Every Genre Radiohead Performed Named

[@zackzallie8735]

Climbing Up the Walls is closer to industrial rock than Myxomatosis imo. Its a hard hitting snare and electronic bursts.

[@qriofficial1769]

Especially Pulk/Pull

[@rek1ndled]

lowkey both myxomatosis and climbing up the walls are on my nine inch nails playlist

[@zackzallie8735]

@@rek1ndled I'd add I Might Be Wrong. The guitar is on NIN level.

[@thereturnofglenhaven721]

Airbag is also somewhat industrial

[@suleymantekingurmen7643]

Climbing Up the Walls also sounds a bit post-rocky too ngl, considering the fact F# A# and OK Computer came out the same year.

[@tanner4156]

I feel like you could have categorized ful stop as krautrock . (Bit of a stretch but so is calling body snatchers noise rock)

[@seyoumyuno]

or Cuttooth?

[@literallymebasd]

they're not germans, how could that song be krautrock?

[@teztheEverliving]

@@literallymebasdcos it sounds like krautrock

[@fadinglightsarefading]

@@teztheEverlivingNon-german kraut rock is just post-rock. Also I feel a lot of these are stretches or plain inaccurate. Myxomatosis is not industrial rock. No Surprises is not dream pop. National Anthem is definitely not funk rock at all. Revolving doors is barely 'experimental rock'. Some are accurate though, but only because some of the genres (post-punk, for instance) are so diverse in what they can sound like.

[@teztheEverliving]

@@fadinglightsarefading I’m inclined to disagree with the statement that non German krautrock is just post rock, it’s just reductive of both genres. Krautrock has a sound to it that post rock absolutely does not have. Same with post rock.

[@unusuariomasdegoogle9422]

No surprises dreampop ☠️ (thom himself said it was a beach boys-esque lullaby) My iron lung post punk ☠️☠️☠️

[@doutortenma]

Everything is wrong in this video

[@PPDUST]

​@@doutortenma Electioneering and Creep are right

[@spelunkymonke]

@@doutortenma Nothing's in its right place

[@uItra.]

​@@PPDUSTidk if creep could enter in "grunge"

[@birdsarerathercool]

Or electro engineering being punk

[@Rll_2206]

Am I the only one who always saw In Rainbows as a Psychedelic Rock/Neo-Psychedelic album?

[@meee_5155]

I feel like that’s more ok computer than in Rainbows but I could see it for both

[@Rll_2206]

@@meee_5155 I would see Ok Computer as being more of a Space Rock album, but it sure does have its psych moments here and there

[@alvalionst8339]

And space rock

[@dumbwood5820]

Yes. You are the only one.

[@maximocarp912]

Yea but just bodysnatchers

[@RicardoFuentesss]

Actual genres of each song on the video - High And Dry: Post-Britpop - Paranoid Android: Alternative/Art Rock - Weird Fishes: Art Rock/Neo Psychedelia - How To Disappear Completely: Art Rock/Post-Rock - Trans-Atlantic Drawl: Noise Rock - Lucky: Alternative Rock/Art Rock/Space Rock Revival - Gagging Order: Indie Folk - The Bends: Britpop/Alternative Rock - Creep: Alternative Rock/Post-Grunge - No Surprises: Post-Britpop/Art Rock - Fake Plastic Trees: Post-Britpop/Alternative Rock - Bodysnatchers: Alternative Rock/Noise Pop - Electioneering: Alternative Rock/Space Rock Revival - My Iron Lunge: Alternative Rock/Grunge - Planet Telex: Alternative Rock/Space Rock Revival - Myxomatosis: Electronic/Experimental Rock/Alternative Rock - The National Anthem: Experimental Rock/Art Rock/Jazz Rock - Idioteque: IDM - Lotus Flower: Art Pop/Electronic - Burn The Witch: Art Pop/Chamber Pop - House Of Cards: Art Pop/Art Rock/Ambient Pop - Life In A Glasshouse: Vocal Jazz/Jazz Rock - Faust Arp: Chamber Folk/Chamber Pop/Indie Folk - Pulk / Pull Revolving Doors: IDM/Post-Industrial - Everything In Its Right Place: Electronic/Art Pop/Ambient Pop - Treefingers: Ambient - Like Spinning Plates: Electronic/Art Pop

[@Santos_Mendoza]

Indie, alternative and revival are not music genres.

