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“How do you make that sound with a guitar?” The answer is Ed O’Brien
And his Ebow
EEEEEEEED
minute??
@@JOSE11db 10:12
Ed is my hero
Sail to the moon is underrated
bloopsir agreed
Its honestly so fucking good
is most definitely is
So so beautiful
My favorite song in the album
2+2=5 is one of the best openers from any album ever in my opinion
Agreed. Radiohead always have amazing openings, but this is on another level and sums the theme and tone of the album perfectly. Burn the Witch and 15 Step come close.
I´M AGREE.
ScorpionGaming wb planet telex and airbag and everything in its right place
Sams town
Radiohead openers are always amazing!
theraindrops (x47)
Top class lyrics! xD
POWER RANGERS! POWER RANGERS!
@@charlie172011 pensé que era el único, jajaja
No (x42)
charlie172011 😂😂😂
I come from the future and There, There is gonna be his favorite
you just misspelt Myxomatosis
There there indeed is the best
Damn, you actually got it on point, it's pretty much his favorite along 2+2=5
Its definitely mine. See if you can get a copy of the original 'There There' on the leaked first mix of the album. its even better.
@@emmamorris6577 the basement version is the best version out there
A Moon Shaped Pool please, I want to see you cry on camera
Edit: YOU HATE THE COVER?! WHAT’S WRONG WITH YOU
RIGHT, THAT’S LIKE THE BEST RADIOHEAD COVER
Yes please, one of my favorite RH albums
Clearly I don't need to say A Moon Shaped Pool again.
A moon shaped pool is my fav Radiohead album. Then in rainbows. Then Hail to the thief.
a moon shaped pool needs to be last, it needs context, amnesiac and TKOL first
I knew that you would like it!
Can't wait for you to hear "There There" and "A Wolf at the Door"!
Two of their very best songs.
Obviously Myxomatosis too.
0:54 2+2 = 5
3:32 Sit Down. Stand Up
6:35 Sail to the moon
9:35 Backdrifts
12:26 Go to sleep
15:11 Where i end and you begin
17:13 We suck young blood
Your face at THE RAINDROPS was priceless.
My exact reaction the first time I heard it
Trivia: Thom's son is called Noah, and "Sail To The Moon" was written for him ("and in the flood / you'll build an ark / and sail us to the moon").
I just love how you go far more in-depth than most reactions by others.
Can't wait for your reaction to 'I Will', 'Scatterbrain', 'A Wolf At The Door', 'There, There', 'Myxomatosis'... heck, the whole other half of the album. ;)
I remember when i wanted to see the reaction of my girlfriend listening 'I Will' n shes never listened Radiohead before
She fell asleep 😂😂😂😭😭😭
@@puyuem4695
Hahaha. Well, my girlfriend thinks 'I Will' is too whiny... Still didn't manage to make clear why I find this song one of the most beautiful songs ever constructed. ;)
@@puyuem4695 Lmfaoo
Just wait for There, There ....
!!!!!!
One of my favorite songs from radiohead
Oh hell yes
And myxamitosis 😎😎😎
fever ray album is better than hail to the thief hi fever ray
5:08 tfw THE RAINDROPS x42
Finally!!!! I love your reactions, more Radiohead please.
We Suck Young Blood is one of the most underrated Radiohead songs. Geez
Oh man if you like Radiohead’s piano-songs, you’ll love Pyramid song. I’m sure
Dg765 And codex and The Daily Mail and so much more...
Love that you dug We Suck Young Blood. It never gets any love and it's so great.
I'm like him - I was actually really intrigued by the song upon first listen (and first few listens). I loved the creepiness, the chord progression with the piano, the random explosive middle part...then I find out most people don't like it much.
True, definitely an underrated song.
