The Finale! Thank you so much for watching, I hope I did right by the Radiohead fans out there. This is an incredibly brilliant, and personal album, and i’m so happy to hear all of the positive feedback :) Morning Bell / Motion Picture Soundtrack was VERY heavy for me… It was like the entire synopsis and “theme” of what I was receiving instantly made sense. I wish we could all go back in time and listen for the first time together! \m/ Peace & Love
You should react to “Romance Is Boring” By “Los Campesinos!” They’re an underground indie band from wales and they make very good music and I would love to see your reaction to it.
This was really something man! You seem very sensitive and in tune with this amazing album. I did not get it at all when I first heard it. It might be Radioheads most cerebral but also introspective album. But one night I brought out my best headphones, put away my phone and decided to take in the whole thing. I finally got it, and it's now up there with OK Computer and In Rainbows as my personal favourite Radiohead albums. It's also one of my favourite things to have in my headphones when taking a walk around the local lake where I live. Preferably after the sun has set.
There actually is a longer version of Motion Picture Soundtrack out there, but I think it works better the way it is on this album, it's just the perfect length to make you want to listen to it again and again.
Thank you for reacting to this record. I can never hear it for the first time again but this is as close as it gets. Loved your interpretation and commentary.
Motion Picture Soundtrack is a song that just can’t be remade. It’s a work of art. Making a song that is so soul crushing and depressing that it can emotionally effect a man in his 30’s is absolutely incredible. I have never cried so much to a song ever in my life.
The Cigarettes After Sex cover is a horrible butchering of the track. I despise it. Radiohead made something special, and trying to put your own spin on it is a ridiculously impossible feat.
@@booled1 Yeah, I mean CAS is a decent band, I like some of their stuff, it's just a bit samey to me, and every single bit of emotional impact is lost in their cover because they just tried to redo this really unique song with interesting use of various instruments into another one of their generic songs.
Been watching all of these... really good stuff. I think Radiohead is primarily a compositional band... they are great at creating really perfect sonic landscapes that tease and coax your mind in a certain direction. They will always be my band...
After so many years listening to and loving virtually everything Radiohead has done, I honestly never really thought as much of Kid A as I figured I should have…until I watched this reaction. Thanks for opening my ears to it once again. The album is reborn to me.
I ain't never seen a reaction this authentic. You let yourself feel this album brother...and I"m deeply humbled by that! Thanks for sharing this incredible and your vulnerability around it.
Motion Picture Soundtrack had such a profound effect on me. My favorite radiohead song along with How To Dissappear Completely. Listen to the piano demo of motion Picture, it's even more beautiful
Wow... I'm not really a reaction kinda guy but this really felt like a shared experience more than a reaction. Your way of perceiving music and what it means is something I've never seen on this platform before. This was quite a ride... (Also, I can't recommend enough The Glow Pt.2 by The Microphones. I'm quite certain you'll enjoy it ^^)
I love "morning bell".. Was wondering what you'd think of it, and the end of this album. I totally experience this "glazed disssociative state", probably a little too often ha.. Radiohead saves my life man. Love that you did this album, I enjoyed it fully, I also love when someone "gets" something I love. By the way, there's a great live version of "morning bell" (live in Praha) Don't forget "The Daily Mail (from the basement) 😉👍🏻 I mean, seriously.
I appreciate you really digging into this album and your first reaction to it. I got this album as a kid when it came out and I thought it was just a bunch of really cool, unique sounds and I've been hooked to Radiohead ever since. But there's a lot of stuff I never really thought about some of the topics being explored here. Thanks for your channel
I wonder why Radiohead is not often classified as a psychedelic band. Sometimes they're about as psychedelic as I think I've ever heard. Truly beautiful alien music.
Thank you, beautiful reaction to my favorite album of all time. It might be a hard first listen for a most of people. But feels like you had a really genuin good first listen, which makes me really glad. You felt it. And believe me, the more you keep listening to it, the more you will feel and understand it. Keep the radiohead stuff coming!