[@pokiiii41]

creep is definitely grunge, not post-grunge

[@pokiiii41]

​@@Santos_Mendozaalternative rock, indie rock and revivals of certain genres (such as post-punk revival) are absolutely genred on their own with specific characteristics.

[@suleymantekingurmen7643]

@@Santos_Mendoza Revivals (Post-Punk Revival and Space Rock Revival) are indeed music genres, they may sound similar to their original source but it is drastically different from their original counterparts. So, that's that.

[@trxplxrd2468]

Radiohead is awesome

[@KamenSentaiMetalHero]

I think Blow Out and Coke Babies are closer to shoegaze than Planet Telex. Also, I would have put Subterrainean Homesick Alien in place of House of Cards for Space Rock. A National Anthem is more jazz fusion than funk rock and How to Disappear Completely is closer to post-rock than Everything in its Right Place, and so on and so forth. Despite my gripes, I think what this does well is demonstrate how musically varied Radiohead is.

[@maximocarp912]

The only comment which makes sense

[@FairPlay0007]

Planet Telex is not shoegaze. I think their most shoegaze sounding song is "Permanent Daylight".

[@fatih3806]

Blowout

[@unusuariomasdegoogle9422]

Nah, that song was some kind of a Sonic Youth tribute

[@Asoxia_]

India Rubber for me, I might be wrong (pun intended)

[@mmtutoriaisbr]

Planet Telex has some shoegaze elements but I think Blow Out is a much better example.

[@conybrick]

The real radiohead shoegaze song is coke babies

[@aristotleasparaguspodcast1129]

You should do this with the Stones

[@connormartinson7619]

Rolling or roses?

[@aristotleasparaguspodcast1129]

@connormartinson7619 Temple Pilots Haha, no the Rolling Stones

[@thatguythatdrawzz749]

​@@aristotleasparaguspodcast11299/10 when you say the stones people will think it's the rolling stones

[@jordi9698]

Blues, blues, blues & blues

[@petarpetar]

​@@aristotleasparaguspodcast1129he thought Rolling Stones 😉

[@victorlawlaw]

Uma coisa que eu amo desse canal é que os vídeos não tem necessariamente alguem falando (tirando a musica) e que assim os vídeos ficam internacionais onde qualquer pessoa vai entender sem uma Legenda ou estudar inglês, eu mesmo que sei só algumas palavras consigo entender perfeitamente sobre os vídeos, esse canal é demais, continuem assim

[@brsla1236]

achava que eu era o único br desse canal, o cara recomenda muita coisa boa

[@Ато_Беисола89]

​@@brsla1236não é só vcs dois amigos, eu tbm sou um BR, realmente muito coisa boa

[@leocb3]

Irônico o comentário do topo ser brasileiro

[@victorlawlaw]

​@@leocb3 Né, Lol

[@imperiodotig7650]

quanto br nesse comentário kkkk

[@edgamwayne]

Planet Telex is Space Rock Revival

[@Inferno594]

Finally, I’ve been waiting

[@lilspezmoid3118]

Love that king of limbs gets a mention

[@MyJustinchannel2]

Can you make more of the every genre videos?

[@paweł_siedlaczek]

I'd say that Hunting Bears is more Post Rock

[@Braka54]

Sorry but NO WAY The National Anthem is funk rock

[@redspykiraofficial]

it's more like jazz fusion rather than funk rock

[@Santos_Mendoza]

@@redspykiraofficial experimental jazz

[@steffinrobinson7869]

Let Down is jangle pop, Reckoner is Dream Pop. Most of my favorite Radiohead songs fall into the dream pop or neo psychedelia category

[@Trombinha_jooj]

I think Treefingers fits better in dark ambient. Great video ❤

[@dumbwood5820]

Dark ambient doesn't fit. It's very peaceful and relaxing unlike dark ambient which is really ominous. Also, dark ambient always entails elements of post-industrial.

[@justaperson4540]

​@@dumbwood5820Treefingers is alien music

[@dumbwood5820]

@@justaperson4540 That's not a genre.

