If I had to make some recommendations I’d highly recommend “Let Down” which has a moment where Thom’s voice literally always gives me chills, “No Surprises” which has a very deceptively positive sound to it, “Climbing Up The Walls” which has an excellent portrayal of anxiety through music, “How To Disappear Completely” which is just a gorgeous song, “All I Need” which is my second favourite and just sounds amazing (Highly recommend you list to the Basement version) and my personal favourite Radiohead song, “Daydreaming” which is just pure emotion with a beautifully somber sound to it.
When you mention "No Surprises" I just have to tell a life changing story connected to this song for me. OK computer was released the summer of 1997, and then my we were expecting our first child. Both my wife and I were listening a lot to the record and "No Surprises" was my favourite song on the record. In December, my wife's pregnancy had complications. And eventually in december the doctors decided that they needet to do Caesarean 11 weeks prior to the term. I was asked to sit outside the operating room so that I would be there for my son when he got out because he would need body contact to improve the likelihood of him surviving. In the hall I was waiting in, there was an elevator with an alarmsound that was just the same sound as the opening sound on "No surprises". Then of course my head was full of this song and I thought please "no surprices" now. There was a few surprices over the next three months, but my son was strong as he is also now. And that song will forever be one of my favourite songs with the most powerful connetion ever!
Same. If you haven't heard it already, I love their live performance of it from the Ten Spot. Interesting side note: Radiohead has said that Street Spirit is their only song that doesn't have any hope in it. I have to imagine that's why it's so tear-inducing. It's just tragic darkness, beginning to end, with no relief. Sure is gorgeous though...
OK Computer is one of those rare albums that can only be truly appreciated by listening to the enitrthing in one sitting, especially with a lot of Weed
Ten years ago, Radiohead's drum technician, Scott Johnson, died when their stage collapsed, shortly before they were due to perform in Toronto. One night, as the band had returned to the city, they demanded answers over his death. "The people who should be held accountable are still not being held accountable," Thom Yorke told fans."The silence is [expletive] deafening." The band then held a minute's silence before playing Karma Police. Pointing at a photo of some govt official dragging their feet at the time on the Jumbotron …. ‘Karma Police, arrest this man…’
My friends, after me getting them obsessed with radiohead, visited my ex in yorkshire at a pub (we all get along it's fine) and randomly sat next to an old couple who turned out to be Scott's parents and they all got chatting and had a lovely evening.
Thank you guys for doing this one. Always loved the piano and of course Phil's drums here. Other Radiohead to get to: Everything in its Right Place, Optimistic/In Limbo, Idioteque, Exit Music(for a film) or anything from my favorite Radiohead album The Bends- Just, Street Spirit(Fade Out), Nice Dream, Sulk, Bullet Proof(I wish I was)
PLEASE Hollywood...pop some shrooms or DMT, whateva...and react to Radiohead - Pyramids. You think TOOL takes you to another level, wait till you hit Radiohead with psychodelics. Even No Surprises or Everything In It's Right Place...puts you on another spiritual level. Absolute art. :) Love you guys. X
Pumpkins and Radiohead became popular right around the same timeframe. Siamese Dream which had Disarm and Today and Mayonnaise and Radiohead's song Creep came out around 93, but were considered more alternative rock than grunge. Radiohead from UK and Pumpkins from Chicago. Off hand I'm not sure which Radiohead songs you've reacted to, but Fake Plastic Trees, High & Dry, Paranoid Android, No Surprises and Let Down are great songs. I'll agree that both Thom and Corgan have such unique voices,but I feel Corgan's is more whiny.
Thom’s voice makes me feel weepy on this, but I made it through 😁. I will suggest “Lucky” from them. Props to Hollywood for remembering Thom’s full name and to Smokey for guessing the song so quickly. Have a good one guys!
Try "How to disappear completely" but honestly since they're the most original and unique band in the world you could listen to almost anything post Pablo Honey.
