Dad Reacts to Radiohead - A Moon Shaped Pool
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- Опубликовано: 16 июн 2021
- Just a draft video to get the ball rolling, our next album reaction video will have much better video and audio quality. Nonetheless we hope you can enjoy this video for what it's worth!
Radiohead - A Moon Shaped Pool: / a-moon-shaped-pool
open.spotify.com/album/2ix8vW...
Time stamps here!
Burn The Witch 1:37
Daydreaming 2:49
Decks Dark 5:12
Desert Island Disk 5:48
Ful Stop 8:05
Glass Eyes 9:38
Identikit 13:04
The Numbers 15:35
Present Tense 18:13
Tinker Tailor Soldier Sailor Rich Man Poor Man Beggar Man Thief 19:04
True Love Waits 20:20
Time stamps!
Burn The Witch 1:37
Daydreaming 2:49
Decks Dark 5:12
Desert Island Disk 5:48
Ful Stop 8:05
Glass Eyes 9:38
Identikit 13:04
The Numbers 15:35
Present Tense 18:13
Tinker Tailor Soldier Sailor Rich Man Poor Man Beggar Man Thief 19:04
True Love Waits 20:20
Genius!
The hand job analogy running through the whole reaction was hilarious.
Dad and son talking about how a hand job changes over time whilst daydreaming with Radiohead together truly a sublime bonding
Seconded
I know i wish i had that kind of relationship with my father.
“You can feel the darkness in this… the sadness” welcome to Radiohead 😂
Sprinkle in a bit of tension and fold in some angst
I think of all the Radiohead albums, this one is the most 'cinematic'.
100% agree with you
That's because they hired an orchestra for this album.
@@ROArecords2 There are orchestral elements (and instrumentation)
in everything they have done since The Bends.
Kid A would like to have a word
@@starskypartridge1177 Many were done on a keyboard in the past. For A Moon Shaped Pool, they had more access to a full live orchestra. A few songs were older songs that they didn't record before because they wanted to wait until they could record with a full orchestra. They also recorded their James Bond theme song in this session.
Just thought I would point out that Thom and his wife had two kids when they split, and she passed away from cancer about a year later which really compounded a lot of the pain felt in this album. True love waits is especially brutal with context. Out of pain comes beauty, thank you Thom
True love waits was actually written many many years before. Hes been performing it at gigs for about 10 years, just never recorded it onto an album until Moon Shape
@@jonmayes3262 I guess Thom felt that he just needed to put this out there after that painful event happened.
You’re thinking of daydreaming. True love waits was written around the ok computer era I believe, or even earlier.
@@Ihavetoomanyvolvos the orig8nal was about her and him admiring things about her because that was at the start of the relationship the AMSP version was changed because it was at the time at the end of their relationship
@@zon6158 the original was essentially a song about how Thom was willing to give up his identity to be with a woman. I think the context it carries in relation to AMSP is about how he’s desperate to keep his wife because of the divorce he ended up going through. Basically it’s a song about Thom simping for some pussy either way lmao
Most underrated album - In many ways the pinnacle of Radiohead composition
I dont think It is underrated at all
Yes..very delicate melodies. It's a melody driven album and has a chamber pop vibe.
Are u depressed
It's honestly the best album they did since Kid A.
I politely DISAGREE
This might not be Radiohead's "best" album, but for me, it's unquestionably their most accomplished. It just quietly oozes mastery and for what it is, it's genuinely perfect.
Totally agree. First listen it totally flew one ear and out the other, but second and third listen completely floored me.
It takes a band of this experience level to take control of tones, texture and dynamics the way Radiohead manages to do with this album.
Quiet mastery is exactly how I feel.
@@Zlagie this was definitely one of those albums. I was going through some similar stuff and happen to just have this on during one of the final trips, identik and present tense came into the suggested playlist....and it was like Thom as per usual helped me through these moments by not escaping them but feeling all of it completely to move forward.
