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Like it a lot, it looks like an introduction to In Rainbows.
Frábær plata sem ég þekki inn og út.
It took me a long time to really get around to giving Radiohead a good go. I started to delve into them just over a year ago. I've listened to all their albums, and although I have no clear favourites this is up there. I know this album will continue to grow over time, but at the moment it is a solid 4.
Very nice, atmospheric.
I enjoy this album but still not my most favorite Radiohead album.
Cool album. A bit lower energy than I expected, but then again I've never listened to a full Radiohead album.
Great album
Not something I'd listen to that often but when it fits the mood it's really great.
Really good atmosphere with a variety of sounds. The pro of being like 12 days behind is that I got to listen to this on a grim snowy day. 8/10
7/10. Had its moments but not especially memorable.
Extrem sphärisch, athmosphärisch, am Anfang mega, dann ok, mitte/Ende wieder mega. Phasettenreich, viele Instrumente!
Experimental Radiohead. Not their best, but still amazing. Great example of their range and genius.
Works for me. Radiohead manages to convey their particular and unique sound, also seem to be evolving toward something.
Great album. Worth a listen, Fav songs: Everything is in the right place Treefingers Motion picture soundtrack
I vaguely remember listening to this. I will return to it at a later date to update my rating.
So sad
Nunca he visto lo revolucionario en este disco, supongo que porque no viví el momento. No es de mis favoritos de Radiohead, aunque tiene temazos. Trascendencia: 10, supongo. Género: 8. En lo experimental creo que los hay mejores Personal: 6. No es el disco de mi vida
Easier to get in to than in rainbows
More instrumental than expected, not very familiar with Radiohead before. Reminded of Animal Collective, though softer.
Amazing album that redefined the band. Idioteque is my favourite track but all of them are simply great. Not my favourite Radiohead album but top 3 for sure.
I waffle back and forth, sometimes feeling like I 'get' it and other times just feeling like it is another jam band cacophony. Obviously this wasn't intended to be easy listening, but I feel like this album wants me to put in a fair amount of work before I get the payoff.
I really didn't want to like this as much as I do because I always thought of myself as someone who wasn't a Radiohead fan. But yea, it's pretty great.
Eksperimenterende rock, elektronisk, ambient, svingende
4.5/5 - almost great, some tracks a little cold
This is well-rounded, aesthetically pleasing, and damn enjoyable album. Radiohead know how to put out a good album and have consistently done so through most of their doscography. Favourite songs were Idioteque and National Anthem
I've grown into Radiohead. I used to think they were boring and whiney ad i didnt like it. I still think they are a bit whiney, but i appreciate that now.
Surprised I enjoyed this as much as I did. Mostly slow and introspective with quite a zen vibe. If you can tune in it's a ride worth taking.
Very much a departure from their previous work. Need to listen again
Weirdly likeable. Nice to have on in the background, with a few stand out moments too.
Unobtrusive, quiet, and interesting.
Headphones
Broke out my double 10" vinyl copy of this excellent album. Everything in its Right Place starts things off perfectly and you just know this is going to be a challenging and ultimately rewarding listen. Every song creates a mood uniquely its own but the whole album holds together somehow. For me this is Radiohead'sthird best album and that's saying a lot. Not quite 5 stars....4 1/2, but for this project; 4 stars ✨
Trippy opening track, lofi vibes from the instrumentation. Relaxing to have in the background. The overall feeling is somewhat of a soundtrack to waking up after a night of partying. The second song reminds me of sitting at home playing minecraft back in 2011. I’d imagine this album would be great to trip to because of the eerie vocal delivery and the shoe gaze, ethereal and slightly dissonant and jazzy sound that the instrumentation provides. The vocals and instruments come together nicely and paint a vivid but moody picture.
Gorgeous. I was sleepy and this was a blissful listen.
Good stuff. I'm sure I'll say that again in ten years when I listen to radio head again.
ooo kid a mdr boeuf
This album is constantly talked about as one of the greatest by Radiohead. Somewhat true. This album is great start to finish. I recommend it but you need to be exactly the right type for this. Some songs were a miss the first couple of times.
Brilliant
Noisy, no better than OK Computer tho
Production: 17/20 Songwriting: 15/20 Innovation: 18/20 Bangers: 10/20 Emotional response: 15/20 =75 Cracking
3.5
Ambient, trippy, experimental. Really interesting.
Enjoyed listening to but not bangers. Listen start from finish Listen to more radiohead
Mal im Einzelnen betrachtet: "Everything In Its Right Place" ist ein starker Einstieg, nimmt das ganze Album gewissermaßen vorweg und funktioniert zusammen mit "Untitled" hervorragend als Klammer, merke ich gerade. Die verschrobenen Soundscapes im Song "Kid A" klingen leider etwas dated, vermutlich weil dann alle anderen, bis hin zu den Bauernsöhnen aus Weilheim, sie einfach abgekupfert haben. Es gab keine Singles, but I can hear one: mit "The National Anthem" erfüllen sie diesen Anspruch natürlich aus dem Handgelenk, und das auch noch mit Freejazz-Arrangements (den haben aber nicht sie erfunden. Ok, die Arrangements auf "How To Disappear" sind schon super, die evozierte Sehnsucht auch. Bin mir aber nicht sicher ob auch superer als z.B. Sachen, die Björk schon paar Jahre früher gemacht hat. Also den Erfinderbonus bekommen sie dafür von mir jedenfalls nicht. Der Song der mir beim ersten Hören als erster wirklich aufgefallen ist, ist Treefinger. Verschachtelte Flächen aus Xylophonen und Glocken, Late Night-/wohlige Einsamkeit-Feelings. Läuft mir auch beim 5. Durchgang noch sehr gut rein, ist nur zu kurz. Optimistic wäre dann die zweite Single gewesen, sie hätte die Dampfradiowelt zu einer besseren gemacht. Ist "In Limbo" eigentlich das somnambule Aufwachen in einem Alptraum nach Tiefschlafverschwinden in How To Disappear? Naja. Idioteque klingt nach zu viel Aphex Twin gewollt. Mit "Morning Bell" hätten wir dann die dritte Single, kommt mir in diesem Werk fast am konventionellsten vor, bildet mir von Reihenfolge und Inhalt ein mit Disappear und Limbo ein schönes Tryptichon aus Verschwinden / Verlieren / Wiederfinden. Erstmal Frühstück, wenn auch verkatert. Bei "Motion Picture Soundtrack" (Harfen!) wiederhole ich gern meinen Björk-Vergleich von vorhin. Interessant verregnet - neu erfunden aber nicht. Muss ja auch gar nicht. Gesamteindruck: wirkt erstaunlich kompakt und aus einem Guss. Funktioniert auch ohne Singles. Schön, dass ich endlich mal drauf gestoßen wurde. Vielleicht/wahrscheinlich ein Grower.
