In Rainbows is a truly special album. No misses, every song is unique, and somehow the complex musical techniques at play never stop it from being super listenable
@@null-hi6dt I know that, of course. But basically all of their songs are sad, so when I hear the saddest, I really mean the saddest. So in HTTT, the last track is not in the top 3 saddest songs of the album, as for Kid A, it might be, but it’s hard to say
Thom has said he wrote Reckoner after he had a dream so good he didn't want to wake up. I always think of that when I hear it. Especially how the song kinda lets itself go in the end and slowly fades out, like a dream slipping away as you try to hold on to it.
"Nude" was a song they kicked around for years and played live but didn't record for an official release. If you ever find old bootlegs of their shows from the late 90s, you'll find tracks with early working titles, like "Big Ideas" for this song. There's a world of Radiohead music that isn't on their LPs.
Your awesome and top notch organic reactions to pieces of music that has touched my life for the last 25 plus years merited at least 120 cents sista. i've loved all the videos of radiohead's music you have reviewed ms pitts! rock on!
On a beautiful album that is literally perfect, "Faust Arp" is the most hauntingly gorgeous collection of sounds I've ever heard. It is somehow calming and apprehensive at the same time and Radiohead will always be Gods of music because of their creations.
@@AidanLonergan-bz1cp That's so funny because I discovered Nick Drake by listening to Faust Arp radio on Spotify! I'll look for that track specifically, thanks! 👍
Radiohead have so many great albums, but this is my personal favourite. To me this is their most beautiful collection of songs and I can listen to it on repeat forever.
The least depressing Radiohead album would be the darkest thing in most artist's discographies lol. I had a friend recently going through a hard time and he wanted some "sad" music recommendations, the saddest I could throw him. Well I guess we have very different definitions of sad songs because I recommended Radiohead and he made it through 3 songs and said it was far too depressing to listen to. I'm like "Dude, I listen to this on a daily basis!" To each their own
I got to experience every one of these songs live when I saw Radiohead touring In Rainbow in 2008, it was incredible and beautiful and magical... I hope you get to see them live one day too!
I truly don't think I've EVER found a 3 track run on any album as good as Nude/Weird Fishes/All I Need. It's 12-13 minutes of pure transcendent perfection and I listen to all 3 regularly as my anxiety/stress calmdown.
In Rainbows is probably the Radiohead album I listen to most. It feels complete, no weaknesses. Weird Fishes and Reckoner are my favourite tunes but all are great. The lost art of the album in a sea of hooks.
What you need to do is listen to is In Rainbows from the basement where they do these songs live (along with a kid A tune a couple of HTTT tunes and an IR b-side) the only song they don't do is Jigsaw because Thom has a problem singing it (I think). The two basement sessions are among the best live music sessions iv'e ever heard and i'm almost 60 and iv'e heard a lot of live sessions. If you want to react to it the In Rainbows one has no copyright issues but the other one for The King Of Limbs does so beware.
The fact that we've gotten to the point in time where Tapout is now an ironic retro fashion has me ready for the urn. lol. Great reaction and I love your channel. You will grow if you keep doing these kinds of reactions.
Me personally, even the songs I have heard before, I still like to hear again when playing the whole album through. I like to hear how those songs fit with the rest of the album and how they transition.
You’re gonna get a lot more Radiohead suggestions lol. In Rainbows From The Basement is amazing but I’d probably listen to Kid A and A Moon Shaped Pool before going straight to reacting to live sessions. Not an objective stance by any stretch but that’s my thoughts lmao.
Not sure if anyone has mentioned it in the comments by In Rainbows was made in reaction to Ok Computer, and the two albums can be woven together. I believe it was also release a decade apart. The name itself follows the same pattern - 2 letters, space, 8 letters
As a huge Radiohead fan, I always recommend to people they check out Wilco. In particular, the albums Yankee Hotel Foxtrot and A Ghost is Born. They don't get much attention in the music reaction communities I see on YT but they are absolutely beautiful albums, and to me at least I think they are on the same level as Radiohead when it comes to albums that just have a very unique and consistent vibe throughout the whole record that makes you feel things you've never felt before.
