Listening to IN RAINBOWS by Radiohead So I Can Be a Cool Kid | REACTION TO FULL ALBUM

[@gavinoleary4550]

You’ve gotta see these guys do these songs “Live from the basement”.. amazing wizardry 😂

[@jean-christophelebachelet5926]

Live from the basement In Rainbows is one of the best musical act ever produced....

[@the_oslovian]

Best live recording of all time if you ask me.

[@kennygunawan2722]

this guy would hate Kid A

[@JerryBees]

@@kennygunawan2722 challenge accepted 🫡

[@the_oslovian]

I certainly look forward to it. 😂

[@michaelallison9176]

@@JerryBeesneed it.

[@michaelsview3221]

@@JerryBees Wait for your reaction :)

[@mr.noride7226]

Hate is a stretch. I was more of a generic alt rock fan before I first listened to Kid A and it hooked me on the electronic/experimental genres pretty much immediately. Not my favorite Radiohead album anymore, that is In Rainbows, but it’s certainly not an album to hate.

[@John.Christopher]

Weird Fishes / Arpeggi is my favorite song of all time and on good quality headphones/iems you can hear subtleties that are uncovered in an overwhelmingly astounding and ethereally blissful way.

[@John.Christopher]

One day it clicks and you hear things in the song that are totally outside the realm of what you thought you were listening to.

[@pawTheVillain]

i had already been listening to this song for nearly a year when one day I was lying on my bed and i heard a sound I had never heard in the song before. that’s when i realized this is one of if not the best produced song ever made. so many details and sounds all come together to make a masterpiece. it’s definitely my favorite Radiohead song

[@captgeech]

haha watching this reaction kind of reminded me that Reckoner is probably my favorite song of all time. Weird Fishes is incredible too though.

[@MrBrax]

Guess I'll never hear those subtleties...

[@mostlymotiongraphics2134]

It's great watching reaction channels attempt to digest it knowing they don't know the Jonny Greenwood orchestral work it comes from.

[@chaosmos24]

Colin Greenwood's bass is the secret weapon on this album.

[@JerryBees]

It's been so good in every song I've heard so far

[@decentsingersclub]

most underrated radiohead member or at least most under-discussed

[@captgeech]

Let Down actually took like...3 years for me to realize its not mediocre lol. Weird how that one works. Now I absolutely love it.

[@jefftallan5676]

Absolutely the same thing happened to me I never expected it to click and I just did one day and now it strikes such an emotional chord

[@coolchannel-iv5jw]

First listen to that it was okay. My third listen in and it's now my #1 favourite song lmao. I don't understand

[@Shtrudla]

for some of their songs it took years! Good thing is that I stuck long enough because of some others🤍

[@ijustneedmyself]

Funny, huh? Some music takes years to hit me. David Bowie, Sampha, Radiohead... All excellent.

[@John.Christopher]

Nigel Godrich also produced In Rainbows. As far as headphones go, I'm not a sponsor but I can give you some recommendations from an audiophiliac 🙂

[@JerryBees]

Throw em at me!

[@lane6953]

@@JerryBees i want to know too

[@JoeJoeJoe25]

Cmon

[@SaltyDerps]

Beyerdynamic T990 pro

[@John.Christopher]

@@JerryBees In ear or over ear preferred? In ear - Blessing 3 or Blessing 3 Dusk/ or ER2XR (best for 100 bucks if you're willing to violate your ears for sound isolation and seal for detail), truthear Nova, 7HZ timeless, ect ect Overear? I'm not as into as IEMs have more detailed and analytical sound that I like. The T990 that our friend mentioned here are more V shaped and fun at the expense of some fine detail but depending on your listening preferences you may prefer thise because you might find the more analytical options a bit bland or flat. Let me know if you have sound or fit preferences! (Oh and budget)

[@paystation4pro15]

STOP PAUSING THE SONG OMGGGGGGGG

[@hagridmary]

Indeed. I find the best reactors just let their face do the talking without feeling the need to stop and make a comment about every lyric.

