My favorite experience with this song was walking through my college campus listening to this with my headphones in. The vibe of this song while I was walking through all those people, seeing their lips talking and the expressions on this face, was a trip haha. I also got past the vibe of it and love listening to it whenever now
This is my favorite Radiohead song but it wouldn’t have been at his age. I think to fully connect w a lot of Radiohead’s stuff you have to go through some of life’s experiences. Comes w age. 🤙🏻
Ooo, the smile is brilliant. Possibly Thin Thing or Skirting on the Surface. Although the whole album doesnt have a single miss in my opinion, it's class
So there is a lost, unpublished, video of his reaction to Jigsaw. It was an early test run where the sound didn't work out. His reaction at the time was not great... but now that time has passed and he is starting to get it, it may be time to try again
It’s very difficult for me to choose my “favourite” song or songs, but from what I’ve heard throughout my life, this might just actually be the best ever written. As for The Smile (I don’t agree necessarily that the album sounds like Hail To The Theif) I would recommend a few, but mainly “You Will Never Work In Television Again” It does come as a bit of a surprise to me that you haven’t heard the album. Personally, since I live Radiohead so much, I waited in anticipation for months, listening to every single they released on repeat. I honestly couldn’t say how many times I’ve heard the album. I’m scared to know.
@@the15thfloor71 Keep up the good work. Fathers should educate their children about the finer things in life. I have (3) kids and my youngest is about your son's age. She is the only child of mine who has developed a love for Radiohead. When that happens, it's a beautiful thing. I think he's seeing the light.
@@the15thfloor71 NA is something else. Thom wanted something that sounded like a traffic jam and my god, that’s what it sounds like. I’m sure I remember reading that this track dates back to Thom’s mid teens.
Great reaction. A hard song to understand as a teen. It was hard enough when I was thirty! I’ve only just started to listen to it again and the veil is lifted.
To be fair the first few times I heard this song I didn’t get it, now it’s a song that comes on, and I’m outside my body watching myself in pain, and floating away into space.
@@killapositionz2 Scatterbrain is often overlooked because of its AWFUL track placement, being in-between Myxomatosis and A Wolf at the Door is quite possibly the worst spot it could have been placed in the album, it makes no sense at all, though I might have some bias towards this song cause A: it was my first Radiohead song, and B: I connect with the lyrics on a personal level.
I absolutely wish to echo every single gushing word you’ve said about this track. Admittedly I had this down as a contender for your favourite track. The only thing I would like to add is that I break out in goosebumps at 10:56 (in this video) where the strings pull back to allow Thoms voice to soar alone for a second before coming back in. Honestly, I know I’ve previously recommended tracks from The Smile, however I love every track. Although having a Radiohead sound, they have a different dynamic brought about by having fewer members and a different style of drummer.
ALFAA is alot like HTTT, it feels like a masterful hodgepodge of Radiohead sounds all remixed into a messy, all over the place album that not only concludes the last era of Radiohead, but also sets up the future of the band.
The Same gives me a similar feeling of anticipation as Everything In It’s Right Place. Both sound epic live as well as being album openers. Although I wouldn’t use it as introduction to The Smile.
Y'all should check out some Frank Ocean. White Ferrari and Godspeed are beautiful songs. You (dad) might appreciate Plastic by Moses Sumney too. Gives subtle but poignant and powerful Nude from In Rainbow vibes.
Yeah sometimes you need to just experience Radiohead and not think about it too much, and unfortunately talking about it before hand does that - but I totally get why you do, I cant help it either when I play Radiohead for people.
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My favorite experience with this song was walking through my college campus listening to this with my headphones in. The vibe of this song while I was walking through all those people, seeing their lips talking and the expressions on this face, was a trip haha.
I also got past the vibe of it and love listening to it whenever now
Beautiful story man
Feel u man!
This is my favorite Radiohead song but it wouldn’t have been at his age. I think to fully connect w a lot of Radiohead’s stuff you have to go through some of life’s experiences. Comes w age. 🤙🏻
for sure. been listening to radiohead since i was like 13 but never actually resonated with things in a real way until way later.
Another great video!! As for The Smile, my vote goes to Speech Bubbles.
Speech Bubbles on the first few listens didn’t do much for me, however the more I hear it, the more gorgeous it sounds.
@@Ashtoni001 Same for me!
This is my favorite song of all time. Thanks for the reaction 🙏🏼
Mine too. This is the one that makes me feel the things.
Ooo, the smile is brilliant. Possibly Thin Thing or Skirting on the Surface. Although the whole album doesnt have a single miss in my opinion, it's class
Everybody can enjoy ice cream and pizza. Takes years of living and learning to fully enjoy this song. In fact, many people will never achieve it.
I think jigsaw falling into place would suit Jakob’s taste more. Regardless, great videos as always!
So there is a lost, unpublished, video of his reaction to Jigsaw. It was an early test run where the sound didn't work out. His reaction at the time was not great... but now that time has passed and he is starting to get it, it may be time to try again
WE DONT KNOW WHAT TOMORROW BRINGS!