100% agree with YHF and AGIB. I'd even add Being There, but doing them in order is important. Sadly, for me, they lost the plot after Sky Blue Sky. The latest EP has their best material in many years.
great reaction as always, i would recommend that you don't skip tracks you've already heard in order to get the full album experience! some tracks are even better in context. up to you though, not everyone listens to albums the same :)
For a first listen I would not skip the songs you've already heard as it breaks the flow of the album. Not a big deal but i think you don't fully get an album experience unless it's from start to end.
I've been loving your reactions since you posted the Deathcon reaction, much love from Florida :) It's awesome to see someone have such great reactions to my favorite artists. I know you have a million recommendations but of course I'll throw in a band; Nine Inch Nails is always great reaction material if you haven't listened to them yet. Keep up the great work
Easily in my top 5 favorite albums ever. This album has its own magic and displays it modestly❤ Everything is transparent on In Rainbows. 🩷🩵🤍❤️💙🤎🧡💜💛🖤💚🩶
I was just watching your Bon Iver reaction and I was thinking "I bet she'd like Radiohead". Then I just looked up Radiohead reactions and lo and behold, I found this and it's only 4 days old.
This álbum revolutioned the way to promoted ITS own sale , Radiohead say : Pay that you want AND of course revolutioned the sound of different rock experimentation in the same way with other masterworks. We luv Radiohead
By the way, there is a In Rainbows Disk 2, released some years later, with the tracks they recorded while putting together this album that for whatever reason they didn't think quite fit. You'd be making a terrible, terrible mistake not also listening to those songs. I can't even listen to In Rainbows anymore without immediately listening to Disk 2 right after. Similarly, there is a second disk to OK Computer released as OKNOTOK, that has some of the songs they often play live at concerts that date back to the OK Computer days but never before released on a fully produced studio album. Longtime fans were thrilled to have a proper studio recording instead of resorting to bootlegs from concerts. Kid A had something similar, with the album Amnesiac, which was released very shortly after Kid A, but is populated with the tracks they didn't think fit on Kid A, but were recorded in the same sessions. This can also be found in the compilation set "Kid A Mnesia" that combines both together. Anyway, I hope you'll continue listening to and reacting to more Radiohead in the future.
Please react to Hail to the Thief. It's not everyone's favourite but personally I love it. It's the perfect balance of The Bends and Kid A. Thom is at his absolute pinnacle, lyrically and vocally. You are gonna love it too. I promise.
This is my favourite album. Listened to Radiohead since The Bends when I was 15. I remember reading that Ed kept on telling Thom to emote more. The album benefits immensely for it. Reckoner is perfect. The only shame is that somehow Down Is The New Up didn’t make it on the album.
You have to experience Spirit of Eden by Talk Talk, and that's exactly what it is, an experience. You can't really categorise it in a genre, cos it's in a world of its own, but it's like a combo of rock, jazz, ambient, and classical music, it's very entrancing. The backstory to this band is just as fascinating as the album itself. Radiohead were partially inspired by them, too, especially for their later material!
In my humble opinion, the best album of all time, especially if you also listen to disk two. A lot of people don't know it exists. Just embrace the emotions girl, this album is therapy. I would pay a lot of money to see you react to the live In the basement version of this album. Best live recording of all time, if you ask me. And fun to see how they do it!! ❤ Thanks girl, this was good.
I highly recommend checking out the original video for House of Cards. The entire thing was recorded not using a camera, but rather a device used normally for structural surveying. It's a masterpiece.
Lidar, a similar technology as radar, but with lasers. Bounce light off of something distant and measure how quickly the light returns to a receiver near the laser.
