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Radiohead's last truly great album, and depending on my mood, might edge out OK Computer or Kid A as my favourite. Nude->Weird Fishes->All I Need alone might be one of the best stretches they've ever done. There's arguably nothing innovative here, but there's not a bad song on here (and that goes for the bonus tracks on Disc 2 as well.) It's meticulously mixed and produced, sounding warm and dynamic and organic, the flourishes perfectly balanced. The songs themselves are diverse but strangely cohesive, with some of Thom's most beautiful vocals and less alienating, more-relatable lyrics. There's something oddly comforting about this one. A very easy 5/5.
Ik had om een of andere hogere verwachtingen van Radiohead
It was too quiet for me.
Was familiar with Radiohead but had never listened to this album. I enjoyed it. Favourite song on first listen was Jigsaw Falling into Place.
Pretty slow, soft, and synthy. Can’t really tell what they’re saying but doesn’t sound like anything ground breaking. Not every song can have the emotional impact of Creep but cest la vie. Very 2007.
Such a good album I always enjoy Radiohead
Enough of Radiohead. Didn't listen.
I mean.....what is there to say? Maybe Radiohead found some sort of artifact that made them pinpoint every song off this album, maybe they asked some higher power to help them. Either way, flawless album dude, straight to the point every song. 10/10
no es mi estilo pero tiene canciones que me gustan, destacando All I Need, Reckoner y Jigsaw Falling into Place
pretty good, fav was bodysnatchers
Sometimes, there’s an album you’ve heard so many times that listening to it feels like background music now. That’s basically how this went. I don’t think this is a straight 10 as a lot of people do, more like a 9.5. But I’m gonna round it up anyway and give it that anyway because A. It has Jigsaw Falling Into Place which is already my 2nd favorite song ever recorded and B. It’s In Rainbows (10/10, 5/5 on this scale)
Kinda a nothing album for me. I've listened to some Radiohead before and this album was very dull in comparison.
Favourite is bodysnatchers. More upbeat vibe. Enjoyed reckoner as it bizarrely reminds me of to all of you (American girls).
Rv/G
Ya lo escuché y tiene algunas de mis canciones favoritas like ever. all i need, nude, jigsaw falling into place. perfect album i wish i had it on cd
I'm surprised I didn't hate this. His voice is still painful to listen to buy the music behind the singing was pretty good.
Masterpiece!!
3.5
Видатний альбом. Серед моїх знайомих-хард фенів Радіохед його називають найкращим. Мені на крапельку більше подобаються інші альбоми, але цей дуже сильний
Я обожнюю цей альбом і добре пам'ятаю час коли він виходив, як я сидів на різних форумах фанатів РХ і потроху збирав крихти інформації про In Rainbows. З часом цей реліз став моїм улюбленим у дискографії редіохед, а бейсмент концерт тільки підтвердив це відчуття.
One of the best albums that I’ve listened to, everything from the composition of the music to the sounds is just perfect.
I haven’t listened to every single Radiohead album quite yet, but so far this is by far my favorite of their albums. It just has so much energy and charm that most of their albums don’t have. I also think this is one of their least pretentious albums, like it’s much more accessible than some of their other work. There’s still some stuff on the album that sorta turned me off like they always find a way to do. But there’s also some of my favorite Radiohead songs of all time like “bodysnatchers”. Seriously if someone told me they didn’t think they liked Radiohead but they were willing to listen to a recommendation, THIS album would be the recommendation.
Nigdy nie słuchałam tego w całości! Strasznie ciekawe, na pewno mniej sad niż ok computer. Nie jestem fanką Radiohead, ale doceniam
Radiohead first day? yes. Kind of music to create something or just lay down in bed and let time pass. Just existing.
I’ve resigned myself to the fact that I’m going to be listening to every Radiohead album. Still have very mixed feelings about them. But this may be my favorite Radiohead, for what that’s worth. I remember when this came out and listened to it in 10th grade. So there’s some small nostalgia.
Radiohead: In Rainbows Every so often, an album comes along that feels less like a collection of songs and more like a physical environment. In Rainbows is a stunning, atmospheric masterpiece that represents the absolute pinnacle of "thought-provoking" production. Following in the emotional footsteps of tracks like "Let Down," this record adds a soulful, vulnerable layer to Radiohead’s sound that is almost impossible to put into words. It is warm, organic, and technically flawless. The musicianship here is staggering, particularly during the back half of the record. The five-song run from "Weird Fishes/Arpeggi" through to the haunting finale of "Videotape" is perhaps one of the greatest sequences in modern music history. However, the crown jewel is undoubtedly "Reckoner." It is a song that feels suspended in mid-air—a perfect blend of intricate percussion and Thom Yorke’s most ethereal vocal performance. This isn't just an album; it’s an out-of-body experience. It bridges the gap between complex art-rock and raw human feeling so seamlessly that it leaves the listener, quite literally, "on Mars." A definitive, perfect 5/5 and the undisputed highlight of the challenge so far.
The album that made me properly become a Radiohead fan.
Very final song in an episode of the OC. Chill and cool but not my thing.
Really good but short of great. Solid album with some touches of brilliance.
Best song: Jigsaw falling into place Favourite song: Weird Fishes
I know it already I have it in cd 😂
Probs best radiohead album Stand out - Jigsaw, Nude, Videotape
Trousers
Solid
Solid
I’ve heard some Radiohead’s tracks before, but never an entire album. I like getting into the artists head and seeing the concept and listening to the intentions that they wanted to express. I liked most of the tracks
When I reviewed Kid A, I explained how that album rocked my little mind when I was 13 and how it sounded totally out there because I had no knowledge of Warp Records or experimental music whatsoever. Well, In Rainbows came out when I was 20, which made all the difference in the world. By this age, I was consuming plenty of Can, Faust, Ash Ra, Pop Vuh, Neu, etc and In Rainbows sounded pretty pallid in comparison. On relisten, it's not a bad album -- I especially enjoy the first few tracks. But I think this is the album Radiohead settled into a generic "Radiohead sound" they've maintained ever since. I can respect how/why some find this record mind-blowing in the right context, but that context isn't mine so it sounds pretty mid to me.
Definitely have heard a few songs from this album and Radiohead as a whole. This is a cool album with interesting tracks. My favourite track might have to be house of cards. Overall I give it an 7.5. It’s dope but definitely something different
Classic.
basis
Im on track 3. I get why people love Radiohead, but I am not one of those people. I like this record plenty, but it just doesn't blow me away. Maybe im missing the point.
One of my favorite albums of all time!