You know you're a radiohead fan when 1) you can't rank your favorite radiohead songs 2) you hate creep 3) you listen to revolving doors, fitter happier and feral in your free time
@@monarchgupta2712I don’t agree. If you’ve heard of the saying “familiarity breeds contempt” you might understand that when you hear a song that you used to love played over and over again for years, this can take the shine off the song. I have to approach all the music I love with a little reminder to myself not to overplay it. I want to save it so it always affects me the way it did when I first heard it and get that same euphoria. For me, If you over listen/hear the music it loses that sense of euphoria that I first got from it and I don’t want that to happen. Imagine your favourite food. Something you really love. Then imaging having to eat that food everyday for months/years...I dare say you’d get tired of it or even grow to hate it and that’s how I feel about music. When I come across music I love, I ration myself so I don’t get tired of it, and I do this with everything from food through to the clothes I wear. I always want to keep it fresh! Plus it doesn’t help when you come across self professed Radiohead who only love creep. You ask them what they think about other tracks that weren’t their early commercial tracks and they’re not interested. I don’t really “hate” Creep, but after feeling like I’ve heard it a million times, I just don’t want to hear it again. It’s still a very good track and it’s been spoiled for me.
I love the fact you played the last track on the album not just once, or even twice, but three whole times - man! Your commitment to this musical journey is clearly deeply personal for you. And this music is beyond amazing isn't it? The themes are never simple, obvious or cheap. It hits home on all sorts of levels that are hard to comprehend - for me anyway. I'm a great Radiohead fan (I first watched them play live in York UK back in about '92-'93, during their Pablo Honey era when they were supporting the band James on tour), and I think you did great justice to their music with your reaction. Would be wonderful if you did another Radiohead album really soon, In Rainbows would be a good one. Hang on in there.....
I realllly appreciate it you take notes during the song and don't interrupt it with your comments. In particular these extremely emotional songs. And your comments are spot on, btw. Motion Picture Soundtrack is a song I could listen to for hours, same with Like Spinning Plates.
I am unsure if you're still active here on TH-cam or what the deal may be, but your reaction to the Motion Picture Soundtrack was super relatable. I never thought of it so profoundly until the beginning of this year. Problems on top of the issues building up, stress, anxiety, and I was it came on, and I just wept. I couldn't stop playing this song because it is so beautiful, and I can't say what got me so emotional listening to it, but it hit me. Such an underrated gem. Really glad I found this video!
I don't usually comment on reaction videos that I watch, but I paused around 17:47 because I felt compelled to leave a comment. I've also had a lot of trauma in my life, and feel things very intensely, and have been intermittently experiencing intense dissociative episodes for nearly 7 years now. The way you described the album, how insane it feels to have someone emulate dissociation and put it into a digestible format, is exactly how I felt when I first heard this album last year. It fucking rocked me to my core, and although I've now gone on to listen to many more albums and would easily put most of them as my #1, this is the only one that I feel a true personal connection with. It makes me really glad to know that I'm not the only one affected by the album in this way! Thank you for being vulnerable and sharing it here. I very recently listened to A Moon Shaped Pool, their latest record, for the first time, and that album very similarly has deep, intense emotional ties - at the time of writing/recording it, Thom was divorcing his wife of 25 years (who died from cancer a few months after the album came out...oof), and producer Nigel Godrich had his father pass away - it's a rough album to hear knowing the context, but I'd really recommend you check it out if you're looking for a similarly emotional experience. It's also very cleanly mixed and beautiful to listen to. Looking forward to more Radiohead reactions if you ever choose to do them in the future! EDIT: Also, after unpausing, just wanted to add, this album definitely DOES get better and better with each listen - most of their albums tend to be that way for me!! Enjoy it! 🔥
@@wfmmofficial For some reason I only just now saw this notification, but thank YOU for sharing your true feelings to the world! I think I'm finally glad to be here too, and hope your days have been much better. \m/
Add, Motion Picture Soundtrack to Pyramid Song and How to Disappear Completely, to their most insane tracks and bumping Street Spirit to 4. These tracks are all such complete moods and more of an experience, rather than being just simple songs.
