Radiohead - The Bends FIRST REACTION (Part 2)
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"Their endings are just so freaking good every time"
Videotape reaction flashbacks...
omg haha
mephistopheleeeeeees is juuuust beneeeaaathh (8)
@@nicolaslabra2225 and he is reaching of to graaab me
He doesn't like the studio version but said he enjoys the live one.
@@jager9022 In the In Rainbows album reaction he said someone sent him a live version of Videotape which he enjoyed, but I pretty sure he didn't say which one. On the In Rainbows From the Basement reaction he said he liked that one too. I like the Saitanma concert version ruclips.net/video/q9RnH6iXQvw/видео.html
Fun Fact: The My Iron Lung instrumental was actually recorded live in concert.
Yep, the same recording as on the Astoria video, apart from the vocal.
Astoria! IT'S AMAZING I really believe it's one of their best concerts ever, in this one they played some stuff from Pablo Honey, The Bends and B-Sides (I love Maquilladora here, it should be part of The Bends...)
The sound on the video is amazing, on the VHS version especially (the DVD version has a remaster that spoiled it a bit, I've heard - I haven't made a side by side comparison, I know the DVD version didn't blow my mind like the VHS did long ago but I just put that down to the passage of time until someone told me that about the remaster).
@@scatterkeir Astoria video (and seeing them in Chicago last year) reminds me of how underappreciated Blow Out is.
@@ExileOnDaytonStreet when he was talking about how good the closers always are I thought of Blow Out.
The solo at the end of Just was peak Jonny imo. He really shines on The Bends more than any other Radiohead album. Obviously Thom’s acoustic work is phenomenal, but Jonny’s guitar really takes The Bends to another level.
Jonny's live guitar for Fake Plastic is fuckin next level. Yeah he rocks on the Bends as a whole.
Did you guys have ever seen Johnny playing Planet Telex live? It's insane! His performance and the freaking noises that he does xD
I think Paranoid Android is Jonny's peak, but Just is a good one too
You guys ever hear the In Basement version of Bangers + Mash? It's completely different than the original, and he just nails together a bunch of bends
only matched in okc
2:01 "it's like the guitar is screaming almost"
no that was thom
Kidding?
@@letdown9197 nope.
*LITERALLY*
Not as good as the end of climbing up the walls!
Tom Yorke said in an interview once that he was struggling to record the vocals for some of the songs on The Bends because he didn't think you were able to sing falsetto or soft notes without it sounding... Too soft, wanting to be a rebellious punk influenced rock band.
It just so happened that Jeff Buckley was touring London and their producer took Tom to one of Jeff's shows and after the gig he went back to the studio with his producer and laid down the vocals to Fake Plastic Trees in only three takes. After he played back the song he was in tears because he only then realised what he and the band had the potential to be... Great Story!!!
This is an awesome story
Colin is a really underrated bassist, glad you are noticing his bass. Goes unnoticed alot of the time.
Teddyman his bass really shines in “In Rainbows”, I love it so much
@@diego9681 id say TKOL but I guess you're right
11:36 goes black because my camera does the big dumb, it comes back dw!
I guess the camera got The Bends. Oh no
I think its not your first reaction.
Do Neutral milk hotel's on Avery Island and then In The Aeroplane Over the Sea
Dude you gotta do TKOL live in the basement. Totally unique.
Kid A yeah ! Think he should listen to the studio album first (he could do it in one go because it’s so short) and then watch/listen live from the basement
0:29 Just...
3:34 My Iron Lung
6:45 Bullet Proof ... I Wish I Was...
8:24 Black Star...
10:00 Sulk...
12:00 Stree Spirit (Fade Out)...
the 2+2=5 at the end doe
I couldnt notice it
My brain continued the song after hearing that little buzz.
Turn On the Bright Light by Interpol, is definitely one of the best rock albums of the last years.
YES
Yes pls
An. S. UGH YES I never get tired of listening to it from start to finish. It is AMAZING.
definitely
@@pierpaolo353
Definitely
That little part at 2:01 is actually Thom screaming lol the guitar does match with his intensity there tho!