Love the reactions, keep them coming! In Rainbows is truly incredible (it brings me to tears almost everytime I listen lol) and I can definitely recommend the other Radiohead albums as they are all mostly just as good in my opinion. Anyways here are some other recommendations which I think you'd like: Car Seat Headrest - Twin Fantasy My Bloody Valentine - Loveless Godspeed You! Black Emperor - Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas to Heaven Joy Division - Unknown Pleasures Title Fight - Floral Green Duster - Stratosphere The Cure - Disintegration Swans - Soundtracks for the Blind Sonic Youth - Goo Have A Nice Life - The Unnatural World (just as good as Deathcon imo) Parannoul - Sky Hundred (Just came out! Album of the year for me lol)
If you like their beautiful sad songs i can't recommend enough their b-side Gagging Order. It's just Thom and an acoustic guitar but it's incredible. Go find it, trust me.
You have to watch the live version of in Rainbows ‘From The Basement’. Also…check out The Smile-Don’t Get Me Started. Side project and 2nd record in one year. Start with A Light For Attracting Attention. And when despair needs company, enter A Moon Shaped Pool.
I really recommend that you take a look at the season 11 of a podcast called “dissect”. It’s on Spotify. On this season each episode is dedicated on a in depth analysis of one song of “In Rainbow”, so one episode per song. You will be blown away by the craft and genius that went into the making of this album. I’ve been a fan of Radiohead since “Ok computer”, saw them live probably 5 times, They are truly master at their craft. Thanks for sharing your reaction !😊
It is my favorite album from them, better than moon shaped pool. Your reaction is pure and perfect and I had the same reaction. I fell in love with it and it was amazing. You should listen to Gnarles Barkley's live cover of Reckoner it is the best cover I have ever heard in my life, truly spiritual....
I would recommend the dissect podcast. in one season he analyzes this album. it is a deep dive for sure, but it is really interesting and illuminating if you are into musicology and radiohead...
You should totally check out I'm Wide Awake It's Morning by Bright Eyes. Love the lead singer's (conor oberst) lyrics, some of the most compelling writing for sure. Also GREAT VIDEO!
Ngl... All of their albums are awesome. The King of Limbs is ridiculously underrated. Go to The Bends or Kid A next, then just go in order of release. I stg, you will not be disappointed. Save A Moon Shaped Pool for last.
React to Big Thief! They got on my radar with their two 2019 albums UFOF and Two Hands. Great band imo. Adrienne Lenker also released a few solo albums. Also Sufjan Stevens, if you havent heard his albums in full. What genres / types of music are you into?
You should check out imaginal disk by Magdalena bay. it just came out last week and it’s already one of my favorites of the year. Its pretty different from what you have been listening to on here since it’s a synth pop album, but I think would would enjoy how good the production is on it
I love your pure reaction! I'm sure you will get a ton of recommendations so i will keep things simple: PJ Harvey, if you don't know her already. Just start with "Dry", her debut and follow her discography chronologically. She's amazing and her output is dense and she never disappoints...
There was somewhat of an agenda around it's release, because it was the first-ever major artist album given away for free on streaming. But the songs didn't have an agenda.
I’ve only found this channel a couple hours ago and I love ur reactions sooo much. If u ever find the time for it I would love to see u reacting to I didn’t mean to haunt you by quadeca u’d really appreciate it I think
In Rainbows is a truly special album. No misses, every song is unique, and somehow the complex musical techniques at play never stop it from being super listenable
A thousand people will tell you to listen to the live version of this from the basement. They're right.
those ppl are wrong, the right version is this
@@jorgekech ?
@@jorgekechis well as, not instead of I think
@@jorgekech they don't mean instead of the studio version, both are amazing, and also both worth listening to
she can listen but for me this is truly the righteous version
Never stop being so enthusiastic with your reactions. Love reliving the excitement I had the first time I listened to albums through you 🙌🏼 🫶🏻
thank you so much for your kind words!!! i’m so happy you could relive it with me:)!!
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"i dont want this song to be sad"
every radiohead fan knows the saddest songs are always the last tracks on the album
HTTT and Kid A kinda runs away from this concept of yours
@@lucashenriquedecastro5943 Motion Picture Soundtrack is sad af though
@@lucashenriquedecastro5943 Both of those songs are sad and dark, have you seen the lyrics?