[@seanm241]

ruined the best part of nude to yap about nothing

[@GardenheadTHEBAND]

pausing and talking can also be a smart move to avoid copyright strikes

[@KJ-je9pm]

The most annoying reactors

[@iconynx]

It’s a reaction video, if you wanna listen to the song just go listen to it man

[@edwinglenn]

I’m sure others are telling you this, but you gotta listen to the live from the basement sessions. Seeing them make this music live is something special.

[@SHAWNBARDHAN]

Also NIGEL’s.

[@memetherapy]

Only psychopaths listen to Radiohead constantly pausing it trying to figure out what the lyrics' mean.

[@JerryBees]

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[@trentboyd5919]

This is one of the best reactions I have ever seen to this Album. Cheers

[@JerryBees]

Many thanks, glad you enjoyed!

[@AlexTapisevic]

Are you shitting me??

[@JerryBees]

@@AlexTapisevic no they are trentboyd5919

[@DefenestrateYourself]

As someone who’s listened to In Rainbows ever since it was released as a pay-what-you-want album, I find it interesting how “Weird Fishes” has become the “hit” of the album. Don’t get me wrong, I find this tune to be absolutely incredible; I just don’t recall it garnering the praise and attention that it does now. It may just be the case that this song greatly benefits from repeat listens and only grows with appreciation with time.

[@sushi_donut]

Then you remember just how pioneering Radiohead's sound was from the beginning bro. Weird Fishes, Let Down (for example) are this generations first listen, and speaks to the time they are living in acoustically and lyrically. For first release listeners, those that had to wait years in between albums, the entire songbook day one was a new reference of sound. But for reactors today - so many bands, film scores, tv soundtracks, outros, and popular media have already been influenced by Radiohead as a defacto signature sound.

[@carllyngholm5568]

I don't necessarily agree with your assertion that people universally look back at "Weird Fishes" as the sole album hit. It's one of the standouts, sure. But, if anything, when I hear or read anyone talking about this album, "Nude" actually gets brought up more on rankings lists and so forth. But more interestingly, "Jigsaw Falling into Place" is talked about as the true underrated song on this album. That actually makes sense to me as when I first heard "Jigsaw" I was kind of meh about it, but now it's one of my favorites.

[@jameshannagan4256]

To be fair their entire catalog requires multiple listens, I can't begin to list all the songs of theirs that I love but really wasn't crazy about the first handful of times I listened to them. It took multiple basement listens for the King Of Limbs to finally click and I still prefer the basement versions although I can finally appreciate the studio album now.

[@the_oslovian]

Agree, I loved it from the get go and have loved how everybody love it now.

[@kwr117]

Less talky talky, more listening and enjoy-ey

[@sonsofliberty9630]

Yeah pretty sure Nigel did In Rainbows too.

[@S-jq1yk]

Yeah he produced everything from The Bends onward I thought

[@Prairiepagan316]

Nigel was the producer on this. Those heavenly background vocalsnon Weird Fishes is Ed O'Brisn wailing "way down." These are the best background vocals ever laid down. I wait for them as much as Thom's gorgeous voice. Sometimes York's lyrics mean something deep. Sometimes, they are just personal jokes of his. He said for Fake Plastic Trees he wrote a song about nothing that turned into something. He said some of those lines he wrote made him laugh. I could never get tired of In Rainbows. I think OK Computer is better, but In Rainbows is my favorite.

[@1.z7ii]

stop pausing so much bro please. if you have thoughts just say them at the end

[@pittymumel1850]

He’s pausing to avoid copyright, just go listen to the original if you don’t like pausing

[@Thegbear]

That's called freebooting and it's illegal, he's adding commentary all the way through so its fair use

[@nature_boy_]

kinda weird obsession with labelling things as 'incel'? even a song written by 40-yr olds about wife swapping lol

[@katieryan1188]

yeh that bit was so weird

[@tickbox_]

If you want the REAL crazy out there shit from Radiohead you gotta do Kid A, Amnesiac and Hail to the Thief. Those 3 were back to back right after OK Computer and it's widely seen as one of the craziest, boldest left turns in music history. Achieved massive success as a rock band with OK Computer and then IMMEDIATELY decided to do something different. In Rainbows is just after that run and is actually a little bit of a return to earth by comparison, but it's album made by people who had been through that period of crazy experimentation and brought all they'd learned from that as musicians and distilled it down to fairly simple but really interesting tracks. EDIT: Also, eeeeeeeeverybody says that about Weird Fishes the first time. Good but not gonna be one of your favourites. Give it time.