My holy trinity of Radiohead tracks, all piano heavy, are: 1) Codex (the most beautiful piece of modern music ever recorded imho) Link: /watch?v=8pJ3PXUN2FI 2) Videotape ("live" from the basement version) Link: /watch?v=MNJs-c2ILk8 3) Pyramid song Link: /watch?v=3M_Gg1xAHE4 Give 'em a play, you'll love them!
I kind of already knew Radiohead was named after a Talking Heads song. I’ve seen them live twice, once on their Hail to the Thief tour, and also on their In Rainbows tour, and they were just amazing. Like many folks, this was the first song I ever heard by them. I highly recommend checking out ‘Everything in its right place’ and ‘15 Step.’
Did you say Instant Karma? That’s a great John Lennon song btw This whole album (OK Computer) is one of my favorites ever. When I was in art school, one of my teachers used to play it in class… which sounds like a very art school thing to do 😆 The first three songs are like some kind of holy Trinity to me… Airbag, Paranoid Android (which y’all did for my birthday last year 😊) and Subterranean Homesick Alien, which I always say is like the musical equivalent of a lava lamp (seriously when you hear it you’ll know what I’m talking about)… No Surprises is another favorite on that album, but… given Smokey’s fear of drowning idk if he should watch the official video 😩😆 Then there’s Planet Telex and Just from their album The Bends… love those too! I think y’all would like the beat in Planet Telex 😊 Haven’t seen the video for this song in awhile but from what I recall, it’s just Thom Yorke sitting in the backseat of a moving car (chasing a dude or something…?)
well earned pat on the back Hollywood 😅 Radiohead was classed as Indy pop in the UK with their first 2 albums, but..they've become steadily more prog rock/experimental as they've gone on. Oh, the ending of this song...it leads in to a spoken word AI voice poem called Fitter Happier and the crashing computer noise sort of carries over before getting faded out entirely
As far as karma, everything in the universe seems to be working towards equilibrium. Maybe karma is the version of working towards equilibrium for individual actions.
Yup - Radiohead gets people talking about philosophy :) An incredible band, and one not afraid to experiment with their sound. I'd suggest one of their older songs, "Bulletproof" and one of their more experimental numbers, "Everything in its right place".
Not gonna lie, my mind first went to Karma Chameleon before I finished reading the title. XD Needed that laugh. Shenanigans aside, Radiohead are amazing and i hope you guys check out a lot more of their work in future. The album this song came from, OK Computer, is by far my favourite album of theirs and one I'd recommend listening through in its entirety at some point whether that be for the channel or just personal enjoyment.
Guys, give me your 'React-a-cast' any day!! Always enjoyable and a pleasure to see you discover awesome music - and discuss it! I put Radiohead in a Progressive Alternative genre...their music is so varied - even within the same song sometimes. Album to album, they always provide something different. Oh boy, where to go from here, that you haven't already done?! The Radiohead well is so deep! Give these a try: Street Spirit (Fade Out), Idioteque, Lucky, Reckoner, Let Down, Fake Plastic Trees, There There, High And Dry, Just, Everything In It's Right Place, Exit Music (For A Film), Anyone Can Play Guitar, Optimistic... for starters... Enjoy the ride!
This was played to death in my country back in '97, it's only recently that I've been able to appreciate it again. I'd say that y'all should do a song from The Bends next - their best album IMO.
Radiohead is all about the journey! Listen to whole albums. Kid A and Ok Computer would be a good start. I have always seen them as my generation's Pink Floyd. I saw them in Cleveland at an amphitheater in 2001 and it was hands down the best musical performance I have ever seen.
There is a video for this and it's dark. One of the best lines of all time..."I've given all I can. It's not enough. I've given all I can but we're still on the payroll." That's definitely life as I've experienced it. The philosophy of Karma basically says if you are wicked in this life it'll come back to you in the next, which is why he's so tired after doing all he can. I don't really believe in Karma but this is a powerful song.
A person explained to me that the common understanding of karma is that a person gets what they deserve, to put it simply. And under that concept, you would need to include people like rape victims, homicide victims, and children with cancer to name a few. I think a better idea is that things happen and that it. Because let's face it; bad thing happen to those who don't deserve it, and good things happen to those who don't.