Bruh TKOL is way more accomplished. They spent 6 months recording, and made sure the tracks would even sound 15x better live. This album is far less unique
@@BullyParkerMaguireObjectively wrong, but you're right with the live thing
i wish this was me and my pa listening to radiohead
i wish my pa love me
I wish that one day I get to listen to this album with my own children, given that I won't get to do this with my father.
Me too 😭😭😭
@@sneedsfeed5752 I can tell you its great!
Felt this
As an aspiring mixing engineer I love how much attention your dad pays to the mix as a casual listener :)
Not a lot of people think and listen closely about how a mix is constructed but it’s a really interesting way to digest a song I think, maybe I’m biased though ;)
Great video though!! Can’t wait to see some more reactions
i really loved how you guys sat and lost yourselfs for a minute after "true love waits"
It’s hard not to, that is truly such a deeply beautiful song
@@Benjamin-bj6xj indeed
For a minute there, they lost themselves
@@Teeheehee093 you just had to, didn't you.
OK Computer reaction this week! stay tuned!
"They grew up to be really really talented old fucks"
To be fair, they made huge leaps early on in their career, he just knows one song.
He should listen to every album completely.
To me, Radiohead is like Zeppelin in the way that their entire catalogue is great and worth listening to, not just the hits.
Haha yeah I plan on showing him their entire discography and filming his reaction. Very excited to hear his thoughts on OK Computer
@@turningthetables Awesome. Just so you know, people have been having trouble with the official videos getting taken down by the labels for copyright infringement.
You seem to be doing a good job of just playing segments so hopefully that's enough. If not, Radiohead's "From the Basement" videos don't seem to have that same issue and the quality is great.
@@turningthetables I would really like to see what he thinks of the two basement sessions.
@@turningthetables that, and his thoughts on Kid A, as soon as he finishes with OK Computer...
Radiohead >>>>> Led Zeppelin
There is something really beautiful about this video and I hope to see more.
More to come soon! Thank you so much for the compliment :D
The end of Daydreaming is astonishing. They reverse Yorke's vocal ad-lib so that is jarring and abrupt. Then the strings play exactly the same jarring and abrupt melody. Then, we hear the growing, reversed speech as the song ends. I've never heard anything like it, it is to date their most experimental piece of music, extraordinary.
Subbed. Your dad's insights are a lot of fun to listen to because he obviously knows his stuff, and being unfamiliar with Radiohead's material makes for some great content. Keep it up!
True Love Waits was written in the 90s and finally got a record release on Moon Shaped Pool
I was going to bring that up. Radiohead fans that started following the band in the 90s know that the song is old and doesn’t have anything to do with Thom’s break up with his wife.
Also, the original live version is way, way better than this version. It’s the same with Motion Picture Soundtrack. The demo/live versions are way better than the album.
@@NehemiahRyan god you sound like such an elitist
@@NehemiahRyan Well, for one - whether one is better or worse is completely subjective as with literally every piece of music. And while it may not have been written about his wife's break-up and her subsequent passing, don't you think that the fact that those things happened and he's decided to change the arrangement and officially release it mean something? Doesn't the meaning of the song change as the context changes?
@@el_mal_de_ojo Personally I feel like the version of it on A Moon Shaped Pool is just so emotionally intense and heavy that it’s nearly a completely different song. I prefer it but it’s way harder to listen to than the 90s version because of that. Also, I feel like the original 90s version was more about the future of a relationship and the excitement of feeling like you’ve found the right partner and the 2016 version is about the desperate attempt to cling to that same “right” partner when you know you’re losing them. It’s really tragic too considering that Thom’s wife passed away shortly after AMSP was released. He probably knew she was in poor health during the making of the album.
For me, this is a classic. Its one of my favourite albums by Radiohead.. Sounds like the soundtrack to sadness, in the most beautiful way. Keep up the great content bud - I am reacting to every Radiohead song in order on my channel!
Same here I also view this as a classic. On par with OK Computer, Kid A, and In Rainbows in my opinion. And that's awesome dude I just subscribed to your channel I'll be checking out your reactions too!