Morning Bell has always felt like a song about divorce to me..I'm with you about seeing the voice as another instrument and lyrics are sometimes secondary..as with the Icelandic band, Sigur ros..I have no idea what they are saying but the music is beautiful.. Anyway, lyrics certainly enhance and enrich certain songs of course, and with lyrics like " you can keep the furniture, bump on the head." And " clothes are on the lawn with the furniture," and finally, " cut the kids in half" are what make me think of divorce with morning bell..so glad you loved the album..I go between kid a and in rainbows for favorite album..
I love you man. U got it. You get shit. And you got this. I am where you are at, everything all at once. No filters, just a raw experience of the world coming at me at all times, with little to no defences. Which is why I love Radiohead so much. It's a safe space, but at the same time it's not because their music penetrates your emotional barriers leaving you vulnerable to your own thoughts and fears. But it makes me feel real things and face myself.
Great great reaction. This album fell so flat to me coming off the back of OKC but then after 20+ listens it just hit on a much deeper level. Would love to see you react to In Rainbows ❤️
I really relate to literally everything you said at the end of the album lmao. Kid A is probably their best album, I'm very happy to see someone else who loves this album as much as I do.
Morning Bell might be one of my favourite songs ever. I haven’t listened to the studio version in probably five years, and the first four bars here literally nearly brought me to tears today. Such a heavy song, seems to have been changed for me by the isolation of the pandemic. I look forward to this reaction
This album left my man speechless....this is the Radiohead experience. Loved watching you enjoy every moment. PLEEZ react to the full album OK Computer! Much love ❤
This was excellent, going through the musical journey of Kid A, if you have not heard OK computer, Amnesiac or In Rainbows would love to see you do the same with those.
Doing it big, hard and long - keep hitting, feeling and thinking. Thank you. Lamb Lies Down awaits… Oh, and KC is still up there looking down and waiting for a wink.
Given your reaction to this and you getting so much from the disassociation themes, I’d really recommend looking at Amnesiac, which is the partner record to Kid A - recorded in the same sessions. I’ve had periods in my life where I’ve had real struggles with disassociation, and I have the same hit from this album. Amnesiac is way down the list of Radiohead projects that people usually recommend first, but I think you would get a lot out of it. In particular Pyramid Song and Like Spinning Plates I think could speak to you. It wouldn’t be the right commercial move for your channel probably (go for Ok Computer or In Rainbows for that), but I think you should go look at Amnesiac, it helped me a lot. Great videos.
There is longer acoustic version of motion picture soundtrack which is more hurt crushing imo. But album version is just perfect ending for kid a. I think you really understood the picture that Thom wanted to show us, great reaction
Dude you're great you should put affiliate links to your headphones just for some side cash. I love how much work you put into these videos, keep it up!
Would love to see you react to some more Portishead, especially Glory Box, Roads and Only You from their Live in Roseland NYC concert, they have a philharmonic accompanying them, it's an amazing concert all the way through, but those are definitely highlights. Their studio versions of Humming and Western Eyes are 2 other great tracks. Speaking of Trip-Hop, Massive Attack is another absolute must with tracks like Dissolved Girl, Group Four and Black Milk being personal favorites, and not just the same old 3 tracks everyone reacts to, namely, Angel, Teardrop and Unfinished Sympathy. Not that they aren't great, but good to get some variety, also these tracks disserve more attention and recognition. The last Trip Hop group I'm going to suggest at the moment has a very different feel and that's Morcheeba, I'd start out with their album Big Calm, it's the musical equivalent of a tropical beach vacation. Last recommendation is a wild card, it's the Icelandic group Sigur Ros, and for the first timer, I suggest starting with their track Svefn-g-englar. Their music is difficult to describe as it too is more of an experience, like Motion Picture Soundtrack, Pyramid Song and How to Disappear Completely, but with more atmospheric and symphonic qualities. You could also describe it as musical meditation, it's really something else, and based on your reactions to the afore mentioned Radiohead tracks, you'll really enjoy them!
there's another verse in Motion Picture Soundtrack unreleased version (well they released it in OKNOTOK Casette) this version even more sad and depressing than the original release “ beautiful angel pull apart at birth limbless and helpless i can't even recognise you i think youre crazy, maybe i will see you in the next life ” i think thom talk about abortion here, it fits so much with the first and second verse, i dont know why they remove the 3rd verse. btw great reaction bro!
