In Rainbows

For reasons known only to me I was a big early Radiohead fan in the Pablo Honey era then really went off them - even to the point where I was one of the few people at Glastonbury in 97 and 2003 not to see their seminal gigs. "In Rainbows" was the my first step back to reappraising them and realizing that i had been a dick - with "Reckoner" being one of my favourite tunes of all time (for some reason I think its about the Sopranos). Great album.

Here take my five, I am done with being depressed for today. Thank Radiohead

I unabashedly love this album. I remember when they released it as "pay what you want" -- which was unheard of at the time. I wasn't a huge Radiohead fan at the time, but I figured for a couple of bucks, why not? And then came that awesome opening to "15 Step." Moody, melodic, mysterious. And it's cool as hell that you can alternate tracks between this and OK Computer (skipping Fitter, Happier & Climbing up the Walls) and come up with a damned interesting playlist that crossfades perfectly. To wit: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/30MHTK5Je56cN8ug5R8jIy?si=28c712afc4c94909

I find the almost universal love/hate for Radiohead fascinating - especially this, surely one of their most accessible albums. I'm sure it demonstrates something about the way we process sound. Anyway, this album was free (or a few grand if you felt generous) so obviously gets five stars.

Radiohead get a 5 in my book every time.

Noter fra første lytning: Gåsehud efter 5 minutter. 1. Lytning var fin nok, men ikke overvældende. En umilbar 4er. --- Efter en lille uge med albummet er jeg glad for at det fik lidt ekstra tid. Jeg er vendt tilbage til det flere gange, og det fungere virkelig godt som både en aktiv lytning, og passiv baggrunds musik. Det får en 5er så jeg nemt kan finde tilbage til den igen. Men lige nu er det ikke den stærkeste 5er.

An exquisite album that still somehow gets better with every listen - the production is just so rich and detailed, and the songs worm their way into your soul. Ok Computer is still my favourite Radiohead album but this is probably the one I revisit the most

THE BEST ALBUM EVER MADE!!!

Very good album. I like most songs. Not sure if it’s an album I will go back to often, but I can understand why it is well received. Not sure if it’s #3 album ever per Rate Your Music.

the happiest radiohead album somehow heard jigsaw falling into places before 15 steps and bodysnacher is some other tracks good for me to dance to weird fishes makes me twirl around like a fish and has a tense ending there are beautiful moments like nude and depressing tracks like all i need and videotape they all goes extra hard for me 5/5

This album is a more more subtle, orchestrated Kid A for me. Loved it. Rich, vibrant soundscapes. I knew Weird Fishes and Jigsaw going into it. Was pleasantly surprised by the rest of it. I’m gonna try listening to it while alternating between it and OK Computer. Standouts: everything.

One of my faves

Amo este álbum. Cuando lo escuché de chico no me gustaba para nada, lo encontraba muy simple, pero luego le agarré mucho cariño. Las vocales de York únicas y las guitarras son inconfundibles, hermosos arpegios, una joya de álbum.

This is the (my) Perfect Album. Not the Radiohead album where you'd find another Creep or Karma Police - no "hits" here but this is a genuine album that works best when seen as a single work or Art, surpassing the attraction of single (even the best) song. The balance between conserving this coherence from start to finish, yet also having a unique sound signature to each song, is perfect. The soundscapes (no vanity solos here) strengthen the lyrics and the whole album feels very emotional in a warm very human sense. The lyrics are never cheap but also not so arty-farty that nobody actually understands them. Great balance, again. I especially like the way how the album is made so well musically (great breakbeats, guitar work etc.) yet flows so effortlessly. This is one of the few albums that I'd both call great art, and also just sounds amazing. 106 albums into the list, this is the first I'd give a 6 if I could. Genius.

i mean come on lol. imagine my shock when i discovered that radiohead are, in fact, just as good as everyone has always claimed. something i love about this album is that it’s not super guitar-focused—i LOVE how the bass and the drums get brought to fore in so many of the songs. it’s crazzzzyyyy that weird fishes is a human drummer (s/o phil) and not a drum machine how tf does he do that…and dear colin’s bass adds so much depth to the tracks, i like that his entry is often delayed so it’s really noticeable when the bass comes in and then the song kicks into gear. obviously i’m mad at thom and jonny so i don’t wanna talk about them but they are so good….weird fishes and all i need are some of thom’s best lyrics i think….fuck it actually the run from weird fishes to jigsaw is just absolutely gutwrenching unbearably beautiful. BLAH. fav tracks: all of them except bodysnatchers and videotape and sometimes nude. but depending on my mood i like those too.

Radiohead is unfortunately one of those bands where all the annoying people who insist that they’re geniuses are actually right. You hear about how they’re soooo amazing and revolutionary and genre-defying and genre-defining and you figure there’s no way they’re actually worth the hype and then one day you finally listen to them and you’re like Oh. However I’m happy to admit to the mistake of having not listened sooner because a) I would’ve been the most unbearable person on earth if I’d gotten into them as a teenager, and b) I get to benefit from hearing this beautiful eerie music whose complexity and detail always kind of blow my mind as if it’s the first time I’ve ever heard music. But like seriously how did they come up with all that though… *Best tracks: 15 Step, Weird Fishes / Arpeggi, Faust Arp, Reckoner, Jigsaw Falling Into Place*

pretty much the definition of a modern classic. played the hell out of this when it came out and it still sounds fresh. trop bien

"In Rainbows", do Radiohead, é um álbum sublime. É difícil colocar em palavras o quanto ele é impactante, o quanto ele é perfeito; sua sonoridade única, cheia de nuances e emoções que transcende qualquer descrição simples. Este trabalho representa o perfeito, ou mais próximo disso, com cada faixa oferecendo uma experiência sonora profunda. Sem dúvida, merece estar na lista dos 1001 álbuns que deveria ouvir antes de morrer.

i love this album so much, one of radioheads greatest

Scarily close to perfection. Radiohead have quite a few excellent concept albums but 'In Rainbows' is "just" an album and arguably does it better than anything else released in the 21st century. '15 Step' opens the record with a frenetic and slightly glitchy cut. This song is about as fiery as 'In Rainbows' gets but it certainly gets things rolling in style. Nude and Weird Fishes are two truly affecting gems, one of these on a record would more than suffice but to have these two back-to-back so early on in the piece is a real statement. The high standard carries through the rest of the way, too. 'All I Need' makes it three moving pieces of high-concept art in a row, while 'Reckoner' is a career highlight. There are very few "nits to pick", perhaps you could say that in terms of overall listening enjoyment, 'In Rainbows' is a bit front-loaded. The truth is, though, that even most of the songs on the b-side of this album are not easily forgotten. 'In Rainbows' is my pick (and many others are also of this opinion) for Radiohead's best. Overall Score: 9.4/10 Top 3: 1. Nude 2. Weird Fishes 3. Reckoner/15 Step - truly can't split them! Bottom 1: Faust Arp (a little short of being fully fleshed out)

One of the greatest

Perfect record. Listen to this straight through. Then the dissect podcast. Then the super album of this combined with ok computer. No notes.