WoW, de la belle musique venue de l’espace!! Écouteur averti seulement, pas trop accessible. L’ambiance créée par cet album donne des frissons, la voix est parfaite. Mais c’est sur que ça prend un peu de mélancolie dans ta journée pour apprécier. Je lévite everything in its right place, national anthem, optimistic, idioteque Je l’évite les Cuivre dans la deuxième partie de national anthem, ça te scrap une toune
Abgefahren, trotzdem auch gut im Hintergrund.
radiohead is the answer to "what high quality music should I listen during my suicide attempt?!"
My experience so far with Radiohead includes "Creep", and the entire album of "The Bends". I love both; have been meaning to get around to more of their stuff. Here we are! I did not care for the first track very much. Thom York's vocals, especially in later Radiohead, are very grating on my ears. I wasn't sure if I was going to dig this album much based on the first song. But the rest of the album is great! I listened in the car, so I honestly couldn't tell you much about each track individually, but the construct as a whole is excellent. Really good "jam" material. Certainly not much to tap your toes to, or sing along with. I cannot even begin to imagine what a Radiohead concert is like. But I could see myself revisiting this often. I think it would be good "working" music. It also reminded me a bit of I am Robot and Proud, which is a favorite artist of mine. I wonder if he was inspired by Kid A.
I liked this one quite a bit, especially the opening few tracks. I didn't enjoy the vocals as much, but some of the instrumentals were fantastic.
Seems written specifically for music critics. Hard to say if it was genuinely written or if the intent was to win the approval of a bunch of music hipsters. Either way it’s pretty good.
Well, its not my favourite Radiohead. Luke complained that it was super boring, I disagree but it doesn't do it for me like other Radiohead ones. I kind of get it, but I find it peaceful and interesting.
Classic. 3rd favorite Radiohead album. 9/10 1. Everything in its Right Place 2. The National Anthem 3. Kid A
Really good. Echo
Odd collection of experimental electronic jazz. Not as pop rock focused as previous albums of theirs. Good background music to study to
Like not love
Pretty cool, I should really give Radiohead another try now I've grown up so much 8/10
I forgot to take notes while listening...
Yeah, it's good. I bet if I listened more closely I'd glean more of a 'story' than listening idly in the background
Vibey. Pre-911 swoopy synths that have been done to death but back then they hadn't yet, and still manages to be a little fresh 20 years l8r
Excellent ethereal sounding rock album. Highlights: Everything In Its Right Place Kid A Optimistic
In the top 5 best Radiohead albums
Kid A, nothing to say.
Not the best radiohead album, but still pretty good
Amazing
Beautiful. 4.5
Some fun songs for easy listening. The audio quality is pretty low, which brings down the enjoyment level, and the sound feels a bit derivative, but I enjoyed it a fair amount!
Fantastic album. Something you'll definitely have to listen to a few times to soak it in. Lots of different sounds to discover, very electronic compared to the bends but definitely showcases their development musically. Memorable album without memorable tracks. Songs are better together than by themselves.
Very experimental, chill, kinda strange vibes. Would put on as background music.
Not their best album but a good one
No thoughts, head empty, only "How to Disappear Completely" (This oscillates between being my second and third favorite Radiohead album. Currently I'd put it in third behind OKC and IR)
What a beautiful piece of post-modern rock my guy. Really loved it, good for studying haha
Amazing how far they travelled in 4 albums.
actual pog
9.3/10
2000. Key Songs: Everything In Its Right Place, How To Disappear Completely, In Limbo, Motion Picture Soundtrack
Anyone who considers this revolutionary is a millennial egomaniac who just looks to go against the grain. It’s not bad music, but the people jerking themselves over this album is the equivalent of those artists who just splatter paint on the wall and then after the fact try to look for deep meaning. In reality I think it’s these people overcompensating for not being able to have an original thought and also trying to lie to themselves that they didn’t just waste an hour listening to this. Anyone with a brain isn’t searching for a reason to give this a 5/5 and is just sticking it with a 3/5 and moving onto tomorrow hoping it’s normal music
I'm a big fan of Radiohead and some of their albums like In Rainbows, Ok Computer and A moon shaped pool; but this felt too experimental for my liking. Everything in its own place is banger but I felt no desire to return to this album quickly and none of the other songs stood out to me. 3.5/5
5 Radio Head albums on this list, and I have them all well. But this one is definitely different than the others, and not in a good way.
3.3
I love most of the soundscapes in this (minus The National Anthem), but the moment Thom Yorke starts singing, I'm out. I don't like his whiny voice at all Favorite Song: How to Disappear Completely, In Limbo, Idolteque, Motion Picture Soundtrack
Nogle rigtig smukke sange iblandt, men overordnet set en halvkedelig affære imho Jeg ved godt, at folk der er langt større fans, end jeg er, ser dette som et helt særlig mesterværk og fred være med det 3.6
6/10
11 songs I already knew and liked the opener and Motion Picture Soundtrack was probably the standout for me. The album overall was an interesting experience, with a lot of songs blending into one another, which I always enjoy when it comes to listening to whole albums. That being said however, this was a bit too experimental for me at times. I'd just be lying, pretending to be some avant-garde music enjoyer, if I went ahead and gave this 5 stars. I know it is well liked by a lot of people, but for me it just sits pretty at a 3/5.
Ok,
I feel like I’m missing something here
This was interesting and I thought it was OK but given that Radiohead appears here multiple times, this one shouldn't have made the cut.