YES! HAHAH XD
Black Star I find really cool because of how
1) the intro riff is in 6/4 time signature
2) there’s another 3rd verse in the song rather than a bridge section, and it just has drums and bass with the guitar omitted for most of it
3) the chorus is really fun to sing along to
Also the guitar arpeggios at the end. I agree, Black Star is a great song
Yet it has a lot to compete with. The first time I heard the bends the 4 songs I thought were the worst were Bones, Nice Dream, Black Star and Sulk and despite loving them all now I would still consider them the low point of the album. (But to me it is a perfect album so the low points are very high above other bands)
PT is probably the most unique sounding radiohead song ever with nothing of theirs sounding like it and it has very good hooks and melodies so it stands out.
The bends stands out for being a great 90s rock anthem that has lasting lyrical power.
High and dry stands out as being 1 of radioheads tightest and most hook/ pop friendly sounding songs making it extremely pleasing like no suprises and also stand out.
Fake Plastic trees stands out for being 1 of the best rock anthems ever written alongside Creep this is Radioheads closest to just being a normal rock band who wrote great songs an instant classic which makes it stand out.
Just stands out because of it's insane chord progressions.
My iron lung stands out for its drastic changes between the heavier and lighter parts with an aloe very unique guitsr opening.
Bullet proof stands out as being the most melancholy and dream like track on the album (yes even more than nice dream) aswell as it's use of layering sonically.
Street Spirit stands out as being 1 of the greatest and most haunting ballads ever released with an also iconic guitar riff.
End of the day sulk, blackstar, bones and nice dream all just sound like 90s songs that almost any band could have written and have mostly not aged aswell because of that. Blackstar deffinetely stands high above the others and had definitely grown on me the most over the years but it still just sounds like some 90s song that could of had a better hook for the chorus.
stillaliveplus1forme
I totally disagree about (Nice Dream), it doesn’t sound that generic, having the unexpected changeup to brutal guitar work towards the end.
I guess you’re right about Bones, Black Star, and Sulk though. Bones has a killer bassline and guitar layering and is in a 14/4 time signature though, and is incredibly short and sweet, the shortest on the album. Black Star has a different structure. Sulk has great bass and a key change and some of Thom’s highest notes. They all have something to offer. I love The Bends so much as an album
@@stillaliveplus1forme black star works better acoustic
Really underrated Radiohead song imo. Its "simple", sounds great, nice lyrics with meaning... what else do we need?
Check out the Pixies, especially the album Doolittle. Huge influences on Radiohead for their earlier material.
Also Talking Heads, and their album Remain in Light
Yes they were definitely big Pixies fans, and also REM. Ed's pull-off Rickenbacker part on Bulletproof sounds like it could be Peter Buck playing it. Jonny was also a HUGE Magazine fan (which never got very big here in the US). In fact when guitarist John McGeoch died they asked Jonny to fill in for the 2012 reunion show, but he felt overwhelmed and sadly declined.
You've immersed yourself in the love of Radiohead.
Now the more you'll listen, the more it'll change you.
I wish Black Star would get more appreciation, it's one of my favorite Radiohead songs, but I'm soooo glad you liked Street Spirit. Again, one of my favorite Radiohead songs.
yes!!
GodNotAvailable, street spirit is elite
GodNotAvailable
Yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaahhh!!
Yeah man, Black Star is my favorite song by Radiohead
Oh I’m really excited to see your reaction to Street Spirit it’s my favourite song on the album
Probably my favourite song of all time
Sane
Same* definitely not sane, it's insane
You should do like a recap video of your top 10 current fav Radiohead songs to show how much they’ve grown on you, if they have!
Thats a great idea.
I definitely have been planning on doing that! But I also wanted to get through all the albums first. Should I make one now anyways?
@@NightwalkReal Do all the albums first but do them fast lol
@@NightwalkReal There are only 2 two album left.You can do it we believe you 😂
@@liquidmetal5616 No, wait. It would be far better
The bends is my fav RH album. Actually I love all RH stuff, but this one! Mood of the album reminds me old videotapes with date in the corner of screen, which my father used to do. He was driving in our small city in Russia and shoot everything he can so other people in our times can see what it was look like in 90s. And it was always sunny, everyone I know was alive and life seems to be easier.
It's my fav also! I love everything in this album, specially the rock songs like Just,Planet Telex, My Iron lungs and melancholic like Fake Plastic Trees, Bullet Proof and my fav of all...Street Spirit / Fade out. That's exactly what I love in this album, the balance of Rock/Melancholic
А я только пару месяцев назад этот альбом наконец-то купил и смог его раскусить. И то не сразу: слишком уж привык к их позднему репертуару. Эта пластинка как Rubber Soul у Битлз: совершенна в своём жанре, но после Пеппера (Kid A) звучит простовато. Зато как роковый альбом The Bends качает нехило!