3.5
I’ve loved this album since it came out when I was in college. My only regret is not seeing Radiohead on this tour. Still fantastic all these years later.
very moody
Этот радиохед мне понравился, будто бы назад к корням
Very nice. Masters of their craft just churning out another excellent batch of songs, not much more to it than that!
Pero chsm el thom
i guess you either vibe with their sound or you don't! fortunately, i really do. i love radiohead but this is the first time i actually sat down and listened to this whole album from start to finish. i'm so glad that i did, i felt surrounded by the sounds, completely transported.
oh brother
Perfect album
prob my fav RH album
What a soft yet interesting sound. Very colorful, feels like a movie
It’s easy to forget that Radiohead used to be a rock band. In Rainbows sounds like what many experienced bands sound like after many albums: solid songs and performances that just lack a bit of the angst and urgency of the early records.
Very good album
■ 15 Step - makes me physically move my foot so the title suits the song i guess + makes me think of the steps i had make in this life ■ Weird Fish/Arpeggi - feels like i am on an experimental indie film. rice fields and all. reading the lyrics, it is about being free. and the songs feels exactly like breaking into freedom. ■ House of Cards - they are on(to) something here....... ■ Bodysnatchers - intro immediately put FIRE AND LIFE within my soul. end is terrifying. ■ Jigsaw Fallen Into Place - the most "normal" song so far. OR NOT. just saw the lyrics and i feel like they are using substance.. no, wait. i'm judgemental. their lyricism is just weird (pos) for me. ■ Videotape - piano in a radiohead song??? LOVE the lyrics !! death. ■ Nude - NURSE, THEY ARE PROJECTING ONTO ME !!!!! i will NOT hear you out. end is heavenly tho. ■ All I Need - melody feels suspicious, like it is awaiting me to lower my guards down and when that happens, it will devour me down to my bones.. WHAT ROMANCE? THIS IS THREATENING ME ■ Faust Arp - song that my family, specifically my mother, would dedicate to me i guess. or i'mm just overthinking the gibberish lyrics... ■ Reckoner - idk... no comment MY FAVE IS DEF WEIRD FISH <333
Dreamlike, enjoyable!
Very beautiful, excellent display of guitar and vocals. No skips.
Hey look! Another radiohead album.
I enjoy other Radiohead albums much more than this one.
Really surprised. Never really liked Radiohead before but this one really clicked
one of the best whole pieces of work i’ve ever had the pleasure to listen to. truly a pride land for the wild things in my mind to wander around
I love it
Je le trouve vraiment vraiment dingue, rien que pour Jigsaw Falling Into Pieces
I'm actually surprised that I haven't listened to more Radiohead, as their music is right in my wheelhouse of stuff I tend to like. I guess I've sometimes felt that their music always seems the same to me. So, it was interesting listening to this album as a whole, as the songs were all very different. A bit mellow, but I enjoyed it!
Not my thing but a very cohesive sound
Stunning
I really wish Radiohead were more interested in melody and less in creating an atmospheric experience. This is good but I get bored of it.
Fine album, nothing grabbed my attention.
When this project started, I knew In Rainbows, with other Radiohead albums, would score a 5/5 for me. What I was unsure of was how I'd order them. I've been high on this album of late, but maybe it's something about this project that made me realize it doesn't feel as "the whole being greater than the sum of its parts" as I was expecting. There is a plethora of great tracks but you could probably listen to this album on shuffle and have a similar experience. As such, it's still a 5/5, but will likely be supplanted by OK Computer and Kid A when I get to those.
This album pisses me off. Thom went and warbled some ghost vocals and dicked around with a drum machine and made it sound half good, and so every Tom Dick and Harry reckons they can "make it" too. Most of which made it onto this very website. Imagine being a Radiohead wannabe. Who wants to be those pricks?
Probably my favorite Radiohead album
I just can’t get into Radiohead. I like a lot of the guitar lines, but there’s just so much noise around it.
A little melancholy, but not awful.
i mean .. top 5?
This slightly better than the Black Album
There was a period in the 00s when we didn’t really speak, for whatever reason. We had different lives for a bit there. I don’t remember the circumstances under which we came back together, but I do remember that when we finally met up and you drove me somewhere, we talked about two relatively recent releases, neither anticipated, the two big Ins - Inland Empire and In Rainbows. Whatever had happened during our brief disconnection, some things hadn’t changed. We both paid over the odds for the Radiohead double vinyl. We both sat through three hours of digital Lynch and liked the bit at the end. I don’t know if this explains why I think In Rainbows is the warmest, most human Radiohead album. Probably not. I’d formed that opinion earlier, but that meeting consolidated it. The record became a conduit for resumed friendship. Its final song, in particular, seems to gather up ideas of regret, missed time and a quiet, undemonstrative happiness. There is also something instructive in the pay-what-you-want release model - less aggressive than Billy Corgan’s Machina 2 gesture, but more revealing. It asks you to decide what the thing is worth to you. I don’t hesitate in saying that In Rainbows is my favourite Radiohead album. It is more emotionally generous than OK Computer and as exploratory as Kid A, without being so isolating. Those two records are, in their different ways, slightly hysterical: OK Computer despairs at the world, Kid A flees desperately into its own new one. In Rainbows is the work of men in their forties, stretching themselves but aware of their limits. By finally recording Nude, they acknowledge that they are tidying up loose ends, perhaps even running out of ideas. That isn’t a criticism. It’s something to admire. It suggests maturity: five old friends doing well by one another. Where earlier records could feel smugly social, this one is quietly personal. I feel that more keenly now, as a man in his forties, for whom friendships matter a great deal. Perhaps that’s what allows me to articulate what I always understood about the album. I’m reminded of a line from a Kate Winslet interview I read moments ago, where she described coping with media intrusion during a marriage breakdown with "a good meal, a shared conversation, a nice cup of coffee, a bit of Radiohead and a good poo.” Middle-aged stuff. 