Morning guys! Such a good song! Happy Friday y'all! Have a good weekend!!!thanks guys!❤️🤓(I been watching you guys over a year now I think, and I absolutely love how y'all breakdown music!And the great conversation you guys have about a myriad of things!)❤️🤓
Always Entertaining To Watch You Both Giving Your Insightful Opinions after reflecting & enjoying the music. I absolutely love his vocal Style, Always. It's Been 9 Months Since you guys Reacted to Radiohead. I recommend ''How to Disappear Completely'' for the next future Radiohead Reaction. Whenever it feels right -Neil Fallon 😏 Fyi, Listening to sad or chill music actually does the opposite if you are feeling depressed. Strange as it may sound its truth. Biologically, sad music and crying have a lot to do with our hormones. The prolactin hormone is associated with crying and it helps curb grief. It produces a feeling of calmness by trying to fight the mental stress. I definitely understand Hollywood's Music Taste. Nothing Wrong With Chill Music Vibes Relaxing Drinking a cold glass of beer/wine reflecting on the day & what's to come. On that note I recommend Listening To Windwaker -''Love Language''
On another note, I absolutely love Radiohead - Street Spirit is A+, please review Shed Seven - Chasing Rainbows 🌈 or Disco 🕺 💃 Down. Or if you want to even attempt local Scottish lingo try Gerry Cinnamon - Belter, Where we're Going, Canter or Lullaby.
Radiohead are to today's music what Pink Floyd was to music from the 70's and 80's. Always on the edge of commercial success yet an entirely seperate entity continually innovating and redefining their sound.
Nice reaction and discussion.yes, love that you do more than a brief reaction then or and have a good chin-wag about the song afterwards. Radiohead music changes a lot over the albums and they experimented, usually but not always, with good results a lot over time. Would love to see what you think of Talk Show Host, National Anthem and Burn the witch.
This song is amazing and a great top of the hat to the Beatles (sexy Sadie) Ok computer was influenced by the white album yet completely original in its own right. One of the best albums ever.
Could do a great mash-up of this with Sexy Sadie - The Beatles. The piano at the start of Sexy Sadie is very similar to the piano after ‘This is what you get...’
If you want a more groovy and mellow song from this magical band check out “Lotus Flower” I even like the live version on “The Basement sessions” more than the studio version
Another thing... the lyrics weren't *exactly* right. It's "Fewww... for a minute there I lost myself". Like it was a day dream... like whoo that was weird... adds another layer I think...
This is such an amazing song! But I have a different take than you guys. The protagonist didn't deliver the karma to the anoying guy and girl with the hitler hairdo. He sure as heck wanted to and tried, but as he said "I've given all I can, it's not enough". It's kind of a revenge fantasy. Do check out Fake plastic trees by Radiohead. Judging by your reaction to this song you'll love it.
The whole OK Computer album is a masterpiece. Radiohead is a genre of its own
The first CD I bought by myself with Mezzanine from Massive Attack ... I can't tell how many times I've listened to them
Radiohead is somehow the worlds most underestimated band.
Every album is it's own masterpiece. It's really stunning how they've developed their sound.
You should give Kid A a listen. Idioteque is amazing
You guys need to watch the ‘From the Basement’ sessions Radiohead did - especially the ‘In Rainbows’ one. Absolute perfection
If I had to make some recommendations I’d highly recommend “Let Down” which has a moment where Thom’s voice literally always gives me chills, “No Surprises” which has a very deceptively positive sound to it, “Climbing Up The Walls” which has an excellent portrayal of anxiety through music, “How To Disappear Completely” which is just a gorgeous song, “All I Need” which is my second favourite and just sounds amazing (Highly recommend you list to the Basement version) and my personal favourite Radiohead song, “Daydreaming” which is just pure emotion with a beautifully somber sound to it.
You know where you are…
@@frankw4135 Every time. Just so good.
I’m a huge Radiohead fan, I’d really like to see a reaction to “Exit Music (For a Film)” and “No Surprises”.
That whole OK Computer album was pretty good for its time.