Fantastic album from Radiohead and arguably the first of their “vibe” albums, which would become their signature sound as a band untethered from major label demands; under produced jazz like drum sounds, dry arpeggiated guitars in weird time signatures and Thom Torke’s reverbated smear picking out a vague but compelling narrative. If I have one complaint it is over the mixing and production choices, which I feel don’t always completely maximise the potential of the songwriting, but most of this is entirely deliberate to be fair to Radiohead; an intentional step away from both tidy rock anthems and cold electronica, and an embracing of a looser, more stripped down skifflish sound. So whilst In Rainbows lacks the focused songwriting muscle of OK Computer and the conceptual, muted beauty of Kid A, it comes a very respectable third in my Radiohead rankings.

Top 5 easy

Right now feels surreal. I think I should get some sleep. This album is pretty good though, so fundamentally different from OK Computer. So different but everything makes sense together. Peak minimalism. 100 emoji Fav Songs: Nude, Weird Fishes, Jigsaw Falling Into Place, Reckoner

5/5 weird change at midpoint of the album but we absolutely vibe with it

Took me a while to warm to this as my flatmate played it until I hated it. I have come to realise this is their greatest work. Saw Thom solo just 2 nights ago, what an absolute treat that was. Man has moves.

Fooking yes!!!!!!!

Pay-what-you-want is iconic and something that would not work anymore. I'm always down for more Radiohead. This is a solid 5*, especially on a rainy morning. Highlights: weird fishes/arpeggi, the rhythm of 15 step, bodysnatchers, jigsaw falling into place

no lo tenía tan escuchado y es EXCELENTE

es perfecto.

sublime

On most days my favorite Radiohead album. Bodysnatchers is bad, Faust Arp and Videotape are fine, but the remaining 7 songs are some of their best

The issue I have with Radiohead, is mostly the same issue I have with Tool and Rush. It's the fans who sing the gospel of their favourite band and won't listen to any dissenting voice. So I'll leave most of the review of this album to those who already came before this and have written entire paragraphs. And as much the fans annoy me and as much as Tom Yorke is a pretentious git, I must admit that this album is a masterpiece.

This is already my fave Radiohead album

One of my all time favorites

i overrated amnesiac here, should have given it a 4. with that said, this one is absolutely a 5, imo the best radiohead album, maybe drawing with okc. favorite tracks: nude, jigsaw, 15 step

好听

Great album! Love Thom's voice. It's so smooth and gorgeous. Who doesn't love some Radiohead?

i can’t even begin to describe how much i love this album and how special this album is to me like it’s so good i can’t even omg it’s insane how every single song on this album is just a banger after banger, the only one for me personally that i’ve never LOVED is house of cards but even then it’s still good, like it’s just phenomenal and addicting to listen to

Pre-listening thoughts: out of all the Radiohead albums, this is the one I am the most excited for by far. I have heard a few songs from it and I think it’s Radiohead at their most unique. Maybe I wouldn’t have quit my challenge a year ago if this was the Radiohead album that I got. But why is Radiohead our first repeat artist 😭😭 a) I thought it would be Bowie and b) I thought we would make it through 100 albums before getting a repeat artist Post/during listening thoughts: this is unlike any Radiohead that has come before or would come after. It toys with its time signatures, the instrumentation is so playful but also purposeful, Thom Yorke sounds decent??? It’s got a slight pop influence to it but it’s really got this dreamy rock sound and I kind of love it???? Am I a soy boy beta cuck for enjoying Radiohead twice 😭 9.5/10 (Radiohead will never see a full 10 from me. I have to have some dignity) DID I NEED TO HEAR THIS BEFORE I DIE: ????! Fav tracks: this might be a no skip album… oh no Least fav tracks:

Since The Bends, Radiohead albums have been near universally excellent. This is no exception and an easy 5.

goat

Me ha gustado que puedo decir, un gran álbum

No misses on this album. Loved 15 Step, Jigsaw Falling Into Place, and Videotape

One of the greatest of all time.

10/10

Yorke is a genius and you can't convince me otherwise

One of my favourite albums of all time. It's just fabulous.

Don’t know many Radiohead songs, although I am familiar. This was great right off the bat, ‘15 step’ grabs your interest with the unique time signature. Great production, great layering of sounds, ambiance.. really nice album! Certainly owe them a dive into their catalog - I’ve been missing out

oi voi voi voi. Kuuntelin kerran, ja sitten toisen kerran, ja ny oon kuunnellu tän viikonlopun aikana päästä päähän ainaki 6 kertaa. Tää vie mut täsmälleen siihen syvyyteen jossa tykkään olla, lyrisismi on niin kaunista ja outo ja melodiat…. Vittu mitkä melodiat!!!! Tää jää mulla varmasti yheks kanta-albumeita, rakastan muutenki radioheadii ja oon kuunnellu tän aiemminkin mut se ei iskeny yhtä kovaa ku ny…….. viis tähtee! Ei moitteita ei mitään!

An all-time favorite. One of the tightest albums I’ve ever heard in terms of both production and performance; so smooth, crisp, and clean. It’s not perfect—I can take or leave Faust Arp and even Videotape—but to me this is Radiohead near the top of their game, fusing the mope-rock of their 90s with the electronic experiments of their 2000s to excellent effect. Best song: Jigsaw Falling Into Place

Possibly their best album - love it

This album was absolutely brilliant It was moving and so atmospheric

9/10 - мой любимый у радиоголовы

Love the way this album weaves between minimalism and swelling rock songs. Videotape is the perfect closing song.

My favorite Radiohead album.

Literally my favorite album of all time. Every song is a 5/5 and they are even better together.

A favorite of mine

loved!

Nothing less than the best album ever recorded. And yes, I have listened to every album ever recorded.

I wouldnt say I’m much of a Radiohead fan I am however, an In Rainbows fan

Screaming crying throwing up This album changed my life when I first heard this age 17 I love Thom Yorke’s weird vocals 15 step #twilight Every song is 10/10 luv

Fabulous

Great album and vastly different from The Bends. It was a lot more upbeat and colorful, but also had some slower songs in there. 'Bodysnatchers' was a highlight for me. I also liked 'Jigsaws falling into place'.