If you end up listening to all the radiohead albums here's some advice: Skip Pablo honey Be super duper patient with king of limbs It is an amazing album but it takes like 9 listens
I don´t know when, but when you will ever listen to the best metal-Abum wich was ever recorderd, Lateralus by Tool , feel it, till the last Lick wich is played. So unbelivabke good. My english sucks, and i am drunk, but i speak the truth, toll is the band wich can step your feeelings about music to limits nobody known. i swear,
i know that change in Motion Picture Soundtrack hit you like a truck, felt the same way, hoping you come back for In Rainbows, some very emotional tracks on it
You need to listen to UNDO and UNISON. From Björk , those songs they will take you to heaven , ( you will love them ) please Listen to Those tracks , and they are 5 mins plus length .
It’s funny because I thought The Muse and Coldplay where steeling Radioheads music style lol! They where around before them and really created the new Alt Sound.
Motion Picture Soundtrack is one of my favourites, the version on Kid A is so ethereally beautiful but I also love the early versions from 1995 (on guitar) or 1997 (piano), which have such a different tone, almost more melancholic and emotionally raw: th-cam.com/video/bmgXsAchYow/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/wa_ywAXiKwI/w-d-xo.html
This seemed to have a profound effect on you, was fun to watch, it's an amazing album for sure but imo Kid A is Radiohead's 7th best album. I believe OK Computer, In Rainbows, A Moon Shaped Pool, The Bends, Hail To The Thief and Amnesiac are better, in that order. I see you've stopped releasing youtube videos some months ago, whatever you're doing, I hope you got round to them all.
like so many people i share the way you think and talk about music - just want to sit and listen with you - and like most experiences with my friends i love just watching you process and think - and its so nice to give each other that time and space when having an experience and an exchange of ideas - lets get people together and lie on the floor and do that (─‿‿─)♡ do you like black midi - ravel - etc?
The Finale! Thank you so much for watching, I hope I did right by the Radiohead fans out there. This is an incredibly brilliant, and personal album, and i’m so happy to hear all of the positive feedback :)
Morning Bell / Motion Picture Soundtrack was VERY heavy for me… It was like the entire synopsis and “theme” of what I was receiving instantly made sense.
I wish we could all go back in time and listen for the first time together! \m/
Peace & Love
Have you heard the other version on “Morning Bell” off the next album? if not, I’ll be looking forward to seeing that.
@@ROArecords2 Haven’t!!
Fantastic review from start to end of my favourite ever album.
Kudos.
You should react to “Romance Is Boring” By “Los Campesinos!” They’re an underground indie band from wales and they make very good music and I would love to see your reaction to it.
This was really something man! You seem very sensitive and in tune with this amazing album.
I did not get it at all when I first heard it. It might be Radioheads most cerebral but also introspective album. But one night I brought out my best headphones, put away my phone and decided to take in the whole thing. I finally got it, and it's now up there with OK Computer and In Rainbows as my personal favourite Radiohead albums. It's also one of my favourite things to have in my headphones when taking a walk around the local lake where I live. Preferably after the sun has set.
Motion picture soundtrack hits you like nothing else
Fr
Your silence after finishing the album... That was such a beautiful moment... Thank you so much for sharing.
A real music listeners reaction to this album should look just like that!
There actually is a longer version of Motion Picture Soundtrack out there, but I think it works better the way it is on this album, it's just the perfect length to make you want to listen to it again and again.
I wish it was 5 mins UGH
@@wfmmofficial the cd version is 6 minutes, includes the 11th track untitled and 2 silent sections (which is better that way)
20 years later and I still cry every time I listen to Motion Picture Soundtrack.
Thank you for reacting to this record. I can never hear it for the first time again but this is as close as it gets. Loved your interpretation and commentary.
You're weird
Hope you consider the In Rainbow album next. Definitely their cleanest album. These reactions are fun, good shit!
Thank YOU!
I second and third this
Since you started with Kid A. I suggest the next album should be Amnesiac. I dunno, just my two dollars and cents..
