Dad Reacts to Radiohead - The King of Limbs

[@turningthetables]

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[@joncandyfliprecords]

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[@thierryhenry674]

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[@tot3mpted]

react to yves tumor heaven to a tortured mind

[@TanguyBlanchard]

My favourite fragrance is the fragrance of your success. Went from nothing to 231k in like 7 months and a half. Honestly amazing.

[@hipsterscout1]

People who like The King Of Limbs instantly pass the vibe check

[@jahklahn2063]

Thank you, people talk shit but it's an underrated little gem

[@Halochoker]

bloom from the basement is the best piece of media ever created so i would definitely agree

[@jack-uv6mt]

fuck yeah TKOL is beautifully weird

[@notraeon]

yippeeeeeeee

[@spelunkymonke]

agreed!

[@Middle8]

I love this album dearly

[@duvan-solis]

I don't buy it, pal.

[@hangry_donut6428]

what’s Radiohead’s worst album?

[@ivanstarenko7000]

@@hangry_donut6428 Pablo Honey is their least good imo

[@Ilovefent]

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[@TroubleOnTheWaters]

@@ivanstarenko7000 agreed. This is gonna be taboo but no matter how hard I try, I just can’t get into Kid A

[@bobthepoppop]

'Codex' is one of my all-time favorites. Just an incredible sound/feel/experience. That and Pyramid Song are just amazing.

[@JoshBurcham104]

Yoo whattup Bob!?

[@RubyWaves]

hi legend

[@danmorgenthaler414]

Great connection between those songs, that's great. Pyramid Song is such a beautiful song, guys, you need to do Amnesiac!

[@MrBrax]

Deadmau5 version of codex is great too

[@54ayberk]

hi bob

[@ivanstarenko7000]

Man I don’t care what anyone says, this is one of my favorite Radiohead albums. Didn’t think we’d be seeing this review so thank you guys

[@jonashorn8354]

Same. While it isn't in my top 3, I still love it a lot and I never understood why people hate on it so much.

[@ivanstarenko7000]

My hottest take in music is that TKOL is one of Radiohead’s best albums and is massively underrated, whereas Ok Computer hasn’t aged as well as Pitchfork says any given day, and is generally pretty overrated. Jonny Greenwood wrote the software they used for all the sampling in this. Not that that makes it a great album in itself, but what a flex lol. I don’t buy it being short as a criticism. It’s concise. Every song fits and is engaging.

[@jonashorn8354]

@@ivanstarenko7000 well, I'd have to disagree on the OK Computer take. I think it still is one of the best albums of all time. In my opinion it deserves all the praise it gets. There are only few music projects that reach the level of perfection OKC does. My personal top 3 are 1. KID A, 2. OK Computer and 3. AMSP. After that I'm not sure if TKOL or In Rainbows is my rank 4. But I get your point, TKOL is a cohesive project with a great sound and while it isn't as cinematic as the fan favourites, there truly isn't much to criticize about it imo.

[@ivanstarenko7000]

@@jonashorn8354 Yeah, I’m not sure how I’d rank them but I think yours is a good one. I love Ok Computer too- it just bugs me when people talk about that and Kid A as if it were Radiohead’s heyday when I think In Rainbows, TKOL, and AMSP are just as good and I also prefer the production and Thom’s voice on their later stuff. Like the whole “this is this band’s Ok Computer” when referring to something clearly being their best album when I don’t even think that’s obviously the case for that Radiohead album lmao

[@ivanstarenko7000]

I’m really glad to be talking with other people who are so into this stuff. This is awesome :)

[@ringer1324]

Been loving how many reactions we’ve been getting recently. Cool to see you guys are finally finishing radioheads discography.

[@Domitruk]

I’m pumped for Hail to the Thief

[@tylerodonnnell6821]

don’t forget about amnesiac

[@JT-vm5sb]

need to see in rainbows

[@freakcree6218]

@@JT-vm5sb they did in rainbows already!