A really good album, I liked 15 Step, Bodysnatchers, Nude and House of Cards.

It's good when a band release a 4* album... it's amazing when a band releases a 5* album... it's radiohead when radiohead release a radiohead album

rugluð bara

best radiohead album fr

Insanely good album with no skips, literally the first album to get me into rock (properly anyways) easily a 10 and Radiohead's best.

It's literally my favourite album ever. Funny that it was the first to come up

Was hating it on the car ride to work. Ended up letting it loop the entire work day. Fire. 5/5

Incredible, possibly their best album

its their best

good

Pretty cool to think that the greatest piece of music ever written didn’t come around until 2007. I'm kidding. But it does seem like most critics and wannabe music snobs routinely place this album in that category. I've read and reviewed so many top 100 lists over the years, and while there are plenty of albums that consistently show up, this record is probably my favorite among them all. It's not my personal favorite album of all time, but it’s definitely my favorite among the critics' picks, which earns it a pretty high spot on my all-time list.

Perfect

Radiohead just being Radiohead

If you didn’t give this 5 stars it’s probably just cause you’re not intelligent enough to understand Radiohead. Radiohead only makes music for smart people, if your not in Mensa dont even think about listening to Radiohead. I bet mozart is happy he was born in the 1800s cause if he was trying to make music while Radiohead was around he probably would’ve quit knowing he could never match the genius that is Radiohead

Easiest 5 I will likely give on this list...an absolute masterpiece.

Lovely album!

This is my favorite album.

different not too creepy

This is the first album recommended by this site to me. May be my most listened to radiohead album. It is great- but was hoping this site would lead me to new music? I mean, I will take a trip down memory lane.

I think this is my favorite Radiohead record. It’s moving, ethereal, melodic, beautifully composed. So many different moods captured throughout so many varied instrumentations. Each song is unique in its own right but makes this record truly whole. Glad I got to revisit this one.

I mean come on.

My cousin turned 16 the year this came out and told me she loved this album.

I was so excited to get this one! This was a big album for my teenage self - I can still remember the morning before the bell rang in high school where my friends and I breathlessly discussed the new Radiohead album that you could pay whatever you wanted for! Not every song is a perfect 5, but the album absolutely is. I was actually really surprised to see so many people complaining that everything sounded the same - Nude and All I Need are superficially similar slow songs, but 15 Step versus Jigsaw Falling Into Place? Totally different! There's a lot of variety here and a lot interesting things apparently happening on a music theory level that flew right over my head, but you don't need to understand time signatures to appreciate how cool some of these songs sound.

thinking back to how i used to be a total hater since radiohead was the hip, esoteric band that all the middle and high school music snobs i didn't like were into... i've since come around but it's still fun to make thom yorke jokes. anyway this album is great. there are some absolute bangers on here, and the other tracks are still cool, moody, evocative, or all of the above. i love that in rainbows was the first really notable example of the pay-what-you-want pricing structure that was unheard of in the music industry at the time and became huge for smaller labels and independent bands in the decade to come. radiohead sure are some top blokes, yeh? favorites: 15 step, weird fishes/arpeggi, all i need, jigsaw falling into place, videotape

Absolutely amazing album. Not a single bad song . Loved Nude, 15 step,Body snatchers,Jigsaw

Yes!

Top tier Radiohead

idk why radiohead likes making weird noises, but i like it

Beautiful, gloomy and lush as fuck. Hits in the feels every time.

I have as much of a sentimental attachment to In Rainbows as I could have for any of Radiohead's albums. I vividly remember when it was surprise released as a pay-what-you-want deal; I was a junior in high school, 16 years old, working at a movie theater, and a couple of slightly older co-workers were mind-blown. I was too, to a degree - I wasn't aware of any other artist having done anything like that before - but since they were huge fans, it impacted them especially hard. I don't think I had heard a full album of theirs yet; although I knew "Fake Plastic Trees", "High and Dry", and "Karma Police" and liked them all, most Radiohead fans I knew were so insufferable that it stopped me from exploring further. But this was such a unique event that it convinced me to "buy" it for free and dive in. I was surprised to find that I liked it pretty much immediately and without reservation! Even still, I only listened a handful of times before it kind of fell to the back of my mind. I revisited it every now and then throughout the years to try and rebel against my Radiohead-averse attitude, was always reminded of its greatness, and promptly put it in my back pocket again. Although I still have somewhat conflicting feelings on the band, I have very much gotten over that initial hesitancy and would say, overall, that I'm a fan, if not to the level that many are. And even though I enjoy all of their albums to varying degrees, In Rainbows is still my favorite. It's the perfect blend of all their rocking and electronic tendencies. Colin Greenwood and Philip Selway are personally the stars of the show for me; every groove, as well as their individual tones/sounds are out of this world. This one may continue to rise in my estimations; going 5 stars for the site. 4.5/5

Part The Strokes, part Nirvana, part Muse all packaged into the usual givings of Radiohead. Definitely an ambitious record where they took a huge gamble. 4.5/5

One of the all time greats, saw it live in Glasgow Green 2008

As a first album recommendation, it's nice. It's the type of music that focuses on instruments, and it hooked me from start to finish. The songs evoke different emotions in me. It's 4 a.m., and I'm inside the train on my way to work. This is the kind of music I would listen to if I want quietness but still like background music, and that's exactly where I am now. I have a lot of thoughts running through my head while listening to the album, but it's 5:43 a.m., and my brain's still foggy. I'll get back to this soon.

Just lovely

very beautiful very powerful

Pfff

This is one of my favorite late summer albums. I have this special category of music that fits perfectly this particular feeling you get during the last days of summer (late August - early September), when it's still sunny and beautiful but you get that its all coming to an end. There's this beautiful sunlight and nostalgic feeling, school/university is just behind the corner and the autumn is already seeping through. In Rainbows, not only among my personal top 3 Radiohead albums (no particular order, OKC and Kid A) is one of the strongest late summer albums. I love it and I can't imagine not listening to it every year.

One of my all time favorite albums. I was a HUGE Radiohead fan in high school. My friend lent me his copy of The Bends my freshman year and the rest was history. I was 16 when this came out, and for my 17th birthday my parents got me tickets to see them in concert on the In Rainbows tour. To this day it is one of the best gifts I have ever received. They didn't know Radiohead's music at all, they just knew that I was obsessed with them and somehow knew they were on tour and got me tickets, I was absolutely stunned. I bought a wall flag/fabric art at this show and it has been prominently displayed in every place I've lived since, so I think of this concert often. One of the most incredible live performances I've ever witnessed, and I feel so fortunate that I had the opportunity to be there.