[@cleeshay]

Great video. Thom definitely seemed to be much more confident flexing the vocals in the album this time around. I'd seen him do it in earlier live performances but the band really does a great job of building a record that incorporates a wider range of his vocal skills. It makes sense that this growth would happen over a decade. This was also the first album ever dropped as a "pay what you want" release, right off their own website.

[@trentboyd5919]

Kid A next

[@tomasvilladiego2014]

nonvirgin glitter gel pen but straight guy reacts to radiohead

[@tylerlahman1925]

its interesting how you listen to this band. yes the subject manner is depressing but only a few radiohead songs make me feel sad. Apart from the lyrics, the songs arent too dark. For example, Nude sounds beautiful if not hopeful. same with all I need.

[@jameshannagan4256]

Iv'e always found them to be so cathartic and emotionally satisfying, I usually don't get sad at all listening to Radiohead.

[@jrusso7627]

Appreciate your thoughtful reactions - all Radiohead are growers - my rule - 10 Listens and then they click - they subvert your expectations so much from album to album you need to marinate a bit to appreciate them

[@JerryBees]

A lot of bands that I love have songs that grew on me. So far, Radiohead has the resume to be another one of those bands for me.

[@Cairodin]

I think this is Radiohead's warmest-sounding album; despite the melancholy, there is some sense of comfort I can hear coming from the music.

[@brianbosecke3676]

Great reaction, good commentary. You REALLY need to react to Nude and Weird Fishes and Reckoner done live 'In The Basement' sessions, you get to see them performing up close and personal, AMAZING sessions. Cheers from South Australia

[@mukhlisfahmi75]

Kid A next?

[@footber]

I’ll say yes on his behalf

[@mukhlisfahmi75]

@@footber I’ll say that kid A is the most uniquely sound other than Radiohead albums, I mean it’s a left turn for music

[@footber]

@@mukhlisfahmi75 a left turn for Radioheads discography, a left turn for music - you are right my friend. I also love the variety of the tracks. How “Kid A” flows to the national anthem🫨

[@mukhlisfahmi75]

@@footber because after all the fun and relaxing time, thom decided to go out with his car until there is traffic jam. So yeah there’s that.( this is a joke).

[@footber]

@@mukhlisfahmi75ngl, the ending of national anthem is exactly that tho💀🙏

[@n1kola9]

I'm not going to lie, I've listened to countless albums, but this one stands out as the biggest grower I've ever encountered. On the first listen, I appreciated it, just like you did. But by the third or fourth listen, it had already transformed into something phenomenal. Now, after even more listens, I'm seriously considering it as my favorite album of all time. All of the songs just keep getting better and better, and in my opinion work even better as standalone tracks than OK Computer. I highly recommend giving it more listens, it definitely rewards you for it.

[@Walloflce]

Can't remember where I learned this, but All I Need is about the Sun.

[@keef82]

“I love their bass tone, it’s not overpowering, but it’s everywhere” is such a perfect description of what Colin Greenwood does on this record

[@AdnanAhmed-pp3ky]

Omgg stop yapping while you’re listening to the song, at least listen to the song first then yap about it

[@jrusso7627]

Nigel is know as the sixth member of the band - contributed to every album but Pablo honey

[@boazheksnah]

which happens to be their worst

[@Twiiqz01]

this guy likes the word incel

[@chaosmos24]

Absolutely worth watching both Scoth Mist (new years webstream of Radiohead playing this album) and their From the Basement performance of it as well.

[@the_oslovian]

Yes!

[@thewebadventurer2958]

Good reaction. Just a tip tho: when listening to a Radiohead song for the first time, it's not really necessary to pay attention to the lyrics imo (this is especially recommended when you get to Kid A except Track 4). You can go back to it after several listens.

