DEEP DISCOG DIVE: Radiohead

[@MicTheSnare]

One quick correction: unless the band is capable of time travel, "True Love Waits" did not wait 50 years to have a studio recording. It was actually 20 years. Thanks everyone for watching!

[@cybercrasherstv]

I was about to ask...

[@infernojim]

I assumed this was a joke.

[@skipperboab]

Radiohead is capable of time travel, yes

[@trombonemain]

I thought this was setting up a joke or something and was a bit confused, thanks for clarifying!

[@the_emmo]

1955 lol

[@logan4x6]

12:34 1955. Exactly. Radiohead is so good, they existed before they were even created.

[@AugustRx]

On Friday

[@jorgea.amasifuenpinedo2164]

Fr

[@artemlyubchenko3022]

Radiohead existed before any of its members were even born.

[@logan4x6]

@@artemlyubchenko3022 Exactly

[@flyingcosmograma]

Garfield Honey The Mondays OK Lasagna Kid O Hail to the Davis In Lizbows The King of Lasagna A Moon Shaped Lasagna

[@patrickgibsonmusic]

BRB, gonna cook a moon shaped lasagna

[@cybercrasherstv]

What about amnermiac

[@benjaminteisan7355]

The king of lasagna is actually the name of the next Martin Scorsese movie, good on you for that subtle reference

[@nedd.8479]

A Lasagna Shaped Pool

[@cybercrasherstv]

@@nedd.8479 A lasagna shaped Jon

[@RichBurrell]

Finally - someone that doesn’t call Amnesiac a Kid A b-side album.

[@lh757]

It's a weird inbetween a studio album and a B-side collection, similar to Shinola by Ween

[@pinthecool1]

Its a radiohead b-side in general. It wouldnt be so bad, if not for the fact, that for every song on amnestiac, there is a similar but better track on another. Like knives out being a worse street spirit, or pyramid song a worse everything in its right place, or you and whose army a worse tourist

[@lolaab0702]

Kid B

[@AnotherAnonymousMan]

@@pinthecool1 the track comparisons you make here really odd. I'm not saying they don't haves similarities but they don't have parallel intentions at all.

[@pinthecool1]

@@AnotherAnonymousMan they have a similar vibe and composure.

[@ohno417]

12:33 Hang on, "True Love Waits had been in their catalogue since 1955"?

[@dord]

we got a comedian here

[@grimacebkfc]

I was just about to comment this

[@radiant97_]

Yes

[@MDE128]

I was just about to mention that. He accidentally said 1955. It’s 1995.

[@thomaszloi9444]

Damn even before Thom's birth I guess True love really waits

[@shayadamson2773]

Mic should prove his ability to truly dive deeply into discography by doing David Bowie

[@thirtyyearoldmulberryfield]

Child's play, we will accept nothing less than a Frank Zappa, Buckethead or John Zorn deep dive.

[@fraoulduke]

So his name is Mic and he's a snare?

[@CorinneA3]

Now that would be a true test of character

[@fabtheman4693]

bull of heaven would be a more challenging deep dive

[@jovenintensa]

What about Steven Wilson's complete discography?

[@brighton305]

The name is actually from the Talking Head’s song “Radio Head”

[@laserrlife]

No it’s not it’s because they’re made of radio waves

[@levibeam100]

Bustamoo David Byrne of the talking heads literally inducted them into the hall of fame because of that.

[@samcarroll6210]

@@levibeam100 he was joking damnit

[@levibeam100]

Sam Carroll How do you know that? He might’ve been but what if he actually thought that? You don’t know because theres no tonality through text. It’s possible he didn’t know, and so I wanted to inform him.

[@laserrlife]

Levi Beam Who in their right mind would actually believe one of the biggest rock bands of all times came up with their name because instead of them being actual human beings, they’re made of invisible, long form radio waves??? Me. I’m in my right mind, and Radiohead did NOT get their name from the 1988 Talking Heads song “Radio Head” from their album True Stories, but it’s because they’re actual made of radio waves. David Byrne is made of radio waves too that’s why he’s so good at dancing.

[@MothsInALampshade]

The Brian David Gilbert insert is much appreciated

[@pokefandylan2117]

Where was it in the video? I don’t remember there being one when I watched it just now

[@MothsInALampshade]

@@pokefandylan2117 21:49

[@pokefandylan2117]

@@MothsInALampshade oh yeah, it is him. i didn't recognize him in that part

[@Lazurmang]

came here to holla at the BDG... my friends. i've found you

[@mk-fu6dc]

rip unraveled :(

[@Bandstand]

This is one of the best music related videos I’ve ever watched

[@cbrad_edits]

Welcome to the channel I guess. Can’t wait to see your comments under every MTS video now lmao

[@zackzallie8735]

Argh I had to see you everywhere in any Radiohead related videos. You can't keep getting away with it!