The spacey sounds on Bulletproof were done by Ed without being able to hear the rest of the track.
That's literally what Ed does on every song.
Black holes and revelation
Amnesiac gang here to remind u that u need to check out Radioheads most rewarding album.
Misbehaving Child x2
Amnesiac was my first and it's my favourite. I guess it was a trapdoor that I couldn't come back from.
I think Pulk/Pull is the greatest song ever recorded.
It was amazing to find out from the OKNOTOK white cassette that it's got loops made for True Love Waits in it.
@@guyperson3278 interesting, I think it's the worst song they've ever made lol
Street spirit is soul-crushing honestly. Fantastic song.
You should listen to In the Aeroplane Over the Sea by Neutral Milk Hotel, if you haven't heard it already! Awesome video and album by the way!
I agree
GREAT idea!!!! That album is one of my all time faves!
Did you go for a nightwalk from 11:36 to 11:54?
High and Dry and Black Star are definitely the ones u have to listen at least twice they are growers bro 😌😌
Funny enough, I think the band hates "High and Dry" the most of any song they've ever recorded
@@eddiedingle767 maybe because it sounds like they fanboying over Oasis (like most of 90's bands)
@@thomaszloi9444 who wouldn't want to be Oasis in the 90s, obviously pre-post Be Here Now.
They were like the Beatles, if only in the UK
@@eddiedingle767 someone who hates their fame and want to have individuality. I'm not bashing anyone it's just radiohead gonna hate their mainstream sound tracks like creep and high and dry
Ahhh The Bends, the sober radiohead album
2:42 ladies and gentlemen... Jonny Greenwood
Some people already suggested Grace by Jeff Buckley, I think it's a must for an alt rock fan. Radiohead, Muse, Nothing but Thieves themselves named him as one of their biggest influences both musically and vocally. IT REALLY IS worth listening to.
Yup❤
Do the smashing pumpkins Melancholy and the infinite Sadness or siamese Dream next, both have a radiohead esque feel but much darker and more grunge based. I know you like more sophisticated stuff more so you'd prolly like melancholy more check it out it's great!!!
The Cure should be the next band starting with Disintegration!
Followed by Faith and Pornography :)
Yes especially since they were inducted into the Rocknroll Hall of Fame at the same time as Radiohead!
roger waters I’m pretty sure that this guys spoiled himself at this point. No band he could listen to can top Radiohead
Mace Windu Radiohead’s one of my favorite bands of all time but I actually prefer The Cure, Peter Gabriel era Genesis and Pink Floyd by a hair!
He’d probably like Wish too
I can't wait your reaction to the kin of limbs and amnesiac
AND PABLO HONEY!!!!!!!!
@@knightarnaud no thanks
@@joecurran2636 I'm a government man
@@joecurran2636 There's stuff worth listening to in Pablo Honey. Not a lot, but definitely some great highlights.
@@ExileOnDaytonStreet I mean yes it's an alright album but it's most definitely their weakest album and I would take the bends over it everyday of the week
I can't wait to see what you think of Pyramid Song
Pyramid Song is transcendent. Talk about matching vocals and melody to the other instruments. Good call.
A few things I wouldn't have even noticed on this album are now fully clear. What an inspiring reaction!
Let Love In from Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds is brilliant.
Anything from Nick Cave is brilliant, the guy is a genius
yes yes yes yes yes. x1000.
Im happy you liked my iron lung. It's one of my favourite songs. The theme can not only be applied as hate towards creep but also towards other aspects in life.
Also the second half of the bends kicks the first halfs ass.
The bends is my favourite album from RH and yes i have listend and own almost all of their other albums .. The Bends is just aghhh ❤️❤️
I AGREE
I’m always surprised it doesn’t rank among their top albums. That halfway between the raw grunge and technical proficiency, packed with great songs… what’s not to love? As Nightwish himself says, that perfect combination between accessibility and musical intricacy.
@@samuelmcgovern Many critics love it, it constantly appears on "greatest albums of all time" lists.
0:39
“Haha this is radiohead”
Nigthwalk, 2019
Just and Planet Telex are totally the OG Radiohead rockers
Regardless of what you may think or what people have told you about this album, trust me you will love Amnesiac.
Even Pulk Pull Revolving Doors?
