Radiohead - OK Computer (album reaction)

[@BradTasteInMusicOfficial]

This intro is why you are gonna surpass me in subs. That was DEEEEEEEP

[@pathreacts]

not a competition bradley, a rising tide raises all ships 🫶

[@BradTasteInMusicOfficial]

@@pathreacts EVEN THIS RESPONSE WAS DEEP 💀

[@estebanguarin2890]

omg brad ily

[@copbabycombo1311]

OMG, she's so deep. You headbang she philosophizes

[@odeo2000]

@@copbabycombo1311 they*

[@mikasacus]

It's easy to tell how passionate you are about your craft... No surprises there. Music is so lucky to have you! 🎉

[@pathreacts]

no surprises, please (thank you mika)

[@Gamer-ez2xy]

Mika the GOAT

[@burnttoaster431]

MIKA????

[@luc1o]

@@burnttoaster431 yeah he referenced path in the recent sdp episode

[@madlad477]

Mika bro music is lucky to have Alex unknown tbh

[@michaelbonilla4192]

You'd probably love In Rainbows if you enjoy this album. My personal favorite!

[@meta1ke]

Mine as well friend

[@Venomnik0]

They go really well together actually

[@pleasemakethatface3579]

+1

[@Derpfy]

+1

[@eccort27]

+1

[@Straaaayyyy]

When Thom says ‘hey man slow down’ he also warns his past self in Airbag. I love this detail because it makes me think that the album is never ending cycle

[@dmcyhmw]

I love this line because you can interpret it as sooo many different things and have so many different endings. Truly powerful

[@MM-vs2et]

Funny how The Tourist was written by Jonny, so i'ts Jonny warning Thom in the past lmao

[@pathreacts]

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[@joelkivisto]

love u path watching this at 3am really made my night as im studying for exams

[@pathreacts]

@@joelkivisto good luck with exams! get some rest.

[@joelkivisto]

@@pathreacts 💞

[@BLUEreDOrange234]

As a factory worker the "A job that slowly kills you, Bruises that wont heal" line in No Surprises always hit kinda hard

[@natalie_the_ratalie]

the opening two notes sound exactly like the alarm that went off when someone entered the back of the store i worked at. after working there and being miserable that song hits so much harder now

[@plank2867]

​@⋆𝖓𝖆𝖙𝖆𝖑𝖎𝖊⋆ how are you doing now my friend?

[@mishab4065]

went from being factory worker to being a retail worker to working in office and these lines won't stop giving me war flashbacks

[@liamjenkins244]

when that song comes on after a shitty day at work it's such an emotional gut punch. such a pretty but brutally sad song.

[@firephoenix019]

As a corporate slave, the feeling is mutual lol

[@johncarolina4950]

This album is one of the keys that unlocks a lot of the influences your favorite current popular musicians have. The influence of Radiohead is gargantuan

[@pathreacts]

yes, love checking out my favourite artists' favourite artists :)

[@blockycoolgold]

@@pathreacts We're gonna get Madvillainy one day in that case :D

[@zerois2801]

@@blockycoolgold yasss DOOM is as they say your favorite rappers favorite raper

[@nfdhje38743m]

@@zerois2801 i wouldn't want to have the title of "favorite raper" to be honest

[@zerois2801]

@@nfdhje38743m 💀typo moment

[@barracklesnar]

I feel blessed that we live in the age where we can watch people react to masterpieces for the first time

[@pathreacts]

im so happy to be a part of it

[@gnomefoam4299]

This is an all new way to experience art all over again. It’s impossible to hear an album for the first time more than once, but I absolutely love watching first time reactions. They often deepen my understanding and view of a record.

[@lupusalbus3795]

​@@gnomefoam4299 I feel you

[@EbonySerpent999]

​@@gnomefoam4299feeling's mutual.

[@EbonySerpent999]

Agreed.

[@sralairt]

I'm 5 minutes into this video and this is certifiably the best reaction to OK Computer. The editing and the commentary are top notch. Immediately subscribing!

[@pathreacts]

thank you ☺️

[@danberado]

The "effect on the vocals" in Climbing Up the Wall is Thom Yorke singing into to his acoustic guitar and the guitar mic capturing it.

[@ringer1324]

Oh I’ve never heard of this “okay computer?” Or this Radiohead band for that matter. It’s cool that you are giving exposure to smaller artists! Hope this video brings some new people to this band. As they definitely got something here and they could be very successful.

