Definitely should check out their most recent album, A Moon Shaped Pool. Some of the songs were written during the recordings of previous albums, with the most notable being True Love Waits, which was written back in 1995, 21 years before it got a finalised released, where it transformed from a guitar piece to what it is on the album. It is also more emotional as the album was made after Thom Yorke divorced with hia then wife, who passed away a few months after the album's release. This, and many other factors makes this their saddest album, and is also their most beautiful album. Its a 10/10 for me.
Being a massive fan, It makes me so happy to see someone appreciate this album so much. Really insightful and emotional reaction. Bravo. I think a Moon Shaped Pool should be their next album you listen. HAPPY NEW YEAR LEGEND!
Pyramid Song partially refers to the time signature changes of the song, it's two bars of 3/4, then a bar of 4/4, then back to two bars of 3/4. The bars of 3 are the 4 triangles that make up the top of a pyramid, and the bar of 4 is the pyramid's square base. When I found it out it blew mind, and it's swung which isn't apparent until the drums come in. Jist adds an additional layer to one of Radiohead's best songs
Pyramid Song is my favorite from Radiohead along with I Promise, Creep, Karma Police, all of Kid A, and a few others. Pyramid Song is the ultimate "I'm stoned, let me feel insignificant and chill" song for me in rare occasions when I get high
Spinning plates is so cool, he sang it backwards, and then reversed himself singing it backwards so the words read as normal, honestly one of my favourite songs of theirs. Piano version is beautiful
If you’re interested in listening to more horror soundtrack albums I would recommend the new Suspiria (2018) soundtrack made by Thom Yorke AKA Radiohead. It’s macabre and fabulous
Pyramid Song and Like Spinning Plates are two of my fave songs. So cinematic. So emotional. Grabs me by the 😮 Also isn’t pyramid song about a dream Thom had?
Pyramid Song, Knives Out & I might be wrong are definitely up there with my favourite radiohead songs. Such a beautiful and underrated album🥲 so glad you appreciate it as much as i do🤭you should definitely listen to a moon shaped pool next
With the times is so notorious than Kid A and Amnesiac were recorded together. It's a great album and one of the most beloved by the fans, specially the final songs.
I suspect Morning Bell/Amnesiac is just an alternative version of the song off Kid A. When making Kid A they opted for the version you heard there. But liking the alternative version as well, they released that one on Amnesiac and added "/Amnesiac" to the end to make it easy to differentiate between versions. I could be wrong though.
Love your reactions. You HAVE to check out The Smile, Thom and Jonny's side project. They've 2 albums out now, AMAZING stuff. Be well. :) Friendly note, an on body mic and an in video sound rather than the audio of the song in the room picked up by the mic of your computer isn't as good. Just a thought. I say it because on songs like 'Ship', it's a little hard to hear your voice over the song at times.
Always enjoy your reactions to Radiohead - happily surprised by how much you liked Amnesiac first time, took me years to appreciate it properly :) Keep going with all their albums - just stick with the Basement version of The King of Limbs - you will find somethings great in all of them
I get what you mean by the album feeling cohesive but not at the same time. Thom actually said this himself perfectly: “We had this whole thing about Amnesiac being like getting into someone's attic, opening the old dusty chest and finding their notes from a journey that they'd been on. There's a story but no literal plot, so you have to keep picking out fragments. You know something really important has happened to this person that's ended up completely changing them but you're never told exactly what it is”. Each song was like a different fragment from these cryptic notes found in an dusty old chest tucked away in a dark attic. The urgency of their unknown message is almost crying out for attention yet it had been forgotten. Love this album.