@@matthewdrake4385 it’s my favorite album of all time, honestly
Fake plastic trees too.
Heck, just run through their albums and you'd make many people very happy.
@@matthewdrake4385 Yes, you could say it's a pretty good... masterpiece :D
When you mention "No Surprises" I just have to tell a life changing story connected to this song for me. OK computer was released the summer of 1997, and then my we were expecting our first child. Both my wife and I were listening a lot to the record and "No Surprises" was my favourite song on the record. In December, my wife's pregnancy had complications. And eventually in december the doctors decided that they needet to do Caesarean 11 weeks prior to the term. I was asked to sit outside the operating room so that I would be there for my son when he got out because he would need body contact to improve the likelihood of him surviving. In the hall I was waiting in, there was an elevator with an alarmsound that was just the same sound as the opening sound on "No surprises". Then of course my head was full of this song and I thought please "no surprices" now. There was a few surprices over the next three months, but my son was strong as he is also now. And that song will forever be one of my favourite songs with the most powerful connetion ever!
Radiohead - Street Spirit (Fade Out) is my all time favourite by these guys. Always brings me to tears.
Same. If you haven't heard it already, I love their live performance of it from the Ten Spot. Interesting side note: Radiohead has said that Street Spirit is their only song that doesn't have any hope in it. I have to imagine that's why it's so tear-inducing. It's just tragic darkness, beginning to end, with no relief. Sure is gorgeous though...
Best song ever
You're so right. This song is too intense, to much full of pain
Dope reaction.. Ok Computer is an Incredible album!
Absolutely perfect album.
A timeless classic! My top 3 from them for sure. Yes, there is a interesting memorable, simple video for it as well.
Radiohead is one of my fav bands to see live. They've only gotten better too, it's crazy! More Radiohead please!
OK Computer is one of those rare albums that can only be truly appreciated by listening to the enitrthing in one sitting, especially with a lot of Weed
The music video puts the whole song into context
Have you guys listened to Street spirit by Radiohead before. That's maybe one of the most beautiful songs ever written.
Ten years ago, Radiohead's drum technician, Scott Johnson, died when their stage collapsed, shortly before they were due to perform in Toronto.
One night, as the band had returned to the city, they demanded answers over his death.
"The people who should be held accountable are still not being held accountable," Thom Yorke told fans."The silence is [expletive] deafening."
The band then held a minute's silence before playing Karma Police. Pointing at a photo of some govt official dragging their feet at the time on the Jumbotron …. ‘Karma Police, arrest this man…’
My friends, after me getting them obsessed with radiohead, visited my ex in yorkshire at a pub (we all get along it's fine) and randomly sat next to an old couple who turned out to be Scott's parents and they all got chatting and had a lovely evening.
Oh I adore this song. Can't wait to see the reaction!
Great Reaction! Check out ‘Fake Plastic Trees’ and ‘No Surprises’ by Radiohead.
This is a classic. I remember everyone trying to figure out Radio Head songs. Usually we failed miserably lol
The video, like their music, is not what you would expect, but it's perfect for it.
My favorite Radiohead song is Reckoner. It is so haunting and beautiful, I think you guys would love it 😘
There is a video and you need to watch it at least once. Check out pyramid song, exit music, street spirit, climbing up the walls…
Thank you guys for doing this one. Always loved the piano and of course Phil's drums here. Other Radiohead to get to: Everything in its Right Place, Optimistic/In Limbo, Idioteque, Exit Music(for a film) or anything from my favorite Radiohead album The Bends- Just, Street Spirit(Fade Out), Nice Dream, Sulk, Bullet Proof(I wish I was)
PLEASE Hollywood...pop some shrooms or DMT, whateva...and react to Radiohead - Pyramids. You think TOOL takes you to another level, wait till you hit Radiohead with psychodelics. Even No Surprises or Everything In It's Right Place...puts you on another spiritual level. Absolute art. :) Love you guys. X
My mind always hears "Fitter, Happier.. " after Karma Police ends..