It's a great song, very eerie
It's a pretty good, eerie, song for the first two minutes but imo is just too long. since there isn't really any variety in it at all, until the jazzy bit, it feels rather tiring to listen to, especially with the very ploddy piano playing and claps. Imo if they brought the jazzy bit forward a minute or so, and then ended after the discordant piano bashes that close the jazz, then it would be so much better. as is it sorta brings the entire album to a grinding halt pace-wise.
eh, it’s ok
i’m the biggest fan of hail to the thief. i was born around a month after it was released and my mom replayed it throughout my birth, and i lived my whole life with these guys’ music. i went to see them live by my own in july of 2017 and it was the best day of life. they’ve all been such a big part of my life since the second i was born and seeing them actually right in front of me make me break down on my ride home later. the crowd, all the fans of this band, all of them are absolutely amazing and i felt like i was somewhere else for a few hours, even after the concert.
seeing you listening to the masterpiece i was literally born to makes me want to erase my memory and listen to all their music for the first time again. you lucky, lucky man.
Lika The same thing with me, but with Ok Computer (I was born a few months after its release) The memories I have as a kid are listening to Ok Computer and Kid A nonstop, my dad is a HUGE radiohead fan. I went with him and my mom to a RH concert on 2016, it was the best day of my life.
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Someone may have mentioned this, but Radiohead released an alternate tracklist a while back that flows really well.
1.There There
2. The Gloaming
3. Sail to the Moon
4. Sit Down Stand Up
5. Go to Sleep
6. Where I End and You Begin
7. Scatterbrain
8. 2+2=5
9. Myxomatosis
10. A Wolf at the Door
why doesn't it have "a punchup at a wedding"? that shit was great
RizeKrispy i just liked it for the instrumentals, unlike the rest
I'm glad that they didn't do that, I Will and We Suck Young Blood are two of my favorites on the album. It'd be perfect (for me) if you replaced The Gloaming and Sit Down, Stand Up for those though.
What is it called
My version would be King Thief
Bruh the 3 best songs of the album at the end
A lot of the weirder sounds are performed live by 2 of the band members sampling and remixing Thom's vocals and whatever he's playing
Also, glad you like We Suck Young Blood, it feels a bit underrated by other fans to me
Fun fact:
On the song 2+2=5 (!!!) , the change from 7/4 to 4/4 happens exactly at 2:25 (!!!)
I can't imagine that not being deliberate - at least for Radiohead.
No it doesn’t? It happens at 1:18
Yeah it actually doesn't change there, it changes much earlier in the song
@@dfkdb6249 he meant in the song not the video bro
@@smuglef in the song it changes at 1:18 bro
@@smuglef th-cam.com/video/2w6kHS_IRrE/w-d-xo.html
1:18 in the studio version lol
If you ever think about reacting to The King of Limbs you would be better off reacting to "The Basement" studio version
this circlejerk over the basement version is kinda exaggerated. the album version is amazing too
@@xSilentRecon Yep, it's good, but most people rather hear the live versions, that's why that "circlejerk" even exist
@@TiempoNegro eh actually i change my mind. Since from the basement version has not only the audio but also the video of them playing everything that'd make for a more interesting reaction video from him. separator is also so much better on the basement version but i also love the studio version too cus its just higher quality as I don't have the CD
@@xSilentRecon Totally, also becouse he always wonders how they make some of the sounds, and Radiohead are amazing to watch live
And Go to Sleep live at Jools Holland, 2003.
2+2=5 and Sit Down Stand Up are like two punches to the face, and then Sail to the Moon is like recovering from that knock out.
I think you need to use headphones when its about Radiohead. There are a lot (A LOT) of sounds that you are missing. Otherwise you are great man, greetings from Argentina :D
Not unless you have good speakers. Then you can have spazms without the worry of getting tied up in your cords. :D
My speakers are much nicer than my headphones :)
Lmao 😂
Argentinaaa que onda papa
Go for 2+2=5 at Glastonbury 2003, there might be better performances of it, but I can't think of many off the top of my head. Hope you enjoy the 2nd half of the album anyways
Harry Chamberlain Letterman performance is solid.
Bonnaroo 2006 is great
th-cam.com/video/Wwdj3EAAOl4/w-d-xo.html
This is the best one I found (The others weren't HD, contrasted correctly, correct aspect ratios, and high quality audio)
Bonnaroo 06!
Where I end and you begin is my favorite Radiohead song
michael klein it is pretty good
It's one of mine too!!!
its in my top 5 for sure!
It’s on my top 10 definitely.
Yah awesome.. not my fave though!
you need to react to the most underrated Radiohead album, amnesiac. for me amnesiac is the best Radiohead album. it's so powerful
nah, it sucks
jk
Mine is Ok Computer, In Rainbows or Hail to the thief
Honestly, the most underrated album has to be The King of Limbs, Amnesiac comes a close second tbh.