My third favorite album from the band. Some might find the lack of cohesion to be a negative, but that's what makes it so cool to me. It feels like a series of bizarre dreams. Fun facts: - Like Spinning Plates was built off of a reversed electronic demo of the song I Will, which later appeared as an acoustic track on Hail To The Thief. Thom recorded his voice backwards, mimicked how the backwards voice sounded, then rerecorded his voice so it was backwards but forwards. The lyrics are about how men in power send the common folk to die in pointless wars. - Pulk/Pull Revolving Doors was originally an electronic rendition of the song True Love Waits, which was later finished as a piano ballad on A Moon Shaped Pool. You can listen to what the electronic version sounds like on the Kid Amnesiae double album. - Pyramid Song is in 4/4 time but the piano part has a neat rhythm (3-3-4-3-3) which is kinda like a pyramid. - The song Knives Out was the inspiration for the title of the film of the same name directed by Rian Johnson (who's a big Radiohead fan). It's about cannibalism. - Life In A Glasshouse was first worked on in the sessions for OK Computer and later was released on Amnesiac.
@@bennshouts No problem broski. I say it's my third favorite because In Rainbows and A Moon Shaped Pool hit harder for me. Oh and the first track is "Packed Like Sardines in a Crushed Tin Box"
Interesting! This album usually gets pushed aside as just a Kid A b-sides record, but it does have its fans and you seem to be one of them. At this point, would you say it’s on the same level as Kid A?
Aw, TKOL isn't too bad. It doesn't hold up compared to a lot of their discography, but if any other band had released it it'd be one of the best albums in their catalogue
Definitely should check out their most recent album, A Moon Shaped Pool.
Some of the songs were written during the recordings of previous albums, with the most notable being True Love Waits, which was written back in 1995, 21 years before it got a finalised released, where it transformed from a guitar piece to what it is on the album. It is also more emotional as the album was made after Thom Yorke divorced with hia then wife, who passed away a few months after the album's release. This, and many other factors makes this their saddest album, and is also their most beautiful album.
Its a 10/10 for me.
Omg, cannot wait!!!
Being a massive fan, It makes me so happy to see someone appreciate this album so much. Really insightful and emotional reaction. Bravo. I think a Moon Shaped Pool should be their next album you listen. HAPPY NEW YEAR LEGEND!
Thank you! I think it's my favourite album by them!
You And Whose Army is one of my favourite Radiohead songs, it just sounds so epic and tragic in such a beautiful way.
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Pyramid Song partially refers to the time signature changes of the song, it's two bars of 3/4, then a bar of 4/4, then back to two bars of 3/4. The bars of 3 are the 4 triangles that make up the top of a pyramid, and the bar of 4 is the pyramid's square base. When I found it out it blew mind, and it's swung which isn't apparent until the drums come in. Jist adds an additional layer to one of Radiohead's best songs
🤯 they are NEXT LEVEL omg
sounds like 4/4
Early performances of it had it titled as Egyptian Song before they settled on Pyramid Song.
it is actually 4/4 the whole way through as cool as that sounds.
Such a great take on an iconic, and extremely underrated follow up to Kid A. Thank you thank you 🙏
Thank YOU!!!
That hair cut would look horrible on me but God, on this guy it looks really good 👌
Aww, thank you!
Pyramid Song is my favorite from Radiohead along with I Promise, Creep, Karma Police, all of Kid A, and a few others.
Pyramid Song is the ultimate "I'm stoned, let me feel insignificant and chill" song for me in rare occasions when I get high
It's incredible
Spinning plates is so cool, he sang it backwards, and then reversed himself singing it backwards so the words read as normal, honestly one of my favourite songs of theirs. Piano version is beautiful
Jesus! He's talent is just insane.. in awe!
Amazing video and reaction as per usual!
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If you’re interested in listening to more horror soundtrack albums I would recommend the new Suspiria (2018) soundtrack made by Thom Yorke AKA Radiohead. It’s macabre and fabulous
Oooo, sounds VERY cool!
Pyramid Song and Like Spinning Plates are two of my fave songs. So cinematic. So emotional. Grabs me by the 😮
Also isn’t pyramid song about a dream Thom had?
LITERALLY THIS!
Pyramid Song, Knives Out & I might be wrong are definitely up there with my favourite radiohead songs. Such a beautiful and underrated album🥲 so glad you appreciate it as much as i do🤭you should definitely listen to a moon shaped pool next
All so stunning! Cannot get over this album!!!
i actually really like your interpretation of pulk/pull because to be honest i had no idea what to think of it 😂
HAHAHAHAHA yesss
With the times is so notorious than Kid A and Amnesiac were recorded together. It's a great album and one of the most beloved by the fans, specially the final songs.