@@turningthetables Great! Looking forward to seeing more reactions from you and your old man! Cheers bud - all the best
Him picking up on Johnny's guitar on the left in Identikit made me go: "fuck yeah, he got it!!"
Dude, watching this made me realize again how awesome the bass synth towards the beginning of burn the witch is lmao. Besides that great video, very peaceful vibes from it. Seems like you have a very nice backyard for you to just sit and listen to music in the morning with the birds chirping in the background and the sun shining on you.
brilliant video, also congrats on getting blessed by the youtube algorithm
Thanks you! and we were truly blessed by the RUclips algorithm haha, did not expect this video to do so well!
It is not only a RUclips algorithm bless, their reactions are so good
It only takes a little word of mouth and the algorithm quickly notices. The algorithm clearly sees a winner or it wouldn't back the channel with recommendations.
@@turningthetables radiohead fans are rabid haha you'll do good with views with their stuff
Just saw this on my Recommended page, this is a really interesting setup for a series and I'm excited to see more of it, subbed
Thank you!!
@@turningthetables np
This might be my new favourite channel, real great analysis, humour, vibes, just everything
thank you guys for introducing me to this masterpiece.
Thank you GCam for watching 🙏
This is a lovely channel to have stumbled upon, seeing that it’s your first video. I’m really looking forward to future uploads. You are on to something great here with your father, keep em coming.
Also, does your father have a background in music himself?
Thank you so much! We're gonna be making videos like this on a consistent basis! As for your other question, yes he is a musician, he has played in various bands locally since the early 90s! Mostly guitar and vocals.
Well done! Brilliant album. I look forward to your other reactions.
Great content! Such genuine responses, makes this really enjoyable to just casually watch:) Keep up the good work
Definitely looking forward to the next reaction!!
Will be posted tomorrow! Stay tuned!
HOW is Decks Dark so well composed?? The choir vocalizing is the icing on the cake
EXACTLY
loved your dad's reaction!!
and I loved your analysis of the tracks
keep making videos, you guys are great
This is a cool idea, wish I was in the same state as my father to do this. You will cherish this when you are older. Make sure to save these videos somewhere in case RUclips ever goes bonkers.
Funny, I've watch every other video you have put out but watched this last. Waiting impatiently for the next video to drop!
Thx Andrew! Glad you are enjoying these :)
Decks dark and especially daydreaming have a special place in my heart as they are the songs me and my family would listen to when driving the alps in the middle of winter for our skiing holidays and i look out the window at the snowy alpine landscape, it would make me feel as if i was in a sci-fi movie with the amazing futuristic slow production and the tall peaks of the alps that would surround the car.
I love that this channel started with Radiohead and I found this channel with the weekend dawn fm. Absolutely my tribe here
Awesome reaction. One of my favorite albums of all time! I’ll watch “In Rainbows” when you end up doing that one.
It's crazy that this was the first album you recorded listening together
My dad and I have quite a lot of disagreements and he struggles to understand my interests (putting it simply), such as my interest in rap, but there was one time when I was listening to Daydreaming on my CD player in my room and my dad came in, sat down and just listened to most of the song
a weird instance but it means a lot to me
Humble beginnings 😭
I really enjoyed hearing your dads thoughts on the album. Id love to see more of this stuff in the future with different albums. Maybe more Radiohead?
Thank you! And that`s the plan! OK Computer, Kid A, and In Rainbows are on our to do list!
@@turningthetables Looking forward to this, but would also love to see some bands not that many people react to. Takk or Untitled by Sigur Rós would be great. Before The Dawn Heals Us by M83 or even LP5 by Apparat.
Oh wow, I forgot that this was the very first video on the channel
just watched the video and subscribed! you guys are awesome, just chillin', chattin' and listening to amazing music together. definitely deep insights from dad, loved the reactions and waiting for more!
Thank you so much! Got another Radiohead reaction coming before the end of this week! I think you'll really enjoy it!
The way you guys described the songs definitely allowed me to appreciate this album much more than I did before.