Pumpkins and Radiohead became popular right around the same timeframe. Siamese Dream which had Disarm and Today and Mayonnaise and Radiohead's song Creep came out around 93, but were considered more alternative rock than grunge. Radiohead from UK and Pumpkins from Chicago. Off hand I'm not sure which Radiohead songs you've reacted to, but Fake Plastic Trees, High & Dry, Paranoid Android, No Surprises and Let Down are great songs. I'll agree that both Thom and Corgan have such unique voices,but I feel Corgan's is more whiny.
*I love Radiohead! Just and High and Dry are 2 of my favorites💜*
The official video for this song is one of the greatest music videos of all time.
Forgot about this one! Great reaction guys. Check out "national anthem" by radio head.
trash talkers. this album was revolutionary. i highly recommend climbing up the walls from the same album.
Nice sincere reaction! Love Radiohead 💗 Street Spirit, Give Up the Ghost, Paranoid Android and No Surprises are some other definite favorites!
Thom’s voice makes me feel weepy on this, but I made it through 😁. I will suggest “Lucky” from them.
Props to Hollywood for remembering Thom’s full name and to Smokey for guessing the song so quickly. Have a good one guys!
Tom yorke , I can’t describe how good he is and the longevity he has had in writing
Do "There, There". I love all Radiohead, but that's a sweet spot that I think you'll like...
One song gives me chills EVERY time I hear it... Radiohead's "Let Down.". More of them please!
After that reaction, you gotta watch the video for this song. You’ll REALLY like it.
The greatest band ever. Period.
A classic! Love this song!
Try "How to disappear completely" but honestly since they're the most original and unique band in the world you could listen to almost anything post Pablo Honey.
I love that you guys did this song, radiohead is such a great band.
My holy trinity of Radiohead tracks, all piano heavy, are:
1) Codex (the most beautiful piece of modern music ever recorded imho)
Link: /watch?v=8pJ3PXUN2FI
2) Videotape ("live" from the basement version)
Link: /watch?v=MNJs-c2ILk8
3) Pyramid song
Link: /watch?v=3M_Gg1xAHE4
Give 'em a play, you'll love them!
What a voice, what a band , and what a pair of reviews, u keeping my faith in what music was all about
I kind of already knew Radiohead was named after a Talking Heads song. I’ve seen them live twice, once on their Hail to the Thief tour, and also on their In Rainbows tour, and they were just amazing. Like many folks, this was the first song I ever heard by them. I highly recommend checking out ‘Everything in its right place’ and ‘15 Step.’
From production standpoints, for your guys stuff, keep listening to Radiohead and NIN.
Did you say Instant Karma? That’s a great John Lennon song btw
This whole album (OK Computer) is one of my favorites ever. When I was in art school, one of my teachers used to play it in class… which sounds like a very art school thing to do 😆 The first three songs are like some kind of holy Trinity to me… Airbag, Paranoid Android (which y’all did for my birthday last year 😊) and Subterranean Homesick Alien, which I always say is like the musical equivalent of a lava lamp (seriously when you hear it you’ll know what I’m talking about)…
No Surprises is another favorite on that album, but… given Smokey’s fear of drowning idk if he should watch the official video 😩😆 Then there’s Planet Telex and Just from their album The Bends… love those too! I think y’all would like the beat in Planet Telex 😊 Haven’t seen the video for this song in awhile but from what I recall, it’s just Thom Yorke sitting in the backseat of a moving car (chasing a dude or something…?)
The Bends! There's my favorite Radiohead album. All killer, no filler!
@@mikethemotormouth yes, love that one! 😊
I love when y’all react to Radiohead it feels so genuine! Appreciate what y’all do! Trent from Texas!
well earned pat on the back Hollywood 😅
Radiohead was classed as Indy pop in the UK with their first 2 albums, but..they've become steadily more prog rock/experimental as they've gone on.
Oh, the ending of this song...it leads in to a spoken word AI voice poem called Fitter Happier and the crashing computer noise sort of carries over before getting faded out entirely
Hell yes, been waiting for more Radiohead reactions, thank you! “Jigsaw falling into Place” for a more upbeat listen of theirs.