You have to remember though, he isn't really into experimental stuff.
@@Teeheehee093 For every Revolving Doors there's a Pyramid Song :) There are 11 songs on the album and only Pulk Pull Revolving Doors, Hunting Bears and Like Spinning plates are what I would consider experimental even for Radiohead. That is not too much in my opinion.
@@acurlyboi2944 I do realize some of the songs are pretty hard to listen to but the rest are so undeniably good that in my opinion it's hard to justify skipping the album altogether.
Herkus Kaminskas i definitely agree with you. I just wanted to point out that he may not love it.
THE WAY 2 + 2 = 5 STARTED PLAYING
Street spirit started to play and I'm crying again. 💔😭
You should defo check out a band called The National dude! "Sleep Well Beast" and "High Violet" are awesome albums
J W Boxer!!!!
You should react to King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard (Flying Microtonal Banana is my personal favorite, but Nonagon Infinity is also a good introduction).
Love your videos btw!
Greglespecial marathon of the 2017s
Listen to Turn on the Bright Lights by Interpol!
Such a fantastic album, only discovered it a few weeks ago and wow!
yes
just yes
Up
@@xiuxiu1108 Great movie
@@Kyhec lmao
Street spirit is so good live, Jonny plays third harmonizing guitar and keyboard with the neck of his guitar at the same time.
Amnesiac next!
I’ve discovered your channel when you’ve already made a few Radiohead reviews and since then I’ve been reliving the feeling of discovering those masterpieces they made and also giving another chance to some songs that I didn’t like the first time around and now I love them. I don’t know what it is about seeing someone listen to Radiohead for the first time but it’s sort of mesmerizing. Can’t wait for you to hear Amnesiac, it actually is in my top 3 Radiohead albums for sure (unpopular opinion maybe?). Xx
Applause firmly rounded. Street Spirit remains one of my favorites after all these years and all their many great songs. It's just so beautifully constructed while remaining emotionally raw. Thanks again.
Grace by Jeff Buckley please! Think you'd love it.
Street Spirit my favorite Radiohead's song
It's really interesting that the songs you've immediately grown attached to over all your reactions are also the ones that Radiohead keep consistently on their setlists. We don't see them making setlists based on popularity, or demand, but definitely on the songs they still feel are worth playing. You seem to be able to identify that hidden quality that makes those tracks really stand out.
It's also so strange to see your point of view of the Bends as something new rather than something REALLY old. It's been a guitar classic for two decades. I like that you've acknowledged the influence it clearly had on Coldplay and Muse (listen to b-side The Trickster!) without falling into tired "they ripped Radiohead off" dismissal. I never thought it was fair that those two bands were (and still are) direct contemporaries of the band that came before them - kind of like going to work with your dad or something. What a shadow to operate under. Radiohead has had a long career and it's frankly nuts that they are still outputting relevant and interesting material.
Watching you hear it like it's fresh music is such a turnabout and totally makes me re-evaluate some of those old songs.
Also, please look up the isolated bass for My Iron Lung. Thank me later.
turn on the bright lights by interpol next
Man, i really love this reaction. Its good that you ranked The Bends in the middle. Its a solid album and probably one of the best Sophomore album out there. Yeah it might be not as good as OK Computer, In Rainbow, or Kid A. But The Bends shows a very great advancement from Pablo Honey (Grunge-ish Rock album to an Alternative Album with a little bit of Art Rock in it).
It's better than Kid A.
@@fernicusmaximus9282 lol no
lol yes
St Vincent's "Actor" turns 10 today. Listen to it please!
Dab Savage I would love to see him react to some St Vincent but I would prefer Marry Me first if even just for Now Now
Pleas do Turn on the bright light from Interpol 😎🤘🏽
yesssssssssssss! By far, Interpol's best album. Also, he should look at some of Radiohead's stuff that didn't make it onto the albums (man of war, pearly, a reminder, talk show host, daily mail, staircase, polyethylene, etc..)
middle of your rankings? how dare you sir :) this is classic Radiohead. its amazing. but then it was the 1st radiohead album i heard so has that connection for me.
If you continue reacting to albums, you gotta react to Tame Impala, please man, I know you will definitely love it!
Frances the Mute by The Mars Volta will blow your mind
Holy shit, yes! Would love to see some progressive rock reactions.
@@kaje0801 Yeah, exactly, also King Crimson discography is appearing on Spotify on June 10th, would be awesome to see him react to Court at least.
yes! Just, my favourite Radiohead song. i knew you'd love it.