*Radiohead fanboying intensifies*

It's really quite surprising how despite nearly all of my favorite bands growing up being Radiohead clones, I never really listened to Radiohead until my mid to late 20s

This may be the easiest 5 star I've had so far, as this is probably in my top 3 albums of all time. If that makes me a stereotypical music nerd, so be it.

Ah what a joy. I have gone off Radiohead in the past few years but this album is rock solid and beautiful. Sonic landscapes and actual songs embedded in them - weaving in and out of various emotions while still pumping and rocking throughout.

p915. 2007. 5 stars. Difficult to fault this, great songs, great vocals, great production. Not a weak track on this.

Literally the best ever

beautiful album, this and kid a are tied as my favorite radiohead album. i wish faust arp and videotape werent on the album because, while they arent bad, they arent on the same level as the rest of the songs here. 9/10

Fucking biblical!

I just love Radiohead. This album just strengthens my opinion. It didn't bore me at all. Nearly all of the songs were amazing. I'm probably biased but I don't care. 5 stars for "In Rainbows".

I'd struggled to get into Radiohead before, but this album is just so good that I think I finally understand what all the fuss is about; sensational stuff.

Would give 6 stars if it was an option

This is the other album that competes for my #1 of all time spot. It gets better the more I listen to it.

Remember how groundbreaking this was when released? How seeing Radiohead on this tour is still one of my all time favourite shows. I can’t not 5/5

chill

this is one of the 5 albums i specifically wanted. jigsaw falling into place is one of the best songs i've ever heard, weird fishes / arpeggi too. easiest 5 stars so far

Radiohead’s Ed O’Brien said in 2008, “I never felt we were one of the great bands, up there with The Smiths or R.E.M. In my view, we’ve made three really good records The Bends, OK Computer and Kid A. What we needed was another great record just to seal it.” In Rainbows sealed it. For many, this album would be the bedrock of an argument for 2007 as the greatest year for indie rock. They’d have a strong case there. In his book This Isn’t Happening, Steven Hyden claims In Rainbows is the most beloved album in the Radiohead catalogue, even more than OK Computer and Kid A. That was published in 2020 and it’s become even more true in the ensuing years. In Rainbows didn’t have the kind of monumental career-making impact of OK Computer, or the prophetic, monolithic reputation of the genre-morphing Kid A. But it is arguably the most gorgeous collection of songs Radiohead ever released—each one taps into something deeply human and universal, without ever clearly being about anything specific. Yorke described the lyrics as based on “that anonymous fear thing, sitting in traffic, thinking, ‘I’m sure I’m supposed to be doing something else’…It’s similar to OK Computer in a way. It’s much more terrifying.” I’m not sure the manner in which In Rainbows was released has any influence on how the music is perceived today, but at the time it cast a wide shadow. Radiohead were not the first artist to release their music online as a pay-what-you-want download—Jeff Rosenstock, for one, already had been doing it for a while—but they were the biggest. The degree to which this choice influenced the way we think about and value music today, or whether it played a role in ushering in the streaming era is entirely up for debate. In my opinion, if it wasn’t Radiohead, it would’ve been some other major established musician. What I am sure of is that there is nothing else quite like In Rainbows in the history of rock music, and it will stand the test of time.

if not the best, at least *the* platonic, Radiohead album.

Big Radiohead fan and love this album!

hell yea

It's hard to find fault with this album. The atmosphere is very good, each song really just sucks you in. My only complaint is that his voice sounds a bit weak when he sings high on this album, but besides that I think it's just swell. Although Radiohead is one of the most "Reddit" bands of all time they still have plenty of stuff I enjoy. I listened to "All I Need" a lot this weekend, very nice

I’m officially no longer a Radiohead hater, and it’s all because of this gorgina album full of weird time signatures and dynamics as powerful as hymnals. Thank you all. Your love has broken the curse and freed my soul. I’ll never have to kill again 🌸💖🌼🧚🏻‍♀️🥰

Brilliant

Haha. Geoff is gonna hate me. I love Radiohead. This is a top five album of theirs. Largely mellow, love the downtempo, electronic, depressing, introspective nature of the album. I remember when it came out you could “pay what you want.” As a twenty-year old [metaphorical] punk, I was elated to get music for free [without stealing it]. The bootlegged downloadable versions were glitchy, out of sequence, too long, named incorrectly… I suspect the lads just said, “Fuck it. They’ll just take it anyway. Let’s let those who have money/a guilty conscience pay what they want for it. Better than nothing.” TIL: Napster’s reign of terror was only June 1999-July 2001, barely two years. I knew this album was after, but I cannot recall which software was popular at the time. Limewire/Soulseek? Dunno. It was crap.

Great atmosphere, beautifully weird, I love it...

I read the lyrics to 15 step while listening for the first time and that is not at all what I thought he was saying

quizás el disco más solido y consistente de toda la discografía de Radiohead, todas las canciones fluyen muy bien, y tiene un sonido que deja la vara alta para la música de estos estilos. 10/10

Album hard, las reviews son en español de ahora en adelante ya que la mayoria estan en ingles. Puntos fuertes: Buen ciclo de canciones, en ningun momento llega a una meseta, se alternan temas de alta energia con otros que tienen menos. En especial me gustan las canciones en las que Thom realiza voces de fondo con mucho reverb, como las de "reckoner" "nude" o en "house of cards", en el otro lado estan canciones como "bodysnatchers", "15 step" o "jigsaw" donde brilla el lado mas rock de la banda pero sin olvidar lo que los hace radiohead. De la nada digo que me encanta la percusión no se si es programada, de "videotape". He escuchado todos los discos de la banda a excepción del "A moon shaped pool" hasta ahora este disco, el "hail to the thief" y el "ok computer" son los que mas me gustan.

Crazy how many perfect albums Radiohead can create that are all so different. This is the one I listened to the day of came out, so it has a special place in my heart.

One of the best albums of all time ever. Where do you start to describe this? Not sure I can do it justice really. It is beautiful, emotional and intoxicating. Thom Yorkes falsettos are just dreamy throughout with some unbelievable harmonies. The album jumps from full on to subtle. To think they just gave this masterpiece to the world for free and said pay us how much you want only if you want. The biggest ‘fuck you’ to piracy and leaks and commercialism. Can’t pick a favourite track. It’s all 💯

While every Radiohead album is at least good, "In Rainbows" is the last of Radiohead's great albums. It doesn't quite hit the highs of "OK Computer", but nothing the band has released since has equaled or surpassed "In Rainbows". Every song flows very well together ending with the somber, but comforting "Videotape".