Here is my suggestion) Enter Shikari - Arguing With Thermometers (Official Music Video)
The Easy Star All Stars have done a beautiful reggae cover of this one. Its crazy good. This is such a fantastic Radiohead song! Thanks lads.
The music video to this is perfect as well!
Radiodread 😘
One of my favorite Radiohead tracks, no question
Both MUST HEAR Classics,,
Argent "Hold Your Head Up"
Head East "Never Been Any Reason"
Try Massive Attack - Angel. The bass is epic in this.
...and Thom has multiple projects. His newest band, The Smile, just dropped an album last Friday. It's exquisite.
Id love for yall to start another channel and do movie reactions
Radiohead are the best. In every Avenue
As far as karma, everything in the universe seems to be working towards equilibrium. Maybe karma is the version of working towards equilibrium for individual actions.
Yup - Radiohead gets people talking about philosophy :) An incredible band, and one not afraid to experiment with their sound. I'd suggest one of their older songs, "Bulletproof" and one of their more experimental numbers, "Everything in its right place".
There is a video for this. It's simply shot, but really good accent to the song.
Not gonna lie, my mind first went to Karma Chameleon before I finished reading the title. XD Needed that laugh. Shenanigans aside, Radiohead are amazing and i hope you guys check out a lot more of their work in future. The album this song came from, OK Computer, is by far my favourite album of theirs and one I'd recommend listening through in its entirety at some point whether that be for the channel or just personal enjoyment.
Man, I'd just love to sit and half a glass of bourbon (neat) and talk shop with you guys. Keep up the good work!
Guys, give me your 'React-a-cast' any day!! Always enjoyable and a pleasure to see you discover awesome music - and discuss it!
I put Radiohead in a Progressive Alternative genre...their music is so varied - even within the same song sometimes. Album to album, they always provide something different.
Oh boy, where to go from here, that you haven't already done?! The Radiohead well is so deep! Give these a try:
Street Spirit (Fade Out), Idioteque, Lucky, Reckoner, Let Down, Fake Plastic Trees, There There, High And Dry, Just, Everything In It's Right Place, Exit Music (For A Film), Anyone Can Play Guitar, Optimistic... for starters... Enjoy the ride!
Man "paranoid android" should be next
They did it last year for my birthday 😊
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I have seen may live shows over the past few decades, RadioHead is by far the best. Can’t wait to them again.
Do more radiohead reactions and red hot chili peppers(:
This album is the epitome of my teenage angst. Thanks for the nostalgia!
Fake Plastic Trees is another Radiohead song you guys should give a listen. That one really hits me emotionally
RH - Subterranean Homesick Alien & No Surprises
This was played to death in my country back in '97, it's only recently that I've been able to appreciate it again. I'd say that y'all should do a song from The Bends next - their best album IMO.
The video is a guy getting chased down, check it out
Radiohead is all about the journey! Listen to whole albums. Kid A and Ok Computer would be a good start. I have always seen them as my generation's Pink Floyd.
I saw them in Cleveland at an amphitheater in 2001 and it was hands down the best musical performance I have ever seen.
There is a video for this and it's dark. One of the best lines of all time..."I've given all I can. It's not enough. I've given all I can but we're still on the payroll." That's definitely life as I've experienced it. The philosophy of Karma basically says if you are wicked in this life it'll come back to you in the next, which is why he's so tired after doing all he can. I don't really believe in Karma but this is a powerful song.
A person explained to me that the common understanding of karma is that a person gets what they deserve, to put it simply. And under that concept, you would need to include people like rape victims, homicide victims, and children with cancer to name a few. I think a better idea is that things happen and that it. Because let's face it; bad thing happen to those who don't deserve it, and good things happen to those who don't.
Morning guys! Such a good song! Happy Friday y'all! Have a good weekend!!!thanks guys!❤️🤓(I been watching you guys over a year now I think, and I absolutely love how y'all breakdown music!And the great conversation you guys have about a myriad of things!)❤️🤓
Thanks alot Krista, good morning to you as well
Metal head through and through but absolutely love this song especially the piano part
The ending bleeds into the next song, worth a listen.