I knew it from the start he would love it
I've been checking your channel every hour if you've released the second part since the day you released the first one,fucking finally!
I ADORE this album. Bullet proof is really really good, it grows on you :) React to amnesiac next!
Highly recommend you to check b-sides from The Bends, they are amazing! Even without reaction, Killer Cars, How can you be sure?, Maquiladora, The Trickster, Talk Show Host, Banana co., Permanent Daylight, Lozenge of love are my all time favorites!!!
The Maquiladora riff makes me hard
He should react to their EPs and someone should do playlists with all their B sides divided in Eras (Pablo Honey Era, The Bends Era, etc.)
You said you like dreamy stuff, i say go with a shoegaze album i.e Loveless by My Bloody Valentine or Souvlaki by Slowdive
Kris C. Souvlaki would be more his speed
Definitely a slowdive album.
Nowhere by Ride is a good shoegaze album too.
This album is a 10/10 no question.
I have been pondering tattoo ideas in my head for awhile and while I was listening to street spirit in this video, I realized that "Immerse your soul in love" is PERFECT for me because Radiohead is one of my favorite bands and I really believe that raw, innate love can really change this world. So, I may have gotten really emotional while watching this because of that realization
I remember hearing street spirit when I was 16 in school and life changed that very moment
“Immerse your soul in love” might just be one of the greatest lyrics ever written
Don’t know why but I want you to react to Mogwai 😂😂😂 love your video btw
I think Mogwai's song lengths would kill him
Now Amnesiac
IN THE AEROPLANE OVER THE SEA
Are you not gunna continue reacting to albums? Please react to Siamese Dream by The Smashing Pumpkins if you do
Oh fucking amazing
I come here for the Radiohead but yes, 100% to siamese dream
Amen to that!
Yes!! Please. I wonder if he'll do Mellon Collies thereafter and how many parts would it take him to finish the album. 😂
Mark Arthur Cruz lmao yeah probably 5
Every Radiohead album is better than the other.
Good point. It is difficult to choose a best album or a best song when they all pull you in and don't let go.
The bends and ok computer are superiour
@@thealien7178 depends on the mood entirely IMO. If I'm introducing someone to Radiohead I always suggest In rainbows first..
@@daggiedrop7108 it has the most radiohead sounding songs but i like the unique songs
Glad you liked and agreed with your assessments for the most part. Since you're a guitar player, on Just and My Iron Lung Jonny uses a Digitech Whammy pedal. On Just it's for the insanely high notes of the ascending scale in the intro to the solo that kind of warble, and on My Iron Lung he uses the "Plus octave" setting to give the electric 12-string sound on the intro and verses. Fake Plastic Trees and Street Spirit I think are the best but there are others that are really good too. There are definitely some great songs here, although I agree that since that have other albums that are just masterpieces that this ranks in the middle of their discography. Says something about them that an album this good is 'in the middle' for them. Also, do yourself a favor and check out 2 B-sides from The Bends sessions - they are as good as anything on the album, but you can see that they didn't 'fit' the album as well. The first is 'Bishop's Robes' and the second is 'Talk Show Host'.
Thanks
Peace from SF
React to Sigur Rós for more experimental rock with beautiful falsetto
Seconded! I'd personally put them in the same league as Radiohead, absolutely amazing band with some of the most beautiful music ever made! OK Computer would be my favourite 90's album if it wasn't for Agaetis Byrjun!
You mentioned (during My Iron Lung) that you see how Muse were influenced by Radiohead (in Showbiz) and just, not-at-all surprisingly enough, I've learnt that John Leckie who produced The Bends also produced Showbiz (and Origin of Symmetry).
I like the story that Leckie took Radiohead on a concert when working on The Bends and I guess they were all very happy about their collaboration.
By the way, thank you for your reactions. I am slowly revisiting Radiohead in full and currently listening to The Bends. Kid A and Amnesiac are up next!
You're doing a great job, man! I wish you the best of luck and inspiration.