[@darklurker1239]

@@zackzallie8735 Boy.. Don't pretend like you don't appear everywhere aswell.

[@zackzallie8735]

@@darklurker1239 Hahha

[@prith7900]

@@zackzallie8735 do you know which instrument Johnny was playing at 13:31

[@123emiemi]

Weird Fishes / Arpeggi is absolutely in my top 5 songs ever, what a tune 💓

[@jasonokoye129]

@ghost mall it's what he feels man. I feel it too while listening to weird fishes.

[@skylerk126]

yesss, my favorite song of all time. i cry every time i listen to it.

[@orlandosebastian282]

12:31 True Love does wait more than 50 years.

[@MicTheSnare]

😅😅😅

[@thrownstair]

If it makes you feel any better I thought it was an intentional joke.

[@vodkatonyq]

'A Moon Shaped Pool' will be considered one of their best albums in due time. A masterpiece.

[@jebus9001]

Eh

[@ghoulish6125]

@ghost mall one dimensional doesn't fit when you have tracks like Ful Stop and Burn the Witch. Present Tense vs Day Dreaming, etc. Maybe you're trying to communicate a different issue, but there's plenty of dimension to the album.

[@ghoulish6125]

@ghost mall a little bit of an overreaction on your part. I agree we can feel differently, it's art. I was just saying "one dimensional" doesn't really hold up. And its really weird that you disagreed with someone to begin with, but sperged out when I disagreed with you. Hypocrite lol

[@artiemilano378]

Moon shaped pool to me is the same feeling as how animal collectives centipede hz feels to me. They have their own unique atmosphere, will grow better over time, but doesn't really stand of to me as an avant garde masterpiece like kid a became

[@artiemilano378]

Also, unpopular opinion. I think the true love waits polish job was AWFUL. I might be wrong version all the way baby. Moon shaped pool is the definition of a B- album

[@jameswatts2310]

Wait didn’t Radiohead get their name from a talking heads song?

[@MicTheSnare]

That's just what they want you to think (But also yes)

[@jameswatts2310]

MicTheSnare To show that I am not brainwashed by their tactics, I will only be calling them On a Friday from now on. My favorite On a Friday album is a tie between OK Computer and In Rainbows.

[@dahliafiend]

Yes

[@darkcomedy8282]

|RADIOHEAD 9 ALBUMS TIMESTAMPS| Palbo honey: 1:55 The Bends: 3:47 Ok computer: 5:23 Kid A: 8:08 Amnesiac: 10:55 Hail To The Thief: 12:20 In Rainbows: 14:38 King Of Limbs: 17:33 A Moon shaped Pool: 19:40

[@oswald7716]

Q

[@jadenthemusicfreak]

Nahh c'mon those aren't the real names. Don't be disrespecting my favorite band Stereonoggin like that. Here are the real names: Pedro Syrup The Shakes Mediocre MacBook Child B Pontiac Kneel To The Burglar In Rainboots The Prince Of Spleens A Star Manufactured Pond Hope this helped 😁

[@syrup-]

@@jadenthemusicfreak The real name of "Pedro Syrup" is "Crepe" aka my favourite album .

[@jadenthemusicfreak]

@@syrup- My sister and I like to joke about if Weird Al Yankovic ever did a Creep parody, it'd be something like "But I want crepes... I want bagels..."

[@patrickgibsonmusic]

Fun fact I learnt from Thom's Desert Island Disc (the radio show not the song) apparently while in Sixth Form (Age 16-18 education in UK) Thom entered a songwriting competition, though not fully confident on his own, he also asked Ed to attach his name to it, and lo and behold he won and was offered a record contract which he declined because he felt he wasn't ready and instead wanted to go to university. Wow, this man really does take perverse pleasure in saying f**k you to this decaying business model.

[@gracelandtoo6240]

Patrick-P _Gibson-G Omg that's really the most polite way to give the finger

[@syrup-]

Yeah! I loved that.

[@bencarlson4300]

I actually got into Radiohead because I have followed and loved Jonny Greenwood’s film scores for years, and to me he’s the best working composer we have outside of maybe John Williams and Hans Zimmer.

[@communistloser3182]

Personally Trent Reznor is one of the best of the like "band" people. Haven't heard much of Johnny but what I have is insanely good

[@bencarlson4300]

@@communistloser3182 Every score of Reznor's I've heard has been great, the Social Network score is one of the best film scores I've ever heard.

[@whedonobsessed]

In Rainbows makes me feel things I cannot explain, it's my all time favourite album ever and I can never tire of it.