[@thoonalia]

Thought u were serious for a second lol

[@K_beans]

Ur joking💀

[@thoonalia]

@@K_beans ye he is

[@thoonalia]

@Rahul Nair it's a joke

[@isabelle441]

i was abouta say 😭

[@hannahyalea]

My favorite part about OK Computer is that it’s basically a never-ending loop. We begin with Airbag, where he sings about being in a car accident in which an airbag saved his life… and we end with The Tourist, where Thom repeats the line “hey man, slow down” before the final, distinct bell note at the end, signifying the sudden “crash”. It’s quite genius, really.

[@EbonySerpent999]

Beautiful, hypnotic cycle.

[@UfoPiloot1]

Your videos really help me to enjoy listening to albums for the first time. Idk why but the narration of the meaning behind the album and stuff helps me get into it more then when i listen to it alone, so i wanna thank you for these videos since they help me understand and enjoy albums i havent listened to yet. ❤

[@pathreacts]

this makes me so happy to hear, thank you pelle

[@janwyczarski7671]

DUDE ARE U REALLY LISTEN TO RADIOHEAD FOR THE FIRST TIME BY A FKN REACTION VIDEO WTF ARE THOSE PEOPLE, I CANT HOW PEOPLE AFFORD TO BE SOOOOOOOOOO

[@UfoPiloot1]

​@@janwyczarski7671 bro im young ive been listening to music only for like 2 years starting with rap/hiphop

[@janrychly6651]

​@@UfoPiloot1 welp, play the whole album, it's awesome.

[@EbonySerpent999]

I feel the same way you do, mate. It's like I'm in deep in my melancholic state.

[@kidamnesiac1724]

My favorite album of all time. I loved your facial expressions to each song. You have a new fan.

[@EbonySerpent999]

Make that two new fans.

[@sickbeet4219]

As much as I prefer Kid A, this is still one of my favorite albums ever.

[@mmegidolaonn]

my thoughts exactly

[@cataldinho]

kid A was the album that made me wanna listen to the rest of radiohead albums tho, so I understand

[@travisrameysadler9924]

Kid A stands with great albums like Daydream Nation, Electric Mainline, and Souvlaki... yet Amnesiac is still better

[@CrumbCCM]

@@cataldinho When I had first heard Everything in its Right Place, I was confused on how the guys who made Creep made the song. So I searched up what the best album was and listened to OK Computer and have been a fan of almost all their songs since. But I do hate when they do the schizo nightmare songs like Fitter Happier, Kid A, and Untitled.

[@zeno6169]

@@CrumbCCM kid a title track isnt a schizo nightmare song lmao

[@simonread8713]

The best Radiohead album reaction I've seen. A brilliantly edited and well-written video. Now for the rest of the Radiohead discography... you're in for a wild ride.

[@addisoncockroft9640]

Such a unique way to do reactions, I love how you include your thoughts from later on during the middle of the reaction

[@nineofive.2573]

One of the most inspiring albums of all time in my opinoin. The fact that they shined a light on how distopian our society is at times and still somehow show beauty through the melancholy with there insane arangments is insane. What an album I hope you do more.

[@EbonySerpent999]

I second this and agree with your popular opinion. Radiohead really did pull the curtains and show how shitty our dystopian society can be whilst simultaneously and melancholilly (don't care if that's not a word, it is now) show beauty. It's wonderful. Sorry for the spamming. Fixing some mistakes. 🖤🖤

[@javaan5650]

This album was so ahead of its time and had so many great moments from all of airbag (imo), the synths at the end of paranoid android and climbing up the walls, the last pre-chorus and chorus of Let Down (their best song imo) and the nostalgic and dystopian feeling of No Surprises. So happy I get to relive my first reactions to this album through you and Its so cool that after discovering the best rapper of all time, you discover the best band of all time. Can't wait for In Rainbows!!

[@frxnzyexe]

YESSSS IVE BEEN GOING THROUGH A ROCK PHASE AND I NEEDED THIS THANK YOU PATH THIS IS SO GOOD 🙏🏼

[@thirtyred7091]

One of the best albums, Radiohead’s masterpiece. They are more than just the creep song Lol

[@moriahmars1462]

but i like creep :(

[@DiscoWeatherdays]

frances the mute more like frances the poop

[@thirtyred7091]

@@moriahmars1462 I do too, nothing wrong with that

[@at-the-joslen]

Speaking of the best albums, nice profile picture

[@thirtyred7091]

@@at-the-joslen Thanks!

[@ayamurayama3961]

Most unexpected reaction that we needed

[@hjread1137]

I love that you're using your channel to explore so many genres of music! The closest a modern album has gotten to the feeling of first listening to Radiohead or any pre-2000s rock would be "Ants From Up There" by Black Country New Road. If you hadn't heard it already, I would highly recommend it!