[@justaperson4540]

@@dumbwood5820 that wasnt my point

[@dumbwood5820]

@@justaperson4540 Then enlighten me

[@theaverageaardvark9864]

Bodysnatchers should have been hard rock

[@RoxNoAnne]

Optimistic would be a better example of post rock from Radiohead, or if you want to include The Smile, Bending Hectic would be a great example Edit : Treefingers is more post rock tbh, disregard my suggestion with Optimistic lol

[@Ultamik3y]

Eh, not really. It follows a pop formula. I feel like a lot of stuff on In Rainbows falls into Post-Rock territory

[@dumbwood5820]

This video gets a lot wrong, but Optimistic doesn't fit post-rock. Krautrock fits it better.

[@anus333]

​​@@dumbwood5820dollars and cents fits kraut more tho

[@suleymantekingurmen7643]

Other nominees for the post-rock examples are: Climbing Up the Walls (notably at the end, and also sounds similar to early GY!BE ngl.) Let Down (Way before Mogwai released Happy Songs for Happy People in 2003, heck, way before Explosions in the Sky started making jangly happy-go-lucky instrumental alt-rock music that set the genre into collision course, hence the "crescendocore" label.) In Limbo (yep) Hunting Bears!!! Morning Bell/Amnesiac Sail to the Moon (also sounds like Mogwai and/or Codeine at their quieter portions) Bending Hectic (obviously, I am also including songs from The Smile too) A lot of In Rainbows could count ngl. Optimistic (I mean sure, but again @dumbwood5820 said it better than me, as the track is way closer to Post-Punk Revival/Krautrock than Post-Rock but still has bits of it that can be considered I guess...) Treefingers (cool ambient drones ftw) Ful Stop (more closer to Krautrock but again they are Radiohead at the end.)

[@TheTornadoMan]

You should do King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard next, the amount of albums with different styles will be interesting

[@elrandombongos3501]

This is honestly very useful for people who aren’t familiarized with these terms in music

[@justaperson4540]

I love treefingers it's great and so good for the first and only ambient radiohead track

[@liverpool6058]

This... This is why Radiohead is my favourite band from the 90s to 2010s era of rock. Here's to hoping Smile really kicks off and to all the band member's individual projects.

[@bimosetiawan7330]

thinking about you (drill version) is literally the only one radiohead pop punk song

[@mr.unknown9324]

Radiohead is the best bend ever covering all kinds of music. It really give me thrill when I hear them in movies. (Movies and TV series really likes to feature Radiohead music loll)

[@TiesBesselJonker]

I think TheSmile has proven Radiohead itself is a genre. And the Smile is doing a decent job at making music in that genre.

[@floppathegorilla]

1:07 yeah, that’s the 2 main things I got out of it: noise and rock

[@qriofficial1769]

I don't quite get the distinction between indie rock and alt rock here, especially considering they were very similar style and on the same album.

[@Noodlez-zoup]

Moral of the story : Radiohead is above labels

[@S_Over_Street]

Blow Out could also be categorized as Shoegaze

[@FrnhMahvyhe-vd7uk]

"The national anthem" is avant-garde ale "Everything in it's right place" is electronik blyat

[@doutortenma]

Is The National Anthem funk rock? ☠️☠️

[@ThomasMeeson]

Have you not heard the bits where the trumpets kick in and you get that funky baseline underneath it!

[@dumbwood5820]

@@ThomasMeeson National Anthem is not funk rock. Funky baseline =/= funk rock. The saxophones, trumpets, and trombones combined with the jazzy drumming create a track that's more akin to jazz-rock and avant-garde jazz.

[@rafaelsouza158]

​@@dumbwood5820Funk also uses Sax and Trumpets.

[@engi1394]

Unpopular opinion: Radiohead would be good in metal songs

[@strike5685]

Thom's voice would really work in any genre

[@jesuscm1398]

Idioteque is not fucking techno, its IDM, same with Everything In *Its* Right Place

[@inferneo]

You could've included Fitter Happier as Spoken Word

[@KumoHs]

Nothing In It's Right Place

[@alvalionst8339]

0:18 how to disappear is post-rock

[@guodaripinskaite6314]

How do you know these things? Like how do you differentiate, by what features?