[@whedonobsessed]

@ghost mall lol

[@AdamSoucyDrums]

So glad to see some love for MSP, I feel like I’m taking crazy pills when I tell people how much I love that record

[@thirtyyearoldmulberryfield]

Evidently you might be hanging out w/ the wrong crowd. Tho I'd be lying if I said AMSP immediately "clicked" when I first heard it lol

[@AdamSoucyDrums]

Thirty Year Old Mulberry Field Honestly it’s just that! I reacted SO strongly to it almost immediately and am yet to find another person who also has in my immediate network. I should clarify, I don’t know ANYONE who outright “dislikes” it, I just have such a strong connection to it personally 👍

[@MrFareru4]

@@thirtyyearoldmulberryfield Oh shit, it's Sanjuro Kuwabatake

[@martab1878]

oh god, you’re just describing my feelings. everyone around takes this album like it’s just transitional, good but not the best... and for me there is such a growth (with orchestra sound) and so much philosophy in it

[@Bandstand]

I read this in Will Ferrells voice 😂

[@ben-ty9jo]

I know Radiohead has this stigma of being a fake indie hipster band, but I can't even describe how much I love this band. Their music shaped me through my high school years (which is why I spent most of them depressed lol) but I don't really regret it at all. They're easily my favorite band of all time and I'm not embarrassed to say that

[@Mamba4.8]

No fan of music gives it that stigma . Only fans that can't let go of the ACDC era do

[@JulianCalor]

love that you started the video with Everything in it’s right Place. Those intro keys are pure gold

[@CvmL0rd]

WOW JULIAN CALOR

[@RailwayScholar]

I like your track childhood

[@honeycomblord9384]

Would love to see any of the following groups get a Deep Discog Dive -QOTSA (I'm also down for an installment about Kyuss) -Muse -Nine Inch Nails -Porcupine Tree -The Police -Spoon -Swans -Melvins

[@chronicallyunstable]

The more people hear Kyuss, the better. Blues For The Red Sun and Sky Valley are forever my jams.

[@honeycomblord9384]

SPInc Absolutely!

[@nombreapellido310]

The first 5 albums of Muse are an amazing thing

[@raefinoh1172]

Hell yeah he has to do Swans!!!

[@Mamba4.8]

Muse is the B side to Radiohead

[@JennWanderer]

OK Computer came out when I was 16 and goddamn was it ever a good time to be 16, it was mind-blowing and transformative. Completely changed my life. Still my favourite album of all time. I even got to see them front row center in a small venue for that tour.

[@agentofchaos2901]

@Fart Blackson they turned into a computer. To recover from it they must listen to Weezer's Ok Human.

[@whedonobsessed]

That would have been quite the experience, you are so lucky!

[@leledarius]

The King of Limbs is an amazing album and Separator one of the best songs ever.

[@gred8864]

How To Disappear Completely is one of the most beautiful songs I've ever heard

[@karacoconutag]

How could you NOT peak in college if you were a part of that marching band 15 Steps performance at the Grammys? Hell I'd take that peak any day.

[@BloodRider1914]

Hopefully we got Emenim. I want to hear him talk about some awful albums

[@daishoryujin95]

VENOMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM

[@gwen_gets_got]

But I like Revival hahaha!

[@faro8784]

You have AJR now so at least you did get your wish for him to talk about shit albums

[@tav095]

Ememum socks lolzerz

[@mr.selfdestruct5845]

just his stuff past 2010 really.

[@bigbrain1415]

‘Feels like getting a warm hug from a nuclear blast.” How is this level of writing just casually dropped in a video about Radiohead???! SO GOOD

[@dclarkmusic]

I absolutely love The King of Limbs. Maybe I drank the Kool-Aid, but I think it’s great. Bloom, Codex, Give Up the Ghost, and Separator are all fantastic RH songs if you ask me.

[@bjarnhedur]

Same! TKOL is criminally underrated

[@kumquat19138]

Agreed

[@jasonirwin2947]

Loftus Flower is underrated

[@dv1860]

​@@jasonirwin2947 the only song on the album that is popular

[@brianmenzel3364]

you deserve a grammy for the 'A Kid' joke

[@ericmarshall867]

Reckoner from In Rainbows is hauntingly beautiful. The song is a masterpiece.

[@MIG.L.0N]

People who don't like King of Limbs didn't watch the from the basement sessions. When KOL came out people were all "It's all loops where's the band?" And when you watch all 5 members plus the 6th member all performing it together and everyone in the pocket with their own instruments shows how cohesive the band can be. The fact that all 6 members can perform it and you question where's the band shows how amazing they are playing together.

[@LucasRodmo]

YES! THIS!!!!!

[@DirtyWorldRecords1]

Oh glob I remember the amazing jump the reception was. First was like "wtf is this?! Thom got his wish of making Radiohead a dubstep band" and then it was "OMG THIS IS SO AMAZING" and well, first Glastonbury 2011 as a surprise spot by the band and THEN the From the Basement session, omg that was so cool

[@georgetaylor6082]

I am unfortunately an npc who only truly appreciated KOL after i watched the basement sessions🤣

[@finlaytroughton4180]

Wait Are these the guys who did creep

[@hidbid1]

Lmao yep

[@hgrb2231]

No that’s Oasis /s

[@lalalalalalalala780]

Always have been

[@soaribb32]

That's Nickleback

[@DroolingLizard]

You're thinking of Muse

[@UncleAfro411]

Does someone else find "pyramid song" "pulk/pull revolving doors" combo really addictive?