Pretty sure he already covered most of it already from The Basement though, unfortunately
@@moonillusions832 A purist I see!
Motion Picture Soundtrack is a song that just can’t be remade. It’s a work of art. Making a song that is so soul crushing and depressing that it can emotionally effect a man in his 30’s is absolutely incredible. I have never cried so much to a song ever in my life.
The Cigarettes After Sex cover is a horrible butchering of the track. I despise it. Radiohead made something special, and trying to put your own spin on it is a ridiculously impossible feat.
@@stefankleynhans7689 I despise it too. It’s an insult to the original.
@@booled1 Yeah, I mean CAS is a decent band, I like some of their stuff, it's just a bit samey to me, and every single bit of emotional impact is lost in their cover because they just tried to redo this really unique song with interesting use of various instruments into another one of their generic songs.
Morning Bell is just brilliant for me...
Been watching all of these... really good stuff.
I think Radiohead is primarily a compositional band... they are great at creating really perfect sonic landscapes that tease and coax your mind in a certain direction. They will always be my band...
After so many years listening to and loving virtually everything Radiohead has done, I honestly never really thought as much of Kid A as I figured I should have…until I watched this reaction. Thanks for opening my ears to it once again. The album is reborn to me.
I ain't never seen a reaction this authentic. You let yourself feel this album brother...and I"m deeply humbled by that! Thanks for sharing this incredible and your vulnerability around it.
Thank you so much for watching! Your words mean a lot
Motion Picture Soundtrack had such a profound effect on me. My favorite radiohead song along with How To Dissappear Completely. Listen to the piano demo of motion Picture, it's even more beautiful
Wow... I'm not really a reaction kinda guy but this really felt like a shared experience more than a reaction. Your way of perceiving music and what it means is something I've never seen on this platform before. This was quite a ride... (Also, I can't recommend enough The Glow Pt.2 by The Microphones. I'm quite certain you'll enjoy it ^^)
Thank You!!! Appreciate it so much
Please do more Radiohead! Loved all 4 parts, and the singular song reactions you did. Love you synapsis of each song. Peace and love brother
Thank You So Much!!!
The little vocal run on "I will see you" is just shattering.
I love "morning bell".. Was wondering what you'd think of it, and the end of this album.
I totally experience this "glazed disssociative state", probably a little too often ha..
Radiohead saves my life man.
Love that you did this album, I enjoyed it fully, I also love when someone "gets" something I love.
By the way, there's a great live version of "morning bell" (live in Praha)
Don't forget "The Daily Mail (from the basement) 😉👍🏻
I mean, seriously.
;)
Man I think you’re one of the best when it comes to reacting, processing, or feeling in general in music, keep it up
Thank you so much :’)
I appreciate you really digging into this album and your first reaction to it. I got this album as a kid when it came out and I thought it was just a bunch of really cool, unique sounds and I've been hooked to Radiohead ever since. But there's a lot of stuff I never really thought about some of the topics being explored here. Thanks for your channel
I wonder why Radiohead is not often classified as a psychedelic band. Sometimes they're about as psychedelic as I think I've ever heard. Truly beautiful alien music.
some would even say subterranean homesick alien music
Your not reacting, your absorbing. Great job
I don't know if there's another song on earth that makes me cry as easy as Motion Picture Soundtrack
motion picture soundtrack hits hard. everytime
Thank you, beautiful reaction to my favorite album of all time. It might be a hard first listen for a most of people. But feels like you had a really genuin good first listen, which makes me really glad. You felt it. And believe me, the more you keep listening to it, the more you will feel and understand it. Keep the radiohead stuff coming!
You know you're a radiohead fan when
1) you can't rank your favorite radiohead songs
2) you hate creep
3) you listen to revolving doors, fitter happier and feral in your free time
LOL !!
only fake radiohead fans hate creep. real fans come around to love it.
@@monarchgupta2712 fr, it's actually not bad imo
@@exstasiaa nahh way better than not bad, it's just overplayed. The song is iconic
@@monarchgupta2712I don’t agree. If you’ve heard of the saying “familiarity breeds contempt” you might understand that when you hear a song that you used to love played over and over again for years, this can take the shine off the song.
