people forget about Kerplunk and 39/smooth those to me were also good. One the bands that influenced them was Operation Ivy, also a band worth checking out. Members of Operation Ivy went on to become Rancid.

Funny papers makes me cry man lol

You're missing out on enjoying the most heartwarming and softest moments on the record where they're composing their own feeling and melancholic overtones into a record compromised of mostly dance tracks that are 90% samples. Those are the parts that feel so heartfelt and convey the most emotion outside of Digital Love. It makes the samples hit different as well, since samples serve their purpose. Those interludes and fully unsampled songs are fire, especially when you've seen Interstella 5555

Biggest loss of James Bond franchise ever.

Hard to imagine the neighborhood ever-changing by the Neighbourhood is lowkey a must listen

Hard to imagine the neighborhood ever-changing by the Neighbourhood is lowkey a must listen

First time I heard In Rainbows I was 13. I suffered with insomnia as a kid so I’d always grab my dad’s iPod and listen to music when I couldn’t sleep. Randomly one night I just chose In Rainbows and listened to it the whole way through in the pitch black with headphones in. I came to a realisation after listening to this masterpiece as a young teenager that there was not only music that could be deeply transformative to my psyche but that life was much deeper and complex than I thought at that time in my life. This album changed everything for me and I’ll never forget it.

THIS SHOULD HAVE BEEN ALBUM OF THE YEAR! NO QUESTION!

Why does this not have more views??????

DANCE IN THE DARK IS THE BEST MUSIC ❤️‍🔥

Weird Fishes is a religious experience.

wow this is a great surprise and i am so here for it. whenever someone asks me what is a no skip album i will always mention bubba. if you havent already you should check out 99.9% by kaytra. and for a more ambient vibe maybe check out raven by kelela

you need to do A Rush of blood to the Head <3

That upbeat sound disguising sad lyrics (which you mentioned about Midwest Indigo) is characteristic of this band. I really like that style of songwriting, and in my humble opinion they do it better than anybody else I’ve heard. Their song Not Today is the perfect example of that theme, they even call it out in the lyrics. I’m glad you enjoyed Clancy! Thanks for sharing! As a big fan it’s always fun listening to people hear their stuff for the first time and be blown away by it. I hope you listen to other albums in the future! If you like that upbeat-sad contrast (plus some of their best raps), Vessel is an absolute must hear!

My most listened album, such a vibey, easy to put on album. It's so good late in the evening or at night!

You have got to check out the collab with LP and JAY Z!

this is beautiful man!! damn!

Gotta do the new and last album from the weekend, Hurry Up Tomorrow

Such a slept on project. It has some of his best songs imo.

I think you would really love Care For Me by Saba. Personably it’s one of my favorite albums of all time. Not only is the writing heartfelt and emotional but the music itself is extremely textured and cohesive. It’s a fantastic album

We saw the sun has to be his best song

One of the best things about Radiohead as a band is they never stuck with any specific one sound. There are many bands that stick with the same key signatures, similar tempos, rhythms, etc. but Radiohead has always just constantly evolved. Sometimes their songs will sound aggressive and energetic, other times they will sound nostalgic and moody. Dark and depressing, light and romantic. And they actually experiment with time signatures, strange chord progressions, and song structuring. They are musicians that don’t restrict themselves to any rules. They always made music using anything that sparked creativity, regardless of what it was. That’s why they’re one of the greatest bands of all time, and why their discography is so great.

People that hate on U2 are just being corny and contrarian. Yes, U2s modern output is not very good and it doesn’t hold a candle to their early work, but that doesn’t take away from the fact they’ve dropped numerous classics. Like if you’re gonna listen to an album like the Joshua tree and act like it’s mediocre I can’t really take your music opinions seriously. Most people just hate U2 literally because of that Apple Music incident and the dumb narrative that Bono is some pretentious douchebag, which just isn’t true at all. Plenty of bands have dropped duds, it doesn’t mean that their fantastic work isnt any less fantastic. For some reason, U2 just became an easy target. Probably because they make music anybody can enjoy. The more mainstream friendly something is, no matter how great, the more hated it will be. But there’s a reason why the Joshua tree is one of the highest selling albums of all time, and it’s because it’s instantly gripping music that you feel in your soul.

ODLIES STATION STANS RISEEEEEE

Yes [So Obviously]

"It sounds almost hip-hop" The very next song being Points of Authority:

This is so fucking good oh my god

Banjo Kazooie reference was unexpected but appreciated haha

Great review bro! I'm so glad I can always come to you for my top two favorite artist reactions. Mac miller and Bon Iver. You have such a great taste in music mate.

Its amazing when you listen to OK Computer and then come to realize its not even their best album.

God one of my all time faves. Never forget the first time i listened to it with headphones. 25 years ago.

Another fantastic review

Least emotional funny papers reaction:

Your reactions are always so warm and comforting. Funny Papers is a really special song I've been preaching this for a while, but PLEASE listen to The New Sound by Geordie Greep!

Awesome man!!! R.I.P. Mac!

One of my favourite Thom songs from the 2010’s to present. Awesome cover dude!

I might be wrong is so overrated

20:02 😂

Lovely, really. And you still don’t know Sigur Ros? My guy, treat your ears and your love for their type of music and get on it! Ideally a reaction starting with their breakout stunner “Ágætis byrjun”. And each album after is worth listening over and over, forever. Even Radiohead invited them to open for them during one of their tours. If random internet guy doesn’t convince you, let Thom and Co give you that push.

Hell yeah, I thought I was the only one who appreciated warning sign!

Someone bless this man with the lore and the order of the songs. dissect the lyrics and videos will blow your mind 🙂‍↔️😮‍💨

You have to made reaction for all this album videos!

This and speech bubbles. ❤ Great cover! Kinda sounds like thom there if he used his late voice techniques from this Era if he would sing it in 1995-97

I have been a Muse fan for about 3 years now (I started liking them in 2018 when I was about 8 years old) and Black Holes was the first full album I listened to. I loved your enthusiasm over the songs but I was surprised that you weren’t as interested in Assassin, Exo-Politics, and City of Delusion because those are probably my 3 favorite songs (behind Knights of Cydonia) and I think they did grow on me from when I first listened to the album. Anyways, I would recommend listening to Origin of Symmetry next. It will blow you away.

You gotta listen to bryter layter! It’s his second album and it has a lot more instrumentation on it. I love it so much!

Oh wow.....

Your voice man! 😌. So glad that all the new music you are reacting into your channel inspired you. Expecting to see more like this.

My top: 1. Body Paint 2. There'd Better Be A Mirrorball 3. Hello You 4. Sculptures Of Anything Goes 5. Big Ideas 6. I Ain't Quite Where I Think I Am 7. Mr. Swartchz 8. Perfect Sense 9. Jet Skies On The Moat 10. The Car AND I LOVE EVERY SONG ❤🔥🪩✨️

And for the way you reacted to Oldies Station

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