[@nodiet8660]

Our boy is back with "Radiohead"?! My man

[@ihate_5x108]

Honestly the king of limbs is an underrated album. And if you listen to the basement version of the album, it enhances the experience. (The basement version of TKOL is really really good though)

[@davidhernandez358]

I agree. Also surprised he mentioned the basement version for In Rainbows but not for TKoL which is what usually fans point out that they like it way more than the studio version

[@sidespike6262]

1. You 2. Can't 3. Rank 4. Them 5. Because 6. They're 7. All 8. Amazing 9. Pablo honey

[@duckface524]

You and Can't are both Pablo Honey songs tho

[@darraghclarke2884]

As someone who’s watched every Radiohead ranked video, i can tell you this comment is found in like every one.

[@themightyblat5007]

@@darraghclarke2884 KZbin comments are rarely original

[@sidespike6262]

@@darraghclarke2884 come on man let me have some of this sweet algorithm attention

[@thetranscendent6927]

Pablo honey is better than king of the limbs, imo.

[@noicemcnoiceface4006]

Wait a second.... True love waits has been in their catalog since 1955?!?!

[@spiritualmachine4784]

IKR I was like um how old are they?!

[@sidharthbasanth8695]

I heard Radiohead for the first time this year, started with MSP, because the album art was so so cool, and also cuz I didn't know of Radiohead or their best albums or anything....so the name of the band meant nothing to me really. But, best believe when I tell you, that rainy night's droning with just a lone streetlight shining onto my front yard, giving everything I could see a sorta silver lining, while listening to this oh so serene and beautiful album is one the most magical musical experiences I've ever had.

[@mariannecontrino6297]

Well it's been eight months, have you explored their other albums? My favorite is "In Rainbows", from the first note to the last, it is perfection. I can think of no greater out of body experience for me musically, then the last 60 ish seconds of "Reckoner", damn near kills me every time.

[@sidharthbasanth8695]

@@mariannecontrino6297 yesss.....ive listened to kid a, amnesiac and in ranbows since......and yess, in rainbows is also my fave from this bunch(havent listened to okc sooo idk) but i had a better first experience listening to msp.....idk maybe because the radiohead sound was novel to me at the time and i didnt know what to expect....but i still think in rainbows is near perferct(which is not the case with msp) which is why its my fave.....and yess again, reckoner is sooo good, reckoner and 15 step were the standouts after my first listen......thom's wailing vocals with the strings at the end is absolutely gorgeous...definitely one of my favourite radiohead songs

[@sidharthbasanth8695]

​@ghost mall in hindsight msp was the perfect entry point for me given my musical journey and taste upto that point....i was the type to prefer a sad piano over a raging guitar...and thats when i heard msp with its forlorn synths and sweeping strings and Thom's wailing vocals, and i knew id found something special , especially with the vocals, i was mesmerised...

[@heisenrizz]

Why everyone think in rainbows is best? I was absolutely obsessed with it for a good month and a half then now I hardly listen to it, amnesiac and kid a do far more for me

[@jimr8956]

The in the basement version of king of limbs is awesome

[@bannnnner]

I keep coming back to Spectre. Such a good tune

[@kevinalmodovar1295]

How To Disappear Completely completely changed my life. Radiohead’s music should be studied in uni’s.

[@markmccann1]

Never understood why people hate King of Limbs. It’s one of my favourite Radiohead albums.

[@Falxifer95]

The short answer is it came after In Rainbows. Even if TKOL didn't exist, or if it was a completely different record, it wouldn't have compared.

[@fakecubed]

I think over time it will become much better appreciated, the way Kid A was. But yeah, really hard to follow an album like OK Computer or In Rainbows. Particularly if you go kinda weird and experimental with it when people expected more of the same.

[@RealTheZad]

Radiohead’s cameo on South Park might be the best thing they’ve done.

[@mickyt8063]

Weird Fishes is easily my favourite Radiohead song, personally OKC is my favourite album from them since it opened my eyes to other stuff that's out there musically

[@user1990dm]

@ghost mall idk its a more personal side to the band. also jigsaw falling into place is an absoulte bop and you cant tell me otherwise

[@omarsabih]

King of the Limbs has Codex and Bloom, two tracks anyone would be proud to even think up.

[@sebsuggs]

This was awesome. I'd love to see you explore Bjork's discography :D

[@soaribb32]

It's already there.

[@GrahamMilkdrop]

I was around when Pablo Honey was first released and can say that it had a really good following in the scene that I was into. Though it was not the hit in the mainstream that later albums would prove to be... lots of people LOVED it.