[@r3dsnow757]

@@freakcree6218 not disk 2

[@erikaa4386]

it’s super sweet when he’s telling you how much he appreciates sitting in that chair and just listening to new music with you and how he wishes he could give it back to you somehow

[@gerry3RS]

This album always calms me down when I feel anxious. “Separator” is a gift from the heavens.

[@TroubleOnTheWaters]

I’ve been listening to TKOL almost everyday now and it seriously might be one of my favorite albums ever. It didn’t hit me at first, but when I saw the Basement version, it gave me a new appreciation. Separator and Bloom live just do something to you

[@matthewbridges3147]

TKOL Remixed is another great listening experience you should give a try some time

[@TroubleOnTheWaters]

@@matthewbridges3147 will do. Thanks for that

[@THEREALVITO]

Separator is deeply underrated

[@jthomas420]

The basement version is a whole nother animal and definitely improves upon the studio version IMO.

[@eyeballtickler]

Basement version is almost an entirely different version of the album. Incredible listen. Far superior imo

[@edwinglenn]

I’ve seen Radiohead live two times. They’re incredible. Seeing them at Bonarroo 2006 toward the front of a crowd of 80,000 people was absolutely mind-blowing. Check that performance out sometime.

[@kadinfehr785]

Would’ve killed to be there. That concert is still my absolute favourite to watch of all of the radiohead concerts on youtube.

[@DanMonio]

I got into Radiohead late af(after noon shaped pool) so hope I can see them live soon

[@JC-lk3oy]

@@DanMonio I hope you do too. They are something else live.

[@danielismyname3727]

I was there too!!! Videotape was amazing

[@madremorelos1573]

You sir… are one lucky bastard

[@intity4305]

Criminally underrated album tbh

[@defryingpan4290]

arguably 10x better than Pablo Honey, by no means their worst album

[@scottwatrous]

I always feel like "oh I wasn't big on that album, barely listened to it" but hearing all these songs again I'm like "oh yeah that's a good classic familiar track, I liked that one" so it definitely stands the test of time as feeling like a classic Radiohead album.

[@valkyrie2832]

Yeah, this is making me wanna listen to this album again and give it another chance

[@bulletfastspeed]

The King of Limbs is incredible. It took years for me to actually like it, but one day it clicked. Every song is great, honestly it's top 4 Radiohead album for me.

[@JC-lk3oy]

If you know anyone with a nice hifi setup you need to listen to this album on it. It really shines and everything makes so much sense.

[@DeclanVH]

For me it took only 3 listens for it to click, and it’s because I was listening to it while riding my bike out in nature. Something about doing that just mixed so well with the music that it made me fall in love with it.

[@jthomas420]

What's your top 4?

[@lomstair7546]

@@DeclanVH Hilarious coincidence, I went for a walk with my dog in the countryside last week and decided to finally give the King of Limbs (Live from the Basement setlist) a chance. It was an absolutely incredible experience.

[@goldenholdenolden]

same, took a few tries but is maybe #4 or 5 for me now

[@littlepigu]

Babe, wake up, another dad reacts to radiohead

[@LeadSalad99]

I've been a lifetime Radiohead fan and this album is solid pure genius to me. The intelligence it shows, the visuals it gives you, just special special work. Musical genius.

[@albiewitz2686]

Every piece is in its right place on the album. Incredible work of art

[@scottlawrenceplus]

Radiohead is one of the most original bands of all time. They have their own sound, and it's so good.

[@finster6266]

Seeing them play Bloom live was a transcendental experience

[@mappsy1991]

Yeah the live versions really transformed this album

[@troldmagnus2]

This is what I've been waiting for! - Finishing up Radiohead's discography. Can't wait for Hail To the Thief and hopefully Amnesiac too ^^ Great video as always :D

[@RaZvanRZ]

Awesome video as always Some masterpices you should do : Wilco - yankee hotel foxtrot Broken social scene - you forgot it in people The flaming lips - the soft bulletin the songwriting and the production, they're among the best albums of the 21st century IMO

[@abelmj]

Now I realise how much I was sleeping on this album. Even the short segments in the video sound fantastic. I've gotta relisten to this album now. Great video as always guys!