You guys should start doing a rundown of 90's indie rock. One of the best decades of alternative music
I know Y’all are Pantera fans please react to the Sleep!!! Kudos from the UK 🇬🇧
The video for this is great.
#TrashTalkers you HAVE to check out "Sulk" off of their album The Bends if you want to hear Thom's vocal range. YOU WILL BE AMAZED!
Always Entertaining To Watch You Both Giving Your Insightful Opinions after reflecting & enjoying the music. I absolutely love his vocal Style, Always.
It's Been 9 Months Since you guys Reacted to Radiohead.
I recommend
''How to Disappear Completely'' for the next future Radiohead Reaction.
Whenever it feels right -Neil Fallon 😏
Fyi, Listening to sad or chill music actually does the opposite if you are feeling depressed. Strange as it may sound its truth. Biologically, sad music and crying have a lot to do with our hormones. The prolactin hormone is associated with crying and it helps curb grief. It produces a feeling of calmness by trying to fight the mental stress.
I definitely understand Hollywood's Music Taste. Nothing Wrong With Chill Music Vibes Relaxing Drinking a cold glass of beer/wine reflecting on the day & what's to come.
On that note I recommend Listening To Windwaker -''Love Language''
one of there best!..:)
Street spirit, high and dry, fake plastic trees 🙌🏻🤟🏻
On another note, I absolutely love Radiohead - Street Spirit is A+, please review Shed Seven - Chasing Rainbows 🌈 or Disco 🕺 💃 Down.
Or if you want to even attempt local Scottish lingo try Gerry Cinnamon - Belter, Where we're Going, Canter or Lullaby.
knocking it out of the park with the scientific method, blessed
Yeah Billy Corgan stayed at my hotel in St Louis a few months ago to bring back NWA wrestling.
We had a 3 day event on property. It was epic
Radiohead is the greatest band ever guys... Do more!!! You won't be disappointed.
y'all hella cool to be reacting to such broad material
Radiohead are to today's music what Pink Floyd was to music from the 70's and 80's. Always on the edge of commercial success yet an entirely seperate entity continually innovating and redefining their sound.
You guys HAVE to watch the video for it! It’s incredible
Well judging by the concept I think this is technology best karma police being our inability to control any aspect of our lives.
Speaking of haunting you have to listen to Climbing The Walls from OK Computer
Nice reaction and discussion.yes, love that you do more than a brief reaction then or and have a good chin-wag about the song afterwards. Radiohead music changes a lot over the albums and they experimented, usually but not always, with good results a lot over time.
Would love to see what you think of Talk Show Host, National Anthem and Burn the witch.
Hey guys, you need to listen/watch the video to JUST
This song is amazing and a great top of the hat to the Beatles (sexy Sadie)
Ok computer was influenced by the white album yet completely original in its own right. One of the best albums ever.
Could do a great mash-up of this with Sexy Sadie - The Beatles. The piano at the start of Sexy Sadie is very similar to the piano after ‘This is what you get...’
You guys ought to try some Kansas.
If you want a more groovy and mellow song from this magical band check out “Lotus Flower” I even like the live version on “The Basement sessions” more than the studio version
Oh guys, you must watch the official video of this song, it's so good!
Radiohead!!! Nice choice
Easy Star All-Stars put out an amazing Reggae Radiohead cover album called "RadioDread" that will blow your mind!
Another thing... the lyrics weren't *exactly* right. It's "Fewww... for a minute there I lost myself". Like it was a day dream... like whoo that was weird... adds another layer I think...
Phew..!
@@kirkwarburton2277 Sorry, my french was showing. ;)
This is such an amazing song! But I have a different take than you guys. The protagonist didn't deliver the karma to the anoying guy and girl with the hitler hairdo. He sure as heck wanted to and tried, but as he said "I've given all I can, it's not enough". It's kind of a revenge fantasy. Do check out Fake plastic trees by Radiohead. Judging by your reaction to this song you'll love it.
Love you guys! You are so freaking entertaining! Keep it up!