, i transcribed and played a duet of it with my guitar teacher during one of my jury performances in college !
@@ellathedryad WAIT THATS SO COOL
Highly recommend listening to the 2006 Bonnaroo live version of Videotape and their debut of 15 Step and Weird Fishes
All I need and Jigsaw are my favorites but they honestly change a lot
This album is about death. In case anyone wanted to know. It's about someone coming to terms with their mortality.
In Rainbows is my second favorite album ever. I could never get tired of In Rainbows. Ok Computer is their masterpiece. Do yourself a favor and go back to Pablo Honey and work your way forward. You will not believe how this band has evolved.
need that zelda shirt🙏🙏
Zelda and Radiohead up there with my 2 favourite things.
LOVE THAT!
Can you PLEASE react to grace by Jeff Buckley
Just to be helpful: You repeated the entire intro in the edit. Watch it back.
hey thank you so much for catching that! I tried to put each part into one video and I must’ve combined it twice. I don’t think the viewers mind tho but thanks so much ❤
Nah, she's onto a new wave of avant garde reaction content
Yes these are amazing you need to see ok computer 😂❤
Please react to sleep token - take me back to Eden
At least from some of these first listen to from gen z are humble and know this bands power. So good job it was fun from an xennial.
thanks for the kind comment! I love listening to ALL kinds of music
@@calisjams listen to Thom and PJ Harvey This Mess We are In. I named my pug after PJ!
@@calisjams So Jealous if you have not heard PJ Harvey...
@@calisjams Polly Jean Harvey is the David Bowie of women rock you have you listen to her disco. She has straight grunge, pop, piano everything. Start with Thom and her with This Mess We Are In. Go from there and have fun!
@@calisjams You've got a good head on you trust me PJ Harvey will be right up your alley!!
10 😂
Apart from Bodysnatchers this album is golden.
"...It's Indie"..... Yeah Radiohead is one of the greatest indie Bands in the world.........
@@jean-christophelebachelet5926 lmfao I said the sound was indie not the band itself. get your facts straight 😂
I mean they were indie during this era
@@gorskiy1 They 're always an indie band... like The Cure..... they popular, but they never wanted to be.....
No offense you “made” an album without know Radiohead or more like did not know In Rainbows I already don’t want to listen to you album. Next are you going to ask me who Pink Floyd is or the Beatles.
No more beer for you sir. Sleep it off.
You ever heard of that song “cocaine?”
You should put yours down and check it out
Bro what? are you trying to win an unlikeable contest?