[@jameshannagan4256]

Listen to the basement version of this and I bet you come to love the album.

[@qwertpf274]

This is an album I did not expect

[@HT00798]

Bruh follow them on Instagram bruh, bruh they post the albums they’re going to do on their story bruh

[@tazhapeoples9257]

@@HT00798 umm chill with the “ bruhs “ 😂

[@1888.]

@@HT00798 bruh

[@bobbobby8653]

@@HT00798 bruh calm down bruh

[@HT00798]

@@tazhapeoples9257 screw all of you I have urges to say it in comment sections

[@gpeddino]

I have a feeling Kevin will love Hail To The Thief (particularly my second favorite Radiohead album, after in Rainbows).

[@max_mittler]

one of the most rhythmically unique and novel albums in forever. Nothing else sounds like this

[@albiewitz2686]

Literally this Radiohead has always done amazing work flipping 4/4 beats all sorts of ways and specifically twisting the rhythmic fabrics through the basslines This album is just *chefs kiss* for a rhythmically minded musician

[@thevastidity888]

@@albiewitz2686 you'd be surprised to know that most of these songs actually are in 4

[@albiewitz2686]

@@thevastidity888 I literally said that in my comment. Maybe try reading

[@thevastidity888]

Right yes will consider that next time my apologies! @@albiewitz2686

[@weeeeeektoria]

'codex' is my favorite radiohead song of all time. no other upsets me as deeply as this one

[@Wraiven22]

it upsets you? it always calms me, I have it on my sleep playlist I find it so relaxing

[@colinpaton3304]

The richness, complexity, tension of this album is only just starting to reveal itself

[@RichBurrell]

Hugely underrated within their discography. It’s arguably top 3 for me. And the basement sessions just improve it even more.

[@porkchop002]

Never stop doing this show man. Love the music chats with you and you Dad. If I can have these sorts of chats with my little girls one day it'll be a massive blessing :)

[@Joshuaca11]

I’ve thought the same thing! Would love to be able to have conversations like these with my daughters when they are older

[@speakwithanimals]

on the timing thing, it makes a little more sense when you realize they had Clive Deamer from Portishead collaborate with them on this album!

[@Wraiven22]

WOW I've been obsessed with this album for years and I had no idea. I love Portishead too, all things triphop really. Makes sense!

[@e2155z]

Brian Clive has been playing with Radiohead live at every show since 2011! and also is featured on the studio recording of Ful Stop

[@ChemicalBread]

Been here since your first reaction and I was ecstatic when I saw this one was coming out. I absolutely love what you two have created with this channel and community.

[@dilangonzalez4183]

I'm so Happy you guys come back with more reaction of a Radiohead's album, I found out this channel because of Radiohead and I've stay since then. Love you guys

[@jadfadel4563]

It saddens me how underrated this album is and how many people have slept on it. Good job reviving it guys!

[@erics9569]

So nice to see you guys come back around to Radiohead! That's what brought me to the channel way back with "A Moon Shaped Pool". Also, hoping some of those albums in the background are teasers for the future, as I'd love to see reactions for Illinoise and 22, A Million!

[@jonashorn8354]

Okay I love Radiohead but PLEAAASEE just finally give me the Loveless reaction 😭 I'm dying to see your Dad react to that album, as it's my favourite album of all time 🙏🏻 And I saw it in your background so, so often 😭😭🙏🏻

[@xbenci]

fr, didn't they say they would have done that one ages ago? I think dad would love it

[@mariocasamassima4905]

This album sounds like a creature with hundreds of limbs is playing every single instrument by itself

[@bryanorvisii3589]

I like how your dad mentions how groovy they are. All of Thom's dance moves makes sense once you realize how well they can hide a groove in a ton of sound. It's like an existential dance party

[@moonillusions832]

Such a quality album. It's especially incredible live!