[@mrp4242]

Agreed. The video presenter here wasn’t even born yet. But my friends and I were into these guys with the release of Pablo Honey. Even today I enjoy listening to it as the guitar driven tracks are still quite good and several of the songs would land into a Radiohead Top-50. When The Bends came out we saw they made some great advances in musicianship and style, which is nice to see a band get better. Doesn’t mean Pablo is poo. For these young kids, I could see how they might not appreciate it. In the same way I will never appreciate BTS.

[@NeverEverClever]

"You" is in my radiohead top 10.

[@fakecubed]

I still love Pablo Honey. It's underrated, gets way too much hate because people are grading on a curve against In Rainbows, or they're mainly into Kid A type electronica.

[@Gravitynaut]

the more i listen to King of Limbs the more i fall in love with it.

[@Teeheehee093]

I love King of Limbs more than most people It's a beautiful album with chill Autumn vibes. I adore it. Desert Island Disk and The Numbers were also heard before the album released. And as old as Burn the Witch was, we never heard anything from it till it released Daydreaming, Decks Dark, Glass Eyes and Tinker Tailor are the only songs that were brand new

[@JohnnyBoy7267]

The Bends is probably my favourite album from them and one of the best ever.

[@ha04Rry]

Finally someone with sense

[@TsiniWeeny]

Agreed. Fucking brill album

[@masterninja9716]

HOW CAN YOU SAY THAT? Ugh drives me nuts when people claim that as their favorite. Its shit compared to everything else they ever did

[@Mamba4.8]

​@@masterninja9716It's definitely not shit but they got better

[@fakecubed]

The Bends is my favorite too. For the slow children: that doesn't mean I hate the rest of their albums or even necessarily think The Bends is their "objectively best" album. It's just a preference. I wish people would stop trying to gatekeep Radiohead. All their albums are miles better than 99.9% of music ever made, particularly in the era we're in now. We'd be lucky to get more music as good as The Bends, or even Pablo Honey for that matter. Anyone who likes Radiohead, any Radiohead, can be a friend of mine.

[@akim1526]

lovin the kisscartoon watermark in the intro

[@daishoryujin95]

I remember pirating all I my favorite cartoon network shows in that website

[@patrickgibsonmusic]

3:57 so Thom wakes up sucking on lemons and Ed wakes up sucking on guitar picks? That's all you need to understand this band

[@fryry72]

Man I wish people picked things that there isn't always a disgusting amount of discussion about, I just really want a deep dive into they might be giants

[@sacavitch]

Same!!

[@Melophile74]

I can't stand them yet my husband LOVES them

[@VerboseDeBose]

One day, I’ll hear a review that gives The King of Limbs the love it deserves

[@fakecubed]

There's 3 or 4 tracks on that album that are absolute bangers, as good as anything else they've done.

[@itsamcb]

19:35 the king of limbs was actually the first album i heard from radiohead and after being intrigued with Lotus Flower and Feral, i've been loving their work since

[@marxlung]

The king of limbs is painfully underrated imo I really love that record

[@dainternetkatze3480]

I totally agree!

[@ridwanizm5055]

i agree

[@BloodPromise8007]

I agree! It's probably on my top 3 or 4.

[@jacob56955]

SAME

[@nofishinmydiet]

yup

[@evieh2909]

Am I the only one who really wants to marry mic? like i just think he would be such a great husband and our first dance could be to crazy frog. Just a thought i had

[@Paulito-ym4qc]

ummmm... same tbh. finally a man that gets me

[@Mk-dm5xu]

it definitely crossed my mind at some point

[@nathanlocation]

no.

[@daishoryujin95]

I mean, I wouldn’t NOT want to do that.

[@peggy7744]

That intro did something strange to my mind and I deeply enjoyed it. I don't understand the cool reception for TKOL though - Bloom, Lotus Flower, Codex, Give Up The Ghost, and Separator are all Kid A/In Rainbows-level brilliant to me. That's 5 out of 8 and given that it's Radiohead I will probably come around on the other 3 at some point in my life.

[@mattiweber1615]

No! King of Limbs is insane.

[@fragileairmusic4274]

Just chiming in to say that The King of Limbs was actually the album that got me to creating music of my own - the loop-based approach made making music at home on my laptop seem like a possibility and the complex/messy sounding rhythms really excited me to try something similar. I was definitely already aware of Radiohead & on the Radiohead train when I heard it, so it wasn't my first album by them or anything but it definitely has a special place in my heart!

[@Slew527]

Bruh when we getting that Limp Bizkit deep dive.