After 2 complete albums such as the bends and ok computer this is somewhat of a retreat. Everything in its right place is excellent on first listen but irritating on further listens. Optimistic is half a great song, but feels a bit of a throwaway. Idioteque is possibly the song of the album. Full of invention and humour this is more like it. Morning bell is also a tremendous companion to idioteque. The overall feeling is this is where the rot sets in though. There would be other albums with some great songs on but like Oasis this band is 2 album worthy.
I feel from the reviews I'm supposed to "get" this album and I really don't get it. This was good, but I liked the other Radiohead album I had first better.
Very vibes
not my cup of tea.
Definitely a bit more of an experimental change to their usual style.
It has some really good songs but also some mid filler
everything in its right place: 7/10 this is what it would sound like if you were slowly going into delirium, such small instrumental details in the background which makes the whole song. kid a: 5.2/10 sounds like it came out of a weird-core horror game, lowkey unsettling. this is in active psychosis... I like the beat drop that's near the end the national anthem: 5.5/10 genuinely wtf was going on? its predictable yet unpredictable at the same time?? how to disappear completely: 7.7/10 this song would genuinely push you over the edge. stay away if your mental health is already in shambles. depression and impending doom condensed in 5 minutes and 56 seconds. treefingers: 4.5/10 felt like my soul was getting cleansed, makes you step out of your body for a few minutes. its literally just white noise tho optimistic: 6/10 I really liked the chorus and instrumentals yet I felt like it was still somehow monotone? even when it would transition? in limbo: 7/10 so underrated and deserves more love. I love how there was always something going on either with the instrumentals or vocals. definitely doesn't follow the "boring" trend people typically describe their music as idioteque: 5.2/10 thought it was video game music lmao, doesn't sound like Radiohead until he starts singing. morning bell: 5/10 sounds like a typical Radiohead song, monotone and "drummy" with him grieving in the background. nothing outstanding motion picture soundtrack: 9/10 dying. devastating. grieving. eating straight tears. still get goosebumps. a classic, can't beat it. untitled: ?/10 idk what this is supposed to be but it jumpscared me when it suddenly rose final rating (personal, not mathematical): 6/10, contains such unusual and weird tracks but nonetheless the other good songs help balance it out. contains such classics too can't put it lower than that
I think I liked this a bit less than in rainbows but also I just don't feel like I was in the right space today for something so experimental and noise focused. Only listened to it once so far and I want to return to this one again when I have more time to listen to it. 3/5 because I'm being tough, might revise later.
Eso me pasa a mi por ilusionarme con esta lista que vale mondá
We are already at 4 Radiohead albums lol. Only two more to go! After OK Computer, the band seems to embrace more ambient soundscapes. I don't think I was clearly focused with this album as I was feeling anxious. Only thing I can say is that I'd prefer something like In Rainbows veers because into more accessible territory while having a bit of that sonic edge. The conclusion though reminds me of that Brian Eno airport album, like hearing something out of a "Motion Picture Soundtrack" haha. Beautiful and so out of left field from what I think of Radiohead.
Mid.
I always struggle with Radiohead. There’s so much gushing, and there’s always been something in the way of me fully getting them. Hail To The Thief was good, and I really liked this. I need to give more time to all their work really. I think it’s their universal acclaim that puts me off and makes me more cynical and critical.
Very electronic. Very ambient. Not my cup of tea.
It was alright but Radiohead just isn’t my favorite thing unfortunately
id give it 7.4/10. i like the sound of it but it doesnt really stand out to me. maybe id think differently if i listened to it more. its not in my top 3 radiohead albums.
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Idioteque 🌟
Brings me back to the millennium. Ambient electronic sounds. I like how the lead singer uses his voice as an instrument
Good, but not their best!
I like Radiohead but In Rainbows is definitely my favorite.
I resonate with the other albums a bit more than this one but I still very much appreciate the creation of a few of these songs. 3.8/5
decent
Didn’t finish the album but it wasn’t bad. I liked what I heard but wasn’t blown away.
Very different from Ok Computer which is the only other album I know by them. Such a beautiful voice and love how mysterious the band sound is, but I did feel like I his album was a bit TOO ambient. Almost like they had too much fun experimenting with MIDI in the 90s lol. Still enjoyed it but wasn’t expecting such a divergence from Ok Computer.
Eu como grande fã de Radiohead, esse álbum me agrada, mas definitivamente não está entre meu top 3. Algumas canções, como how to disappear completely, idiotioque são minhas favoritas, sendo a primeira uma obra prima na minha opinião. Acho que ele é muito pra baixo, mais do que vários outros álbuns da banda, então tem que estar preparado no dia para ouvi-lo
Don't like
Kind of boring.
I mean I can appreciate the work they put in to make this extremely unique album, but I just wanna listen to music and vibe! Don’t really feel like I can do that fr. Weak 3 and won’t be revisiting
Ya lo he escuchado antes. Hace años tho, en la época que escuchaba mucho radiohead. creo que ahora es la primera vez que lo escucho con tanta atención. Me gusto mucho que me hace sentir como si estuviera en otra parte, o en otra epoca idk, esa vibra tan futurista(? y las letras se podría decir existencialistas me dejan pensando mucho, no lo recordaba tan bueno, creo que ahora conecta mas conmigo que antes
Pretty intriguing especially after thinking I would never get into Radiohead. Still don't love the mumbling vocals and not sure how often I would come back to this but worth a listen
This release is better than the utterly boring Amnesiac, but still . . . I find the lack of songs and the sleek sound design not very appealing.
I'm such a fan of Ok, Computer that I find it really hard to reconcile that I just don't like this. There are some nice sounds here and there, some really interesting music, but I've listened to it twice through and I don't get it. Maybe if it was quiet and nighttime and I was settling into the mood I'd feel different. But for now it falls flat.
Not sure if it's my cup of tea. Def expected something diff having heard OK Computer a few weeks ago. Just did some light reading about how Yorke was burnt out/writers block/disillusioned with rock/etc when making this so may need to do another listen with that in mind. Same vein: going to have to revisit when I'm sadder or in more of a depressed mood - feel like it's got another level I didn't tap into.
A good to great Radiohead album. Felt like a huge left turn in 2001 or whenever it came out and it took a while to grow. At that point, I remember loving it. 25 years later, I certainly enjoyed it but nowhere near as much. Should be a 3.5 but I’m giving it a 3 because they made at least 1 better album after this.