@@null-hi6dt I know that, of course. But basically all of their songs are sad, so when I hear the saddest, I really mean the saddest. So in HTTT, the last track is not in the top 3 saddest songs of the album, as for Kid A, it might be, but it’s hard to say
@@lucashenriquedecastro5943motion picture soundtrack is one of the most tragic songs ever made
Thom has said he wrote Reckoner after he had a dream so good he didn't want to wake up. I always think of that when I hear it. Especially how the song kinda lets itself go in the end and slowly fades out, like a dream slipping away as you try to hold on to it.
"I really don't want this [Videotape] to be sad". Oh, boy...
It’s one of my all time favourite Radiohead songs.
I was literally about to comment the exact same thing😂
"Nude" was a song they kicked around for years and played live but didn't record for an official release. If you ever find old bootlegs of their shows from the late 90s, you'll find tracks with early working titles, like "Big Ideas" for this song. There's a world of Radiohead music that isn't on their LPs.
Your awesome and top notch organic reactions to pieces of music that has touched my life for the last 25 plus years merited at least 120 cents sista. i've loved all the videos of radiohead's music you have reviewed ms pitts! rock on!
thank you so much for this it truly means the world and more! I will continue to rock on in your honor! hooray!!!:)
It's nice that you disclose which songs you know instead of pretending you've never heard them before, the honesty is appreciated :)
On a beautiful album that is literally perfect, "Faust Arp" is the most hauntingly gorgeous collection of sounds I've ever heard. It is somehow calming and apprehensive at the same time and Radiohead will always be Gods of music because of their creations.
If you like Faust Arp you will probably like River Man by Nick Drake. The two songs always reminded me of each other
@@AidanLonergan-bz1cp That's so funny because I discovered Nick Drake by listening to Faust Arp radio on Spotify! I'll look for that track specifically, thanks! 👍
Faust Arp is the underrated track. For me, the pallet cleanser. Great track.
Video tape is probably the saddest song I've ever heard yet it brings me so much joy I can't express it. Thank you for a wonderful reaction.
THIS is what i want to see when watching a reaction , someone moved by it, getting goosebumps, crying.
Radiohead have so many great albums, but this is my personal favourite. To me this is their most beautiful collection of songs and I can listen to it on repeat forever.
finally an album that will not send her into a depressive episode
Videotape would like a word
The least depressing Radiohead album would be the darkest thing in most artist's discographies lol.
I had a friend recently going through a hard time and he wanted some "sad" music recommendations, the saddest I could throw him. Well I guess we have very different definitions of sad songs because I recommended Radiohead and he made it through 3 songs and said it was far too depressing to listen to. I'm like "Dude, I listen to this on a daily basis!" To each their own
The textures. THE TEXTURES
your reactions really bring me back to the first time i heard these songs, magical. keep going :)
I got to experience every one of these songs live when I saw Radiohead touring In Rainbow in 2008, it was incredible and beautiful and magical... I hope you get to see them live one day too!
I truly don't think I've EVER found a 3 track run on any album as good as Nude/Weird Fishes/All I Need. It's 12-13 minutes of pure transcendent perfection and I listen to all 3 regularly as my anxiety/stress calmdown.
ok computer with exit music (for a film), let down, karma police.
Kid A with optimistic, in limbo, idioteque@@adnanyusufay
@@adnanyusufayamazing run but not as good imo
Jonny is such a great guitarist! much love for them boys
In Rainbows is probably the Radiohead album I listen to most. It feels complete, no weaknesses. Weird Fishes and Reckoner are my favourite tunes but all are great. The lost art of the album in a sea of hooks.
Jigsaw is the best Radiohead song ever with weird fishes at number 2.
I just started this video and I already know it’s gonna be a banger
What you need to do is listen to is In Rainbows from the basement where they do these songs live (along with a kid A tune a couple of HTTT tunes and an IR b-side) the only song they don't do is Jigsaw because Thom has a problem singing it (I think). The two basement sessions are among the best live music sessions iv'e ever heard and i'm almost 60 and iv'e heard a lot of live sessions. If you want to react to it the In Rainbows one has no copyright issues but the other one for The King Of Limbs does so beware.