5 I don’t feel the personal connection with In Rainbows that I do with all the Radiohead albums that came before. I remember being thrilled by the casual announcement that an album would appear shortly and by the pay-what-you-like model, although I was always going to buy the fancy boxset so it was all the same to me. I also remember being absolutely baffled by the attention that In Rainbows received and by the overwhelmingly positive reception for the album. Somewhere between Radio 1’s Edith Bowman enthusiastically playing tracks from the album (there was no lead single) in the middle of the afternoon and ‘15 Step’ turning up in the closing credits of the first Twilight movie a year later I got a sense that something very odd had happened to Radiohead. At the time I felt that ‘people’, in the pejorative sense of the word, had now, virtually arbitrarily, decided to start listening to Radiohead. This entirely flouted what I understood to be the well established designated cultural space for Radiohead’s music - yes very clever, well done, but ‘too depressing’ for general consumption. A couple of weeks before Edith wouldn’t have dreamed of playing No Surprises or Fake Plastic Trees - now ‘Nude’ was going out on the airwaves when the sun was still in the sky? Critics, even the fucking NME, were universally enraptured. Well, went my cynical take, that pay-what-you-like gimmick certainly helped the medicine go down. I went to see Radiohead at Malahide Castle in summer 2008. There were a lot of people younger than me there enjoying the show. I felt entirely put out. Looking back now I appreciate that the crucial element in my relative alienation from In Rainbows is in fact how good it is. I was only in my mid-twenties at the time but already felt that I was now settling into a nice comfy retirement from engagement with popular music culture. I bought fewer and fewer new records despite having more and more money. I wasn’t in a band anymore. Arctic Monkeys seemed like children to me; I wasn’t going to listen to their album for fear I would like it. Radiohead were my favourite band and I expected them now, having generously peaked during my teenage years, to join me on the sidelines; diminishing year by year while I grew into smugly informing young people who had never heard of them about the Greatest Band of the 1990s. What a betrayal to release an album like In Rainbows; a peak arguably as high as any before. To introduce a new generation of teenagers to 5/4. Thom how could you? That was our Time Signature. Well at least I still have that limited edition boxset. 150-200 quid on eBay today. Take that young people. 4.5/5
I know I'm a normy straight guy but it's real good. I just listened to it many many times on repeat and I really liked it. There are lot of music layers, very subtle. The thing is Tom York's voice, it's not the think that I like the most it's a solid 4.5 but since this week was total bs and I don't think their gonna be a lot of 5 stars in this very normy list generator,
I like Radiohead and I’ve heard people say this is Thom Yorke’s best work… but I don’t get it. I find this to be so slow and boring compared to other works. I much prefer Kid A or OK Computer. Sowwy. Also reminds me of how Aphex Twin was told that Radiohead saw him as a huge influence and Aphex responded by saying Radiohead is only good if you don’t have taste lmao.
I felt very pretentious listening to this.
peak
meh okay
Everything Radiohead at this point comes across as pretentious to me. I realize that’s probably a me problem, but it is what it is. Even their good stuff, which I guess there is some of on here, isn’t something I want to listen to too much.
so so mid
85
I didn’t listen to this when it came out but I probably should have. I thought they were more experimental and I would not like it. I found myself enjoying it.
I am a big Radiohead fan but this is not one of my favorites. A bit too industrial for my taste.
Music like this is just so good. It makes me feel like I'm floating.
Pretty decent. 7.5/10 The instrumentals were really good like 8/10 but the lyrics and sameness dragged it down a little
very good album 9/10
I loved this album when I was 15, it’s been 18 years and it just doesn’t hit the way it did when I was a teenager in high school with a lot of angst. The album felt really disjointed and like each song didn’t accompany the next one. It didn’t feel cohesive at all.
Noch nicht ganz gehört aber man kennt classics
I know that In Rainbows was a commercially successful album, and that it brought Radiohead onto a lot of people’s radar, but compared to the rest of their catalog, it’s generic, shallow, and uninspired. The melodies and arrangements are straightforward, the lyrics are boring, and overall it sounds like Radiohead’s attempt at a commercial radio hit, and I suppose it was successful in that regard. It tries to make for the lack of musical complexity with reverb. The thing that makes Radiohead special is that whether or not you like them, their albums sound like no one else could have made them, and that just doesn’t ring true for In Rainbows. If you replace Thom Yorke’s vocals with someone less identifiable, I’m not sure it would really even still read as a Radiohead album. Nude finally makes an album appearance and is honestly the worse for it. For a song that was played live so much and floated around as an unreleased b-side, the boring and generic album version is a let down that feels emotionally neutered. The ending is formulaic and hackneyed. Faust Arp is one of the more interesting and complex tracks on the album, though it wouldn’t be the strongest track on an album comprised of songs from their prior (or later) eras. Reckoner has some harmonies reminiscent of the last half of Hail to the Thief, but the falsetto melody is a little much (even as someone who genuinely loves Thom Yorke’s idiosyncratic voice, it just reads as whiny when carried through the whole song). Jigsaw Falling Into Place also carries through the Hail to the Thief vibes, and I think is the strongest offering on the album. Though I suppose not technically part of the purview of this project, In Rainbows Disk 2 is actually better overall in my opinion. Go Slowly is better than most of the songs on the main album, Bangers + Mash is a (pardon the pun) banger, 4 Minute Warning is relatable and pleasant, and while I still think their album recordings of fan favorite unreleased tracks generally don’t live up to the versions that had been played for years, this version of Last Flowers suffers the least, remaining true to what we’ve heard and not mucked up by an attempt at reinvention.
Album d’anniversaire !
Album recommendation of agony and despair.
161225 15:39 4
Actually a 10/10
The last song is excellent. There is good music here its just drowned out by the same mopey delivery time after time.
3/4
15 step- 5/10 more upbeat than i was expecting, alot of drums. a solid 5/10 as there was too much happening. body snatchers- 6.5/10 loved the distortion, more my style.again there was alot happening overstimulation nude- 7/10 wasnt expecting it to be so good. definitely added to the playlist weird fishes/ arpeggi -6/10, bit sad for me and too long of a song. still good tho. all i need- 7.5/10 popular for a reason. beautiful song, captures feelings of helplessness and longing perfectly. faust arp- 5/10 overly sad. felt like it had no peak. filler song. reckoner- 4/10 another filler song. no climax. nothing overly special house of cards- 4/10 too sad for me jigsaw falling into place- 6/10 good song, had a build up, bit too long of a song. video tape- 4/10 i dont like the slapping noise in the background, feels repetitive. sad song. overall- 6/10. clearly a very talented band but just not my style, good music and singer. favourite is all i need
I love this album. Not sure it really merits 5 stars but 4 stars, yeah, easy.
In recent years especially I’ve been really enjoying the numerous moods of Radiohead - not a band I used to get but I think I’ve found them more interesting with age. It’s a tough call but this one could be one of my favourites - perhaps their most cohesive album sound wise? I love the flow of it, it’s accessible but with lots of subtle things to unpick on each listen.
belter
pretty coool but completely different from what i expected favs: „bodysnatchers” and „all i need”
Started really nicely and the vibe was amazing. It isn't something I think I will listen regularly but I enjoyed it
1/5
Obiiichaaam . Dobre cge mi go generatna pyrvo :b. • All i need" e mnogo qka. Moje bi lubimata. •weird fishes syyshto 9/10
Nice
This was disappointing for me. First time listening to Radiohead and there was some highlights. "Jigsaw falling into place" was fantastic but I Just kept waiting for the album to hit. It felt like a lot of promise but no real end product.