@@andremartinez4411 tbh tkol is shit
you need to use headphones for radiohead, for full on escapism
Yeah!
He has much nicer speakers, I think he has a good setup
Yup
The cover art is incredible, just look up Stanley Donwood. I think it might be an age thing when I saw it as a teen that cover and his other work were my favorite art pieces. His work with Radiohead is still my favorite album art.
“How do you make that sound with a guitar?”
Watch the 'Radiohead Live from the Basement' video
If you haven't heard the bends I think you would love it
That’s my favorite Radiohead album!
Tocaraca same here
lol@@Tocaraca it's funny how every time i find you talking about something (youtube, reddit, discord), i absolutely disagree with the thing you said
That album is soooo overated
It makes me happy that you really liked "Go to sleep" and "Where I end and you begin" those two are pretty much some of my favourite Radiohead songs but I feel like the last song you played might be as well with a proper listen as I love pained and strained vocals in a song especially if it's super depressing.
And the raindrops and the raindrops and the raindrops and the raindrops
You wanna hear long buildups? Check out the band SWANS, specifically their album To Be Kind.
To be Kind would probably drive him insane.
While Silence Speaks. Especially a song like Bring The Sun/Toussaint L’Ouverture
Why does everyone forget ab The Bends? Make this reaction pls, the very best album for me.
Thissss, the bends is so good
Montse exactly
It's good but it's nowhere near their other stuff
James Bobbinson I'm not telling I don't like their other stuff. But at this point I think it will be appropriate to know where all the the roots are. After Kid A, OKC, In Rainbows and HTTT. And ofc when I'm speaking ab "The bends best album etc" - It's me being subjective.
@@Nick14orlov dude, i agree. the bends is like the best rock album circa 90-95s.
anyway, crazy to think that they released a new album just 2 years after and it sounds so much different than their previous works.
0:54 2+2=5 ( The Lukewarm )
3:31 Sit Down, Stand Up ( snakes and ladders)
6:35 Sail To The Moon ( Brush the cobwebs out of the sky)
9:36 Backdrifts (Honeymoon Is Over)
12:57 Go To Sleep (Little Man Being Erased)
15:13 Where I End And You Begin (The Sky Is Falling In)
17:12 We Suck Young Blood (Your Time Is Up)
Great reaction!! 2 + 2 = 5 never fails to get me hyped.
If you want more rocky songs, IGNORE these A Moon Shaped Pool requests for now and take a detour into THE BENDS. You'll love the Bends I think, I mean, it's one of Dom Howards influences before Showbiz was released.
Would you ever consider reacting to Pink Floyd albums?
That's a rabbit hole if you've ever seen one
Your reaction to the first two songs reminded me a lot of my first experience with this album. It really takes you by surprise lol you might end up loving this album a lot, it's their most diverse and has some really beautiful songs.
And thank you for giving We Suck Young Blood some love. It's not as liked in the fandom, but it's really a great, creepy song.
Big thumbs up for this one! I always thought this was one of their best albums. You should do Amnesiac next. Those albums came out just 2 years apart and have a lot of similarities.
Can't wait for you to hear the second half of this album. It has one of Radiohead's best songs on it. (There, there)
A lot of people compare Radiohead and Muse, but I find Radiohead to be a lot more mature and artistic. Their songs are more like compositions. I actually think Muse sound a bit like a younger more aggressive version of U2 in a lot of their songs. I used to like Muse a lot, don't get me wrong, I just find myself appreciating Radiohead more and Muse less the more I listen to them. There's something about Muse that just seems a bit shallow. Like a lot of flair and loud, in your face, production but not a lot that's really deep. I'm not sure what it is. Idk. I might be wrong.
separator94 “i might be wrong”? stop. 😑
@@goombie8962 go
Agreed, muse has some great songs, and the first half of Origin of Symmetry is gold, but a lot of their stuff feels tastelessly over the top. Not to mention that Matt’s lyrics are shallow, clunky garbage 90%of the time.
Listen to the bends by radiohead it's a more simplistic sound compared to the more modern stuff but is still great non the less and also has some of the best guitar work that they have made I think you will love that album.