She needs to listen to In Rainbows Disk 2, as well.
Reckoner is gorgeousness and gorgeosity, my brothers!
Clockwork?
@@hunnixox13 indeed
greatest album of all times
every one of the times
The fact that we've gotten to the point in time
where Tapout is now an ironic retro fashion has me ready for the urn. lol. Great reaction and I love your channel. You will grow if you keep doing these kinds of reactions.
We need a moon shaped pool reaction fr
My favourite Radiohead album!
Masterpiece
Me personally, even the songs I have heard before, I still like to hear again when playing the whole album through. I like to hear how those songs fit with the rest of the album and how they transition.
I still remember listening to this as soon as it dropped on the site. Reckoner absolutely floored me. Incredible album.
You’re gonna get a lot more Radiohead suggestions lol. In Rainbows From The Basement is amazing but I’d probably listen to Kid A and A Moon Shaped Pool before going straight to reacting to live sessions. Not an objective stance by any stretch but that’s my thoughts lmao.
In Rainbows is so good, that anyone could have a different favorite song from it, and I would agree.
I don’t want to sound mean but I think if you listen to moon shaped pool you might explode
That might be a death sentence
Reckoner is sublime, but big shout out on that track for the bass - f***ing tremendous
Not sure if anyone has mentioned it in the comments by In Rainbows was made in reaction to Ok Computer, and the two albums can be woven together. I believe it was also release a decade apart. The name itself follows the same pattern - 2 letters, space, 8 letters
I tried out the secret playlist when I heard about that. 01 and 10 (The Binary Theory)
As a huge Radiohead fan, I always recommend to people they check out Wilco. In particular, the albums Yankee Hotel Foxtrot and A Ghost is Born. They don't get much attention in the music reaction communities I see on YT but they are absolutely beautiful albums, and to me at least I think they are on the same level as Radiohead when it comes to albums that just have a very unique and consistent vibe throughout the whole record that makes you feel things you've never felt before.
100% agree with YHF and AGIB. I'd even add Being There, but doing them in order is important. Sadly, for me, they lost the plot after Sky Blue Sky. The latest EP has their best material in many years.
@@particularlynothing I would strongly urge you to give some more attention to Ode to Joy. It's my favorite since SBS by far.
as a huge radiohead fan, wilco sucks and is boring
I love Wilco, great suggestion
IT’S KID A TIME!!!
great reaction as always, i would recommend that you don't skip tracks you've already heard in order to get the full album experience! some tracks are even better in context. up to you though, not everyone listens to albums the same :)
For a first listen I would not skip the songs you've already heard as it breaks the flow of the album. Not a big deal but i think you don't fully get an album experience unless it's from start to end.
I've been loving your reactions since you posted the Deathcon reaction, much love from Florida :) It's awesome to see someone have such great reactions to my favorite artists. I know you have a million recommendations but of course I'll throw in a band; Nine Inch Nails is always great reaction material if you haven't listened to them yet. Keep up the great work
This album is perfection. I love your reactions to Radiohead. They truly are one of the greatest ❤
Easily in my top 5 favorite albums ever. This album has its own magic and displays it modestly❤ Everything is transparent on
In Rainbows.
🩷🩵🤍❤️💙🤎🧡💜💛🖤💚🩶
Next one should really be Grace by Jeff Buckely
Its the album that got me into radiohead❤
I was just watching your Bon Iver reaction and I was thinking "I bet she'd like Radiohead". Then I just looked up Radiohead reactions and lo and behold, I found this and it's only 4 days old.
House of Cards is so underrated and such a grower. i listened to it constantly throughout the pandemic
finally!! my favourite album
This álbum revolutioned the way to promoted ITS own sale , Radiohead say : Pay that you want AND of course revolutioned the sound of different rock experimentation in the same way with other masterworks. We luv Radiohead
By the way, there is a In Rainbows Disk 2, released some years later, with the tracks they recorded while putting together this album that for whatever reason they didn't think quite fit. You'd be making a terrible, terrible mistake not also listening to those songs. I can't even listen to In Rainbows anymore without immediately listening to Disk 2 right after.