Un poco chapa tbh
Not my favorite Radiohead album, good ambiance though. Put me to sleep. Motion picture soundtrack is a great song probably my favorite on the album.
Parlophone LPKIDA 1 (UK) vinyl rip: "Optimistic" I had never heard before. Great track. It's not quite as catchy as OK Computer but the experimentation was never going to be.
This album... I'm still not entirely sure how I feel about it. I listened to part of it while I was a bit stressed out about something and it felt somewhat soothing. But it also doesn't really feel like something I'd listen to regularly. It kinda just came in at the right time. The music is well made with electronic and jazzy influences. Radiohead is still kind of hit or miss for me, though, and I don't know if this is a hit.
Very nice actually. Again, I rarely this stuff based on vibes, not actual quality, but occasionally I do rate them by quality. I do what I want here. I think this was good quality wise? Actually, I know it was, but it didn’t really stand out to me. Which is strange because this should be exactly my type of music. I see myself randomly rediscovering this in like a year and becoming obsessed with it.
We started out great, I was intrigued by the different inspirations all the way up until idioteque. Did NOT like. It got severely monotone, it wasn't doing anything for me, and I was not feeling it. After 'In limbo,' it really did feel like I was in limbo, but purgatory limbo blegh. Just started motion picture soundtrack, the organ and harp usage is brilliant. AAAND SNYTH, the end. Overall, a little boring and monotone, but there are a couple tracks thats stood out, especially 'How to Disappear Completely'
Experimental soft rock mixed with electronics soundscapes. I know it’s extremely well regarded and maybe I don’t give it enough credit here, but it didn’t live up to the hype. I’m not a big Radiohead fan, and parts of this were hard to parse though. I was still enjoyable, but not as much as I thought it would be.
I had resigned myself to being irritated by all Radiohead's post-OK Computer albums, but I actually found things to enjoy on this listen. It has moments of beauty that are less funereal and meandering. It might have helped that I was coming into it having listened to Einsturzende Neubaten yesterday. I can see how this merits a place on this list, as a major creative shift in Radiohead's work. I don't feel we needed Amnesiac and Hail to the Thief as well, they really did feel like more of the same but less interesting.
It feels like a date with someone you don't really connect with.
Not my fav. LOVED everything in its right place
When this came out I was soooo disappointed. But its better than I remember.
nice soundtrack for road trip through lonely sierra caldera. not my fav tracks actually - little discombobulated - but no one does eerie 3d render for album art like these blokes
Not the go to Radiohead album for me but heard it enough over the years thanks to my son playing it endlessly! Can take it or leave it tbh. Nice to hear in full on an early morning walk at least. Prefer OK Computer with the classic singles on but I’m pretty sure that will appear here at some point.
Really different, sometimes difficult to enjoy but worth the effort.
I don't think a Radiohead person.
I just don’t get it. I added “The National Anthem” to my playlist.
I like the weirdness and oddness about the album, but one have to be in the right mood to really appreciate it.
It was very hard to listen for the first time, but I unexpectedly found myself a few times, that it was actually not that bad as I felt for the first 10 minutes, and at the end the album showed me some majestic hypnosis that prevented me from cutting it off.
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need to re listen. i liked it.
I keep trying with Radiohead, but they largely remain a band that I respect and appreciate more than actively enjoy. I get that this was mould-breaking and unique, and while I can salute that, this still remains an album that I struggle to like and choose to engage with.
Some exceptional songs, but others fall too far into the listening background. Favs: Everything In Its Right Place, Idioteque
It was alright. Too many Radiohead albums though. They're not that good, man.
Free Palestine!
not bad but too slow for me. like there was almost nothing in my ears.
Just didn't hit like it has for me before. Maybe I will feel differently later.
Much more going for it than the previous Radiohead offering from last week, but still not really hitting for me. Sometimes if you squint you ears, sounding like an early Elbow
Radiohead still is that kind of Band where I would listen to a complete best of album but not to the normal albums with exceptions
Eigentlich gut und nicht störend, aber trotzdem nicht meins
I just can’t get into Radiohead. I want to. I’ve tried. It just never happens. I feel like the world is playing a cruel trick on me. So many people love them and I don’t think I’ll ever understand why.
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a couple of really good ones but possibly my least favourite from them?
This is probably my least favourite Radiohead album. I just don't connect with it, although I do like Idioteque a lot.
Decent, not my cup of tea. Too experimental sounding First song is iconic
Listening to this for the first time I was not really impressed. I guess I prefer Radiohead's earlier works. To be fair, this kind of low energy album has never been my favorite so its not surprising.
Avant garde: the album. National Anthem, Optimistic & Morning Bell are highlights, my here. I don't really care for the ambient avant garde one some of the songs, they do have interesting sounds. Idioteque has an interesting hip hop vibe to & Fingertrees is a nice instrumental. 3
The bar was set high with Everything in its Right Place, but the potential wasn't met.
Better than the last Radio Head album I listened to.
