Episode 31: Jigsaw Falling Into Place - Radiohead Reaction
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2024
- In this episode, a Gen X father tries to convince his Gen Z son that Radiohead's Jigsaw Falling Into Place, from the album In Rainbows, contributes to his hypothesis...that Radiohead is the greatest band of all time.
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What song from Amnesiac should we do next?
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There’s just something about this song I can’t explain. It’s always been a mood enhancer
Glad to see him enjoy it more around the second time!
Recently found this channel. Great stuff gentlemen. Surprised Codex hasn’t made the list🙏
sorry I was late! anyways, Colin is my favorite member, his baselines add so much texture to the songs, and I feel his lack of presence was the biggest problem I have with The Smile, also he plays important emotional support to Jonny.
lol
That's the type of dad i will be in the future.. LMAO
A party in Oxford is like a quiet night in Manchester.
This is my favorite radiohead song. Right now im trying to learn it and it's gonna take me months.
The guitar part?
@@GreenToast01 Yes, just trying to find a good tutorial for it is hard. But "good" for me means 100% accurate. With every song I learn I always shoot for 100% accurate and this song is so complex its pretty impossible to find a tutorial.
@@Barrs301 yeah I've tried learning the song on guitar through tutorials, but there are multiple different tunings listed, and the strumming part always seems off
@@GreenToast01 adjective saint has an amazing cover. And right now I'm basically just transcribing that. Warren's tutorial is a little to lose and he doesn't explain things very clearly. In addition to that he doesn't really touch the surface on how to Strum the song.
@@Barrs301 protip: don't start with the beginning. Start by learning the parts in the bridge. The syncopated strumming, the inverted chords that weave through that haunting melody - it really gives you a strong hook on the song. The rest will kind of...fall into place.
I got In Rainbows as soon as it was available on CD because I didn't have an MP3 player and wanted to play it in my car, so no download. The first listen through was a little awkward--I wasn't sure if I liked it or not. I hadn't really gotten past OK Computer in my exploration of their music by then.
Then I went through a whole bunch of things in my life, and didn't hear any of the songs again for maybe 5 years. Since then I've gotten even more into Radiohead, listened to more (or nearly all) of their songs, and then, just recently, I watched a video of a young man reacting to the whole album for the first time, and I realized..."Holy crap, every song on this album is one of my favorite songs!" Except Faust Arp, I guess, though it's good. I hadn't realized how much I loved the album before that, I just loved all the songs on it, just as much as I had loved every song on The Bends or OK Computer (or Sergeant Pepper or Dark Side of the Moon, for that matter). It's an amazing album. So Jacob shouldn't feel troubled by liking this song better the second time. All these songs grow on one, steadily, relentlessly, with growing intensity and power...like the song itself.
Great stuff. But don't sleep on Faust Arp, it's a beauty
@@the15thfloor71 Oh, I agree! In fact, I would say that I like it, relative to the other songs on the album, more than I like, say "Us and Them" compared to the rest of Dark Side of the Moon, and that is high praise!
I'm a relatively new fan of Radiohead. I got into them in the tail end of 2019 through my brother who showed me "High and Dry" due to my love for Coldplays first album Parachutes. Since then I have grown to listen to all of their albums and I would say they're definitely one of my favourite bands (top 3).
First time I listened to In Rainbows I don't know why I never really came back to a lot of the songs but when I finally did go back it was an instant 10/10 and my brother ended up getting the cover as his first tattoo so it's a special album for us.
Been really enjoying these videos as I just found you guys a while back and I'm looking forward to hearing more of Jakobs opinions on these songs although I do hope eventually you'll branch out to different bands that you like from your youth for him to try out but you probably already have that planned.
When he said “ I don’t remember it being this catchy,” I did a fist pump
Definitely do Knives Out!
This is such a great song. I have a Gen Z son too and luckily for me, his favourite band is Radiohead, so I don’t need to do any convincing. One of his favourites is Jigsaw.
If you’re going to do another Amnesiac track, it would have to be Pyramid Song surely. That track is music nerd heaven. You will have so much to analyse there. It’s brilliant. Cheers guys.
tell your son i want to be his friend
For you next The Smile track, I do hope you do Thin Thing. There isn’t a track by Radiohead I could point to which I would say it’s reminiscent of.
subbed. great parenting. did this to my own child. she agrees with me now.
I think The Opposite would be a good one from The Smile, it's very upbeat and funky, and the drums are amazing.
Plz do climbing up the walls🎸
ooh yes!
Confession: that's my least favorite OK Computer track. Which is to say it is 9.9/10 instead of 10/10.