[@_lucas_lacerda_513]

Omg I don't expected creep was grunge

[@Waltar100]

EVERYDAY IN ITS RIGHT PLACE POST ROCK????? WHAT ARE YOU ON

[@Noodles4you]

What genre do you put Radiohead songs like The Butcher and Ill wind?

[@nationalfinkgamng]

actually a lot of these are wrong. how to disappear completely - just because it has strings doesn't make it symphonic. trans-atlantic drawl - it's more noise rock/experimental rock than hard fake plastic trees - it's a post-britpop/alternative rock song. not indie. jigsaw falling into place fits that category more. bodysnatchers - not noisy enough to be noise rock my iron lung - POST-PUNK? what? it's a grunge song lmao the national anthem - not funk. it's experimental rock with some jazz influences idioteque - it's more IDM than techno house of cards - more dream pop/ambient pop than space rock pulk/pull revolving doors - I don't even think you could call this rock at all everything in its right place - it's not a rock song really. I think the other songs from Kid A fit the label more

[@elliottandreasen4148]

I honestly think all their albums except Kid A and The Bends are art rock

[@alvalionst8339]

Kid A is art rock :v

[@frsk07]

:v

[@dabo8249]

:v

[@elliottandreasen4148]

@@alvalionst8339 yeah, except… it doesnt have any rock elements except for htdc

[@alexunlisted]

Yeah blowout is definitely more shoegazey

[@Lasagnabobby]

everything in its right place is not post rock. how to disappear completely is much closer to that

[@therocknrollgamer9572]

Do one with Nirvana if that's even possible

[@Musadealba]

Isn't it all grunge and punk yet?

[@Rl-tn1ys]

wouldn't videotape on in rainbows be considered piano rock?

[@logandockery1512]

Do every genre Green Day performed named

[@boardstechre0964]

The only one who got it right was Treefingers. ☠☠☠

[@JTK--dn4zc]

Heaviest song, My Favoite (0:24 / 0:42 / 1:18)

[@hybridgarden]

Life in a Glasshouse is straight up jazz, not jazz rock

[@TylerAStinson]

Yhea a new every genre band x did

[@andrewdavismusic5020]

Do a video on Deftones or The Smashing Pumpkins

[@jasongyro]

Do Blur please

[@JTK--dn4zc]

(0:48) it's Post-Grunge 😒

[@producerjjones9976]

I would love to see this done with Elton John next

[@suleymantekingurmen7643]

The video is perfect but I have one problem here: Classifying "Everything in Its Right Place" as post-rock is pointless... (Yes I am well aware that Kid A is informed by the first-wave post-rock acts like Talk Talk and yes I can definitely hear the influence on tracks like How to Disappear Completely, The National Anthem, In Limbo, Treefingers, etc. But Everything is very, very far away from that sound to be honest. Closer to Ambient Pop maybe?)

[@Subaru76757]

Where a wolf at the door

[@JM99_Official]

Rap

[@douglaspantz]

high and dry is more post-brit pop than alt rock

[@brendacorona9240]

What genre is "sail to the moon"?🤔

[@claupas24]

Idioteque is IDM, not Techno

[@shadowchasernql]

closer to EBM really. it's the one I could call "industrial" here

[@georgethe3rddd378]

Do the doors next!!!

[@edwinagbajor8616]

You should also do the same thing but this time with Michael Jackson and the band Kiss

[@bigounzegameing8357]

Kiss wouldn’t last very long as how flat they are as a band

[@Waltar100]

Lotus Flower electropop?? Yea I give up

[@Ато_Беисола89]

Realmente o Guns N' Roses É muito foda

[@Waltar100]

Funk rock the national anthem dude wtf

[@Adyman182]

Nobody comes close to them in versatility aside from maybe the Beatles

[@shadicgamer2124]

I thought high and dry is just a soft rock

[@soka227]

high and dry is very much pop rock lol

[@captainunderasser]

Bro its all art-rock (some part of Kid A and Amnesiac, 15 step, Moon-Shaped Pool not included)

[@parvchetri0995]

The Bends should be Alternative Rock and High and Dry should be Britpop. That's better and way more sensible.

[@two.2022]

Make is Every Genre The Doors.