When I was 15, I fell in love with Radiohead. I heard the song High and Dry and realized that they were far more capable than the song Creep, which I never liked in the first place. I told my dad “this song is so sad” and he told me that Radiohead were one of the quintessential “sad” bands. Thus began my decade-long infatuation with this band, the most well-loved group by hipsters and other music hobbyists. Fake Plastic Trees was the first song I ever learned on guitar on my own. Radiohead was my first “favorite band” and me loving Radiohead became one of my known personality traits throughout high school. My love for them has cooled in recent years, but I still have a soft spot for them in my heart. Kid A, what is usually considered the pinnacle of the band’s lust for experimentation and a beautiful representation of artistic freedom, is a fucking disaster. I hate this shit. It’s completely disjointed, it’s bloated with cheap filler despite being less than 50 minutes long, and it’s nothing more than the band throwing at a dartboard while occasionally landing on the bullseye. Please listen to me. After the success of OK Computer, the band was given permission to do whatever the hell they wanted. A dream come true for most bands, but this initially felt like a limitation, as chief songwriter Thom Yorke was suffering from severe writer’s block. Yorke and his mental illness was, and still is, vastly underestimated by the general public as well as the fans. A man who despised being in the limelight was thrust into it over a few short years, and he got there by writing songs about his own mental illness. Now his managers were demanding he write more songs about his mental illness. Brutal. He was clearly worse for wear. This resulted in two major changes to the songwriting process. For one, there is almost no guitar on Kid A. Yorke had been listening almost exclusively to electronic music in search of a new creative spark. The entire band upended their foundational structure with some roles being changed or removed entirely, as Radiohead’s three guitarists were writing songs with zero guitar, and some songs had no drums for Phil. The other change is that he would write down strings of words on paper, cut them out, and assemble song lyrics by drawing them out of a hat. Classic dadaist move. An immensely popular band taking cues from that playbook is impressive, and I must respect it. But I don’t have to like it. Before this album, Radiohead often had lyrics that conveyed a sense of dystopia, hopelessness, or otherwise futile resistance. When the band finds a good tune, such as the interesting chord progression here, I find myself wishing they would back it up with more interesting, human lyrics. A juxtaposition between soulless instrumentation and intrinsically creative lyrics may be a chance to represent a human’s experience living in an evolving digital age, as Radiohead was at the time. At the time of Kid A’s release, the world had just narrowly avoided the Y2K “bug.” Much of the band’s marketing took advantage of the developing Internet technology. They knew how to write about the world in which they lived. And yet, on the iconic opening song "Everything in Its Right Place,” Yorke mutters “yesterday I woke up sucking on a lemon / there are two colors in my head / what was that you tried to say.” That’s it. That’s the joke. Sometimes the band managed to strike gold. The first truly fantastic song on Kid A is How to Disappear Correctly. Lo and behold, it’s also the first song on the record that doesn’t have randomly assembled lyrics. It comes from a real experience Yorke had, one in which he was struggling to stay grounded and present while on a tour bus. He asked Michael Stipe of R.E.M fame for help. His response? Closing all the windows, shutting your eyes, and repeating to yourself “I’m not here. This isn’t happening.” Those two sentences form the basis of the song, along with string passages that are absolutely soaked in sorrow. There’s nothing robotic about it! It resonates entirely as human. Loneliness, alienation, invisibility. This lovely song represents one portion of how the album could sound if it had a stronger foundation of ideas, or a tighter structure. But it doesn’t, not in the slightest. This song is preceded by The National Anthem, whose selling point is an absolute traffic jam of a brass section and a bassline that Yorke wrote in middle school which, unfortunately, sounds like it was written in middle school. The song is then followed by Treefingers, a little ambient interlude, even though the album is so short that an interlude is unnecessary. There are satisfying songs on Kid A that are longer than Treefingers, a song in which nothing happens. It does not need to be there. While How to Disappear Completely showcases the human side of the record, another song demonstrates the robotic side to perfection. That would be Idioteque: a song built on samples, a sequenced beat, and the cut-up lyrical technique Yorke uses throughout the record. It’s a very interesting take on the sort of “club banger” track that would be worked into DJ sets across Europe. The lyrics here are just as jumbled as most other songs on the record, and even though they don’t mean anything, they feel like they do. “Ice age coming, ice age coming / Let me hear both sides / We’re not scaremongering / This is really happening.” Despite it being completely unintentional, it seems like an indication of their future work, especially on Hail to the Thief, the most overtly political of all their albums. Idioteque is an example of the other half of Kid A, the soulless mechanical side, working out very well. If only the whole album married this with the human side, but it doesn’t. Nearly every song leans too far to one side or the other. I firmly believe Kid A, even though it has a few fantastic Radiohead songs, is too disconnected and experimental for its own good. It feels like forcing something into existence when nothing had to be there at all. It’s equivalent to panning for gold. Sure, there’s some treasure to be found. But most of what you’ll find is a whole lot of dirt. Tl;dr I think the album mostly sucks, but it’s Radiohead so it’s still kinda good. Idioteque and Disappear kick ass. In Limbo sucks. Treefingers pointless. Best version of Morning Bell. Ends weird.
Ambient rock; no stand out hits, but interesting soundscape; RS 500 - 3.64
Sentí bastante existencialista y lo puedo describir como hermosamente apocalíptico
I just didn’t quite vibe with this as an entire album. There are some exceptional moments of beautiful music in here, but I just didn’t find myself enjoying large portions of it. I generally do like what Radiohead I have heard. So maybe I just need to let this one marinate. But for now, I think it’s only a high 3/5 for me.
Break/through album for its time.
Liked barely 2 songs from it
Op de beste momenten gelaagd, gedurfd en verrassend uitwaaierend tussen noise en trance. Op de slechtste momenten inspiratie voor AI-systemen om eindeloze achtergrondmuziek voor meditatieruimtes uit te braken. Perfecte muziek voor als je 's nachts dronken of stoned in een veld naar de sterren ligt te kijken. Alleen jammer dat ik zelden drink en geen drugs doe. En dan is het toch wat te langdradig.
tis wel leuk, zitten goeie nummers tussen ma tis wa te veel van tzelfde en soms iets te overdreven voor mij
Did not really like this album for a band that I know is pretty good
I’d really like to like Radiohead but it’s a lot of monotonous whining right?
More sounds from Radiohead. Not bad. Not great. Good background noise, I guess.
I feel like this is one of the weakest radiohead albums but there were loads of great songs in this album regardless. I don’t really know whether you’re supposed to listen to the extended version of this album as part of the review but I did anyways.
I’m more of an In Rainbows guy
I'm not on the Radiohead is the greatest band in the world train.. but its an OK album.
Better than the other Radiohead album I had. It's interesting sounds, but I feel it's always leading to somewhere that it never gets to. Where's the oooompf?
Nice collection of sounds we have here but that's about it. Everything else, be it songwriting or whatnot, is unremarkable to say the least. Was expecting more considering the legacy behind this album, with pitchfork giving it a 10 and the general consensus of this being a life changing masterpiece, but well, it is what it is. Probably the band's most experimental work, but relatively speaking, it could barely be called experimental. The digestible experimental type, I guess. If I wanted that sound, there are other projects doing it better, and being more bold about it. Couldn't really connect with the album. The vision is there, sure, but it felt incomplete. Still a good album, just not the "good" I expected from one of Radiohead's most famed work.
Critics darlings, but they are overrated.