Peak.
I dread when Radiohead shows up on the list. This was no exception.
okay.
such a good album
Maybe Radiohead's best. Fave Tracks: 15 Step, Body Snatchers, Nude, Weird Fishes/Arpeggi, Jigsaw Falling Into Place 4.6/5
It’s just too good man
Espectacularrrrrrrrrrrrrr (no surprises there)
Chill rock right there, so touching
I liked it. I've recently been coming around to Radiohead. Definitely need to relisten to this.
This has always been my favorite Radiohead album. It's a perfect example of why I'm a music over lyrics person. I just let the vibes lay over me. Top song: Jigsaw Falling Into Place
Nude Jigsaw falling into place Weird fishes/arpeggi All I need
Never listened much to Radiohead previously and always was a bit sniffy about them , however I quite enjoyed this album and May therefore give others a listen . Despite not loving the vocals , a good arrangement of songs which showed a lot of talent and a few songs which I really enjoyed
This is the third Radiohead album on my journey, and it gets a fair bit of notoriety. In Rainbows was one of the first albums from a major label act to be both a surprise release and available at a pay-what-you-want price for the fans. Both practices would see further use over the years, more so the former. Still, there is one more notable thing about this record - it is pretty damn good. In Rainbows is a very intimate record, full of intricate melodies with warm, sublime production courtesy of Nigel Godrich. Some of Radiohead's best hooks and sonic moments come from this record alone. The complex handclap rhythm of "15 Step", the fuzzed-out guitar riff from "Bodysnatchers", the spare bass and acoustic guitar finger-picking that form the somber waltz of "Nude", the intermingled guitar and orchestral strings on "Weird Fishes / Arpeggi" and "Faust Arp", the lowly synthesizer capturing the feel of white noise on the haunting "All I Need", the grooving rhythm section of "Reckoner", the mellow guitar hook on "House of Cards", the shimmering piano ballad of "Videotape", this album is loaded with all sorts of distinct and well-executed compositions. All along the way, Thom Yorke delivered a rather earnest, frail vocal delivery as he reflected on his own mortality and what it meant to be human. There isn't anger so much as fear and discontent with living a mundane life, knowing that death will come one day and that choices must be made to break from the monotony. This desperation to fulfill one's livelihood becomes especially prudent on the closing track "Videotape", where a VHS tape of memories is left behind as the narrator passes on, with the hope that a part of him will be remembered fondly. It's a very universal desire to want to be remembered well by those lives we have touched upon, and I think Thom and company did an excellent job of capturing that sentiment. It does not come as a surprise to say that I love In Rainbows. It's a very passionate record that colorfully explores the human condition.
Didn't like it, mostly get what its doing. Sorry folks 2.5/5
This was a good album, I remember when it first came out and was like such a crazy idea to pay whatever you want for an album?! But it was a good one!
fuck off
Yep
I love the song all I need. Good album.
Yuck. Cluttering mess.
4.5
Amazing. No notes. Favorite album so far, will be listening to this one again.
It's fine. It's not Kid A or OK Computer but it's still solid.
I don't feel very strongly about this album. Situation: at my desk, doing some work. had it playing through my speaker. Stand out songs: when i was paying attention i would say 'jigsaw' & 'bodysnatchers' stood out. Likely 3/5, not bad, just not great.
- não ligo pra essa banda e esse álbum pra fazer um review decente - banda mediana, não entendo por que as pessoas vangloriam tanto
Cited as a classic for a reason. Quite beautiful.
I can now confidently say that this is my favourite Radiohead album. It just so good man
Enjoyed it, but not their best
Default 3
Liked this one more than I thought I would. But still so boring.
I like Radiohead but im not a fan. So i can't just blindly give it a high score eventhough it might be more profound than i can understand in one listen. The whole album is well written, deep and has a unique melancholic touch. Despite that, i can't recall any songs just minutes after listening through it.
It has a couple of good songs, like Nude and Jigsaw Falling Into Place. I can see why from start to finish it's a well produced album with a good flow, but it's not for me.
Absolutely amazing
The album feels like the album cover
I don’t get it it’s a little bit more interesting than Coldplay
Not as good as Ok Computer
Wasn't sure what to expect here. Love their early era but found the post 'OK Computer' material hard to engage with. This was a pleasant surprise though, combining the more experimental edge of the later stuff with the humanity of their early work. I really should spend more time with the rest of their catalogue.
lush and colorful while still being melancholy and self-reflective. now we're ALL having a cigarette while listening to this
15 step actually changed my life. the rest of the album is MY version of having a cigarette and contemplating life
Don't like it
Kinda beautiful but very miserable. Yeah.
This is a fantastic Radiohead album. I completely understand why it's considered their best, and why people like it so much, but I have strong biases that I'm slowly breaking down. In Rainbows features a balance of Ok Computer-era guitars and piano, mixed with Kid A and beyond electronics. The bleak and moody atmosphere of the record is palpable, but it also revels in something dreamy and forlorn. A beautiful record.
Songs: "15 Step" 6/10, "Bodysnatchers" 6.5/10, "Nude" 6/10, "Weird Fishes" 7/10, "All I need" 6/10, "Faust Arp" 6/10, "Reckoner" 7/10, "House of Cards" 6.5/10, "Jigsaw Falling Into Place" 7/10, "Videotape" 6.5/10. Thoughts: I like the sound of the main singer's voice. Good instrumentals. But I am not a fan of the electronics they use in the background. Less electronic than Ok Computer. Most songs are sad sounding, sad lyrics, sad beats. Much more instruments than the other albums I heard. Really a slow album. Rating: 6/10. I'm not blown away by it, but I would listen to it again.
Like I get that it’s Radiohead but it’s just so distilled and filtered. SO BORING
favorite radiohead album bangers
Perhaps a slightly more upbeat version of Radiohead (for the most part). I remember hearing this album a bunch when it came out. I still feel about it how I feel about most Radiohead where I like it but it depresses the shit out of me. Like there's plenty of music that evokes feelings of sadness and strong emotions that I absolutely love, but there's something particular to Radiohead that seriously-seriously makes me depressed, like on some ideation shit, know what I mean? Like ready to bounce out the life-piece shit. I'm also just not a Thom Yorke person. I think Radiohead is great and important and all that but I'm never in the mood, namely 'cause, as stated, Radiohead depresses the shit out of me. Regardless of my personal feelings, this is a really good album. "All I Need" is particularly good and (unsurprisingly) makes me depressed as shit.