It’s very difficult for me to choose my “favourite” song or songs, but from what I’ve heard throughout my life, this might just actually be the best ever written.
As for The Smile (I don’t agree necessarily that the album sounds like Hail To The Theif) I would recommend a few, but mainly “You Will Never Work In Television Again”
It does come as a bit of a surprise to me that you haven’t heard the album. Personally, since I live Radiohead so much, I waited in anticipation for months, listening to every single they released on repeat. I honestly couldn’t say how many times I’ve heard the album. I’m scared to know.
it doesn't sound like HTTT, but it is thematically similar
I suppose I could agree to that :)
I sat on Atoms For Peace for months too. This one was intentional though, in order to reactt together.
I like how DAD knows the back story and doesn't preach to his son. As a dad..... BRAVO. By the way, you two look only 10 years apart. Much love!
One of my favourite The Smile songs is Thin Thing, Speech Bubbles is excellent though to, not sure which one he’ll like more though…
Please react to 'Thin Thing' by The Smile, excellent song!
This song is beyond earthly. I love this song so much. Have you done "The National Anthem"? I'm so used to the National Anthem leading into HTDC.
Haven't done the National Anthem yet. So far he hasn't lived long outros, but NA is so unique and the song so good he might be fine with it.
@@the15thfloor71 Keep up the good work. Fathers should educate their children about the finer things in life. I have (3) kids and my youngest is about your son's age. She is the only child of mine who has developed a love for Radiohead. When that happens, it's a beautiful thing. I think he's seeing the light.
@@the15thfloor71 NA is something else. Thom wanted something that sounded like a traffic jam and my god, that’s what it sounds like. I’m sure I remember reading that this track dates back to Thom’s mid teens.
I have two requests: 'Where I End and You Begin', and 'The Daily Mail.'
Great reaction. A hard song to understand as a teen. It was hard enough when I was thirty! I’ve only just started to listen to it again and the veil is lifted.
How about punchdrunk lovesick sing-along off of my iron lung ep
Pana-vision or Speech Bubbles!
To be fair the first few times I heard this song I didn’t get it, now it’s a song that comes on, and I’m outside my body watching myself in pain, and floating away into space.
Skirting on the surface next 👍🏼
Every good dad should indoctrinate his children to be massive Radiohead fans. Period.
while I do think HTDC is a great song, it isn't the most beautiful thing they've ever written, that would go to Scatterbrain.
Scatterbrain live is something to truly behold
Damn that's probably one of like 6 songs by them I haven't heard guess I gotta listen lol.
@@killapositionz2 Scatterbrain is often overlooked because of its AWFUL track placement, being in-between Myxomatosis and A Wolf at the Door is quite possibly the worst spot it could have been placed in the album, it makes no sense at all, though I might have some bias towards this song cause A: it was my first Radiohead song, and B: I connect with the lyrics on a personal level.
I absolutely wish to echo every single gushing word you’ve said about this track. Admittedly I had this down as a contender for your favourite track.
The only thing I would like to add is that I break out in goosebumps at 10:56 (in this video) where the strings pull back to allow Thoms voice to soar alone for a second before coming back in.
Honestly, I know I’ve previously recommended tracks from The Smile, however I love every track. Although having a Radiohead sound, they have a different dynamic brought about by having fewer members and a different style of drummer.
I second that. You can actually feel the breakout. That’s how much emotion was crammed into it. Chillingly stunning
Speech Bubbles.
you should do Speech bubbles
Oh boy it’s a big one.
ALFAA is alot like HTTT, it feels like a masterful hodgepodge of Radiohead sounds all remixed into a messy, all over the place album that not only concludes the last era of Radiohead, but also sets up the future of the band.
Well I've loved HTTT since my first listen, so that comparison gets me excited
@@the15thfloor71 ALFAA sounds like TKOL, AMSP and IR all on one album, kinda like how HTTT was OK Computer, The Bends and Kid A all on one album.
The kid will probably hate Radiohead for rest of his life now, ah well it's all good fun 🙂
I love how to disappear completely it’s one of the few songs that makes me feel strong emotions it’s a cool experience
The opposite - the smile
Alt. The same - the smile
The Same gives me a similar feeling of anticipation as Everything In It’s Right Place. Both sound epic live as well as being album openers. Although I wouldn’t use it as introduction to The Smile.
Y'all should check out some Frank Ocean. White Ferrari and Godspeed are beautiful songs. You (dad) might appreciate Plastic by Moses Sumney too. Gives subtle but poignant and powerful Nude from In Rainbow vibes.
Yeah sometimes you need to just experience Radiohead and not think about it too much, and unfortunately talking about it before hand does that - but I totally get why you do, I cant help it either when I play Radiohead for people.
I like Pana Vision for the Smile or The Same
It's really sad that Americans spend so much of their life in their car that they connect so many experiences to the car.
I understand that thought. Except Jakob and I are talking more about road trips when we mention being in the car. I actually commute on my bicycle.
Im not hereeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeooooooooooooooooooo
React to pana-vision or we don't know what tomorrow brings!
Definitely giving JW vibes lol