[@illusion8457]

Lyrics are important and make the song have more meaning. Just because he might not grasp them on a first listen doesn’t mean that it’s pointless to think about them a bit and theorize. It’s part of the fun.

[@DefenestrateYourself]

@@illusion8457Nah it’s a more effective approach to listen to the entirety of the song, followed by going back to dissect individual elements such as the lyrics

[@DefenestrateYourself]

Agreed. I might be biased towards always prioritizing the melody and production of music, but I think he may be over-indexing on the lyrics here

[@rozbot86]

I saw Radiohead at Bonnaroo in 2006 and they debuted seven songs off of this album!

[@jrusso7627]

Imho In rainbows is more interesting when heard in proper order - the transition from the bends to Ok computer - OKC to kid A and amnesiacs(the biggest transition) to hail to the thief to in rainbows etc… half the mythology of Radiohead is embedded in the evolution of the band

[@marirezende8478]

"15 step" plays as the end credit song for the first Twilight movie

[@the_oslovian]

Lots of the sound you hear in Radiohead is either made with Eds gigantic pad and pedal set up or Johnny's home made computer program for programing sound. It's unique.

[@chaosmos24]

I think of this one as Radiohead fucking around and making the greatest 'garage rock' album of all time.

[@scotmooney6543]

It's a love affair that's doomed to fail but you go into it anyways because you have to follow your heart. And that's what being authentic is all about.

[@JerryBees]

Real

[@Thegbear]

Wanna hear something wild about Videotape? It's not a 4/4 funeral march. It's 8/8, and the piano is syncopated WITH THE DRUM MACHINE SNARE THAT COMES IN LIKE TWO THIRDS OF THE WAY THROUGH THE SONG. Like, after the lyrics are done. When I learned that it blew my fucking mind.

[@pawTheVillain]

As a Radiohead fan, you are the opposite of a cool kid now that you’ve listened to this album 😭

[@TheScottdavis86]

It's hard not to think back to how good OK Computer was while listening to this and also be reminded of the old adage, "comparison is the thief of joy". This album has its own vibe which is consistent with their overall tone which may seem sad, but I feel like they do a great job of creating nurturing a space for emotional catharsis or mental pruning which is kind of what sadness is. And there is joy to be found in that.

[@amateurmusicresearch1972]

nice that the new generations are discovering GenX music, as a suggestion, Binaural by PEarl Jam is a nice overlooked GenX gem

[@AhmedOkasha-dd8wu]

bro you keep pausing in the wrong moment every single song jesus christ ahahha

[@jay1646]

someone with united states maps on his wall saying someone doesn't get bitches is funny to me on multiple levels

[@totallynotchriss]

The first time I listened to Nude, I laid in bed staring at the ceiling and I have never done drugs but what that song did to me is what I imagine that same euphoric feeling like

[@Thegbear]

Ohhhh brother, wait until you discover weed and just sink into this album like a fuzzy blanket, it's incredible

[@DefenestrateYourself]

Regarding the bass in “All I Need”, it’s not produced via MIDI, but guitar

[@hzndl6469]

You DEFINITELY have to listen to The Bends

[@theograham1667]

you make really good inferences, some of the best on KZbin!

[@jameshoward-white2288]

"There's that f**king 3rd act guitar! " Jerry Bees (OK Computer). On In Rainbows, Radiohead seem to have set themselves the goal of creating dynamic songs without stepping on the distortion pedal.

[@footber]

What about the bends? If he’s a certified rocker

[@hotstonez]

No strings. It's Ed and his E-bow.

[@diametheuslambda]

Everybody's gotta practice their analytical chops _somewhere_ , but it did feel like sitting in a kindergarten violin practice. Yorke is a power word soup kind of lyricist - which can lead to people trying to mine false depth, but by the time Jigsaw - the most blatant club hookup song - came about, hearing about how obscure it was did grate.

[@JerryBees]

I strive to find that perfect middle ground between diarrhea of the mouth and whatever is the opposite of that. Only up from here!