[@mylo3153]

yes

[@dviiidviii]

Rollin

[@walrus3479]

ITS JUST ONE OF THOSE DAYS

[@dviiidviii]

@@walrus3479 my ge ge generation

[@pentexsucks43]

This but unironically

[@OdysseyZZGaming]

Would love to see the band Foals added to the deep discog dive poll list

[@Gabrielcezar94]

Oh I love King of Limbs!! It’s one of my favourite from them

[@knivves0ut]

In Rainbows is my favorite Radiohead album, probably because I’m a pop/r&b fan at heart and that one kickstarted my Radiohead fandom. That’s the one you gotta recommend to casual fans to pull them in :)

[@matteatane]

i only started exploring radiohead this year. i think so far in my life i’ve only had three albums change my entire outlook on music, and by god, in rainbows is one of them. listening to it for the first time is like… lounging peacefully on a pool float and sunbathing before someone swims up from under and tips you over, leaving you to plunge into the water below. it’s an album i now understand why people love and give it so much recognition, and i will now proceed to never stop talking about it.

[@johnnyflamevlogz8203]

It’s gonna be a while until he does Tom Waits huh?

[@arshankhan1345]

ur gonna have to wait

[@thomasmoore9545]

Tom is true love, therefore Tom waits

[@soaribb32]

Keep waiting, Jerry. Cuz Tom.

[@calebdickerson2003]

Is Tom Waits’ discography good enough to dive into and listen to in it’s entirety, if so I’ll definitely have to

[@johnnyflamevlogz8203]

Caleb Dickerson YES ABSOLUTELY! His first couple of albums are nice folk albums with a jazzy touch but his signature sound comes with his 1983 album Swordfishtrombones

[@inlesinlet]

Hahah, King of Limbs *actually was* the first Radiohead album I listened to! I had absolutely no clue that it was "their worst" or whatever, I was 16 years old and listened to some pretty bad music; Kind of Limbs was a masterpiece in comparison. So I'll always have a soft spot for it. Loving your deep discog dives, though! Massive Attack next, perhaps?

[@fakecubed]

Even the worst Radiohead song is so much better than 99.9% of music today. But longtime Radiohead fans tend to grade albums/tracks on a curve.

[@inlesinlet]

I forgot I watched this three years ago. Came down to the comments to tell y'all exactly what I've already said, LOL. So let me add this: Listening to *A Moon Shaped Pool* in your headphones, while you're a passenger in a car that's driving across Norway from the south to the north, over the mountain plains that still have snow in June... It's really something else.

[@zarbait2001]

Let's appreciate that this man makes the entire video interesting, fun and immersive

[@MaquiladoraIII]

“I wanna get my vows in the ballroom where they recorded Let Down.” Brilliant, just brilliant.

[@jameshannagan639]

King Of Limbs is awesome from the basement and Radiohead has a lot of really good, and even a number of great b-sides.

[@ihate_5x108]

A lot of people think Amnesiac is one of their worst albums but when it really clicks, it’s good. It has a scary, claustrophobic feel, more than Kid A, and it stands on its own.

[@vDomMusic]

Great video. Here is my rating of their albums from worst to best ranking for anyone who cares to have a wee read. :) 9 - Pablo Honey:- Still a good album, just nothing special considering what the band would later create. 8 - Hail to the Thief:- Great album but sometimes feels almost a product of it's time which is strange for Radiohead. 7 - Amnesiac:- Falls slightly short of Kid A for me but not the unfinished mess some critics would have you believe. 6 - The Kind of Limbs:- I can understand why people think this is their weakest, but after listening to their basement session of this album, I find it to be a genuinely strong album. The track Bloom is what anxiety feels like in audio form, feels like a shoe string is holding the track together. 5 - Kid A:- My most controversial opinion being that Kid A is not in the top 3. I still love and adore this album, it's just not one that I have on repeat, unlike the next 4 albums. It did absolutely push the band forward and is an essential part of the bands growth. It's one I don't listen to as often as others but it works best with breathing room between listens. 4 - The Bends:- I find The Bends to be under-rated amongst fans. To me it improves upon Pablo Honey massively and is probably the easiest album for newcomers to the band. It's maybe my most listened to Radiohead record because sometimes it's easy to listen to what is sometimes considered to be "generic alt rock". Fake Plastic Trees was the first Radiohead song I think I ever heard so it stands out to me for that reason. 3 - A Moon Shaped Pool:- Probably one of the most depressing albums ever created but also sounds like what grief can sound like. I understand that it can sometimes sound a little broody but there are some incredibly beautiful sounds on here. It's hard to recommend to newcomers but as a certified sad boi, I adore it and it used to be my number 2. 2 - In Rainbows:- Just simply gorgeous. Another good one to recommend to newcomers as the album has a lot of pleasant pop melodies. The track Nude has to be in my top 5 songs by the band. They also have a "live from the basement" recording of the album and is somehow even better than the record. Really shows the band as one of the tightest sounding bands of all time. 1 - OK Computer:- There's literally nothing I can say that hasn't already been said. Part of me is a little pissed off that this is my favourite album and that I don't have a more "interesting" number 1, but let that be a testament to this albums incredible long-lasting appeal and greatness. My favourite Song is hard to pick because the whole album is great song after great song. No Surprises maybe makes it as my favourite Radiohead song but it's close.