[@SaltyChipGuy]

If you liked this album you are gonna love In Rainbows

[@RAEVLOS]

I liked ok computer pretty well, but found myself only adding "nude" to my list 💀what about in rainbows do you like?

[@FinnBilham1]

@@RAEVLOS the bigger question is what about in rainbows dont you like? its fucking perfection.

[@RAEVLOS]

@Finn Bilham as music though?? Idk, things dont become masterpieces just because they're weird and different. The reality is that it's completely personal and subjective. I don't really care that much for lyrics and story if I don't like the music being played. I can totally respect it though as well as respect others opinion on it, and I'm just curious on what other people like about it specifically. The story? Vocals? Guitar? Rhythm? Harmony? Edit: all of them? 😂

[@whdgk95]

​@@RAEVLOS The hype. Think about how little music is valued in western or eastern education system. It's obvious that vast majority of people don't know anything about music. Neither its history nor theory. Then they get exposed to music with preconceptions, Pink Floyd, the Beatles, Radiohead is "good music," and whatever the previous generation didn't like is "bad music." Most people can't even describe what they like or dislike about an album, just look at the comment above you. "It's fucking perfection," that means absolutely nothing LMAO. Frivolous statements like that from sheep accumulate and create this hype and narrative. It's all just monkey business.

[@RAEVLOS]

@JHM bro you are Reading my mind, exactly what I've been thinking after listening to all those three you mentioned 😂😂 Beatles Pink Floyd and Radiohead. Beatles I nearly didn't like any of, from pink floyd I actually LOVED Time and Money, but no others. And Radiohead I actually think is pretty good, but vastly overrated..

[@avory8517]

more radiohead!!! kid-a is my personal favourite and all of the albums are a full experience that I love watching other people go through :) I also love ur style of little facts in the middle of your reactions :D honestly amazing channel

[@christianskjod3440]

Over half of the songs on this album give me goosebumps, and I am so jealous that you got to listen to this album for the first time!

[@nickb5371]

No Surprises was also used in season 6 episode 1 of House MD, it was an intro where House was going through withdrawal in a rehab facility and it was absolutely perfectly used... one of my favorite season openings ever

[@amicitiaishere]

if this somehow causes a continual dive into their discog, then colour me vividly excited. one of my fav albums of all time. u rock path!!

[@vaughnnewman8903]

Not only one of the greatest albums of all-time, but one of the best concept albums ever made. Loved it the first time through and was enthralled. Let Down is one of the greatest songs ever written, the lyrics sound like a death bed confession. So purely hopeful while at the same time, so pessimistic- a perfect melancholy. It was a little depressing at the same time, knowing they couldn't make something as great as OK Computer again. Radiohead was decades ahead of their time with this album. On a side note, this is my first time watching your reactions and you are so incredibly insightful, not only in the literal interpretation of them but also on a secondary and deeper level; stuff I never would have thought of. I would compare your highly logical, objective analysis to a Sheldon Cooper but who also has an empathy and emotional knowledge that's fully developed. Love how you layer your narration over the video- makes it quite profound and intelligent. You bring something new, insightful and heartfelt to some of my favorite songs and give a new point-of-view. Thank you for your time and effort and sharing your talents.

[@drainerr]

So glad you reacted to this, one of my favourite albums of all time

[@frenchkjfan9]

Excellent, it has to be one of the most interesting reaction videos I've watched. The idea of including afterthoughts for each song over the reaction video is brilliant, it adds more depth to the reaction. Well done !

[@Android480]

Can’t wait for the other albums! In rainbows and Kid A are probably my favorites. How to disappear completely is I think the most beautiful and devastating song I’ve ever heard, it hits every time.

[@jonathanvais1326]

Fav album of all time right here. Such an immersive experience. Great video as always!

[@ryanfillmore9474]

This album literally changed my life. Saying stuff like that is such a tired breed of cliché but no piece of art ever has changed my perspective on life and art quite as much as this one. I feel like I want to pick a new favorite album but always return to this one and enjoy it even more than I did before.

[@m.a.t3590]

The album art to me completely matches the themes and idk feel ig of the songs. Melancholic, stitched together in a way that on first look is insane but the more you look the more coherent it all becomes. legendary album man

[@AB-sw4kb]

It's a blend of traffic/monotony/apathy and also created using a combination of physical media/household objects and digital media/computer software. Stanley Donwood (slowly downward) has done a lot of great art, for the band or otherwise

[@desihayward2510]

This album deserves all the praise it gets, easily my favorite 90s album and one of my all time favorites. Great reaction as always😊

[@joshtg598]

Even though I already know a lot of what you're saying, I love the little bits of information on the songs and band, it makes me really happy to see someone as blown away by this album as I was the first time. Your content is really different from other reactors I've seen and I think it makes you stand out

[@pathreacts]

yeah im sure im not finding anything new that radiohead fans havent dug up in the last 26 years, but this is new for me so i want to share what i loved in my research :)

[@vickjr98]

Let's goooo my favorite band ever. OK Computer is an absolute masterpiece. An album that changed the game forever

[@travisrameysadler9924]

I wouldn't say changed the game... it stands on the shoulders of alot that was done before it.