[@kurco1]

Really like the way you intrepretate music, ill try not to miss the next stream reaction !!

[@JerryBees]

Thank you kindly!

[@AlexTapisevic]

This guy is so anoying how are you gonna appreciate some piece of music pausing so much for long fucking monologs... Not staying here... And why are you connecting the theme of the album lyrically?? that's just weird.

[@jakob_mil8343]

If you’re also gonna do Grace I recommend the Bends first, it’s very rocky and the vocals are directly inspired by Jeff Buckley. I think this month there’s a Grace 30 year anniversary special on BBC6 with Thom Yorke and other guests! Side note: 29:03 those background vocals are actually Ed O’Brien, Radiohead’s second guitarist! I also find it funny how you while these are sad albums, they’re not even in the top 3 saddest Radiohead albums for me

[@jyjjy7]

Why do The Bends before what inspired it?

[@ignaciolagomarsino9844]

EEEEEEEEEEDDDDDD

[@jakob_mil8343]

@@jyjjy7 Thom said in an interview he was stuck with writing for The Bends, but after he went to a Jeff Buckley concert he immediately went to the studio and wrote Fake Plastic Trees, and it inspired the songs going forwards

[@richardadesmond]

20:00 - If you replace "white" with "Orange" you basically have the essence of Trump.

[@MM-vs2et]

At 21:30, you're wondering whether the swell was strings or not, the answer is not. It's a guitar and, a whammy pedal, into a delay and reverb pedal. All done by master of texture Ed O'brien

[@jrusso7627]

While I believe OKC is about the isolation and sadness that comes from the digital age and capitalistic expectations - this album is very much about the human experience - the challenge of finding yourself, yourself in the context of relationships - the insecurity’s that relationships bring the struggle to find meaning and beauty in all those imperfections

[@DamonAlbarn21]

Kid A reaction is the next.

[@dan.j.boydzkreationz]

The backing vocal is Ed O'Brien in Weird-Arpeggi

[@Toastrodamus]

The instrument you couldn't identify in Weird Fishes is a Fender Rhodes electric piano. It's a keyboard that uses metal chimes in the place of strings, and the metal chimes are magnetically amplified (similar to the same process in an electric guitar.) It dates back to the 1950s, and was heavily used in pop and soul music. It has a warm, dynamic sound. For an example, listen to "You Are The Sunshine Of My Life" by Stevie Wonder.

[@Trim_Brakes_06]

You need to do "Non-Depressed guy listens to Deathconsciousness by Have a Nice Life".

[@JerryBees]

HOW THE FUCK DID YOU KNOW I WAS GOING TO DO THIS NOW I HAVE TO CALL IT SOMETHING ELSE 😭😭😭

[@Trim_Brakes_06]

@@JerryBees I’m just that good.

[@lisabeattie3289]

You need to watch In The Basement

[@sebarage1]

If you really like the bass of this band I think you should listen to Where I End and You Begin from the album Hail to the Thief. For me personally it is Colin Greenwood's best performance and the song is also in what several have already recommended to you: From the basement 2008.

[@mr.noride7226]

Before I got my Stepdad to be a huge Radiohead fan like me, he only knew some songs like Creep, High and Dry, and some songs from Ok Computer. You know how I got him hooked into Radiohead? I played him the song Nude from this album and then showed him a video of a choir doing it A Cappella in a stairwell. It made him realize just how much goes into crafting those songs after hearing each part be sung, hummed, or beat boxed. In Rainbows is both mine and my Stepdad's favorite Radiohead album. Oh! and as far as the next album you should listen to, I'd go with Kid A first just because of how experimental it is compared to the two you've reacted to. While it's not my favorite album by them, it's still my favorite to watch people react to for the first time because of how surprising it can be for a first time listener. I'd listen to The Bends after that.

[@ladrac198]

I personally don't know that I've heard a better 3 song run than Nude/Weird Fishes/All I Need. To me it's 13 minutes of transcendant perfection and, despite the sad and sometimes fucked up lyrics, has been one the ways I calm down from anxiety attacks for years.

[@EnlargedPotato]

In Rainbows quickly became my favorite album of all time but it took a bit of time

[@Nai_101]

So it quickly took some time?