Ok
Det er jo lidt et album, hvor man er blevet enig om, at det er godt. Det er det også i min optik, men jeg synes ikke, at det er *så* godt. Nogle af deres absolut bedste sange er her på - Everything In Its Right Place, How to Disappear Completely bl.a., men der er også numre, der overhovedet ikke holder kadencen. Hvor lander man så? 3.5 sue me
weird album. i grew up always thinking radiohead was a rock band, but this is more just ambient kinda music. It’s cool, but not anything exciting
While still not as good as Ok Computer this album is better than I remembered.
Aldrig lyssnat så mycket på Radiohead. ÄR väl inte världens roligaste musik men det är ju bra, det hör väl nästan alla. Stark trea
first song is viral, kinda good till the robot starts, then it’s kinda noise music, currently i don’t know who’s listening to it. It’s kinda giving pink floyd, or what i think they sound like. I’ve had the urge to skip, no songs are playlist worthy.. good drums and beats really tight, just not for daily listening
Fine. Cool production. A little quiet and York's voice is annoying
Kul att de gjorde det
I’m… just not a Radiohead guy
Meditiative and existential, it feels soul crushing Favourite track: Everything in its Right Place
This is a groundbreaking album. But only for diehard Radiohead fans. It marks the boundary of indiepop Radiohead and Avant Garde Radiohead. It's the sound of a band redefining itself and finding it's feet once more. It's also a bit of a snooze.
Everything in its Right Place are you friggin jokin my PANTS. One of my top songs ever, no doubt. This is my first time fully listening to a Radiohead album, and I forget not all their songs are melancholic in the way I expect. Would it be crazy of me to say this sounds like a very British album? Not in a bad way. It makes me think of a gloomy, wet day on that grey little island. After fully listening, there are only 5 songs I would put in my likes and listen to regularly. These are songs that would make me cry at 3 AM on the toilet. That’s my bar for Radiohead songs I think.
I know lots of folks rave about Radiohead and I’ve tried to give them a listen here and there. But I’ve never actually made it through an album. Kid A for me was pretty decent overall. Some of the tracks sounded a bit like U2 to me. But the others were wicked. I’m sure if I did a deeper dive into their music it would grow on me.
Viel erbij in slaap, beetje boring Optimistic was wel aardig
mmm
Its a ok
I really do prefer the more electronic songs in here. I don't know, I've been putting off listening to this and the way people talk about this album I was expecting to be more blown away. It's not a bad album by any means but eh.
It does some cool things, I liked it better than In Rainbows, IDK I find their music kind of boring largely, but this does enough cool things to maintain my interest. 3/5
robots overtook humanity and discovered melancholia очень приятно слушать. новый опыт вторая половина треков кажется уже human like. и явно скучнее. инструментал все еще крут, вокал не впечатляет, кое-где даже портит первый альбом из которого я добавила себе в плейлист что-то (treefingers) от бонусного трека ощущение, что заглянул в ледниковую трещину overall: я люблю эмбиент, и люди, которые делали этот альбом, очевидно тоже. мне понравилось, но дикого восторга не вызвало
Again, interesting and varied music, but the vocals just sound like amorphous moaning.
I can't really place my thoughts with this record. Would it be fair to say that it feels a bit too much like a "we're popular now so we can do no wrong" kind of album - y'know, self induglent? This is my first Radiohead album even though I know they're borderline mythical, and on a technical level the album is brilliant - I just don't care for it. That being said, made me very interested in their other work, I'm looking forward to discovering the myth.
I was impressed with this in my head, but I didn’t feel it in my heart or my feet.
I was hoping an experimental Radiohead album would be more engaging. It's fine for a slow burn, but probably too slow.
Sweet noises
Everything in Its Right Place - 4/5 Kid A - 3.5/5 The National Anthem - 3/5 How to Disappear Completely - 4/5 Treefingers - 2.5/5 Optimistic - 3.5/5 In Limbo - 3/5 Idioteque - 3/5 Morning Bell - 3.5/5 Motion Picture Soundtrack - 4.5/5 Untitled - 4/5
This was probably crazy in 2000 but in the big 2026 it had a hard time latching on to me. Maybe I was just bored but it felt like it kept covering the same ground tonally. Maybe I’ll come back to it with a more open mind but as of writing this it doesn’t strike me as anything special.
aphex twin para 60¥s edgy que no entenderían aphex twin
pretty goods
Hmm…I listened to this once on my way to work & liked about half of it okay. I listened to it later with headphones & I still only liked about half, but I liked it more than originally. This album more than the last one I “got it” with Radiohead, but I still think - like all popular music really - you kinda “had to be there”
Трохи нудно, проте атмосферно
The Last Song was my fav, but in General Lets say like 3 out of 5 good Songs but it didnt give me like a feeling I didnt feel anything
okey but not that me y'know like it's not my vibes
It was never going to be a BAD album when I saw it was Radiohead as I realy like their music; however I feel as though that is nowhere near their best album or work. It was listenable but I can’t give more than a 5/10
Este es el primer album que me recomienda la pagina, y como primer albun siento que fue demasiado experimental como para comenzar pero me gusto. Temas bastante raros, con letras medio raras tambien pero me gusto bastante la onda, los sonidos, y lo que transmite en general el album. 7/10 Bastante bien para ser el primero
I don't think it's their best album. Compared to other music still probably a 4 but compared to their own other albums a 3. So I'll give it a 3.
128. dunudnusndund
Wtf, está creativo Radio. No se si estoy escuchando un álbum de rock alternativo o el soundtrack de algun juego de terror psicológico. Igual god
- These Zios again. Boycott. - This album is where I got off the Radiohead train back in the day. I know everyone was losing their shit over it, but I just didn't really connect with it. Mainly because I don't like the first bunch of songs. - It's soooo whiney... and enunciation is out the window, well, nose. - The instrumentation often feels random/all over the place/manic and makes me feel anxious. - I like the second half of the album a lot more than the first half (e.g. Idioteque (the beat is great) and Morning Bell and Motion Picture Soundtrack have some nice melodic moments) + How to Disappear.
I appreciate this album more than I enjoy it. Kid A (track) lyric process is cool. I can only handle Thom Yorke’s voice in small doses.