[@justaguywithhisgrasseson5522]

Bodysnatchers is not noise rock.

[@ArthurWPilla]

EIIRP being post rock is somewhat of a stretch.

[@dublee2246]

idioteque is idm not techno

[@samheppener7878]

Faust arp acoustic rock?? It's just folk

[@dabo8249]

Kid A (song) IDM

[@Ted_Devils]

Can someone please explain the difference between Alt and Indie rock? Don't they mean the same thing?

[@frsk07]

no.

[@user-wv1ks1js5u]

Alternative rock and indie rock are closely related genres, and there is often overlap between the two. However, there are some key differences between the two styles. Alternative rock is a broad umbrella term that encompasses a wide range of rock music that exists outside the mainstream. It emerged in the 1980s and 1990s as a reaction to the dominance of mainstream rock and pop music. Alternative rock bands often experiment with different musical styles and are known for their non-conformist and anti-commercial attitudes. Indie rock, on the other hand, refers to rock music produced by independent artists and labels. Indie rock bands often have a DIY (do-it-yourself) ethos and are known for their independence from major record labels. Indie rock is characterized by its emphasis on artistic integrity and creative control. While alternative rock and indie rock share a similar spirit of non-conformity and independence, the key difference lies in the business structure and ethos of the artists and labels involved. Alternative rock can include both major and independent label artists, while indie rock specifically refers to artists and labels operating independently of major record labels.

[@user-wv1ks1js5u]

In short, Indie Rock is Lo-Fi Alternative Rock, and can be softer and more melodic too.

[@SteveMulberry]

Faust Arp is closer to contemporary or chamber folk than acoustic rock

[@simonrojas6571]

Creep is post-grunge, not grunge

[@dumbwood5820]

This video is so damn wrong in so many different ways, Jesus Christ. I mean post-punk for Iron Lung? Really??

[@ForBilibilii]

My Iron lung sounds more either grunge or post-grunge or just alternative rock. post-punk is melancholic atmospheric experimentation with punk influences. So yeah agree with u

[@dumbwood5820]

@@ForBilibilii Yeah, Iron Lung is pretty grungy. I agree with that.

[@xz3ss]

How is no surprises dream pop? Creep by stone temple pilots is grunge but not this one

[@dumbwood5820]

This video sucks, but I actually agree with No Surprises as Dream Pop and Creep as grunge. Radiohead obviously isn't a grunge band, but Pablo Honey is very grungy.

[@uItra.]

​@@dumbwood5820pablo honey always reminded me more of britpop

[@dumbwood5820]

@@uItra. Pablo Honey is a britpop album with a lot of grunge influence.

[@DynamicProductions.]

No way

[@tygical]

you called too many of these rock tbh

[@KillaB777]

Y'know not every song is some form of rock

[@mikoajmarcinkiewicz7893]

Nice video but... Everything in it's right place isn't post-rock

[@stefa5893]

Radiohead could easily become a shoegaze band

[@inferneo]

Everything in its wrong genre

[@xtremestudio8494]

Modern Day Queen

[@MDE128]

My favorite band of all time. I personally think that Grunge is their worst genre. I’m not a fan of Creep. They’re great at all of these genres. I think acoustic rock is my favorite of theirs. Airbag could’ve been included as heavy metal. That riff is pretty heavy.

[@ThomasMeeson]

Faust Arb is one of ma faves

[@pliozhkapliozhkapliozhkapl7414]

most of them are wrong

[@EtonDG]

Electioneering ain’t punk

[@Ob1tuber]

I don’t care if they start making Thrash, I will not listen to Radiohead

[@jorgekech]

i guess u have very bad music taste

[@kardisc7728]

who listens to radiohead anyway💀

[@maximocarp912]

Us

[@santicarbajal3927]

Bait used to be believable

[@kardisc7728]

@@santicarbajal3927 every song sounds the same, i don't know what you're on about

[@ithinkradioheadisgood]

they have like 25 million + monthly listeners on spotify i think a great deal of people listen to them

[@leolancaster7025]

i disagree with so many of these

[@mr.unknown9324]

Radiohead is the best bend ever covering all kinds of music. It really give me thrill when I hear them in movies. (Movies and TV series really likes to feature Radiohead music loll)