He must react like this:
The Bends
Amnesiac
The King of limbs (the basement)
A Moon Shaped Pool 👌👌🖤
Can't wait when he listens to "wolf at the door".
I'm glad you liked Where I End and You Begin. It's one of the Radiohead songs I have a deep connection to (although I'm sure my interpretation is different to the intended one). I see it as almost a conversation between someone and their depression personified.
can't wait for part 2!
What a great reaction! Wasn’t expecting this so soon. When you’ve finished reacting to this album, you need to react to glasto 2003 gig 👍🏻
I remember when this came out in 2003. Everyone was super excited. Still an epic listen.
Love your reactions. Can't wait for part 2! Hail To The Thief is one of my favourites from them
This album is SO underrated. It’s my third fav from my all time fav band.
I believe reacting to a full Tool album would be an absolute out of body experience for you. Lateralus, Aenima or 10 000 days, can't really go wrong with either of these.
Tool isn't on Spotify :(
ABSOLUTELY
It’s too bad those two bands never collaborated
Please listen to AMSP next. So many fantastic great songs like Decks Dark, Ful Stop, Tinker Tailor, and Present Tense.
Oh, and this is my favorite album from them. There, there , 2+2=5, I will, and Backdrifts are all in my top 20
Daydreaming, Present Tense, Burn the witch, Glass Eyes, Identikit > Tinker Tailor
ice age coming I agree with Identikit (which I completely forgot to mention) and Present Tense but strongly disagree with Daydreaming.
i want AMSP to be last, amnesiac and TKOL will feel less impressive if AMSP is the next one
@@arcanemaster8722 Daydreaming is a masterpiece imo, favourite Radiohead song personally
John Oregon Decks Dark is my personal favorite from them. Probably in my top 5 songs of all time.
Thom wrote “Sail to the Moon” as a lullaby for his son Noah.
This was an immense album, we bought it the day it came out in 2003. And then listened on repeat for months and months, what a time to be alive. It was kind of like Dark Side of the Moon for the new age, this kind of Pre-Entitlement shout out to the end of the 90’s kids, and we got our money’s worth. Cheers, nice video man. Good times.
Most of the ambient/weird stuff is done by Ed on guitar and Jonny on a an ancient electronic instrument, Ondes Martenot (do some research, the instrument is very insteresting). All of the sparkly, warped, and droning sounds in Sail To The Moon were recorded by Ed O'Brien on his guitar. He uses a Strat with a sustainer pickup and various different effects, mostly Digitech Whammy, and obviously reverbs, delays, filters etc.
Those sustaining sounds thorought Where I End And You Begin were Ed's sustaining guitar layered with Jonny's Ondes Martenot.
What's weird and really disappointing is that people often make fun of Ed and say that he's a useless band member, when in fact, he's responsible for nearly all of the atmosphere. People just have no idea that many of these sounds are coming from guitar and that it's very rare when Ed doesn't play anything in a song.
Edvinas Šedeckis I think Ed is vital. I think if you took any of the guys out of the equation it wouldn’t sound the same. Ed’s evolved into a great textural guitar player
AMNESIAAAAAAAAAAC.. Oh my please do Amnesiac, man this album was recorded at the same time with Kid A and it's even weirder.. Like, it's like a jazzier and more guitar driven creepy nightmarish of Kid A, really underrated..
I love when your face says WTF and it definetly will during Amnesiac :)
It's fun to watch almost anyone do reaction videos to music I love, but it's ESPECIALLY FUNNERER to hear a musician react. Thank you
I got chills throughout the whole video!!!
Damn they really are my favorite band. and as time goes by, I’m starting to think this album might be their best.
Oh how it hurts to wait till the next part man, this is so great. Especially Sit down, stand up, was priceless.
You know when a band it's legendary cause they can get a reaction like this. It fills me with proud to have the capacity to appreciate them. Stop breaking in half the reactions Dakota, please!. My heart can't hold it haha.
