I actually not only really liked this album, but I even turned some people into it. It kinda kicks some ass.

10:30 I think that same sample is used in the movie "The Green Mile" kzbin.info/www/bejne/e16UhIeYl7Cpeassi=n2lWTqjiZ6JW9A5E You can hear it at the beginning of this clip. I wonder where the sample is from?

They really have introduced us to some startling imagery

there he is, Mr Weezer himself

nah im weezing with laughter rn 🙏

How much it sucks

0:00 is from well not Radiohead but his band before that, on a Friday. 0:12 ….. IDK? 0:16 is from morning bell. 0:23 is from wolf at the door. 0:32 is from weird fishes. 0:35 is from on a Friday again but idk song name. 0:41 sorry I don’t remember that song name? I can’t be bothered to do the rest but how come most of these songs are my fav Radiohead songs😭✨

The article was written in 2012, when praising classic rock and bullying Justin Bieber was seen as the height of musical discourse. Leave those pop groups alone! Keep On Movin by 5ive is a banger and I won't pretend otherwise!

I haven’t heard all of them, but here’s my ranking: Hear it is Oh my gawd Transmissions from the satellite heart Yoshimi battles the pink robots The soft bulletin At war with the mystics

THIS MADE MY DAY 😂

why it wide

this is tier comedy

oh my fucking god this might have been my first introduction to radiohead from over 4 years ago what the fuck

I’m shocked seeing three imaginary boys so high! Personally I think it’s probably the weakest link but it’s still catchy and fun at times.

Fun fact - in 2007 I vandalized Kfed's wiki page saying he was an atomic scientist who was sent to North Korea on a UN weapons inspection tour.

@ 7:45. "Hell even a landmark album in general. Can't think of any other landmark releases from 1978". I love "Chairs Missing" almost more than life itself but really? How about Captain Beefheart's major comeback with "Shiny Beast", Van Halen's iconic debut, Public Image Ltd.'s debut, The Police's debut, The Nina Hagen Band S/T, DMZ's S/T, The Stranglers "Back & White", The Shirts' S/T, Rush's "Hemispheres", Judas Priest's "Stained Glass", Magazine's debut, and on and on. 1978 kicked both 1977 & 1979's asses in a major way me thinks.

0:07 почему так идеально 😂

why is it getting closer

oh yeah, thats Matpatrianckers Sharpbellsoncuomo

This is one heavy album, up there with anything put out by Blue Cheer or Sir Lord Baltimore! I saw an original vinyl copy of Attila in a mom-and-pop record store in Honolulu back in the mid-90s. I had no idea that was Billy Joel, but dang if I had a turntable then, I would have picked it up for the album cover alone!

First 3 album greatness. The Saints, Wire, The Cure, Radio Birdman, Eno, Robin Trower, Midnight Oil, The Angels, ACDC, The Beatles, Jimi just to name a few. GREAT

What is bro yapping about

Awesome

As a fellow radionerd i agree 100%

I really wanted J to be JIGSAW FALLIN INTO PLACE

Anybody know what the guy is muttering in the loud bit

Other landmark albums from 1978 are Magazine’s Real life, Ultravox’s Systems of Romance, the Stranglers’ Black and White and albums by Kate Bush and Kraftwerk to mention a few.

Please explore The Ruts

Mutha Fukka on a Motorcycle isn’t THAT weird in comparison to some other songs, it’s not even the weirdest song by MGF

5:12 Where is this from?

tanx for posting. i accidantially walked in on a concert in1977 in rotterdam. and was flat out. the sound the energy the craftmenship on their own ground. have only the first 5 albums. toppers

So many good ones for F. "Fitter Happier More Productive", "Faster Jonny!" And of course FAT. UGLY. DEAD

The Terror rocks!!!!

i really like it this way. am I stupid?

Man that album is cool nothings wrong with it

Sorry I’m late. As a long time Wire fan I really enjoyed your video. Those first three albums were mind blowing.

Siamese dream didn't make sense

I really liked your review and of course The Soft Bulletin is their masterpiece, but the hate over Yoshimi Part 2 is inexplicable. Besides being a great track and its great production work, if Steven is behind the drums it's already great. I could even listen to an entire album of his isolated drum tracks and it'd be perfect enough.

I hate this.

Thanx tom

I totally agree with your review and definitely with the part about people being mad about them using ai art it’s just petty to review bomb an album for something that stupid

I own four CD player and Zaireeka, just not four speakers

Looks like the buddy’s were too holly

are you shonkmusique on genius?

"L is for" "underrated"

I couldn't agree more

This is actually a good album. Did Julian go too far with the autotune? Maybe so, but this is art and subjective…It’s original and not boring, there are really beautiful parts.

Footage at 13:13 👀 yall had to been there 😂😂😂😂❤ thanks voidz for the upgrade view ❤❤❤❤❤

10:10 "whos to say who should live, who should die? Whos to say...not you or i" Powerful political messaging. Tyranny vibes. Love this album, my only gripe is spectral analysis being a kermit sui*ide song. And all the same is not really the best as jt should tbh

7:30 yup. I love flexorcist. Hearing it live was such a fucking blast. Its a good song to throw your hands in the air, wave those hips around and get yo groove on!