Guys pleeaase keep em coming.. this content great, you guys are one of my new favorite channels.
Thanks hardcory 🙏
It's always good to listen to radiohead with someone else, thanks a lot!
Love these videos keep them coming please
Genuinely such a beautiful album and I just wanna say you guys are amazing. Your dad seems such a wonderful and chill guy and yourself too. Awfully sad album but also so beautiful at the same time, idk Radiohead manage to work that up but they do
Thank you C G! This is truly a beautiful album :)
Crazy how far you guys have come from this
Here after the video with Jon Denton- knowing the origins, and what Kevin was going through, it hits different. I'm glad you did this Connor.
Great work guys! -from another Kevin!
Thank you so much :)
I really like your dad's reactions lol. Such a fun concept. You got a new sub
I just landed on this channel via your IN Rainbows breakdown and I instantly subscribed and started going through all the vids starting here and can I say.... "This is AHmazing!" - thanks guys
Thanks Joe :)
dude just came across this and damn what a treat. Your dad is cool as hell.
Thx a_ndy :)
Radiohead! What can you say?
From "Pablo Honey" to "A Moon Shaped Pool", every album has been an incredible progression and expansion of sounds and ideas. They're up there with Pink Floyd, for me anyway, as the greatest band ever.
Thanks for the reaction. You guys are great. 👌
Was watching your more recent reactions, and thought to myself that it would be great to see a reaction to "A Moon Shaped Pool", and as I got to the bottom of your videos, there it was! Amazing, thank you so much!
Hey Dubedaris! Kevin here. This is one of my all time favorites' now. Really love this album
@@kevinfromttt Are you really Kevin?
@@Sulman2005 It’s me :)
@@Sulman2005 You can message us through our Instagram. @turningthetbles
@@kevinfromttt Great man. Love your content. Keep up the good work
You have a beautiful relationship with your dad, man!
I like how professional the channel evolved into what it is now 🙌🏽
Thx Canongang :)
This album is so interesting to me because it's in such a unique postition. It's fairly experimental but at the same time the songs have this aged and experienced sound to them. It's not perfect and some parts fall flat but when it hits it REALLY hits.
Great series! 🙏
Thank you for sharing this.
If you sing along to tinker tailor then it makes more sense in my opinion. I didnt like it much at first but after immersing myself in the vocals it became one of my favourites on a moon shaped pool. Great reaction! Would love to see your dad listen to In Rainbows
Gonna have to try this! And In Rainbows is on our to do list, alongside Kid A and OK Computer, stay tuned!
I was kinda surprised you skipped over Present Tense so quickly, was one of my favourite Radiohead songs years before the release of this album, going right back to a recording from.. I think 2009. Maybe I'm in a minority? Though I did sorta of get the vibe that you were really getting ready to wrap-up the vid at that point.
My favorite Radiohead album. Ful Stop MUST be experienced live.
love your videos!
this is where the two legend were born
vibes are on point with this vid gotta say
Such a quietly beautiful and lush album.
Hand job to the ears... is a crazy way to explain Daydreaming and I died laughing xD
Radiohead is like the modern Beatles. I have been a Radiohead fan since the 90's
Same. ^^
More like the modern Pink Floyd
@@beeftestosterone4840 this comparison makes more sense imo
@@beeftestosterone4840 I dare say Radiohead has surpassed Pink Floyd
Where it all started
:)
1 year since this amazing channel started
The way you guys paused towards the end of true love waits… it’s a hard hitter
Great album! Of Radiohead's dozens of great songs, "Daydreaming" and "Present Tense" are two of my favorites.
I also really like Identikit for some reason
@MacasCool sadly, I overplayed it. I love ful stop though!
Magnificent simply, deep absorb together with family, this is one of my dreams to listen with my dad too.