So boring. It all sounded the same.
This album is really fucking boring, I'm sorry. It's what I imagine the inside of someone's mind might sound like if their consciousness was somehow uploaded to the big sci fi computer and they continued to perpetually exist in a kind of twilight state of semi awareness. It's the sound of a coma. Just a lot of vague, wandering, slightly musical nonsense. There was no sense of when any given song would come to an end. 2 stars because they're at least musically competent but I mostly hated it.
Every time I listen to a Radiohead album, I decide it’s my favorite album of theirs. So many memories are tied to In Rainbows, though. It came out at a pivotal time in my life, musically, and frankly, it dominated music for a long time after, until King of Limbs dropped. While still dark, this is nothing as sinister as say, Amnesiac. The songs are smooth and chill, for the most part. Even years on, this feels like the pinnacle of production and cool. Case in point, I live across the street from Forest Hills Stadium, known for their Dylan concerts, etc. In the summer, when they’re doing their sound checks, they play In Rainbows at full blast all the way through from start to finish. The songs haunt my neighborhood and float above the streets. Whoever uses this for sound checks doesn’t change the album. Year after year, it’s always In Rainbows, and I’m never mad about it. I see it as one of the perks of living where I do. Like minds, I guess.
necesario escucharlo en conjunto con OK computer
pero que chsm el thom
por mucho rato no le agarré la onda al in rainbows como la mayoría. estaba chido pero no era tan mi hit. hasta la última vez que lo oí, que x fin me agarró. pero esta vez me volvió a soltar, qn sabe. chance si lo hubiera oido con audífonos en vez de las bocinas del carro hubiera llegado a un 4. videotape tho, de sus mejores rolas alch
This is the Radiohead album that I return to regularly. There's something about it that pulls me into it and it casts its spell on me. From the first track, "15 Step," with its rhythmic, almost tribal feel to the last, "Videotape," with its hypnotic mantra feel, there's not a bad song on it. A personal favorite is "Weird Fishes/Arpeggi" and I don't even know why. It's just a song that pulls me in and works on me. They're all like that. Nigel Godrich's production is a big part of it. But, mostly, it's the collection of songs and the dream-like quality of them. Just a fantastic album.
It has the eerie, dark beauty of the Kid A/Hail to the Thief era and the thrashy punkiness that a lot of Ok Computer has, but In Rainbows is also a new thing entirely. Feel like every time I hear this one I home in on something new to me; this time its just how much Yorke's voice is a proper instrument, not just delivering some great hooks but fading in and out of so many tracks and enhancing the incredibly atmospheric instrumentals. Every song is great here. Today I especially was feeling Reckoner, All I Need, Bodysnatchers, guess I was embracing the November darkness. A colorful masterpiece that lives up to its name
Always a good one
A little ethereal, a little rock n roll, a little melancholy.
I liked this better than other Radiohead albums but I still wouldn’t own it. Thom Yorke just sounds tired and whiny most of the time.
Ok alternative/rock band from the early 200o’s. Personally , I believe they’re a one hit only band.
I was really into early Radiohead - Pablo Honey, The Bends. Then I went off them when they got more experimental. So it was interesting to listen to this with fresh ears. I enjoyed this more than I thought I would.
I really tried to like this album when it was first released. Tried to listen with objective, fresh ears today. Still don’t like it.
Listened to before. Amazing album
I have about five different favorite bands at any given time but Radiohead has always been on the list. There’s no point in me adding to the zillions of things that have been said about their greatness but I’ll add a bit about this album. I think you could make the case that this is the best Radiohead album, though I never actually hear anyone make it. I suspect that if I had to rank every single song and assign point values, then add them together by album, In Rainbows might win. Sure, it’s not a giant statement about the future of humanity like OK Computer, but every track feels essential. And I think it opened the door to a future where Radiohead could channel our angst while also being kinda chill about it. They can be who they are but also do stuff like a Bond theme (kind of) and The Smile. That makes me happy for them and for all of us. PS since this is Thanksgiving, I should say I keep a gratitude journal and I’m sure I have written that I am grateful for Radiohead, for Thom Yorke, for In Rainbows, many times…
Already knew and loved a few of these songs. "All I Need" and "House of Cards" had been in rotation for a long time. Also loved "15 Step" "Bodysnatchers" "Jigsaw Falling Into Place" and "Videotape"
A great album - (do they even have a bad one?) Kid A is my bag, but this is close
Amongst the best of the albums Radiohead has to offer
Top two maybe top one Radiohead album. it pisses excellence.
A masterpiece. Not their best, though. I appreciate how it moves away from the more robotic, computer-driven era, but it doesn’t quite reach the same emotional depth for me. The melodies and lyrics are gorgeous, almost like free-falling while listening. The instrumentation shines, except for some drum/percussion moments that feel overly noisy. The guitars are gentile and embracing, while Thom Yorke’s distorted angelical voice puts me in a mood. A sad mood, lol, but it’s nice. Big fan of Nude, House of Cards, Jigsaw Falling Into Place - reminds the old Radiohead, but in a warmer, more mature place.
-Day 27- Best tracks: Reckoner, Jigsaw Falling Into Place, Nude, Videotape 10/10. Radiohead's fourth (of five) career 10/10 albums. It's not my favorite album ever, or of their discography, but it is pretty damn close.
One of the greatest albums of all time.
LOVE IT
been waiting for this! never gave them a proper listen and only knew a handful of songs. have some friends that really like them. album was good! a worthy listen, honestly. i liked it, but not the most keen on this type of music.
I LOVE THIS ALBUM
One of my favourite bands, great Album! Fav: Weird fishes / Arpeggi
4 and a bit.
ugh
Makes me want to hear more of them!!
Already got
my favorite band
What a great way to open a great album. Rhythmic wonderland throughout. Love songs with no love, just the potential for love. Radiohead seems always trying to not be a Radiohead album and largely succeeds.
I’m one from the camp of loving Radiohead. The first song (which was played at the end of Twilight) was a great start and it never wavered. Solid but not quite excellent enough.
This is fantastic. Love this amalgamation of synthetic and acoustic sounds, particularly the drums. It's masterful. Not exactly an easy album to warm up to, it took me many listens (before this) to really appreciate it. Doesn't even matter that I can only understand 45% of what he's saying. I think this is my fave of theirs post OK Computer, but I'd have to listen to the others in succession to stand behind that 100%. What does it matter? These guys charted new territory.