He has got to react to A Moon Shaped Pool, since he loves melody and these moments of beautiful crescendo in Radiohead’s songs, I don’t think there’s a better example of melodic Radiohead than pretty much the entire AMSP album
AM. NE. SI. AC. (Seriously though, love your reviews, but I think you would really love Amnesiac. It's kind of the link between Kid A and Hail to the Thief, and has a lot of what you seem to like about the band - gorgeous piano ballads, jazzy stuff, creepy songs, and a lot of "what is that sound" moments.)
I'd say Amnesiac is a lot more like Kid A then Hail to the Thief
Thom Yorke wrote the groove Where I End and you Begin for his son , Noah
Dude I can see you liked all the songs. This would be your new favourite Radiohead album it seems... It's been underrated the last few years because is the longest Radiohead album but I had great memories in the released age. Every song's got something unique even I will. I just only hate The Gloaming and Scatterbrain is the weaker one. My favourites are Where I end and you Begin, 2+2=5, There there, and A Punchup At a Weeding. Damn I love Backdrifts, Myxomatosis, Sail to the Moon. Ok I have to say Hail to the Thief is one of my favourite Radiohead albums. It's hard to pick an album because their albums are in another level of quality, even The King of Limbs, which the only fail with it is the short duration but adding The Daily Mail and Staircase the whole experience is complete. I'm looking forward for the second part soon.
The Butcher would have been cool in TKoL too
I think you're missing something in The Gloaming, because I believe it's amazing. Try listening to the basement version for a new perspective.
just wait for a wolf at the door...
oh god, after seeing all of your Radiohead reaction videos, I wish i could forget their song so i can remember that first time hearing Radiohead feeling.
2+2=5 is absolutely INSANE live. They played it in Cincinnati this past July and the energy was crazy awesome.
As a recently turned 30 year young Radiohead fan, I am proud to say I was listening to this album and dissecting it at only age 13. It surprises me that I was listening to such sophisticated stuff at a young age and it really propelled my imagination with music and drawing. Probably the most underrated Radiohead album. Hail to the Thief is certainly one of thier bests, and probably my personal favorite.
Taking to We Suck Young Blood right out of the gate is a testament to how acute of a listener you are!
So many chills with this album. LURVE ITA!
Just working my way through your Radiohead videos. Again, some really interesting observations. Cheers!
That exceptionally strange screech-ey electronic noise you keep asking about is from a weird instrument called the Ondes Martenot
I love the Ah Ah Ah in Backdrifts.
Oh God I LOVE that beat on Sit Down Stand Up.
"The raindrops the raindrops the raindrops the raindrops..."
Something that's interesting about the way this album was produced: the three previous albums were made over very long periods of time, in different studios and with the band developing several possible versions of the songs. When they did HTTT they decided to do the opposite: they recorded each song in a single day, so that the album would be done in two weeks. The band has since regretted this approach, though. They have mentioned that the album should have been shorter. Thom Yorke even posted an alternate tracklist on their blog, with four songs omitted.
By the way, "Where I End And You Begin" is one of my very favorite Radiohead songs. Top 5, at least.
Yep, you're very right there!
You know: in my opinion this album is a sort of "rough diamond". The album is beautifully bombastic and well composed, but it could've been better. It could be more polished if for example: the tracklist was not that long, some songs had more texture (like The Glooming) and the overall sound was mixed a little bit better. But still an awesome album!
My favourites are There There, Where I End ... and A Wolf At The Door
"I would've wanted to be there when a hardcore Radiohead fan bought this CD for the first time..."
Oh wow, you have no idea how excited this album made me. I was 15 years old, and after losing and finding my teenage self over Kid A and Amnesiac I couldn't wait for this album. This was the era of Border's Bookstores with their cozy CD collections on the 2nd floor. I was an aspiring urban planner, so I instantly fell in love with the cover art because it felt like a map to a city for me. I ripped the plastic off the case and threw it into my Sony Discman with G-Shock Protection, got on my bicycle to ride home, and pressed play. Those first few tracks while bicycling gave me SO MUCH ENERGY that I flew past home to ride to my local park, where I promptly laid down in the grass with the sun on my face to absorb the rest of the album. After I was done, I biked home to Backdrifts which is still one of my favorite cycling/driving songs to this day.
As you may or may not be able to tell from the name, I LOVE this album, and your reactions so far have been fantastic. Liked your response to Backdrifts in particular, criminally underrated song. Love the channel btw, been subscribed for a while now but first comment!