[@wojosquad4680]

Sorry mate I Got Absolutely Different Taste Than You 1. Kid A Cold, Electronic, Amtospeariac, betifull, cinematic, Robotic but full of humanity and How To Dissapear theere best song in my opiniom And Ideoteque is top 10 song by Them 2. In rainbows, Crazy time sigaitures, warm, depressed but more chill, happy and Peacefull sounding record , Nude is My Second Favorite song by Them and Jigsaw Falling into place is top 10 song by them 3. Ok Coumpter i feel as if its less ambitiounious, amtospearsiac and expremential than My Top 2 less constiant its betufall But honestlty the only top 10 song By Radiohead in this lp and keep in mind thats my third Radiohead song which would be No Suprises 4. A moon Shaped Pool, Day Dreaming is my fourth song by them, its a sad, atsopeareisac Ass Album with some of the most Solid Radiohead Songs 5. The Bends alittle alt rocky but as you said underated and Fake Plastic Trees competle My Top 5 Radiohead songs its just solid as fuck 6. Hail To The Theif poltical, Awesome, Alittle Too long but out Kid A And In Rainbows its got the 2 Of my Top Ten Radiohead Tracks which are Theere Theere and 2+2=5 i want to put it higher Radiohead has just Out better work 7. Aminesiac, though more minmal and Clastorphobic than Kid A its Less Constant, Unique and Sounds like it cant decide if it wants to be its own Thing or Kid A, But Pyrmaid Song is a Top Ten Radiohead song Easily 8. Kings Of limbs, The Loops and all that crap can be repetive but its still pretty solid if a bit hit or miss Lotus Flower is my favorite song and that dont even crank my top 20 honestly 9. Pablo Honey, Boring, Dulll, Generic, alt rock, some like this album i dont, Creep is Generic the Rest of the album is even more standard And Generic than That

[@vDomMusic]

@@wojosquad4680 Actually don't think we're completely different, just slightly different orders really! That's what makes being a Radiohead fan so fun to discuss in my opinion. I pretty much agree with your opinions mostly too, I just don't put Kid A on as much as the ones I have above it but I do still adore it.

[@wojosquad4680]

@@vDomMusic got you

[@erikabachkongi1295]

You and Whose Army ? Is a beautiful song off Amnesiac that is featured throughout the french canadian film Incendies, a MUST WATCH. Beautiful

[@pezaoBsb]

The King of Limbs is amazing. Please don't campare it to Pablo Honey. Never.

[@phedududuckemoji8525]

The King of Limbs is arguably their worst album. Pablo Honey was accepted at the time. Yes, Pablo Honey bad, but it was acceptable alternative rock.

[@demoncleaner331]

I've always thought King of Limbs is a stronger album than Hail to the Thief

[@ono446]

@@demoncleaner331 what a hot take

[@demoncleaner331]

@@ono446 Thanks Benjamin Tuesday

[@makkietakkie]

@@demoncleaner331 agreeeeed

[@yoshi.4337]

My ranking of their albums is: 9. Pablo Honey 8. King of Limbs 7. The Bends 6. Hail to the Thief 5. A Moon Shaped Pool 4. Ok Computer (I’m sorry) 3. In Rainbows 2. Amnesiac 1. Kid A

[@gabe_s_videos]

When I had the flu last year, I spent a lot of time lying in bed, tired and loopy from the pain, listening to Kid A. It kind of enhanced the experience, NGL.

[@OtisNotibrus]

1:03 Prologue 1:54 Pablo Honey 3:47 The Bends 5:22 OK Computer 8:08 Kid A 10:55 Amnesiac 12:20 Hail to the Thief 14:38 In Rainbows 17:33 The King of Limbs 19:39 A Moon Shaped Pool 21:50 Conclusion

[@nickgreco9350]

I think a really important point to mention about Kid A is that the recording wasn’t tradition recording song by song. But literally all members went separately in a castle, recorded a bunch of pieces and bits, and then stitched them all together

[@octavioramirez5959]

Reckoner must be the most immediate, catchy, and hypnotizing song I've heard, and to admit this, the first time I heard it, I was kinda confused, but after a few listenings, it became my absolute favorite

[@jdixon390]

Fell in love with There There and Lotus since I heard them for the first time Them and Pyramid Song are my three favourites from Radiohead. Hail To The Theif is my favourite album from them though

[@halbery]

garfield kinda thicc in this one. keep it up homie

[@scuba2330]

True Love Waits has been in their catalog since 1955 - Dang, that's a long time @MicTheSnare

[@AntiVectorTV]

"Unless 2020 loops in on itself and we're stuck living the same year over and over again." Yeah, about that.