I have to approach all the music I love with a little reminder to myself not to overplay it. I want to save it so it always affects me the way it did when I first heard it and get that same euphoria. For me, If you over listen/hear the music it loses that sense of euphoria that I first got from it and I don’t want that to happen.
Imagine your favourite food. Something you really love. Then imaging having to eat that food everyday for months/years...I dare say you’d get tired of it or even grow to hate it and that’s how I feel about music.
When I come across music I love, I ration myself so I don’t get tired of it, and I do this with everything from food through to the clothes I wear. I always want to keep it fresh!
Plus it doesn’t help when you come across self professed Radiohead who only love creep. You ask them what they think about other tracks that weren’t their early commercial tracks and they’re not interested.
I don’t really “hate” Creep, but after feeling like I’ve heard it a million times, I just don’t want to hear it again. It’s still a very good track and it’s been spoiled for me.
I love the fact you played the last track on the album not just once, or even twice, but three whole times - man! Your commitment to this musical journey is clearly deeply personal for you. And this music is beyond amazing isn't it? The themes are never simple, obvious or cheap. It hits home on all sorts of levels that are hard to comprehend - for me anyway. I'm a great Radiohead fan (I first watched them play live in York UK back in about '92-'93, during their Pablo Honey era when they were supporting the band James on tour), and I think you did great justice to their music with your reaction. Would be wonderful if you did another Radiohead album really soon, In Rainbows would be a good one. Hang on in there.....
Just twice
HAVING to play Motion Picture Soundtrack again. Someone who gets it. As good as music gets. Transcendent
I realllly appreciate it you take notes during the song and don't interrupt it with your comments. In particular these extremely emotional songs. And your comments are spot on, btw. Motion Picture Soundtrack is a song I could listen to for hours, same with Like Spinning Plates.
I am unsure if you're still active here on TH-cam or what the deal may be, but your reaction to the Motion Picture Soundtrack was super relatable. I never thought of it so profoundly until the beginning of this year. Problems on top of the issues building up, stress, anxiety, and I was it came on, and I just wept. I couldn't stop playing this song because it is so beautiful, and I can't say what got me so emotional listening to it, but it hit me. Such an underrated gem. Really glad I found this video!
I don't usually comment on reaction videos that I watch, but I paused around 17:47 because I felt compelled to leave a comment. I've also had a lot of trauma in my life, and feel things very intensely, and have been intermittently experiencing intense dissociative episodes for nearly 7 years now. The way you described the album, how insane it feels to have someone emulate dissociation and put it into a digestible format, is exactly how I felt when I first heard this album last year. It fucking rocked me to my core, and although I've now gone on to listen to many more albums and would easily put most of them as my #1, this is the only one that I feel a true personal connection with. It makes me really glad to know that I'm not the only one affected by the album in this way! Thank you for being vulnerable and sharing it here.
I very recently listened to A Moon Shaped Pool, their latest record, for the first time, and that album very similarly has deep, intense emotional ties - at the time of writing/recording it, Thom was divorcing his wife of 25 years (who died from cancer a few months after the album came out...oof), and producer Nigel Godrich had his father pass away - it's a rough album to hear knowing the context, but I'd really recommend you check it out if you're looking for a similarly emotional experience. It's also very cleanly mixed and beautiful to listen to.
Looking forward to more Radiohead reactions if you ever choose to do them in the future!
EDIT: Also, after unpausing, just wanted to add, this album definitely DOES get better and better with each listen - most of their albums tend to be that way for me!! Enjoy it! 🔥
You had me choked up for a moment reading this! Thank you so much for sharing your words… So glad to have you! \m/
@@wfmmofficial For some reason I only just now saw this notification, but thank YOU for sharing your true feelings to the world! I think I'm finally glad to be here too, and hope your days have been much better. \m/
Add, Motion Picture Soundtrack to Pyramid Song and How to Disappear Completely, to their most insane tracks and bumping Street Spirit to 4. These tracks are all such complete moods and more of an experience, rather than being just simple songs.