[@rohnnyjotten3985]

I like to think Bodysnatchers is about Coldplay, who ripped off Radiohead b-sides and obscure tracks for their first couple of albums 😉 Thom has spoke about Jeff Buckleys influence, on Radioheads first album Thom was snarly, punky and then he seen Jeff before recording their second album and he said it convinced him to not be too self conscious when singing in his natural higher tone. Radioheads (or at least Thoms) biggest influences were REM, The Pixies and Neil Young, later on you could add lots of avant-garde electronica, RHCP and classical composers. I would recommend watching, In Rainbows live from the basement to see and hear how they do this live, its incredible.

[@NicholasSWilliams]

Nigel Godrich has produced every Radiohead album after The Bends. He also worked on The Bends, but not as producer.

[@AlexHaitz]

nice vid jerry

[@JerryBees]

Thanks Alex

[@TheBunnyb0y]

Thanks for the reaction, don't hate too hard in the sad shit

[@heligospin]

i dont know how much thom york puts himself in those lyrics, but i once heard radiohead say they write as distorted persona for the purpose of their themes. It's just my interpretation but for me this album is fully about obsession, with identity, failure, unrequited love or your own past. Like wanting to be "in rainbows" would be something beautiful you want to reach, but never can ? Doesn't invalidate anything you said about incel stuff, but i would like to believe it's intended in some ways

[@the_oslovian]

On Arpeggi : There's that bass, no it's actually not.... The bass comes later. This one will grow on you. And the background vocals is actually Ed O'brien.. You need to see them live. As I am sure a lot of us says, do live from the basement. Also very intersting to see someone reacting to this without having no idea what happened in KID A and Amnisiac 😂

[@the_oslovian]

House of cards: No that is not your boy at home. That's your boy out swinging and putting keys in the bowl. (look that up) You get that all wrong, buddy. The house of cards is the everyday bad relationships they are in.

[@JerryBees]

It being a swinging party (also a gr8 song by the replacements) makes a ton of sense actually.

[@the_oslovian]

Good 😊 It has been confirmed I think 😊

[@stevecassidy9038]

What if I told you the woman he’s talking about is his wife, and they got divorced in 2015.

[@dylzim]

This was fun, I'm glad you dug it, every time you said "Drum Machine" though I just wanted to say, "Yeah, the drum machine's name is Phil Selway" :D

[@JerryBees]

I'm finding that Phil and Collin Greenwood are rhythm section masters.

[@matthewlopez00]

in rainbows is so much more cohesive and polished than okc idk what anyone else says i love this album to death and back

[@the_oslovian]

Hope I will be able to there for the next live listen to rectified a few things as you go. Hehe

[@JerryBees]

I hope so too!

[@the_oslovian]

Jigsaw is about Thom Yorke observing the Oxford night life. Such a good description

[@halfalligator6518]

Rockers have been doing incel adjacent shit since forever. Not that they need defending, but their sorrow is not then followed with weird anti-woman shit. So it's step 1, and not step 2 thankfully. I've never heard actual incel-core but now I'm morbidly curious. It's not just the sounds/tones they produce... it's those chords they place carefully under a melody that just brings it all together. They feel totally in place, but just not what you'd initially expect. The broken chords or the synthy dreamy chords - they're all so well formed and often carry with them these slightly off-kilter hypnotic rhythms. Not as bombastic as a band like Tool, but the augmented grooves are all there going on. I don't like my own involvement in the Radiohead wank-off thing, but they really do have a collective ability to act like a classical piece of music (just with more modern styles and dressings obviously). Sounds a bit nerdy, but if you think of music melody and progression as akin to physical architecture, Radiohead delivers. I can see that seems to be how you hear things too. I guess one big barrier to people is the melancholy vibe they produce. It's not something I'd put on at a dinner party.... an intimate drug binge maybe? or just sitting and listening in a quiet and attentive state when the screens need a break. People are more than happy to walk through a confronting museum... so they shouldn't let a few bad vibes get in the way of artistic music imho. When talking scary vibes... check out Swans. It usually way out of listeners comfort zones, but if it clicks... it clicks.