Sit down stand up will forever remind me of being on mushrooms in a car in a cvs parking lot watching rain fall on the windshield. It also reminds me of winning pit tickets on the radio to radiohead during httt tour, because i rule.
I love your thoughts on Radiohead! I have learned a lot about music from your videos. Being a musician I appreciate it!
I love watching you react to some of my favorite albums. You really have to watch Radiohead live, they sound amazing and you get to see how they make those strange sounds you hear. I am surprised I don’t see many recommending The Bends, it really shows there early days and it’s much more straight forward rock with tons of energy. As for live shows you should listen to In Rainbows from the basement, Glastonbury 2003, and Saitama 2008. They’re my go to’s
This is the most fun content on TH-cam for me rn
A Moon Shaped Pool next! It has the most detailed and polished production of any of their album's yet imo
I think this is my favourite Radiohead album, I just love how this is a mix of all of there other albums stylistically, and I just think their are so many great tracks on here.
I think the only problem with the album is that there are too much tracks, I would have cut
We Suck Young Blood, The Gloaming, I Will
ice age coming yeah but We suck young blood and I Will are some of the best tracks in this thing
@@archiethornton2812 We Suck Young Blood is the worst track of the album, too long for what it is and the progression is bad
ice age coming yeah bro the progression is objectively bad, ur 100% right
"You" is the best opening song from Pablo honey!! And dude Radiohead is filled with energizing music
Sit down stand up is probably my favourite song of theirs behind Pyramid Song
*THE DOWNWARD SPIRAL*
Where I End And You Begin is my favorite on the album, and I'm glad I'm not the only person in the world that loves Backdrifts.
God I love Hail to The Thief. It's so underrated.
When In Rainbows came out they did a live tv concert, on like VH1 or MTV I think. Just like a random live in studio album performance. If you can find it on TH-cam you get a good chance to see in general how they make a lot of sounds.
One of the coolest things about them is they can reproduce everything live because it's mostly all done with instrumentation as opposed to studio editing and plugins.
"Eat you alive? Oh! That's not ideal!"
Sit down stand up is the most underrated Radiohead song and I dare someone to tell me otherwise. The build up is hauntingly beautiful. Thom’s piano work on the song is some of his best to date. To be able to play that complex piano rhythm with the beat, and sing at the same time is perfect. Song always gives me anxiety with the build up into..... THE RAINDROPS THE RAINDROPS THE RAINDROPS THE RAINDROPS
Otherwise
It's quite puzzling he hasn't even considered/mentioned The Bends yet. Maybe the best pop-album of the 90s.
Bob Wooler its not pop lmao
@@jens2049 it's britpop which is pop
*Parklife has entered the chat*
Yay!! This is my favourite album of all time! I'm so glad you've reacted to the most underrated Radiohead album there is :D
I would say King of Limbs is pretty underrated too, but that's because it isn't good
Look up Johnny Greenwood more and his contributions to Radiohead as lead guitarist and multiinstrumentalist. He programmed his own computer program to make a lot of the sounds. There are some amazing videos on TH-cam where you see him stretch his legs into all he can play. 😊 He has worked a lot with movie scores and orchestras lately, hence a moon shaped pool!
"we suck young blood" "there there" and "punch up at a wedding" are the best on the album.
Every song is so great on this album, easily my favorite Radiohead album
Hail to thief is one of the most underrated albums, it’s the perfect blend of the electronic-ness from kid a and guitar rock from Ok Computer and the bends. I think the reason why people don’t like it as much is the fact that the songs are somewhat inconsistent but each one shines on it’s own.
My favorite radiohead album ever, with my favorite radiohead song ever, where I end and you begin.
8:18 I agree. Sail to the Moon is fantastic.
Stanley Donwood does most of the cover art for the band, this album actually has some of the best T shirts
Nice to see a Radiohead reaction. I’m surprised you like We Suck Young Blood so much
Hail to the thief is my 2nd favourite after IR. wolf at the door and mixamatosis are both incredible tracks
Radiohead ,has been a great help to my mindset when I'm depressed it pulls me out of it and I don't think it lacks anything musically very poetic Justice.
Radiohead with some quality headphones and psychedelics is the best. Takes you on ride of a life time
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