Morning Bell has always felt like a song about divorce to me..I'm with you about seeing the voice as another instrument and lyrics are sometimes secondary..as with the Icelandic band, Sigur ros..I have no idea what they are saying but the music is beautiful.. Anyway, lyrics certainly enhance and enrich certain songs of course, and with lyrics like " you can keep the furniture, bump on the head." And " clothes are on the lawn with the furniture," and finally, " cut the kids in half" are what make me think of divorce with morning bell..so glad you loved the album..I go between kid a and in rainbows for favorite album..
Thank you so much for sharing.. it's a shared experience!!
I love you man. U got it. You get shit. And you got this. I am where you are at, everything all at once. No filters, just a raw experience of the world coming at me at all times, with little to no defences. Which is why I love Radiohead so much. It's a safe space, but at the same time it's not because their music penetrates your emotional barriers leaving you vulnerable to your own thoughts and fears. But it makes me feel real things and face myself.
So happy to have you! Thanks for your awesome comments \m/
Great great reaction. This album fell so flat to me coming off the back of OKC but then after 20+ listens it just hit on a much deeper level. Would love to see you react to In Rainbows ❤️
I really relate to literally everything you said at the end of the album lmao. Kid A is probably their best album, I'm very happy to see someone else who loves this album as much as I do.
Morning Bell might be one of my favourite songs ever. I haven’t listened to the studio version in probably five years, and the first four bars here literally nearly brought me to tears today. Such a heavy song, seems to have been changed for me by the isolation of the pandemic. I look forward to this reaction
This album left my man speechless....this is the Radiohead experience. Loved watching you enjoy every moment. PLEEZ react to the full album OK Computer!
Much love ❤
Everyone in the comments talking about motion picture soundtrack. Where’s the love for morning bell?
This was excellent, going through the musical journey of Kid A, if you have not heard OK computer, Amnesiac or In Rainbows would love to see you do the same with those.
Very very good reaction. Thanks for the content.
Ahh man, that was awesome. I’ve heard this album so many times but watching your reaction almost made me rediscover it myself in a way!
Love it!! ❤
I absolutely luv RADIOHEAD!!! I hope to see them someday 🙏
This was amazing!! And this album is a masterpiece😤 I recommend In rainbows next!! That album takes you legit in rainbows
motion picture soundtrack my beloved
my favourite radiohead piece of all time
i really enjoyed these videos, i wish you reacted to Amesiac too
I visited the art gallery. A great experience.
Doing it big, hard and long - keep hitting, feeling and thinking.
Thank you.
Lamb Lies Down awaits…
Oh, and KC is still up there looking down and waiting for a wink.
Given your reaction to this and you getting so much from the disassociation themes, I’d really recommend looking at Amnesiac, which is the partner record to Kid A - recorded in the same sessions. I’ve had periods in my life where I’ve had real struggles with disassociation, and I have the same hit from this album. Amnesiac is way down the list of Radiohead projects that people usually recommend first, but I think you would get a lot out of it. In particular Pyramid Song and Like Spinning Plates I think could speak to you. It wouldn’t be the right commercial move for your channel probably (go for Ok Computer or In Rainbows for that), but I think you should go look at Amnesiac, it helped me a lot. Great videos.
Please you have to listening Amnesiac 2001
"I'm gonna play it again..."
Yeah dude.
beautiful
There is longer acoustic version of motion picture soundtrack which is more hurt crushing imo. But album version is just perfect ending for kid a. I think you really understood the picture that Thom wanted to show us, great reaction
I can’t bloody wait for In Rainbows.
Can I also request Yield-Pearl Jam.
Love your channel!!
Thank You!!!
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Would love to see you react to some more Portishead, especially Glory Box, Roads and Only You from their Live in Roseland NYC concert, they have a philharmonic accompanying them, it's an amazing concert all the way through, but those are definitely highlights. Their studio versions of Humming and Western Eyes are 2 other great tracks. Speaking of Trip-Hop, Massive Attack is another absolute must with tracks like Dissolved Girl, Group Four and Black Milk being personal favorites, and not just the same old 3 tracks everyone reacts to, namely, Angel, Teardrop and Unfinished Sympathy. Not that they aren't great, but good to get some variety, also these tracks disserve more attention and recognition. The last Trip Hop group I'm going to suggest at the moment has a very different feel and that's Morcheeba, I'd start out with their album Big Calm, it's the musical equivalent of a tropical beach vacation.