Thanks to all the great reviews my friends gave this and the fact that today's listen was Kid A (which I do like), I decided to go back to this one and give it another listen. This time I was able to focus on it better, and voila: I liked it more. Radiohead does have an incredible ability to create beautiful, haunting, and atmospheric sounds. I do still get a little Thom-Yorke fatigue, and the nonstop paranoia and claustrophobia gets a little much. But this is definitely their best post-Kid A album.
Words can't adequately convey the feelings I have when listening to Radiohead. Ethereal beauty.
Great album but bound with so many teenage emotions and memories that I would rather leave in the past
Puke.
Sublime, innovative music that rewards repeat listens. Bought it on release but need to listen more now. Great album.
Top tier Radiohead - Pushing past anything too mournful / worldweary into a more jammy, propulsive vibe that never gets stagnant and never loses the core of what makes the band great. A while back, I rated HTTT 5 stars and re-listening to this one, it is clear that In Rainbows eclipses that. For me, it never gets too anything - meaning too whiney, too electronica etc. If you like the Radiohead thing, this is another banger in a long line of bangers.
First repeated band assignment. There was a time I’d point to In Rainbows as a personal favourite Radiohead album. I enjoyed the revisit, with some very high highs, but the lustre was a bit off the full package.
There’s going to be a lot of Radiohead on this list, isn’t there? This is both deserved and annoying
This is probably the best of the 4 RH albums this list has chucked at me, but it suffers from many of the same criticisms I have of the others - it's steeped in pretension and illusions of grandeur. Tell me I'm the best band in the world and I'll make the most middle of the road music that appeals to experts and plebs alike. Credit where it's due, there are some actually good songs on here, but if you consider this to be the best album ever made I think you need to hug a human being.
Is "House of Cards" secretly the warmest Radiohead song? Much to consider.
A beautiful album.
Didn't know any of the songs before I listened but I really like the sound and the mood. An album I would definitely like to revisit again.
10/10
Don't like radiohead
I struggle to immerse myself in Radiohead’s music. Every time I think “that was a nice melody” or “I like that synthesizer tone” they do something extremely on-brand and it just snaps me out of listening to the music and instead think “yep, I’m listening to radio head right now”
I don't think I've actually listened to this album before. I really enjoyed it! The music is complicated and flows well.
Having only heard their singles, I never understood the hype around Radiohead. This album has intricacy that gives me an idea of why people are so into them. Worth more listens.
I've never really gotten Radiohead. The first track of this album was awesome, and I was like "Wow, is this finally my Radiohead moment?" Turns out, the answer is no.
It's a mid album from an competent, but not super engaged Radiohead. This album is notable for the way it was released, but musically it plays it pretty safe. There's a nice amount of variation and the kind of moody, electronic tinged, art rock you expect from Radiohead at this point, but it's not super memorable and, hey, I think that might be intentional! I would describe the musical themes on this album as hazy, dreamlike contemplation as navigated through honey. Personally, I prefer Radiohead when the hypnotic sound gets juxtaposed with some heat. Love the cover, that's a 4/5.
Loved this
This is the first Radiohead album that "clicked" for me, which is ironic since everyone seems to think this one is not as great. Anyhow, I think weird fishes/arpeggi is a really good song to listen while walking through the city
Forgive me Radiohead fans—I just don't enjoy his voice. It doesn't inspire happiness for me. ★★
Aunque me quedan dos álbumes para llegar a este, ya lo iba a escuchar hoy asi que aprovecho y le hago review. Seguro es totalmente predecible mi postura pero ponerle otra cosa que no sea un 5 a este album es un crimen. Tiene de los mejores openers ever, las tipicas ganas de matarte que te da radiohead de esa manera tan poetica, y las canciones mas moviditas que son mis favoritas. Es arte puro, varias de las canciones las tengo siempre en mis playlists que mas escucho. Favoritas: 15 Step, Weird Fishes, All I Need, Jigsaw Falling Into Place
Para sorpresa de absolutamente nadie: uno de mis álbumes favoritos de toda la historia de los sonidos. Abre con una canción EN 5/4 !! luego me destroza las orejas porque no puedo subir lo suficiente el volumen (Bodysnatchers, Reckoneer, Fishes, Jigsaw) y luego me destroza el corazón porque soy un incel preadolescente de Carolina del Norte que aun se acuerda de la única novia que tuvo con 15 años (Nude, All I Need, House Of Cards). Ahora en serio, estos tipos entienden la musicalidad de la letra, la instrumentación y TODO como piezas de un sentimiento gigante que es cada canción que hacen. Si hubiese tenido un poquito más de dinero y un poquito menos de información sobre la posición de Thom Jamón de Yorke respecto del genocidio de Gaza hubiese ido a verles a Madrid, no me escondo. Absolutamente todas son un 10 pero voy a destacar otra vez Jigsaw Falling Into Place y Reckoneer porque esas son las vibras que quiero traer a la función.
Radiohead es música de virgo, Thom Yorke está delulu y no pienso escuchar este álbum de nuevo. Dicho todo esto, uno de los mejores álbumes del S.XXI y seguramente de la puta historia. Cinco estrellas. Favs: todas, pero especialmente Nude y Weird Fishes / Arpeggi
A very chill album. Radiohead always makes me depressed or sleepy and this album is no different. I was dozing off around weird fishes and had to force myself to listen to the rest of the album. I always like the noises Radiohead experiments with and this album is particularly experimental. I didn't save any to my playlist and probably won't listen to it again. 4/10
I think Radiohead are very winy sounding, thin. I get the new sound alt/rock push but not my cup of tea.
Bit stumped on this one. Always thought Radiohead were a huge wank and and I'm still getting that vibe listening to this album. But I can still appreciate some of the songs here.
It's a radiohead album. Not sure it's their best
Loved this album when it came out. Still love it today.
Standouts Nude Weird Fishes
Doesn’t get enough credit maybe because of how they released it. Also overshadowed by the groundbreaking 3 albums that came before. It is a culmination of the growth and innovation for those sounds of rock, electronics and art
Saw them on the tour for this album in West Palm Beach. Liars opened and I may have booed them…
one of the goat's, boring opinion but imo true
I like some Radiohead albums, I don’t like this one
Idk. Good as background music, nothing wrong with it. But no really great song either.
Expected tuneless caterwauling and was not disappointed. Although, to be fair to the lads, Bodysnatchers is a rocking tune (never thought I'd say that about Radiohead...). The rest of this album just cements my opinion of Radiohead as pretentious, irritating, overrated guff.