[@b.0.s.]

This is my favorite Radiohead album. Loved it on first listen, it surprised me how many people hated it / didn't get the vibe they were going for. I think it blends a lot of genres beautifully

[@leochang3328]

I don't care about what other people say this is one of my favourite albums from Radiohead it's a top 5 for me

[@atticusbelota8625]

i’d love to see a bjork reaction!

[@tazhapeoples9257]

Omg YES!!

[@petarpetar]

Homogenic, maybe

[@atticusbelota8625]

@@petarpetar is love to see any of her first 4 albums all of them are masterpieces

[@TeddymanYT]

Colins basslines on this is crazy, shines through even more live though

[@vesuvianvillain]

Just found this channel this morning and it’s been my all day. It doesn’t take much to get me back on a Radiohead kick but it’s been wholeheartedly warming to watch your dad’s progression. I actually started your vids with Madvillain (as if the profile pic/name didn’t give it away) and then The Strokes, and then took it all the way back to your first vid, happy as hell that this began with Radiohead. What a fucking start. Knowing he’s made music his whole life and just now gets to experience all this shit for the first time? That really made this the most enjoyable. One of the things I love most in music is when artists see the rules and guidelines set for them and their musical reply is, “Fuck your rules, I’m making what I want to make. My self-expression doesn’t need to fit into your box..” So seeing this change in your dad, where he’s listening, expecting certain things here and there, these standards of music making, everything he was taught, and instead something else comes and you can see this breakthrough. That feeling of like “Holy shit, I didn’t know I could do that!” Seeing him inspired. Fucking incredible. Anyway, I know the comment section is still wild over the fact you still need to do Amnesiac and Hail To The Thief, but I actually think your Dad would also love a lot of Thom’s solo shit and also the Atoms For Peace album, so hopefully that’s in the works. You guys definitely have my attention. Thank you for everything.

[@davidebiffi6916]

This album is criminally underrated. You guys are great ! Keep going we love your reactions !!

[@diegoceron23]

I would love to see you both react to the From the Basement version of this album, to me it blew this album to one of my favorites from Radiohead, especially Bloom and Separator

[@joemaziarski253]

All time under rated Radiohead album. The From the Basement rendition of this is incredible and elevates the album to a new level.

[@tazhapeoples9257]

I found you guys not too long ago and I just wanted to say I love your content! It literally feels like we’re all reacting to great music together ❤️

[@LFCliid]

The studio album isn't one of my favourites but the live stuff they done for it in the basement is amazing

[@BLACKDOGJOKER]

Kevin HAS to watch Thom dancing in the Lotus Flower clip!

[@mendipfox1650]

Second half of this album is otherworldly. Just so unique and obscenely beautiful. 🤯

[@valtism]

Thom's voice on Lotus Flower always gives me maximum goosebumps

[@melchioraksac663]

Love seeing your reaction to this one. Absolutely, it’s a grower.It took a while and decent headphones but it’s now one of my absolute favourites and one I listen to a lot. Bloom especially went from, ‘what is that noise?’ to ‘This is amazing’. The live version of the album is fantastic (give up the ghost live is one of Thom’s best vocal performances) and the extra tracks work well, but I don’t think this album feels incomplete without them, it works just fine as a whole. For me, there is not a bad or jarring track on the album. Totally on board for you reacting to the In The Basement version.

[@BloggerMusicMan]

You should see Bloom as part of that nature documentary, where they cooperated with Hans Zimmer. It is absolutely phenomenal. Also, love seeing your dad get more into Radiohead. The last three songs on this album in particular are really, really good (though I like all of it like I like almost all of Radiohead).