Do yourself a favor, and listen to this album in its entirety, with no interruptions. To me, it feels warm, personal and bittersweet, without ever falling into excessive sentimentality. It has quickly become one of my favorite albums

Goated

It’s hard to find any fault with this album. I don’t really connect with Radiohead like I probably should but recognize their musical craftsmanship.

Amazing

5/5 This collection of unique and often weird songs is a masterpiece. Thom's voice still feels so raw, fresh and new, to lead each song, and the minimal yet meaningful and poetic lyrics cut through each instrumental with impact. The production itself is carefully layered and beautiful without feeling overdone and losing the essence of each song. The refusal to stick with a section for too long before changing the mood makes this such an enjoyable experience. In fact the weakest songs 15 Step and Videotape which bookend the album are the most repetitive and least interesting musically. But the strength of the middle section makes this an exceptional recording. 15 Step 4/5 (LEAST FAV) Bodysnatchers 4.5/5 Nude 5/5 Weird Fishes/ Arpeggi 5/5 All I Need 5/5 Faust Arp 5/5 (FAV) Reckoner 5/5 House Of Cards 4.5/5 Jigsaw Falling Into Place 4.5/5 Videotape 4/5

Even better than OK Computer.

Some of the best and most interesting and captivating music ever recorded. I don't listen to it often because I find it requires so much attention. The first track is awesome and unique to radiohead. The closing track video tape is one of my favorites of all time. A remis is used for one of my favorite kendama videos of all time and I find it incredibly emotional and even transcendental. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LI9bbb372y8 It's the type of music that radiohead makes and they're the best at making it. This thing is so cohesive and abstract and emotional, and the suprising part is that it is so accessible. I think someone who wants to dig into the music would prefer a different radiohead album but this is the kind of album that sends a generation of alt,indy heads down that pipeline.

This is my favorite of the 3 Radiohead albums we've had so far.

Great album with an great flow

So, like most albums from Radiohead, I think you’ll get the best listening experience by listening to it on headphones or earbuds. In this case, you’ll be able to hear different elements of the track in a more multi-dimensional layered soundscape. I’ll point out the opening track “15 Step.” It begins with some vocals, then you hear some rhythmic guitar work. From there, you get some electronic beats and the track builds. The rhythmic guitar feels like it was unearthed from a dusty vinyl collection, looped and layered to create a rustic, vintage foundation. From there, Radiohead overlays clean, polished production of more modern sounds. This approach really adds a lot of depth and texture that blends nostalgic and modern elements seamlessly. Now, this is just one example, but the album is filled with multiple layers where each layer feels like it was created and produced separately.

Masterpiece

Great diversion from the music I typically listen to. I highly recommend this album.

absolute genius.

One of the best albums ever made!

Wegen Schönheit 5 Punkte.

so good so awesome I just love this Album

one the best albums ever

Absolutely brilliant. If you haven't listened to this band I suggest you do. Slight hints of U2 on some tracks I thought.

This is it, this is what all other Radiohead albums were building towards, almost like a season finale. Obviously we've gotten albums past this one, but this really feels like the culmination of what everything they had done before was forming into. There's more rock heavy tracks blended with more ethereal tracks, all with fantastic percussion that keeps the pace of the album up, even in the more solemn moments. The guitars and other strings are fantastic, Yorke sounds finally content with life, rather than seemingly relatively whiney, and it just feels like such a relaxed, Summer-y album (by Radiohead standards) that can still work on a cold, dark, Winter night. This is amazing, and the fact you could pay whatever you wanted to listen to this back when it released? Insane.

#241. I know most people like Kid A, but I think this is Radiohead's best album. I could listen to this everyday, probably. 5/5: excellent

It’s perfect. It’s my favourite album of all time. I can’t add a thing.

I was feeling depressed today so I was looking forward to this album! It did the trick ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ what a fun time

It's a Radiohead album for sure

loved it

Six stars

i mean it really is stunning, and just so beautiful. at the start its like this sprawling chaos of beauty that can be kinda hard to take in in a weird way, but by the time it ends it fits perfectly. it really does fall into place. and the ending is honestly breathtaking, having such a quiet but powerful song to close an album so spacious is perfect, it ties the explosiveness of the emotion with the intimacy. and by god this album is intimate. i crawl into it like a bed and lay under the covers warm. i love it. i really do.

One of the best albums of the 2000's

Beautiful album 🤲🏾

Well, I finally got my favourite album of all time by my favourite band of all time. I've listened to this album countless times and none of the tracks ever get old for me. I think there's been a point where each of the ten songs has been my favourite. I have literally no negative criticism towards this, it's just the best. Fav songs: All of them

Classic

Incredible

Probably my favourite Radiohead album. Had a good knowledge of the majority of songs before but great to listen to it all the way through. Thom Yorke just always hitting the spot with that voice !!!!

i've listened to this album COUNTLESS times i love radiohead so much they're one of my favourite bands ever. 15 step is playing as i write this and i am dancing in bio while tryna work on my project worth 10% of my grade :D anyways my favourite tracks are probably 15 step, faust arp, and jigsaw falling into place. i don't even need to listen to this album again to rate it but i will just for funs. 5 stars this is one of my fav albums.

Amazing album... one of the best. Easily a 4.5

This is my fave Radiohead album, but there are others that will get this same rating for sure. This album vibes throughout and there isn’t anything on this album that shouldn’t be.

I ended up favoriting 8 of the 10 songs on this record and prob could have favorited the others. Super solid top to bottom. Easy 5*. 4.5/5

Couldn’t hit 5 fast enough. One of my favorite albums.

Yeaa, this album was awesome. I liked it significantly more than Kid A. A number of indie classics here that I hear fairly often, as well as some that were new to me. My favorites are 15 Step, Bodysnatchers, Faust Arp, and Jigsaw Falling into Place.

WOOOOOOOO!!!!! Every note of this record is stitched into my soul. This is the best live band in the world. They dominated modern music for a solid 20 years. This album is a feast. Perfect. Beautiful. Heartbreaking. Stunning. Innovative. Still! This was released 17 years ago and still feels new.

Really love the fact that this album is accessible and experimental all at the same time. Incredible album by an extremely creative band

Recently fallen in love with this albums. Just as beautiful as Kid, Amnesiac, OK Computer, and the Bends. 15 Steps, Bodysnatchers, Videotape, Weird Fishes/Arpeggi are all great tracks. 5/5!