[@JerryBees]

Great takes! Between the two albums, I really feel that they put an emphasis on making a piece of music rather than a "song". Not that either is intrinsically better than the other, but It seems like their approach gives that sense of soul that I wasn't expecting to get out of Radiohead. I do love me some melancholy, but it may just take a second for me to understand the language of Radiohead, as it were. Or it's just intimate drug binge music. I'll take a note of swans 😎

[@okamiseven]

House of Cards is a song about two married people having an affair. "throw your keys in the bowl, kiss your husband goodnight" swinger couples in the 70's had "key parties" where everyone put their car keys in a bowl and the women would pull out a set of keys and go home with the keys' owner. "fall off the table, get swept under, denial, denial" ignore your responsibilities and risk your marriage "infrastructure will collapse from voltage spikes" i LOVE this line, it's such a Thom way of describing the urges and passions that lure you out of the comfortable life you build for yourself

[@spand9043]

Jigsaw is my favourite song of all time

[@reinerbraun2934]

Listen to The Bends or A Moon Shaped Pool!

[@yeah8847]

Please just start pausing like 17 times per song in your next reaction just to piss people off

[@ramsesDouma-ws6ch]

You should see weird fishes in the basement session then you see the real brilliance of this band

[@jorgekech]

tool is more incelcore

[@matheusramos1383]

Beyond being a concept album, in rainbows was always a experience for me, in a way that different songs affects me in different ways in different moments of life, and i'm always looking for this moments of bliss (like the beat switch in reckoner)

[@florianclaaen7535]

You must be Brad's long lost brother!

[@artwithmichael5547]

Grace is awesome but it’s not an album. It’s a compilation.

[@Fatrickswayze17]

Check out their version of Videotape from Bonnaroo 2006, it’s completely different than the album and the greatest performance of their most underrated song…Jonny Greenwood is my hero

[@Zholobov1]

"You'll go to hell for all your dirty mind is thinking" - if that’s a message for somebody to go to hell, that’s a pretty gentle one. Yes - "hell", yes - "dirty", but how sweet was that anyway! I'm ready 😊.

[@nirodha60]

It’s funny, having experienced every release since OKC, when this came out everyone was like woohoo happy Radiohead (sort of), have fun with the others!

[@cgallagher4501]

Again loved your honest and open reaction- nice to see. Don’t neglect The Bends - the one before OK Computer - it’s the one where I fell in love with their original more guitar based sound 👍

[@RVDinator]

Jerry is really Thoming on his Yorke until he No Surprises with this one.

[@sushi_donut]

One of the earlier 'criticisms' (if you can even call it that) in Radiohead's sound was that Thom sounded too much like Bono from U2, and they were compared a lot in their debut and The Bends. Pretty sure he took deep offense to that while recording OK Computer tho haha, but it did come up in reviews here and there anyway. Chino and Billy Corgan is crazy work haha.

[@JerryBees]

If we're going to compare Bono and Thom York, I definitely say Thom York has the better voice for the music he makes. At any rate, it's more interesting.

[@sushi_donut]

@@JerryBees as someone who's not a U2 fan 🤮😅 I 1000% agree!! haha, great breakdown & reaction btw!!

[@AG-lm5uf]

You would appreciate their “In The Basement” prrformance

[@dan.j.boydzkreationz]

I feel like Reckoner is Everly Brothers or Righteous Brothers

[@lk-music]

The drumming has always been tight even in Pablo Honey (their 'least popular'/debut album). Thom's voice and the rest of the band were good on it too, but the production, whilst not completely terrible, is like a muddy demo tape in comparison to all the rest of their work.

[@JerryBees]

I've been eating it up. I plan on doing Kid A at the top of October and I'm VERY excited.

[@liquidpza]

I'm bummed out that so few reactors do Side B of In Rainbows.

[@JerryBees]

Oh shit. I didn't know this was a thing. 150,000% my bad lol

[@peruedi86]

Man, there is something annoying about this guy. I thought I blocked videos from him. Let me try again...