Similarly, there is a second disk to OK Computer released as OKNOTOK, that has some of the songs they often play live at concerts that date back to the OK Computer days but never before released on a fully produced studio album. Longtime fans were thrilled to have a proper studio recording instead of resorting to bootlegs from concerts.
Kid A had something similar, with the album Amnesiac, which was released very shortly after Kid A, but is populated with the tracks they didn't think fit on Kid A, but were recorded in the same sessions. This can also be found in the compilation set "Kid A Mnesia" that combines both together.
Anyway, I hope you'll continue listening to and reacting to more Radiohead in the future.
In Rainbows disk 2 came out at the same time as the first. It was a bonus on the physical release
My favorite fun fact about this album is the intro to nude is the ending reversed :)
Your reactions are amazing. Thanks for sharing
Please react to Hail to the Thief. It's not everyone's favourite but personally I love it. It's the perfect balance of The Bends and Kid A. Thom is at his absolute pinnacle, lyrically and vocally. You are gonna love it too. I promise.
If you love the strings on this album you should definitely do a moon shaped pool next!
Must react to their basement session of this album!
The Radiohead jigsaw is now falling into place on this channel! 😊😊❤❤
This is my favourite album. Listened to Radiohead since The Bends when I was 15.
I remember reading that Ed kept on telling Thom to emote more. The album benefits immensely for it. Reckoner is perfect.
The only shame is that somehow Down Is The New Up didn’t make it on the album.
You have to experience Spirit of Eden by Talk Talk, and that's exactly what it is, an experience. You can't really categorise it in a genre, cos it's in a world of its own, but it's like a combo of rock, jazz, ambient, and classical music, it's very entrancing. The backstory to this band is just as fascinating as the album itself. Radiohead were partially inspired by them, too, especially for their later material!
In my humble opinion, the best album of all time, especially if you also listen to disk two. A lot of people don't know it exists. Just embrace the emotions girl, this album is therapy. I would pay a lot of money to see you react to the live In the basement version of this album. Best live recording of all time, if you ask me. And fun to see how they do it!! ❤ Thanks girl, this was good.
re: House Of Cards - "I hope this is a little bit happier" -- Me: "heheheheheheh noooope!"
Ok, like I finally broke when you were listening to the Nude and then it cut and you were suddenly holding ur tiger, that was the f’n best
Reckoner really is winning the melody war as you described!!!😊
The final tracks of every álbum aré amazing , you lived that
I highly recommend checking out the original video for House of Cards. The entire thing was recorded not using a camera, but rather a device used normally for structural surveying. It's a masterpiece.
Lidar, a similar technology as radar, but with lasers. Bounce light off of something distant and measure how quickly the light returns to a receiver near the laser.
Can’t wait until you get to the other albums!
Love the reactions, keep them coming! In Rainbows is truly incredible (it brings me to tears almost everytime I listen lol) and I can definitely recommend the other Radiohead albums as they are all mostly just as good in my opinion. Anyways here are some other recommendations which I think you'd like:
Car Seat Headrest - Twin Fantasy
My Bloody Valentine - Loveless
Godspeed You! Black Emperor - Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas to Heaven
Joy Division - Unknown Pleasures
Title Fight - Floral Green
Duster - Stratosphere
The Cure - Disintegration
Swans - Soundtracks for the Blind
Sonic Youth - Goo
Have A Nice Life - The Unnatural World (just as good as Deathcon imo)
Parannoul - Sky Hundred (Just came out! Album of the year for me lol)
My favorite album of all time
Live from the basement shows this album at its finest
Great reaction. I'm pretty sure the most beautiful thing in the world is live video of them performing 15 Step. It's Level 99 Mesmer.
Oh lord, she really REALLY needs to listen to the b-sides now. Shes gonna explode.
*While listening to Radiohead* “I really don’t want this to be sad” - Yeah, good luck with that.