And this is why I love watching reaction videos. Living vicariously through someone experiencing one of my favorite albums for the first time is powerful; especially when that someone knows their stuff. I loved this album when it came out and I have to totally agree with you about how 90's it is; though it was so much more than that when it came out, especially considering the music of it's time. I also can distinguish the formative themes and musicianship that was a prelude to OK Computer, that I just attributed as being Radiohead at the time. Finally, I also agree that Street Spirit is my favorite song off the album: so haunting and ethereal and beautiful and potent. You should really seek out their video of Street Spirit- so beautiful and haunting; not only one my favorite Radiohead videos; one of my favorite videos of all time.
uffff por fin ajhsjaha tenia mucho hype por esto
i've nearly forgotten how beautiful "The Bends" was
I commented this on your last video lol but you really should react to In the Aeroplane Over the Sea by Neutral Milk Hotel! Amazing album start to finish.
Love the content!!
I kept saying I thought you should just do the albums chronologically as I completely agree with you about having a reference point. It also lets you appreciate a bands growth or journey more. It seems most people do not agree however 😕
Have i told u that i love u for all of this videos? In case if i haven't, DUDE, I LOVE U FOR ALL OF THESE VIDEOS, GOD DAMN
Just watched part 1 and this is just as great already
A round of applause coming your way, Sir
Def my fave album, but it was the first radiohead album I ever bought
same, 1st one i bought, so my fave too.
Also the first I have bought even though my favorite is Amnesiac which I bought later with Kid A
The Bends is an amazing album honestly, I don’t give it enough credit. There are some songs I don’t really care for, like Sulk, Bones, and My Iron Lung, but all of the other songs are pretty great. My favorites are probably Street Spirit, Nice Dream, Just, Fake Plastic, and The Bends. Loved this reaction! Looking forward to Amnesiac.
Thanks for another great reaction the music grows and grows with every listen that's what I love about radiohead
I remember playing 'Just' for one of my first gigs. Had a bunch of slightly drunk people, including a few mates, come over and start 'praising' the improved solo i shoved in there while the drummer was on his feet going ham. It will always be a great memory in my head. Thank you, Radiohead!
One of the best rock albums of all time, no question in my mind. It's pretty awesome how Radiohead released this classic rock album and then went on to make some of the most inventive and out there rock music of recent years on later albums.
For more Muse (and Radiohead) influences may I suggest and request Grace by Jeff Buckley. It made Rolling Stone's 500 Greatest Albums of All Time list. David Bowie said it would be one of his ten "desert island records." SEGUE! Speaking of whom, if you want another Black Star may I also once again suggest and request Bowie's final album just before his death, Blackstar? It's haunting. It's weird. I love it!
Love your reaction to street spirit! I knew you would love it. This was the song where I knew there was something very special about this band and I was sold, cause I really hadn't heard much of the bends along time ago and discovered this gem and now, I'm enjoying some songs of this album that before wasn't doing much for me.
Animal Collective's Feels is one of my favorite albums. It's a bit strange and psychedelic but I would be interested to see your reaction.
Possibly my favorite album of all time
Great review as always! This was my first Radiohead album and I forget how different it is from its successor. I love how you point out all the technical aspects of the music. Thank you! Btw how about some TKOL love? Some nice dreamy sounds on that one you may enjoy.
Glad you liked just. The second half of this album is very similar to OK Computer and actually shows the path that they grew from. It's GREAT.
I have a feeling you'll like King of Limbs. Codex and Separator have the same dreamy soothing nature as your favourites on this album. Separator's my favourite Radiohead song actually. And I agree with you on Blackstar, it's never clicked for me! Make sure you finish the Radiohead discography please, that's all I ask
If you want dreamy you should check out Souvlaki by Slowdive. One of the best Shoegaze albums of all time and the guitar tone is amazing. Very inspirational
I can't wait for you to listen to Life in a Glasshouse (Amnesiac closer)
Do Neutral milk hotel's on Avery Island and then In The Aeroplane Over the Sea
Gustave Mangum no thats bad music
ShinMadd no it’s not. At least certainly not itaots
ShinMadd shy
Why*
@@shinmadd3517 sometimes it comes out sounding like they're under water. Thats only if you don't have headphones though
So glad you really enjoyed Street Spirit! Still one of my favourite RH songs of all time! Really hope you enjoy Amnesiac next. My 2nd favourite RH albums and IMO has some of the most hauntingly beautiful stuff they've ever recorded! Can't wait!
bassist here. can say the just bass line, especially towards the end, is really fun to play
Steven wilson's the raven that refused to sing album. It would be cool with a reaction to music that the audience is not that familiar with... one of my favourite artists ever...
Radiohead or Muse?
Radiohead: Like
Muse: Comment