This is a great album, and I listen to it all the time and drift off to sleep. So mellow
Desert Island Disk is one of my favourites
The ambient sounds througiout are beautiful
I feel so small when listening to daydreaming. Like a speck floating in endless space
I can' believe you skipped through the most beautiful parts of Daydreaming! The arpeggios. 🎵
Thank you for the videos, it's great seeing someone enjoying these fresh. 🥰
Second one of theses I've watched. Struck by how the son seems to have an older soul than his dad! I can imagine him giving dad a stern lecture when he gets too drunk at barbecues 😂
Omg this is soooo true!!! Me and my wife are laughing at your comment !! Thx
A Moon Shaped Pool is easily a top 3 Radiohead album, genuinely beautiful. Love how much attention your dad pays to the mixing and producing, the production is where Radiohead excels imo.
every rh album is a top 3 rh album
every rh album is a top 3 rh album
every rh album is a top 3 rh album
every rh album is a top 3 rh album
every rh album is a top 3 rh album
god damn. Your channel evolved SO fucking fast
I’m here from the Jon Denton interview
Looking forward to you two coming back to this one for another pass, now that Kevin's more familiar with the rest of the band's work.
Hey Evan! I absolutely love this album. It’s been such a amazing ride with Radiohead and now The Circle ⭕️
decks dark is my absolute favourite
Excellent reaction video, I really enjoy how you both get into the music. The song daydreaming is meant to be listened to with closed eyes.... I would recommend to watch the video for that song which was done by Paul Thomas Anderson.... It matches the song perfectly.
the beginning of an everlasting legacy
Desert Island Disk is a grower. Those drones and strings/synths in the background contrasting against the acoustic guitar and Thom's beautiful vocals is just *chef's kiss*
My favorite album of all time. Something from a dream, not this reality.
Love the video great commentary. Maybe try some qotsa or strokes albums after the radiohead stuff.
Strokes coming sometime soon!
Humble beginnings
This album clicks with more than any other of Radiohead’s albums. It just feels so emotional
Tinker tailor soldier spy rich man poor man beggar man thief is one of my favourite tracks on the album. The strings make me feel like I’m falling down a mountain, similar to the way songs on Kid A had me feel. Especially the strings at the end. The track’s title is also just a cool, shameless reference. A Moon Shaped Pool’s strings feel the most realized? Mature? Out of all Radiohead’s records imo.
This was a cool choice to introduce your father to Radiohead. The album’s context makes it that much more devastating, too
Daydreaming crushes me every time.
the best reaction video i've ever seen
Just finished your TKOL video and came back to rewatch this, funny to hear Kevin's "I know Creep...I know Creep" at 0:28 after the musical journey you guys have gone on since.
Hey HuntersHunter! There has been so much amazing music I’ve heard since we first sat down. It has really brought my love for music back and I’m back creating once again.
Take care - Kevin
@@kevinfromttt Oh shit TTT album coming? I'm a bit biased by my age but I think the last decade or so of music was the best we've seen since 65-75, there's just a lot to wade through to find the diamonds. Really awesome to see you still inspired by new stuff with all your musical history.
One of the best albums I've ever heard.❤
Jumping into radiohead only knowing the song creep 😂 i feel like everyone was once at this point
Wow so interesting to see the reaction of a legit musician hearing this for the first time. Can't wait for the next one.
thanks curtis appreciate the comment
If he’s that legit a musician why is this his FIRST LISTEN? Probably the best or one of the best bands of all time and this a legit musicians first listen?
Loved this
The strings in the numbers. Insane
personal favorite radiohead album for sure
A Moon Shaped Pool reflects (pun not intended) Jonny's classical compositional skill
Great band , one of their best albums !! Some great songs!!, Top album, listen too true waits dwnoy!! Brilliant
I'm an old fuck, and I love this album.
Listen to it at least every 2 weeks.
Superb
“Decks Dark,” my favourite song on the album, appears at the climax of episode 1 of season 1 of “Ozark,” but the show uses the tremolo picking sound from the song’s beginning three more times (by my count) throughout the series, like an emotional leitmotif.
when I heard Decks Dark at the end of that episode I knew I was gonna love the show haha. Haven't watched season 4 yet though, gotta get around to it soon.
Decks dark is my fav Radiohead song