[@bogdanionescu6154]

TKOL is totally underrated. Also, separator is one of the best radiohead songs they ever done. Would be glad to see ya guys do a reaction to amnesiac!

[@M_Lev]

Glad to see comments agreeing that TKoL is under appreciated. I think it's one of Radiohead's best and most ambitious albums. There is nothing else like it.

[@lonewanderer2287]

Be on the lookout for The Smile, a Yorke/Greenwood side project with another amazing drummer Tom Skinner. Just saw them stream live yesterday. Soooooo good.

[@kevinfromttt]

Just listening now!

[@xxcobhcxx]

I hope they review that!!

[@Cookinberry]

The Butcher will always be my favorite TKOL era track

[@makkietakkie]

Some of their most unique and well thought out sound design and production on this record, it's ear candy.

[@erikaa4386]

so glad he’s a fellow TKOL lover❤️ this is my favorite radiohead album right under in rainbows and i’m glad he can recognize how genius thom yorke really is. this is what music’s all about!!!!!!

[@elcal9600]

I just saw Thom and Johnnys new band, The Smile perform their 2nd gig of 3 in London on saturday night. You guys are in for a big fucking treat when they drop their album soon...

[@MostlyLoveOfMusic]

Massively underrated album - only disappointment was that there wasn't a Part 2 with more tracks

[@DrenK9]

We got Supercollider, The Butcher, Staircase and Daily Mail, though.

[@jameshannagan4256]

@@DrenK9 I like every one of those songs amazing that they did not put them on the album.

[@mikeacarter1]

Would love to see your Dad react to the "From the Basement" sessions!

[@felipegussoni2124]

so excited for this!! pls film the reaction to from the basement

[@knicks2k337]

LOVE THE CONSISTENCY LETS KEEP THIS VIDEO FLOW PLEASE

[@nampacnamtrac6394]

some albums I'd love to see you guys get to: LCD Soundsystem - Sound of Silver Interpol - Turn on the bright lights My Bloody Valentine - Loveless Keep up the content guys, cheers!

[@Garbagegoose344]

Man oh man I’ve been waiting for this one

[@Garbagegoose344]

The King of limbs is probably my favourite album by Radiohead along with in rainbows, so wavey ~~~~~~~

[@ivanstarenko7000]

@@Garbagegoose344 Yes! I thought it was just me haha

[@stephenlemieux912]

Never thought I would ever sit through a KZbin react video but this channel is something special. Impeccable taste in music, heartwarming father son relationship, and a healthy dose of dad humor. You should consider reacting to Thom Yorke's solo albums! Specifically The Eraser and Anima

[@BallinlikaG]

A couple albums I would love to see your dad react to 1. Mount Eerie - A Crow Looked At Me 2. The Sound of Animals Fighting - Lover, The .. 3. The Killers - Pressure Machine Absolutely love this channel. Something incredible pure and encouraging about it

[@JoshBurcham104]

Wow the mount eerie one would definitely be an interesting video. I can't even listen to that album its truly an emotionally painful experience

[@BallinlikaG]

Would love to add clipping.’s discography and brand new - the devil and god are raging inside of me to the list 🙋‍♂️

[@EmileFeik]

honestly it would feel kind of gross to make a monetised video making profit off reacting to a crow looked at me

[@JoshBurcham104]

@@EmileFeik yeah I almost agree but at the same time the guy did put it out for public consumption so it should be fair game right?

[@pedrosolermartinez6273]

The thing about Radiohead is you discover something new every time you hear it again. Layers, and the hypnotic sound of simple yet hard and beautiful. From the basement could be a great reaction to make. Thanks guys, I’ve enjoyed it

[@razorbikini5808]

Truly one of the finest and most unique albums that Radiohead have produced. It’s worth looking into their process in making this one, very different from how they’ve usually worked and it really comes through in the final product. Very much the Kid A to In Rainbows’ OK Computer, in that it’s a much more exploratory, experimental reaction to the previous grand artistic statement that left them feeling burnt out.