[@KamilHenri]

Mic should truly challenge himself and do a Deep Discog Dive on Frank Zappa Or better yet,,, *Viper*

[@3kole5]

you'll cowards don't even smoke CLAM JUICE

[@jooree7696]

Buckethead

[@fluidikons]

Julian Cope

[@wolfgang7505]

Merzbow

[@JacobGrippenMusic]

I remember seeing The Bends in stores (especially Best Buy) when it was released, but I first listened to OK Computer and The Bends in February 1998, and I was hooked, more on OK Computer than The Bends. I would come to appreciate The Bends in 2003-2004. I have purchased every Radiohead album since Kid A the day/week it was released, Or preordered it from the band itself. OK Computer is my hands down all time favorite album of all time. I remember when Hail to the Thief leaked, and I listened to it with a couple college friends late freshman year the same day that The White Stripes “Elephant” was released.

[@mattf2056]

Tbh I really enjoy the king of limbs it’s what really got me into radio head

[@dwaynerichardson5380]

Hearing a friend's take on Radiohead's first show at Madison Square Garden, I bought a ticket for the 4th show in 2018. It changed my life. Then the inclusion of 'Decks Dark' at the end of the first episode of 'Ozark' made me fall in love with Moon Shaped Pool.

[@WilliamMaranciMashups]

Next we need a Wilco DDD

[@camillaquelladegliaggettiv4303]

Yes but starting from uncle tupelo

[@rondover4795]

Ur a legend. Ur work with the paranoid android bohemian rhapsody will surely punch your ticket through the gates of heaven

[@zackzallie8735]

Wilco is so underrated it hurts. I discovered them by accident after reading about 9/11 conspiracies.

[@FPSBuzz]

@@zackzallie8735 one of the best bands ever that nobody knows

[@Twinkasaurous]

Saw Radiohead on their last mini tour in 2018 and they opened with pyramid song, immediately setting the mood for the rest of the show. It was transcendent

[@DM-mq6hx]

"The Daily Mail", "Staircase", and "Supercollider" from "Live from the basement" version should have been on the King of Limbs album, game changer

[@gibrilss161]

Pablo Honey was my introduction to Radiohead and I don't regret it

[@jameshannagan639]

Same here when it came out it was good for its time period and it was in my rotation for quite a while.

[@tian9716]

Now that you mentioned Pet Sounds we need a DDD about the 34 albums from The Beach Boys (I mean you even said you wanted to do it on The Strokes’ video lol)

[@RayatoTV]

I am so happy I found this channel. You & Fantano are my favs when it comes to reviews! 🙌

[@waycnf7229]

In Rainbows is the best Radiohead album, and The Bends is my favorite.

[@SlashAndLanguages]

i really enjoyed this video! a song i'd like to highlight is 'reckoner' off of in rainbows, it is a truly beautiful song that i just have to stop whatever i'm doing to fully appreciate when it comes on.

[@embunchofnumbers]

My teenage years and onwards wow. Pablo Honey and My Iron Lung on tape and in a walkman. OK Computer just before uni. Was obsessed with the PJ Harvey duet with Thom Yorke in Stories From The City. Stayed up late when local radio played Kid A in its entirety as promo. Bought Amnesiac the day it came out with a summer job paycheck. Downloaded In Rainbows and was blown away all over again. Pored over the lyrics to Harrowdown Hill. Enjoyed the Lotus memes. And then I checked out...

[@lkmrn]

I'm so happy you love Kid A too! That was my window into Radiohead, and it's still the only Radiohead album I love in its entirety.

[@michaelchua2859]

Same here man, but give In Rainbows a chance. Weird Fishes / Arpeggi is a masterpiece.

[@lkmrn]

Michael Chua Tbh I'm only up to "Nude" on this relisten and should hold judgment until the end...I don't hate the music. In general, I have a hard time getting past Thom Yorke's voice, which really grates on me. For some reason, Kid A's electronic atmosphere smooths out that edge.

[@SelenaSea]

Check out Caveman Jack Reacts' channel where he unwittingly selects Kid A as his first experience of a full Radiohead album. It's a delight to watch.

[@DomParaan]

i’ve been putting off listening to radiohead for so long smh

[@derk486]

Bruh listen

[@awshnap]

You haven’t heard any Radiohead at all?

[@AhhhhSHITitsDavey]

Dude. If you go into it with an open mind it becomes an addiction. The guy is spot on in saying in Rainbows is the most welcoming (it's not my favorite but I think it's the starting point for anyone about to jump into Radiohead)

[@mercuryunforgiven]

CAN I JUST SAY... i have had such a resistance to liking or even listening to radiohead since i can remember even if they directly inspired some of my absolute favorite bands, but the way you talk about music makes almost everything sound incredibly appealing and Great that im giving them another shot but this time im EXCITED about it. like, the respect and analysis you have/put into what you talk about is so inspiring & nice to see.

[@ninjeverett1797]

“If you came up to me in 1993 and said these guys would make in rainbows I’d say nothing I wasn’t born yet” XD actually made me laugh for a good 20 sec