Really impressive

I'm not a big Radiohead fan, but I remember the debut of this album & all the buzz surrounding it. It's really damned good, beautifully crafted, and timeless.

Es el album más precioso e intimo que he escuchado en mi vida. Genuinamente desde que escuche In Rainbows por primera vez recuerdo sentirme tan vulnerable y en contacto con emociones que había olvidado. El cello al inicio de "Nude" me deja la piel de gallina cada vez que lo escucho. Simplemente arte; One of the greatest albums of all time. 10/10.

10/10 mejor que el sexo

01) 15 Step - 9,0 02) Bodysnatchers - 9,5 03) Nude - 10,0 04) Weird Fishes/Arpeggi - 9,0 05) All I Need - 9,5 06) Faust Arp - 8,0 07) Reckoner - 10,0 08) House of Cards - 9,5 09) Jigsaw Falling into Place - 10,0 10) Videotape - 9,0 TOTAL: 9,35 (94/100) This is my third Radiohead album and while "OK Computer" was sure shot five-star material, I was surprised by "Amnesiac" and its five stars. So, I was asking myself how many listens would take for "In Rainbows", because the album didn't click with me back in 2007., just like "Amnesiac" didn't a few years earlier. Jigsaw fell into place after the second listening, and after listening to "Nude" for the second time, (going from 8,0 to 10,0!) I knew this would deserve top marks from me. "Reckoner", "Nude", "Jigsaw..." and "All I Need" are my favorites.

Great start to this list. I have listened to this album many times and I’m about to add another listen.

I was already a fan of this band by the time this album came out, and I remember it striking me as somewhat of a departure from the electronic-oriented Amnesiac/Hail to the Thief releases. More like a return to stuff like The Bends but with enough influence from their recent history to sound unique. Honestly this album for me is the most re-listenable one in their catalog and I was delighted to listen again for this app. I had forgotten the marketing around this album and it's "pay what you like" model. They never did that again, and in the end music seems commoditized to death by Apple, Spotify, etc, so maybe it unfortunately played into their hands.

RAHHHH RADIOHEAD 5/5

EXCELLENT, a masterpiece, love it love it love it love it

YEP, I'M BASIC. I LOVE RADIOHEAD. SO WHAT?

Cool nerds make music Pretty, artsy, yet badass Dance, chill, it all works

My favorite Radiohead album. The most diverse yet catchy and also soul-crushing work they ever had. Oh, and also it melds into OK Computer perfectly if you order each song from each album one-for-one? Yeah, nuts. These guys are geniuses.

I have heard this album before, but listening to it again all the way through offered a new perspective. There is a reason In Rainbows is so revered; seriously a significant landmark in the discography, blending drum machines and such analog guitar. Bass is ever present, and falling all over the place. Feels like a bunch of cinderblocks wrapped in a fuzzy blanket.

Aunque no conocía la mayoría de las canciones, Radiohead es siempre PERFECTO.

Fantastic album. It starts off great but to me, really jumps to another level in the second half with some absolutely beautiful music. Reckoner is the standout track. It's one of the best not just in Radiohead's catalog but amongst the best things I've heard so far in this journey through 1001 albums.

I really do love some songs on this album: weird fishes, jigsaw falling into place, reckoner, house of cards, all I need. 4.5/5

Haunting. Beautiful. Bold. Soft. It's so hard to describe the range of this album. By far my favorite Radiohead album if not one of my favorites of all time.

It's rare to say this, but what an incredibly beautiful album. One of my favourites despite rinsing it dry after spending £1 as a poor student on it when they released it initially as pay-what-you-want on the internet (remember those times?). Every song hits you in different ways at different times. Videotape might be one of the most chilling album endings ever. A very very welcome response to Hail to the Thief, which was imo their poorest since Pablo Honey and signs they were falling away a bit. It's a shame they've never hit the lofty heights of In Rainbows since then, but if this is indeed their last 5* album of their career then what a bloody great run they had.

I know this one well enough that I don’t need to listen today, but I still will. You may recall this was the famous “pay what you want” album. I think I paid $10 when it came out, when I was a broke law student. Highlights: everything except Faust Arp, which isn’t even bad, it just doesn’t meet the standard set by everything else here, IMO. Please play Videotape at my funeral. Thanks, bye.

Incredible album. Crazy they were that deep into their careers and could make something that can rival their bests in Ok Computer and Kid A.

I downloaded this when it was offered free to the public. My 2nd favorite Radiohead album. A classic in my books.

Just a perfect latin jazz album. It's fun, upbeat, the solos are great and has some great vocals (whoever does the female vocals on "Veinte Anos" does a great job). I can't find anything really wrong with it and reading through my 5 stars I think this just squeezes into the lower end of the scale. Maybe it is that the genre is quite different from what I normally listen to but all the songs are good and I've listened to it all weekend.

Top 10 albums of all time

Amazing work, very catchy beats and yet very technically arranged (weird time signatures etc) aongs

Great album, always a good listen.

just a freaking 10/10 album. One of my all-timers and puts Radiohead into the god level.

Babys got the bends oh no I loved it. Best song is bodysnathers 15 step has goofy sound effects though

Radiohead is one of my all time favorite bands. They love pushing the envelope and don’t mind reinventing themselves as they so feel. This album is one of my favorites because it’s a return to guitar driven music with the infusion of riffs and jazz influences.

I have listened to this once before but very passively. Exciting! This simply reminded me why I LOVE Radiohead. Another fantastically written, performed and produced album.

One of the GOATs. Absolute artistic masterpiece on a level with few others. The emotion, the technicality and timing, the pure brilliance from front to back. Also, Reckoner. Nuff said.

This is officially their best

I was on the fence about this one, if I could give 4.5 I would. It isn’t my favourite Radiohead album and it’s not where I’d start if I wanted to get into them as the earlier stuff is a bit more accessible. However, after listening to it twice yesterday, it’s bloody good stuff. Merges the more conventional elements of the early stuff with the more abstract experimental albums they’ve done post-90s. So I think even as a very basic-bitch fan that prefers the early stuff, I’ve got to give a 5. Simpsons: Looks like Creep was played in a episode.

This is really beautiful music. I've gotten a lot of appreciation for this band through the 1001. I had never really listened to Radiohead before. I did get to listen to this album at a Dead & Co show in Boulder summer 2023 and really enjoyed it, they played it during a lengthy break, and made a mental note that I had to check it out, but hadn't done so until today.