[@michaelruse2579]

15:55 sums up the reaction whenever you hear a new Radiohead song

[@sammalla5238]

Maybe you can do a reaction on The live version of this album from in the basement to contrast the difference between the studio release and live performance because the live version of TKOL is far superior

[@TroubleOnTheWaters]

The basement version of Bloom has to be one of the biggest uno reverse cards I’ve ever experienced. I swore that song was just okay before that.

[@joncandyfliprecords]

Totally agree. Made me hear those songs like it was for the first (better) time again.

[@ChemicalBread]

Yes! Their Basement sessions are next level.

[@highlightsbrcde]

Yeah and In Rainbows from the Basement too, would love to see it on the channel

[@acttragic]

i love the basement version but the production is my favorite part of TKOL

[@1016Hawkeye]

Been listening to the entire discography with my 7 year old daughter. Hearing her sing Lotus Flower while I'm cooking dinner is the best thing in the world.

[@UaskIanswer]

It took me several years to appreciate this album. I was always intrigued by it, and Lotus Flower + Codex were always 10/10 for me, but I just didn’t seem to understand what Radiohead was trying to do with this album. I think it’s really annoying for Radiohead fans to diss this album because in reality it is such a creative project with a unique vision. If the Radiohead fans diss it than no one will truly appreciate it the way it deserves. I understand it isn’t Kid A but we should stop expecting that from Radiohead and start to appreciate the fact that every album they release has amazing material on it.

[@daviebananas1735]

I think the issue with this album for long term fans is that, even though it’s great, a lot of the tracks sound like they could have been on previous albums. It’s the first album they did in a long while that wasn’t like a watershed moment.

[@UaskIanswer]

@@daviebananas1735 yeah I understand that for sure. I’ve been a long time fan and I think I just liked the stripped back feel. All of the albums have their strengths and I wouldn’t put it in my top 3, but I play it a lot more than Hail to the Thief or Amnesiac personally.

[@daviebananas1735]

@@UaskIanswer I agree that Hail To The Thief, although I really liked it at the time is my least listened to album by them, but Amnesiac is on a par with TKOL. I’d probably listen to it more than this.

[@TheDing11]

Oh and the other drummer the one I think you’re dad is loving is Clive dreamer as well as Phil!

[@simonread8713]

Superb stuff. Separator is my favourite track from this album. Looking forward to your reactions to the rest of the discography.

[@TeddymanYT]

I think mr. Dad would love the drumming from Morgan Simpson on black midi's stuff, would love to see his reaction

[@brennankumpon2857]

I would love to see Twin Fantasy by Car seat Headrest next. I think it would be an interesting one.

[@jd_vincentl]

What a journey has been since your first Radiohead reaction video when I thought this channel will be huge. The way Kevin is recognizing all the sounds and nuances in this record is great, The King of Limbs is a rewarding experience for those who had absorbed Radiohead to the max level.

[@AlexB-zw4bs]

Recs: Talk Talk - Laughing Stock or Spirit of Eden Bark Psychosis - Hex or Codename:Dustsucker Both of these artists were massively influential and worth a read about/listen for Radiohead fans. --- Unknown Mortal Orchestra - Multi-love Galcher Lustwerk - Information Have your dad pick some albums!

[@matt23012301]

Hex would be amazing but probably wouldn't get enough views

[@reyshah426]

I genuinely think the album would be one of their best if it had included all the singles and leftovers. These eight tracks PLUS Staircase, The Daily Mail, Supercollider, and The Butcher would make for an incredible 12-track album that would feel so complete.

[@danmorgenthaler414]

Staircase is top 10 best Radiohead songs for me, great call here. I always wished for that 12-track album.

[@kurrutako89]

The opposite issue plagued HTTT: if it had been 10 tracks instead of 14 it would be much more highly regarded.