SO keen for it!
I suspect Morning Bell/Amnesiac is just an alternative version of the song off Kid A. When making Kid A they opted for the version you heard there. But liking the alternative version as well, they released that one on Amnesiac and added "/Amnesiac" to the end to make it easy to differentiate between versions. I could be wrong though.
So glad you liked song #1. Love it too. Just works!!! Loved the reaction. Well done. You get it.
What a compliment, thank you!
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hail to the thief...don't pass it by
ohhhh finally, was waiting for ur reaction on this one! Such a great album, you have a great soul that this kind of music touches
🥹 omg thank you!
Great reaction video. You should listen to the live piano version of Spinning Plates.
Thank you!
Love your reactions. You HAVE to check out The Smile, Thom and Jonny's side project. They've 2 albums out now, AMAZING stuff. Be well. :) Friendly note, an on body mic and an in video sound rather than the audio of the song in the room picked up by the mic of your computer isn't as good. Just a thought. I say it because on songs like 'Ship', it's a little hard to hear your voice over the song at times.
Always enjoy your reactions to Radiohead - happily surprised by how much you liked Amnesiac first time, took me years to appreciate it properly :)
Keep going with all their albums - just stick with the Basement version of The King of Limbs - you will find somethings great in all of them
Pyramid Song and Life in a Glasshouse are stunning
But the best is Dollars and Cents
I get what you mean by the album feeling cohesive but not at the same time. Thom actually said this himself perfectly: “We had this whole thing about Amnesiac being like getting into someone's attic, opening the old dusty chest and finding their notes from a journey that they'd been on. There's a story but no literal plot, so you have to keep picking out fragments. You know something really important has happened to this person that's ended up completely changing them but you're never told exactly what it is”. Each song was like a different fragment from these cryptic notes found in an dusty old chest tucked away in a dark attic. The urgency of their unknown message is almost crying out for attention yet it had been forgotten. Love this album.
Oh wow love this info! Thank you!
My third favorite album from the band. Some might find the lack of cohesion to be a negative, but that's what makes it so cool to me. It feels like a series of bizarre dreams.
Fun facts:
- Like Spinning Plates was built off of a reversed electronic demo of the song I Will, which later appeared as an acoustic track on Hail To The Thief. Thom recorded his voice backwards, mimicked how the backwards voice sounded, then rerecorded his voice so it was backwards but forwards. The lyrics are about how men in power send the common folk to die in pointless wars.
- Pulk/Pull Revolving Doors was originally an electronic rendition of the song True Love Waits, which was later finished as a piano ballad on A Moon Shaped Pool. You can listen to what the electronic version sounds like on the Kid Amnesiae double album.
- Pyramid Song is in 4/4 time but the piano part has a neat rhythm (3-3-4-3-3) which is kinda like a pyramid.
- The song Knives Out was the inspiration for the title of the film of the same name directed by Rian Johnson (who's a big Radiohead fan). It's about cannibalism.
- Life In A Glasshouse was first worked on in the sessions for OK Computer and later was released on Amnesiac.
Loved reading all these facts! Thanks for sharing! I think this album is my #1 atm :O
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No problem broski.
I say it's my third favorite because In Rainbows and A Moon Shaped Pool hit harder for me.
Oh and the first track is "Packed Like Sardines in a Crushed Tin Box"
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Listen to the piano live version of spinning plates . Awesome
Interesting! This album usually gets pushed aside as just a Kid A b-sides record, but it does have its fans and you seem to be one of them. At this point, would you say it’s on the same level as Kid A?
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you say you're going in order, but you've done in rainbows already, and skipped pablo honey and the bends. so you ARENT going in order.
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The Bends should not be ignored. Unlike Pablo Honey and The King of Limbs.
Aw, TKOL isn't too bad. It doesn't hold up compared to a lot of their discography, but if any other band had released it it'd be one of the best albums in their catalogue
The King of Limbs led to The King of Limbs From the Basement to exist. I'd say that's enough to *not* ignore The King of Limbs.
TKOL is fucking beutiful!