My favorite album from probably my favorite band - incredible songs and a overall sound. Reckoner is one of my favorite songs ever

It’s unbelievable. Rare album that sounds like absolutely nothing else of the era. Like no one even bothered trying to copy it. And I very much remember the attention around the release. Groundbreaking for that release alone. Perfect front-to-back music is a bonus. The percussion and drumming is filthy. I always had this perception of In Rainbows as a softer affair, but Radiohead rocks as hard as ever on a few of these.

Got spoiled by this album, really early. I was the sophomore kid in 2007 who Googled "what are the best bands?" and found a forum of very annoying people arguing whether it's The Beatles or Radiohead. Which of the two? There were no other options discussed! Obviously. How can a group of people be so wrong and... weirdly kind of right... at the same time?? That forum has set me up for decades of disappointment, as I realize that yes, Kid A is a real diamond in the rough, even if it was the second album I listened through in full. What a weird entry point to music. Now, at 32, I am many years into atoning for my early mis-steps, and this list is part of that. But... In Rainbows is genuinely, genuinely still stunning. They manage to get so much right, even as it's a fairly radical departure for the band that waited 15 years to make an album like this. It's much better that they waited. So much songwriting, production maturity in every decision they make. A familiar Radiohead and yet still so, so very strange. This really feels like the best thing that Radiohead could have put out in 2007. You know the old saying, that the great artists always seem to try to re-create some of their earliest, great works over and over. They continue to come back to the place where things started, and try to approach it again. That's what this album feels like. It's a homecoming for Radiohead, after a loooooong journey abroad. Nothing more to say! I LOVE this album. 5/5

Another great Radiohead album. I wasn't as familiar with this one as earlier works, but I quickly liked 6 of the tracks, and would probably like more with additional listens.

I'm not thrilled to have the same taste as the lady who wrote Twilight, but what are you gonna do?

No brainer. I feeling of joy comes over me when listening to this. Sublime

Loved it. My first experience with Radiohead, I know "ok computer" is the most acclaimed but I guess I'll just wait for it to appear here. Amazing!

Interesting and musical

94/100

Love this album!

All time classic. Probably the Radiohead that I’ve listened to the most. It is fun to make fun of thom’s voice in Reconer because he sounds like the old man character in family guy “do ya like popcicles?”. Love all of these tracks. I think jigsaw and weird fishes are my fav tracks. Timeless

Perfection

Nude, weird fishes, reckoner, and jigsaw are songs where Radiohead is at their absolute peak. This might be the groups best album but, people can be reluctant to compare it to ok computer - another monolith of an album. What I love most about this album is their softer touch on most of the songs which keep me submerged in a dream like atmosphere.

It’s taken 30 years but Radiohead have finally got me. This is textured, creative music that structurally builds, layers and crescendos. Sublime post rock that is well worth another listen, possible several.

Radiohead may be the most influential band in the world. They started as an alt rock/pop band, but they have moved far beyond that. They make music that is outside of any genre but their own. In Rainbows may be the band at the height of their power. These songs have a simple sound, that is build of complex, beautiful arrangements. They creates tapestries of guitar rock, with synthesizers rich rhythms. A rare band that is far, far bigger than the sum of their very talented parts...

15 step, Nude, All I need are the soundtrack of my 17. I didn’t know yet how lucky I was. This music saved me)

Difficult to describe how importantly interesting this album was when it came out. Radiohead just released it. Pay as much as you want. Download a high quality copy from their site. It was nuts. I love this album on top of that. It was super well put together and holds up 17 years later.

joya

Really like this album

Might be my favourite Radiohead album. Love the 'from the basement' session they did on it

Fancy free music

(re)watched from the basement live version, plus 3x listen during morning. not my favorite Radiohead but it's up there. 4.8/5

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excellent album, does Radiohead have a bad album? this one in particular is reminiscent of high school. That classic downtempo psych rock sound Radiohead has been come to be known for. Always worth a listen

This went from "a Radiohead album I kind of like" to "one of their three best" over the past several years, for me at least. Its really good, and I still remember the entire "pay what you want" process when it came out. They really never miss.

Probably my favorite Radiohead album. I remember when this came out and it felt like such a fresh sound.

So good!

Every Radiohead album since OK Computer has been absolutely amazing. This isn't my favorite, but it's still in a class of its own. I think every single Radiohead album except Pablo Honey is a 10/10. I love Pablo Honey, but it's not in the same league as everything after it. In Rainbows has some of the cleanest, most satisfying production I've ever heard. The "In the Basement" live version of this album is so, so much better than the studio version.

This is a masterpiece simply „all i Need” one of my favorite tracks

Love this. Moody and melodic. Its not my favorite Radiohead album but I put it on regularly as mood music to work to.

Five

Top tier album Bodysnatchers guitar makes me happy :)

5 every day and twice on Sundays. One of their best 3 albums all of which are unquestionable 5 stars.

Loved it, such a classic

Just beautiful sounds, dancing in my head. Spectrums of sound are conveyed in harmony through each and every track. One of my all times

God I love this album. Gets better with every listen. Nude is up there with the best songs ever. Thom’s voice makes me wanna cry. Jigsaw and weird fishes have amazing instrumental builds that are classic Radiohead.

Perfect album!

It’s about time I got to this album. One of my favorite Radiohead albums and one of the best albums ever. I’ve listened to this album dozens of times and it will always be great. Definitely biased on this one but there’s so much that this album does well. Both discs are solid and I’ll continue to listen to this for years. 9.8/10

perfecto.

One of their best. A true 5 star album.

Amazing band. Amazing album

This is one of my all time favourite albums, by one of my all time favourite bands. Love it every time I listen to it. Which is fairly often to begin with.

A long time favorite. Did the concert.

One of my favorite Radiohead albums.

one of the greatest albums of all time

Simply beautiful, especially Videotape. I do like OK Computer more, but this is certainly a close second.

That’s an instant 5. I have said before that the most important thing an album can do is to make you feel something, and… this album made me feel a lot of things. To some ears, I can understand it; occasionally, there is an incredible repetition in the soundscape that lingers on for a bit too long, and for those ears, that’s the sort of thing that takes them out of being engaged. For my money, though, there was not a dull moment in this album – I think almost every track here pulled me into its mood and its lyrics, and that is a testament to the amount of detail and effort poured into this entire album, whether it’s from Thom Yorke’s vocals, the incredible guitar & drums, or just the mixing that made everything stand out that much more. Just a fabulous, fabulous record.