[@josephbelford4163]

The b sides for this album are amazing

[@brkentaffy]

Aight look. Radiohead is my favorite band ever probably. And this is my favorite album by them. It’s so exciting and calm and experimental and there’s so much lore. It’s such an amazing experience

[@WokiesASMR]

Thank you for this awesome review. Now going to listen to The King of Limbs.🥰

[@danebrennand]

One of their best albums live. Sadly they don't play enough from this one, but this album live was absolutely phenomenal.

[@deborahsiahaan9261]

Thanks Connor, and Kevin! This is such an underrated album, i think almost as underrated as Hail to the Thief. It took me a long time to get into this album, it is an album with a creative concept, that are different, very different than In Rainbows, which is such a beautiful entry, and easy to listen to (for me) So it's not easy to accept TKOL. But then i've found beauty in each tracks, Separator is my favorite track, Also Bloom is fantastic, crafted with a lot of elements. They nailed it in the basement version. Love Kevin's openess towards every track, thom on codex, man.. it's just fantastic. Cheers!

[@resiseven7407]

if i may recommend some albums: My Bloody Valentine - Loveless Sweet Trip - Velocity: Design: Comfort. Boards of Canada - Music Has the Right to Children or Geogaddi Swans - Soundtracks for the Blind or To Be Kind Sufjan Stevens - Illinois all of these are classics that seem fairly obvious to do at some point. big up lads you make good videos

[@downwithflames]

This album has grown and grown and grown on me ... over the years it has slowly morphed into my 2nd fave RH album! It's just a a deep web of sounds and beats. PLZ react to the From the Basement version! Your dad will FLIP OUT!!! Keep up the good work, and TAKE OFF YA HOSERS!

[@izraiEL235]

I really like this album. It has one of my top 5 RH songs, Separator. Will never get tired of that tune. I would like to suggest Capacity by Big Thief. It's very instrumentally complex and the lyrics are amazing. I believe you guys would enjoy it.

[@hod2]

Just subscribed as i'm new (and very late) to radiohead. Love your reactions and chemistry with your dad. I feel your dad has to react to the in basement vids on youtube as he clearly picks up on the intricate details and on there you see it being created in front of your eyes. Blows your mind.. I think you would both really enjoy Joy Division's two albums if you haven't heard them. Late 70's but quality music.. Keep up the great work.

[@jamiekenny4063]

Would love to see a reaction to both of the "From The Basement" performances!

[@albiewitz2686]

TKOL is by far Radiohead's most cohesive album. An incredible feat. Masterpiece of an album

[@Stemp]

I really love this album, sucks that so many people discredit it so easily.

[@Hollowsmith]

I've always thought "Give Up The Ghost" off this album is criminally underrated. It lives somewhere between folk and ambient, and I think it's absolutely gorgeous and takes me away to a sun dappled meadow in a hammock somewhere in my mind.

[@brandonasilo8470]

separator is so good

[@robster191]

One of my favourite albums of all time, thank u for taking the time to react to it. If you have the chance, definitely listen to the From The Basement version of this album, you get to see them performing the songs live and its so interesting to see them put the songs together

[@SNOC]

Would love to see you guys listen to my favourite Radiohead song: "The Daily mail". The sad part is, that this song is not on an album :(

[@DMontra]

Very cool idea! Blindfold Bands! Love the new setup. The black background and the grey chairs with the white up top make a really good contrast. You got rid of my plants though! Lol

[@javelin-music]

Gotta love Radiohead

[@pinkraven4402]

Most people find the live version to be much better and improved but I think that noting tops the studio version of "Codex". That ending orchestral section is unbelievable in studio

[@oreticencias]

Love how you did it, by not letting him know what was going to play

[@o_o414]

One of my favourite chanel’s going rn, you mentioned watching the live version of the King of Limbs, would also love to see you do a reaction the In Rainbows from the Basement. I think Kevin would go nuts

[@insertname5195]

Hail to the Thief waiting room