@@the15thfloor71 understandble, but you gotta admit, the guitar riff in the middle of the song is spectacular 😉
@@the15thfloor71 Climbing Up The Walls used to be one of my least favourite Radiohead songs too. But I have gained a recent appreciation for it and it is actually my current favourite, thanks to Jonny’s Penderecki inspired microtonal cacophony of sound at the conclusion of the track.
great, liked it
Love In Rainbows. Definitely my favourite album. The flow, from start to finish it takes you on a journey and this is the emotional high.
If you’re doing Amnesiac, for me, it’d go with Dollars and Cents or I Might Be Wrong. Knives Out is my least favourite Radiohead track. Allegedly it was a homage to The Smiths (and my God, I can’t stand The Smiths).
Yeah, I Might Be Wrong is high in the queue right now. I've thought that Knives Out might not go over well. I enjoy it, but it sounds like a conglomeration of unused ideas meant to fill space
@@the15thfloor71 I’ve always found that Knives Out was generally well received. I usually get shunned for my views.
At some point your going to have to do it, so no time like the present. You never know, I may “get it” this time.
Ah yes, the best Radiohead song ever.
Oh man, big time call out 😂😂 I'll keep checking them out, and always keeping an eye out for their new releases!
Song recommendations!
Pablo: Blow Out or Anyone can play Guitar
Bends: Just or Planet Telex
Ok: Subterranean or Tourist
Kid A: Everything or National Anthem
Amnesiac: Packt like Sardines or Pyramid
HTTT: Punchup or 2+2
In Rainbows 😍: House of Cards or Nude
TKOL: Separator, Codex, Bloom
AMSP: Daydreaming or Decks Dark
Great recommendations. Noted. But 3 of those he has already reacted to. But we need to get to all of these
Hello! First of all, I want to thank you for all the stuff you do. I was lucky to find this channel as I am a big fan of both bands and the way how each other expresses his opinion about the music makes me happy all the time. Frankly speaking, I am a gen Z, but the spirit in me is closer to the gen X, because I really love all that grunge, mental heaviness and pain in songs. However, my becoming a music maniac began with imagine dragons. Well, I've got some great songs to reccomend. Let's begin with Radiohead. I can't wait to see the review on the song "the bends" from the album with the same title. I think, this is a great album and you should listen to more songs from it(bones, black star also would be perfect). The song "anyone can play guitar" is a great song from the beginning of Radiohead. "The daily mail", "follow me around" and "I promise" are great too.. As for the role reversal, I want to see songs "blur" and "higher ground" from the latest imagine dragons album. Song "dull knives" is one of my favourites. I do really love it for combination of rock energy and feelings of loneliness, pain and self destruction. As for viewers request, I want you to listen to foo fighters. This band might be perfect for gen X, as it is one of the most iconic rock bands. The songs "everlong", "the pretender" and "best of you" are the most popular, but I can recommend some other interesting songs. This band also has its interesting history and features. The dynamic which drums give in every their song is unique. Thanks again for your reviews, it's a breath of fresh air
This song first got me listening to Thom's lyrics in the context of non-monogamy. Absolutely one of my favorites
Love in Rainbows! Try a song from Com Lag "gagging order" is a different side of Radiohead.
Love these episodes.
For some reason you (the dad) remind me of Marty Byrde.
Live reactions! When?
The hiccup with these is the need to download a questionable program that youtube won't red flag
Oh side note while I am the only one commenting lol. No one ever talks ab it but I think that you and whose army has the best beat drop ever. Literally it is #1 in beat drops. Haven't heard a song yet that beats it. What do yall think ab that opinion?
They actually did "You and Who's Army" a couple months ago. Though I don't remember what they had to say about it.
I love You and Whose Army. Love everything about it, including the drop. But I'm not sure if it's number 1. But absolutely respect the opinion that it is.
Love the song, but the #1 beat drop has to be Exit Music. Outside of Radiohead, Dance Yrself Clean by LCD Soundsystem has an amazing beat drop halfway through. If you haven't heard it, I highly recommend.
@@PresidentHotdog-yeah that drop on "Dance yrself clean" is fantastic, but the wait for it to hit seems insanely long sometimes.
You need to upload more regularly
Yes. I have visions of every 3 days... not sure that has happened even once.
@@the15thfloor71 haha should try to more you post the better they will do aswell
Bro looks like johny greenwood
Imagine dragons fan here. Alright you got me interested, this is a really good song. Im ready for more
Your dad is right.
Hello I am back and I need to suggest pop is dead