Last recommendation is a wild card, it's the Icelandic group Sigur Ros, and for the first timer, I suggest starting with their track Svefn-g-englar. Their music is difficult to describe as it too is more of an experience, like Motion Picture Soundtrack, Pyramid Song and How to Disappear Completely, but with more atmospheric and symphonic qualities. You could also describe it as musical meditation, it's really something else, and based on your reactions to the afore mentioned Radiohead tracks, you'll really enjoy them!
This is brilliant, can you do more Radiohead albums pls.
Motion Picture Soundtrack is the best way to end an album. Maybe my favorite song from Radiohead
there's another verse in Motion Picture Soundtrack unreleased version (well they released it in OKNOTOK Casette) this version even more sad and depressing than the original release
“ beautiful angel
pull apart at birth
limbless and helpless
i can't even recognise you
i think youre crazy, maybe
i will see you in the next life ”
i think thom talk about abortion here, it fits so much with the first and second verse, i dont know why they remove the 3rd verse.
btw great reaction bro!
If you end up listening to all the radiohead albums here's some advice:
Skip Pablo honey
Be super duper patient with king of limbs
It is an amazing album but it takes like 9 listens
I want my life and everyone else’s to end just like a motion picture soundtrack, to be memorable.
I love watching Radiohead music break people. It broke me long ago.
I don´t know when, but when you will ever listen to the best metal-Abum wich was ever recorderd, Lateralus by Tool , feel it, till the last Lick wich is played. So unbelivabke good. My english sucks, and i am drunk, but i speak the truth, toll is the band wich can step your feeelings about music to limits nobody known. i swear,
I love Tool... I've heard it all my friend!
I was wondering if you were planning to react to OK Computer? It is considered their best album (debatable of course), up there with Kid A.
i know that change in Motion Picture Soundtrack hit you like a truck, felt the same way, hoping you come back for In Rainbows, some very emotional tracks on it
You need to listen to UNDO and UNISON. From Björk , those songs they will take you to heaven , ( you will love them ) please
Listen to Those tracks , and they are 5 mins plus length .
Please listen to Björk’s songs UNISON and UNDO , they will take you to heaven , and they are 5 mins plus length . You will love them .
It’s funny because I thought The Muse and Coldplay where steeling Radioheads music style lol! They where around before them and really created the new Alt Sound.
Motion Picture Soundtrack is one of my favourites, the version on Kid A is so ethereally beautiful but I also love the early versions from 1995 (on guitar) or 1997 (piano), which have such a different tone, almost more melancholic and emotionally raw:
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This seemed to have a profound effect on you, was fun to watch, it's an amazing album for sure but imo Kid A is Radiohead's 7th best album. I believe OK Computer, In Rainbows, A Moon Shaped Pool, The Bends, Hail To The Thief and Amnesiac are better, in that order. I see you've stopped releasing youtube videos some months ago, whatever you're doing, I hope you got round to them all.
Thats real reaction. Not just making faces.
If you haven’t already listen to Soma by SP!!
please do let down from ok computer next its definitely one of my favorite songs by them
Do yourself a favour and listen to 'In Rainbows Live from the Basement'. Radiohead's best work IMO
Ok Computer next please.
React to Tame Impala - Lonerism and The Avalanches - Since I Left You.
I had a dream I met jonny greenwood.
I'm living in a fantasy.
like so many people i share the way you think and talk about music - just want to sit and listen with you - and like most experiences with my friends i love just watching you process and think - and its so nice to give each other that time and space when having an experience and an exchange of ideas - lets get people together and lie on the floor and do that (─‿‿─)♡ do you like black midi - ravel - etc?
I wish I could like this video twice. No, thrice. Quice?
HAH!
where did you go?
Careful. Soon other bands will pale in comparison to the depth and diversity. Radiohead changed me.
They always pull you back because they’re not Coldplay
Listen to There will be blood