Radiohead tar ett steg bort från låtar och intresserar sig mer för ljudlandskapet. Musiken flyter. Svårt att få grepp om detaljer. Det är ibland en styrka, som i inledande Everything in its right place, men på andra spår lite sömnigt. Gillar de mer traditionella rockbandslåtarna The National Anthem, Optimistic och In limbo.
После кантри я сперва такой вау, а потом быстро надоело :(
I don’t rlly like Radiohead tbh
Fave songs: everything in its right place (duh); the national anthem;
Love all Radiohead but this one just fall short of what I believe brought many to the band. Beautiful songs that can almost be interpreted as a call for craving in many.
A mi juego me llamaron aca, me encanta Radiohead, este año estuve incursionando mucho en su discografia y muchos temas me sonaron y disfrute mucho. El primer track es una muy buena introduccion a lo que sigue en el album, con un ritmo suave y llevadero. How to disappear Completely realmente una obra de arte auditiva, transmite un sentimiento y una emocion incredible su voz, tuve que volver a reproducitlo en medio de mi escucha. Gran tema a destacar Tambien Idioteque, buen ritmo energico y con esa nostalgia que caracteriza la voz de Thom. The nacional anthem incredibles vientos Tambien ultra destacables Es sin duda un album muy introspectivo, muy interesante, posiblemente no sea de mis preferidos por no conocer o no tener tantos hits conocidos. Pero es una muy buena obra igual. son 3 los puntos.
talk talk wannabes
Kind of meh for me?
I've heard it said that this albums a grower. I do find myself taking it out for a spin every once in a while to test that... which I did again last night. If I'm in the mood to hear some Radiohead, In Rainbows, OK Computer or The Bends are my usual go to albums. This listening of Kid A doesn't change that, but....... I did find myself liking it more than I have in the past. Some of the tracks on here are more soundscapes, while others are more cohesive songs. I definitely prefer the latter like in Idioteque or Optimistic. After this listening I'd put Kid A at a 3 1/2 if I could.
I think that is not my cup of tea but some lyrics are so profund.
Ok for mood music, but otherwise a tad boring. No stand out to grab my attention.
I dig a lot of the Radiohead that I've listened to. This feels adjacent to that in the sort of artistic, repetitive, drone / noise space. It's fine, but doesn't catch me and make me want to listen on repeat.
Radiohead is another of those bands that is considered to be seminally important to modern music, and at least based on this album, I cannot for the life of me figure out why. Don't get me wrong - there are some great riffs and rhythms here, and the production is spectacular. But there's a lot of repetitive ambient noodling that just doesn't do anything for me. I wouldn't mind having it on in the background while I'm trying to get work done, but I wouldn't seek it out to actively listen to.
Apart from The National Anthem, which I really enjoyed, the whole thing felt like it just drifted by without leaving too much of an impression.
I like this as background music, some songs I’m familiar with but most were new to me, they all carry quite the mood with them, there is no happiness in this album imo. They’re better than 3/5 but I didn’t enjoy it that time more than a 3/5
What was this?
Love the vibe, love the concept, but honestly it just does nothing for me. No standout tracks. Nothing that really sucks me in. When I'm in the mood for some Radiohead (which is fairly often) I'm probably not reaching for this album.
Definitely influenced form early aphex twin albums/songs. Strong start with a meek finish towards the back end. Short album but good.
This was an extremely depressing experience
Hade svårt för radiohead när det begav sig. Det har inte ändrats. Det är nåt som tar emot. Kan inte riktigt sätta fingret på det. Hade mycket hellre tagit emot musiken med öppna armar. Men det är mest meh, så tyvärr. Blir inget toppbetyg.
Good album. I really like the experimental kind of sound, and the limited use of vocals makes it feel a little more stand out. While I enjoyed listening I don’t think any of these will be added to my regular rotation.
still never really love Radiohead 3/5 #musicsky #albumsky
Not a Radiohead fan. I don’t get the fuss and critical acclaim. This is fine but not essential as far as I’m concerned.
You lose your attention while listening to it quite fast. Which means, in all honesty, it's not that memorable.
Yorke's voice, lyrics and pronunciations are a constant with Radiohead but with the new sound a lot of dynamics are lost. Gone are the dramatic buildups and releases of tension. It feels a lot more monotone than previous work as a result.
Radiohead es radiohead me gusta por los recuerdos que me trae... Pero la música siempre me costó digerirla
Mmmmmmmm mucha ketamina
Not the biggest Radiohead fan. Album is cohesive and certainly very 2000. Seems a little experimental with some Grunge inspiration.
I didn’t hate it but electronic music is not my favorite genre.
It's kinda weird and I kinda like it. Only song I was familiar with prior to this assignment was Optimistic, which doesn't sound much like the rest of the album. I can see how it ended up on this list - it has a really different sound. I also liked the overall ambient/ethereal vibe. That said, I do find Thom Yorke's voice to be kind of grating sometimes and there were a couple of songs I needed to skip. (3)
You hear one of these come on and you know there's no post-credits scene and you can safely leave the cinema now
Every time I listen to a Radiohead album I'm falling asleep by the end. Snoozefest! Instead of calling him Thom Yorke they should call him Thom Boring. Or Boring Thom.
Fine, again can't really get into Radiohead
Yeah idk man, I tried listening to it again and it really really realy wore off me. I feel like people who are trying to say this thing is one of the greatest albums of all time are seriously on some pretentious bullshit here. This is Aphex Twin for people who like their music with a little less flavor and a little more mayo. In all seriousness though, I'm probably not having a great time with this due to the band being beyond washed up and now that Thom and Johnny are just being absolute twats about their career and their stances on geopolitics, I kinda hear this music as one giant sham. Trying to sound smarter and emotionally deeper than they actually are. OH DON'T GET ME STARTED ON OK COMPUTER.... anyway. The music itself is fine, there's not really any song here that's BAD really, it's just overall uninteresting to me and I feel like the main thing that sticks with me is the humming sound in "Idioteque" and the drum machine loop in that same song. While it's playing, "Optimistic" is actually a pretty decent track that breaks me out of the monotony, but yeah I just don't know. If anything, my tone feels harsh here because I feel like I've been lied to and I need to not lie to myself. Radiohead is NOT THAT GOOD. and THAT'S my opinion. GOOD NIGHT.