Ya!!!
Un album que je connais par coeur, sorti vers la fin de mon secondaire. Un album gratuit qui plus est (les dons étaientles bienvenus), que Radiohead encourageait à graver! Ils voyaient déjà le problème des distributeurs de musique "streaming" venir et ont décidé de prendre le taureau par les cornes. Ça fait plaisir d'y revenir, ma grande réalisation ce matin c'est que l'instrumentation est assez dépouillée malgré les "strings" par-ci par-là. Toutes les trames sont à peu près égales et un auditeur attentif peut facilement chanter les lignes de basse, voix, guitare, drum, piano après 2-3 écoutes. C'est un petit chef d'oeuvre pour ça à mon sens. Et ça fait changement des "bouillies" sonores auxquelles Radiohead nous a habitué.
Est-ce que ce sera l’album qui me vendra à Radiohead, finalement?! Vraiment aimé, mon préféré à date. La voix de Thom me gosse moins, les chansons sont mémorables et appréciables immédiatement. La finale avec videotape est magnifique dans sa simplicité, ce piano me hante.
For me, this is the pinnacle of music. There are insufficient superlatives. The dictionary is missing the words that could adequately describe my feelings when I listen to this album. It is powerful, emotional and profound but also, its just straightup badass. The drums are so tight, the snare crisp and the cymbals acting as to create a sort of white noise that perfectly envelops the rest of the music. Some of the bass lines are unreal - not constant throughout the track but waiting, for the prime moment to come in, awesome riffs for maximum effect (see 15 Step). Guitar wise, the reverby arpeggios, the unique chord structures, the slow and moody moments followed by those heavier more distorted atonal sounds. Some of the tunes are beautiful to the point of disturbing me (see Nude). Then there are the vocals. People say that Thom Yorkes voice isn't the best, but it is. Even when it should sound bad, it sounds good. He can shout, scream, wail, moan or serenade and it hits the way it needs to. Each moment of each track is finely tuned, perfectly produced, mixed to perfection. There is nothing negative to be said about this, one of my favourite albums, other than perhaps it can sometimes feel a bit too real and cut a bit too deep. Favourite tracks - Nude, Weird Fishes or Reckoner. 10/10
Æ har jo aldri egentlig hørt på Radiohead sjøl, anna enn de sangan alle har hørt, og kanskje en lytt eller to på de mest kjente albuman – men siden det e favorittbandet til broren min e æ likevel ganske svak for dem, bare sånn fordi. Dermed va æ positivt innstilt til det her, som æ aldri har hørt på før, og innstillinga blei innfridd. Gode greier, og æ like stemmen til Thom Yorke.
Not the best radio head album I've heard
At the time of writing, I think this has to be my vote for the best Radiohead album. It has so much variety, not only from song to song, but also within the songs themselves. All of the musicians in this band contribute a unique style, and keep just the right amount of that experimental attitude. The only drawback, if you can call it that, is that there are no radio friendly, or easily accessible songs on this. Not an issue for alot of people, but there's not an easy entry point. Also bonus is that this is the second album where I can hear an obvious Boards of Canada influence. Excellent.
Meh. Radiohead can write and perform a number of sounds — the sound of this album is just not my cup of tea. It has too much of a windgey male falsetto, woe-is-me vibe. I’ll give it a 3. It’s not over the top whiney and the band is obviously influential and masters of their element. Their confidence is inspiring and comforting
15 steps in a household staircase.
Obviously goated. 5!
Radiohead bring so much to the table, this is no exception
Not my favorite
2.5
I'll always prefer the Bends/ OK Computer era of Radiohead but did find this enjoyable, kind of hypnotic to listen to.
I always think I'm over In Rainbows until I actually listen to it. So good.
Radiohead's best non-Kid A, their best guitar album, the best, the bestest, the best. Every riff drills into the depths of my god damn brain.
Second radio head album I've heard. I got hooked once weird fishes came on
First time listening to this and it rules. The sticky songs are sticking and the others are not but I will grow to appreciate them.
I know a couple of their hits but have never listened to one of the records before. I liked Bodysnatchers and I understand the appeal but not a record I would listen to again.
Solid album cover to cover amazing opening track, builds well and is an absolute pleasure to listen to. It's got a vast array of instruments and feels like it is arranged with an orchestral eye for detail.
Amazing of course
Interesting. Never listened to the album. Enjoyed it.
It was alright
While I have an aversion to Radiohead akin to and equivalent to my distaste for all things related to and produced by Dorks this is nonetheless a perfect record that moves me.
Изобретательные и с фантазией, хоть и нормальные.
Great. Another whiny Radiohead album. I wish I could give it less stars
I'd always thought Kid A marked the end of Radiohead's golden era, and it was all gradually downhill after that. But clearly that was bollocks, because this is great. Sorry, Radiohead, have five stars as an apology.
Really really good. Not my favorite Radiohead album, but its best songs are up there with my favorite Radiohead songs.
The constant beat that sometimes was countered by a different melody created anxiety for me. Maybe another day when I'm being active it would be a more positive experience.
Amazing, as are all Radiohead albums.
Still not my favourite Radiohead album but it’s got hot competition! Brilliant none the less.
Breath of fresh air in terms of creativity and execution after hearing a number of copy-cats on this list, but it’s also been a favorite album of mine for years at this point.
Math rock is not something I enjoy, however this is super well done. "House of Cards" is a great track. I could see this becoming a 5 upon further listening / dissection
Not really a Radiohead fan TBH, seems bland
Bands wish they made this album
Ok. For the record, I am an OG Radiohead fan. It started when a friend loaned me his copy of The Bends, and I fell madly in love with them - then I went back and devoured Pablo Honey just in time for OK Computer to come out and blow everyone's minds. I remember listening to it on the radio and recording the whole thing onto tape just ahead of the album release. I remember tuning in to MTV2 playing all of Kid A uninterrupted as a teaser for that album, sitting in my best friend's room, mesmerized. So when I say that I love this band and know this band, I mean - they are inside my heart of hearts. And this is their album that I keep coming back to time and again. All of their previous work is incredible, and I still love it, but when I want to fire up a record that I love and is fun to listen to I always reach for In Rainbows. It is mature while still being exciting; it's evocative and poetic without being pretentious; it takes itself seriously and yet is clearly having a fantastic time. The only song I don't love is "Faust Arp." But "15 Step" - how can you not love the crazy off-time beat, coupled with lovely jazz guitar and a children's chorus? The exhilarating riff of "Bodysnatchers?" The existential journey that is "Weird Fishes?" The complete angst of "All I Need?" How can you not love this record? For me, this is a 10/10, my most-listened-to record by my most-listened-to band. FIVE STARS
Excellent variety that showcases their seemingly unlimited talent. My personal favorite of their catalog.