They released this album with a "pay what you want" model when piracy was hitting it's golden days. Kind of cool. This album took me years to get but I think it's incredible

Radiohead - In Rainbows This is my favorite Radiohead album. It's the album that pulled me into the Radiohead galaxy. From the opening notes on 15 Step to end it's got a heavier sound. My favorite taco on here is Jigsaw Falling into Place. Ok Computer might be their more famous album, but In Rainbows will always hold a special place in heart. 5/5

I didn't love this as much as other Radiohead albums on release, but it's grown on me over the years. I think the less focus on guitars put me off at first, but the songs themselves are just great.

Love this album. One of Radiohead's best.

Very nice I like Tom bjork

One of the best of their best. Perhaps it's an answer to the question of what's The One Radiohead album to listen to, if you could only pick one to explain this band.

Impressionante, 10/10. Eu precisava ouvir esse álbum alguma hora e eu tô Mt feliz que foi agora, todas as músicas são incríveis, complexamente pensadas, em todas as partes, as linhas de baixo são incríveis, a bateria eh única e inovadora, a voz eh insana, eh linda, eh tão melódica que não tem como não cantar junto. Msm músicas onde parece que tem uma base bem simples, como Faust arp, impressionam de uma maneira ou outra, essa impressionando pela quebra de tempo e sua progressão de acordes inusitada, dissonante e linda. Weird fishes eh incrível e eu amo a bateria, não teria como melhorar essa música. Músicas como all i need, nude, jigsaw falling into places, fazem jus ao amor que as pessoas tem por esse álbum, icônicas e lindas.

Outstanding.

Perfection, and a new way of connecting with fans (when it was first released, anyway) means it could never be less than 5 - even if they weren't one of my all-time favourite artists. Some of their best songs on this record, but which have not had quite the same exposure as the bigger hits. "Nude" is a particular highlight

One of the best albums of all time

I just listened to this album a couple times prior to it showing up on my list. One of my favorite albums of all times. 5/5

One of my favorite albums of all time. In Rainbows is often times my favorite Radiohead album, which is also sometimes OK Computer, sometimes Kid A, sometimes The Bends. This was the first new Radiohead album for me after I had become a fan of the band, and it’s easily one of my few favorite albums from this century. Every track is outstanding in its own way, but my favorites are Bodysnatchers, Nude (what a vocal performance), Reckoner, Weird Fishes, House of Cards, and Jigsaw Falling Into Place. Also All I need. 15 Steps is a brilliant opener. Ahhh! On this listen I learned that Weird Fishes is not called Weird Flashes which I thought is what he said the first 1000 times I listened to this record.

Great album

Hell yeah

Greatest album of all time

radiohead’s most beautiful record ! lovely arrangements by jonny on reckoner

Gna be listening to this one againx2 for a while after.

Yeah. This is a total masterpiece. Really incredible, as close to a perfect album you can get.

I guess I’m turning into a Radiohead freak. I can’t say there’s a bad song on this. Such a great album to just vibe to. 5/5

Finally

It's the best arrangements, the most beautiful guitars, the most beautiful drums, the highest quality mixing and the most awesome mastering. I can't classify myself as a Radiohead fan. I don't really like Thom Yorke's timbre and manner, but the music they make in its totality is beautiful, original and very interesting. Special mention must be made of the air and quality with which one hears every nuance and every instrument on the recording. My hat's off to them.

Radiohead goes harder than I thought/remember them going. I really love the the electronics and post production instruments are used to enhance what was already there, rather than be the focal point of the music. Definitely some certified bangers on the album. No real low moments at all during the album, but it's lacking a wow factor for me.

GOAT BEST ALBUM EVER JIGSAWWWW FALLING INTO PLACEE

I love this album. It was changing the game from the day it came out when you could oh whatever you wanted for it. I have loved it ever since.

Superb.

So I've been a big Radiohead fan for about 2 years now, and I swear this album gets just a little bit better every single time I listen to it. This alvum perfectly represents what a typical Radiohead album sounds like, and I love everything about that. The 2 opening tracks "15 Step" and "Bodysnatchers" have such a sense of urgency, before "Nude" comes on and changes the pace completely. I love the way they seemlessly blend pianos woth guitars, making for that signature Radiohead sound. I get that some people might find Thom's voice a bit whiny, but for some reason I love it. He has such a versatile voice that can sound annoying when he wants it to, but can also be used to deliver such emotive performances.

I can't believe I've never gone to listen to radiohead's music even though I know its exactly the kind of music I love.

Meh

All Time Classic 👌🏻

Very good and took me through every emotion. I liked especially that one song would be banging on the drums and the next would be a slower down melody.

No words needed!

How dare they invent bandcamp

In Rainbows by Radiohead is a captivating album that showcases the band's musical prowess and innovation. The seamless fusion of electronic and rock elements, coupled with Thom Yorke's distinctive vocals, creates a dynamic and engaging listening experience. The tracklist, ranging from the haunting Nude to the experimental 15 Step, demonstrates Radiohead's versatility. Beyond the music, the album's unique pay-what-you-want release strategy challenged industry norms. In Rainbows remains a significant and influential work, standing as a testament to Radiohead's creative brilliance and enduring impact. NUMBER OF BANGERS - 6 STAND OUT TARCK - Jigsaw Falling Into Place

First Radiohead album I loved and listened all the way through. Should have released this one first

Best

This album is always a Jigsaw Falling Into Place for me. It’s All I Need.

No skips. On heavy rotation this weekend. I can see why this is considered one of their best albums. Very great album

10/10

what more can be said about this one. It does the most while sounding like the least, it's filled with beauty but also determination. So calculated yet so free

This was the beautiful dreamy downbeat psychedelic vibe I was exactly looking for this morning. So much love for Radiohead. 5* absolutely, will be buying the vinyl and returning frequently, faves (for now, after just the first pass) include 15 Step, Nude, Weird fishes, and Videotape. Phenomenal.

Classic!!! 5 for sure.

Amazing. One of the best albums ever (had listened to it prior to this but still). Radiohead are geniuses.

Easy to understand why this record was lauded as one of the best in the 21st century and won many awards. There is a warmth to songs that don't necessarily reflect the lyrics.

This album while not as varied as previous ones is extremely beautiful and emotionally rich. Only dips on the last song but everything before it is worth listening.

4.6 - Radiohead’s last great album, I wouldn’t rank this as high as OK Computer or Kid A, but great. Favorite tracks: Reckoner, Jigsaw, Weird Fishes, Bodysnatchers, Videotape.

Fantastic album - I forgot how much I love Radiohead. Bodysnatchers really brings it