If you like their beautiful sad songs i can't recommend enough their b-side Gagging Order. It's just Thom and an acoustic guitar but it's incredible. Go find it, trust me.
You have to watch the live version of in Rainbows ‘From The Basement’.
Also…check out The Smile-Don’t Get Me Started. Side project and 2nd record in one year. Start with A Light For Attracting Attention. And when despair needs company, enter A Moon Shaped Pool.
I really recommend that you take a look at the season 11 of a podcast called “dissect”. It’s on Spotify. On this season each episode is dedicated on a in depth analysis of one song of “In Rainbow”, so one episode per song. You will be blown away by the craft and genius that went into the making of this album. I’ve been a fan of Radiohead since “Ok computer”, saw them live probably 5 times, They are truly master at their craft. Thanks for sharing your reaction !😊
It is my favorite album from them, better than moon shaped pool. Your reaction is pure and perfect and I had the same reaction. I fell in love with it and it was amazing. You should listen to Gnarles Barkley's live cover of Reckoner it is the best cover I have ever heard in my life, truly spiritual....
If you like strings A Moon Shaped Pool is gonna wreck you lol
Reckoner is a goddamn gorgeous beautiful song
Been a fan since the 90s
i love how sincere this reaction is
also, when you use words like "horrible", is it like a counter-meaning, like where you actually mean good? or no
This reaction is very real, tbh. Could A Moon Shaped Pool be next?
The Bends :))
YES! and the b-sides from that album!
I would recommend the dissect podcast. in one season he analyzes this album. it is a deep dive for sure, but it is really interesting and illuminating if you are into musicology and radiohead...
You should totally check out I'm Wide Awake It's Morning by Bright Eyes. Love the lead singer's (conor oberst) lyrics, some of the most compelling writing for sure. Also GREAT VIDEO!
WHY IS NO ONE RECOMMENDING KID A!!!1!1!!
Please do “A moon shaped pool “ next! Thank you
"i really don't want this to be sad" RIP
Actually so sad that I didn’t get to see her have a breakdown over All I Need
Ngl... All of their albums are awesome. The King of Limbs is ridiculously underrated. Go to The Bends or Kid A next, then just go in order of release. I stg, you will not be disappointed. Save A Moon Shaped Pool for last.
You are the absolute best. Don’t stop making videos… you’re great at what you do :)
IN RAINBOWS BEST RADIOHEAD ALBUM'S!!!!!
React to Big Thief! They got on my radar with their two 2019 albums UFOF and Two Hands. Great band imo. Adrienne Lenker also released a few solo albums.
Also Sufjan Stevens, if you havent heard his albums in full.
What genres / types of music are you into?
Reckoner is the best song on this album after dozens of listens.
Hard for me to pick a favorite, but Reckoner is a very strong contender.
You should check out imaginal disk by Magdalena bay. it just came out last week and it’s already one of my favorites of the year. Its pretty different from what you have been listening to on here since it’s a synth pop album, but I think would would enjoy how good the production is on it
I was the same the first time I heard nude
So cute
Fleet Foxes.. Crack-Up
Joanna Newsom.. Ys.
Grizzly Bear.. Veckatimest
Julia Holter.. Loud City Song
Beach House.. Bloom
Too new.... Sigh... To boring
@@the_oslovianget better taste…sigh
or julias album have you in my wilderness
what happened to weird fishys?
I love your pure reaction! I'm sure you will get a ton of recommendations so i will keep things simple: PJ Harvey, if you don't know her already. Just start with "Dry", her debut and follow her discography chronologically. She's amazing and her output is dense and she never disappoints...
The Mollusk by Ween !!
It's their best album in my opinion. In Rainbows and The Bends get the most play in my house. Kid A ,Revolver ( Beatles) are a close second 😊
There was somewhat of an agenda around it's release, because it was the first-ever major artist album given away for free on streaming. But the songs didn't have an agenda.
I’ve only found this channel a couple hours ago and I love ur reactions sooo much. If u ever find the time for it I would love to see u reacting to I didn’t mean to haunt you by quadeca u’d really appreciate it I think