Just an amazing album. My first and my favorite Radiohead album. I figured it had to be on here. Creative and beautiful, while still having really cool guitar moments. Art rock at its finest.
Fantastisk
I was torn between giving this album a three or four-star rating. If I heard the tracks individually, I don't think I would appreciate them that much. But together? It was a totally different experience. Favorite tracks: 15 Step, Jigsaw Falling Into Place, All I Need
They are masters! You know it’s good when you haven’t heard it in years, but it’s all so familiar when you play it again.
Trodde Radiohead skulle være litt mer spennende. Dette albumet var egentlig litt kjedelig.
one of the best radiohead albums. the album has a pretty big switch in sound, with, i believe, acoustic guitars (or electric guitars with acoustic tone) as the main instrument. the strumming complements yorke's voice perfectly. 15 steps sets the tone for the entire album. light, floating vocals and guitar. then bodysnatchers, from the messier side and nude with the serene, reflective tone; weird fishes, then all i need sort of follow the same pattern. the piano chords that suddenly start playing towards the end of all i need feels like waves -- something collapsing with such strong force that it hits you like a truck. faust arp starts with anxious quick, hanging, vocals, then starts accelerating and emphasizing. reckoner is nice. house of cards slightly boring but i suppose is a good change of pace. then jigsaws -- the epitome of the album and the bridge, the climax of it. the sudden change of pace and melody... just wow, wow. videotape then signifies the end. fantastic arrangement. all songs are all perfect. 11/10 album.
Je me rappelle encore où j’étais quand j’ai écouté cet album pour la première fois : au travail (GPJ), à mon poste à côté des grandes fenêtres. Ma fille n’était pas encore née. Le modèle de distribution était nouveau (aucun intermédiaire entre les fans et le groupe) et la musique très attendue (ça faisait déjà quelques années depuis Hail to the Thief). Ça fait 18 ans depuis sa sortie et la musique est toujours aussi fraîche et actuelle qu’à l’époque. Radiohead est vraiment un groupe qui, tel un bon vin, gagne en qualité avec le temps. Est-ce qu’il y aura d’autres albums du groupe dans l’avenir ? A Moon Shaped Pool a déjà 9 ans. Et Thom Yorke et Johnny Greenwood sont plus prolifiques que jamais avec The Smile. On verra. En attendant, on ne se tanne pas à réécouter (en boucle) In Rainbows et le reste de leur discographie.
Kinda angry that they're trying to be too deep and stuff but alright album. 3/5
Ethereal, beautiful music. Made me think Nick Drake got a rock band together. 4.6 outta 5
Okay while The Bends was solid, not a lot of it hooked me immediately. Not like this one! Starts of hard with 15 Step into Bodysnatchers, and while it slows down it continues to have very good shit. The ending with Videotape is really good too.
Really really good - one of Radiohead's best, in fact. Lush textures and sounds fill this album from front to back, which when combined with the ever-excellent songwriting, makes for an immersive listening experience unlike any other.
On paper, this is something I should probably like. And it was overall good, with some great production quality that you’re probably missing out on if you listen on old car speakers instead of good headphones. That said, I just didn’t overly *love* the album unfortunately. Especially after hearing The Bends and knowing not all their songs sound like this. A lot of it sort of blended together in my mind. I listened to this three different times and still didn’t “get it” so I don’t think it’s gonna click unfortunately.
This is an album I can confidently reach for whenever I find myself with a good listening setup. There's just a ton of musical detail going on at all times and the atmosphere is a treat to get completely lost in. I will say that even the best pair of cans won't help to understand what the hell Thom Yorke is saying, but to a certain degree that works in favour of the album's aesthetic. Standouts: 15 Step • Bodysnatchers • Nude • Weird Fishes / Arpeggi • Reckoner • Jigsaw Falling Into Place
I DO like Radiohead, so I'm not going to write a nasty review about how they're a bunch of pretentious dicks. However, I think this is one of their weaker efforts and I never really understood the universal acclaim it received over many listens across multiple life stages. There are songs on here I really like, but it's a bit too downtempo whispery for my overall taste.
Fuck yes. This is my favorite radiohead album and maybe one of my top 5 albums of all time. It’s so unbelievably raw and packed with emotion. Just in awe every time I listen to it
This is the album that got me into Radiohead.
I know ours good but I can just can’t make myself listen to Radiohead very often
an all timer.
This album starts slowly and finishes strong. When I first re-listened, I worried that I didn't like it as much as I remembered--I'm also not the biggest Radiohead fan. Then tracks four through six got me in a different groove. I still think too much Radiohead is bad for your heart, but they create unique songs and melodies. This is probably their second best album (behind 'The Bends'). Top tracks: "All I Need," "House of Cards," "Faust Arp," "Jigsaw Falling into Place" Sorry for offending you, Duckbill.
Fucking great. I don't even love Radiohead and it's great. What a treat.
What if an all time great band released a greatest hits album but every track on it was brand new? How does this work or make sense? I have no idea but Radiohead pulled it off. Every track on here could be a hit single from one of their previous albums. Maybe they would take that as criticism but I think it's impressive. Masters of songcraft and the studio pretty much just showing off at this point.
One of their best.
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Tylsää!⭐️⭐️
Gdyby ten album byl instuentalny to 5/5 ale jeki tego typa psują niestety calosc
Ciężko się słuchało… za każdym razem piosenka zaczyna się super beatem ale potem wjeżdża smęcący gość grający na patelniach i zagłusza wszystko, co mogłoby ratować ten album Dałabym 2 ale dodatkowy pkt za melodie, które czasami można usłyszeć w tle
Glad to see this one making the list. Very inventive and some beauty too!
Bleh.
Can I do 3.51 stars?
Good band but this one has been the least shocking up to this point. Don't get me wrong, it was ok but it didn't sound fresh as the previous ones. Also I'm not the typical target so I kind of expected it.
It’s as if the clangers dropped acid and recorded an LP. Worst album on here so far
I liked OK Computer better but this was enjoyable
Love Radiohead. The early stuff though
The first couple tracks were tedious, but there were several I very much enjoyed. I have never been a huge radiohead fan, but overall this was enjoyable
It was ok, I was expecting to like more than I did.
2nd Radiohead beeps and boops. Can’t listen