An opinion that will incur the wrath of Pitchfork magazine readers and others alike: Radiohead as a band ended with OK Computer. Then Radiohead as an art object began, because, in my opinion, almost all of their subsequent work can be described with the phrase "experiments for the sake of experiments," and that began with this album. Guitars are minimal here (quite unexpectedly after the previous album), but there's an abundance of ambient, IDM, techno, and other "smart" electronica, sometimes bordering on white noise. Overall, the album can be roughly divided into two parts: music for a German club and music for floating. The faces of everyone who expected the band to cement their status as the new kings of intellectual rock here are beyond imagination. Many critics may consider Kid A practically the most important album of the 2000s, but I'd rather listen to The Bends several times over.
Hmwah....een of twee nummers leuk. Een hele cd iets minder. Ook veel verschil in " luistergemak"
malo bučan, dosta šizofren a ponajviše tužan zvuk
Kid A is hard to rate. Some bangers, some annoying stuff. This is like HiFi audio. Its weird. But i want to like it, but i dont _really_ like it. 3/5
So this is the famous Kid A. It wasn’t too bad but I feel like I’m even more depressed now so thanks for that. Solid album but I don’t know if it’s as amazing as it’s made out to be
This one was maybe a tad too experimental for me. Of all the Radiohead albums so far, this was is easily my least favorite. I don't want to say it's horrid outright. There's still some good songs sprinkled in here that I can appreciate. As a package, I just thought the first half really wasn't all that great. The second half was quite good though, so I'll leave this right in the middle rating-wise. Getting a teeny bit tired of the Radiohead at this point.
Very sleepy and ethereal….
Nice album, very sad songs, very sort of samey after about the 5th song, it's weird how this is sort of TikTok music now? I don't mind radiohead, but don't think i ever fully got them, its a good album but i'm not rushing to put it on again.
Great album
I guess I can't enjoy Radiohead as I used to anymore Still this album contains undeniable great songs, some others are just okay in my opinion
Album 60 Top 3 favorites off the album: Idioteque, Treefingers, Motion Picture Soundtrack It's Radiohead. I like Radiohead. The first album I listened to was A Moon Shaped Pool because it had just come out, and then I went to OK Computer. This feels like it bridges some of the stylistic gap well. Gotta be honest, though: I don't think it's all it's cracked up to be. That's not to discredit it being a good album. It's just that. Good. Not incredible. Not even life changing, really. It's a fine listen. There are other Radiohead albums I'd rather spend my time listening to than this one, and that's okay. Nobody panic. Unfortunately, I'm not well-versed enough in this to comment on better albums from around the same time. I'll take other people's suggestions.
a lot of songs viral on tiktok, never knew where they came from until now
Saved: How To Disappear Completely In Limbo Morning Bell Motion Picture Soundtrack
6/10 motion picture soundtrack är ju en BANGER Men resten var ändå okej/ ganska bra
Overall a good listen, liked the vibe and feel of it as a whole but nothing a lot of replays
Undeniably a classic, just kind of fell out of love with the band.
Good album but overrated and a bit of band self flagellation
I’d feel smarter if I was totally into Radiohead, but alas…
Love me some Radiohead. Not my favourite work from them.
6/10
Everthing in its Right Place
The first one on this list that I was familiar with. While I was never much of a Radiohead fan growing up, I have learned to appreciate them over the years. The first track on this album was on the Vanilla Sky soundtrack, so that was a very familiar beginning. The experimentation on this album is obvious, and I’m sure it was pretty divisive to their fans back in its time the same way Pink Floyd’s albums were sometimes.
Classic. I love Radiohead
Good album and marked a new direction for the band but I’m partial to the Bends and OK Computer
Fav: how to disappear completely 3/5
I guess I understand why it’s on the list, but just too slow/boring/experimental to be my thing.
Somewhat off-putting at times with his voice. Not my favorite RH album
Radiohead you could never make me like you. Okay, maybe a little. This wasnt bad, its super atmospheric and even a little soundscape-y at times. I do like how well everything flows together here and I gotta give them credit for making pretentious style music good.
I first heard it when it was new and my tastes couldn't handle it. I needed something more tuneful. Nowadays I appreciate it quite a bit more, but still find some of it a hard listen.
A bit slower than I would go for, and quite instrumental. Not something I would choose but it was decent/
3.5
3.0
Rate Radiohead later
This was the first album that Radiohead released that I didn't listen to having become a bit disinterested in the band following OK Computer. My review of this is going to be remarkably similar to my earlier review of In Rainbows though, in so much that it starts really well but I found the rest of it difficult to digest in just one sitting and that a single listen almost certainly doesn't do it justice! Gone is any semblance of the band that they were before which is of course simultaneously bold and alienating.
I certainly have a love/hate relationship with Radiohead. There are some songs on this album that are amazing and others are over the top pretentious.
6.0/10 - to be honest this was a struggle to enjoy except for a few tracks like everything in it's right place, how to disappear completely, and optimistic. The sound and landscape is great and really well produced. Definitely better Radiohead albums out there though.
Mid
A little too depressing but good
Me gustaron tres canciones, este álbum en especial no es mi favorito pero rescato la musicalidad que me encantó de “Motion picture Soundtrack”
Chill and vibey but not sure I fully get the hype
Típico disco de Radiohead deprimente. No le daré un 2 por ser Radiohead, pero estoy en un estado anímico en el que me repele esta música.
Heard before. Don’t love it.
Barely could finish
I like sm but I think it would be better instrumental
My rating is 3.3.
Some really cool stuff on this record, but I miss “The Bends” era Radiohead that was more of a real “rock” band. I’m all for experimentation and electronic sounds, just miss the edge and power of the band.
Nie wiem co mam myśleć. Pierwszy utwór mi się podobał, ale następne (aktualnie leci National anthem), już mniej. Za dużo się dzieje. Różne instrumenty muzyczne grające nieharmonijnie, wywołują jakiś chaos w mojej głowie. Trudno mi się skupić. Muzyka nie przystosowana do pracy.
Undercooked.
Need to listen again.
I know I said it before, but this album has such a Keane vibe. I loved this and will definitely listen to it again!
I liked this more than other Radiohead albums. It was a little more of a finished idea and some of the grooves were good. 3.5/5 Might listen again
Pretty good.