[@idontgetthejoke7974]

One of the best indie rock records ever penned. Such an amazing piece of music. One thing radiohead did exceptionally well that people don't discuss as much, is arrangement. They are so goddamn good at arrangement. Placing everything exactly where it needs to be in the mix, pacing, adding or subtracting instruments. They really get the maximum emotional mileage out of every little note. The build and break on Let Down for example is a fucking masterclass in arrangement.

[@marcobazan4187]

Indie rock?

[@mowkikowski]

@@marcobazan4187 that's what the kids are calling "alt rock" now.

[@Amaling]

It was released under a music label…

[@avawyllie7099]

climbing up the walls feel super underated, its probably one of the better radio songs that resonated with me, I never fail to get into the perfect mood and revel in the chaos and dissonance whenever I listen to it.

[@rozbot86]

I love how genuine and expressive your reactions were. I also love hearing facts and meanings behind the songs that i didn't know before.

[@EbonySerpent999]

Me too. I learnt a couple things.

[@connorelwell8503]

One of my favorite albums of all time. As of late, my tastes have been developing toward warm, minimalist, and comforting music which is amazing, but I have been finding myself trying to hang on to the feeling of joy and seeing the beauty in it all while bottling up any oppressive thoughts, but this album just gives me a break and a reason to embrace any negative feelings I've been feeling and let any discontentment, fear, and disappointment flow out of me. Let Down bout made me cry

[@pc239]

I like your mixture of instant reactions, researched information and quotes, and thoughtful commentary. I think this is the best reaction to this album that I've seen (and I think I've seen them all)!

[@pathreacts]

glad u like it :)

[@juanposo]

This reaction made me feel like I was listening to them for the first time again. And listening to The Tourist with this feeling made me see the passion put into this album again, and I cried SO HARD to it, so thank you so much for this! Btw if you want to instantly fall in love with their music listen to In Rainbows, it's my favorite album ever an you're definitely gonna like it :)

[@FarewellApollo]

Truly timeless. Every song is important and has something to say and packed full of emotion.

[@GabiGluck]

Thanks for making a reaction video with actual substance and real insight. Definitely the best I've seen

[@bradenhowell6489]

I listened to this album during one of the busiest weeks of my life, caught up between moving to college immediately after a week long experience at NASA Langley. When flying back, there was a 4 hour layover that was supposed to only be 30 minutes and everyone I had met had left before me. So, stuck in a vacant airport, staring out a window with raindrops tricking down I found this to be my favorite album of all time. Believe me when I tell you that the setting you are in can completely change how an album feels. The resolve that comes with "The Tourist" is unmatched, and it was a perfect embodiment of how life felt. So sitting back, closing your eyes, and enveloping in the song makes complete sense, it's transcendental.

[@peteryang5056]

[@starkillerx2020]

I've always loved Radiohead for their experimentations, especially in A Moon Shaped Pool and Kid A. true masterpieces and I always revisit them

[@anabell7184]

it's weird that i prefer AMSP more than Kid A now... damn Radiohead keep topping their own albums

[@elliottfalt]

Really appreciate your videos, not only do I feel like I learn something new about the music, but also about life in general

[@snaiiled]

this is probably genuinely one of my favorite reactions ive seen for this album, or ever, really. so well put together, i loved hearing both ur immediate thoughts while listening as well as after u gathered some context. plus the intro and the editing overall are incredible. immediately subscribed, hope to see u react to more radiohead sometime :D

[@pathreacts]

thank you alex :)

[@jtownjumpcity5937]

It’s amazing to see that you have the depth to feel and touch that many but few have. Cheers to love and understanding.👍🏻 RadioHead

[@AB-sw4kb]

The King of Limbs has a reputation of being "le funny dance music album" because of the Lotus Flower music video, but it's actually a study in minimalism, nature, and vital life forces like breath and rhythm. The album's title refers to a big, ancient tree in England called The King of Limbs. Like that tree, the album sounds like something coming out of some forest druid's ritual. "Separator" starts very lifeless, mechanical, and artificial, with a repeating machine producing an electronic Bb note on a perfect loop, only to open up to the human element of guitar improvisation, singing, and chanting. It's such a misunderstood album.

[@AxlRozz]

WOW, it looks like you put soooo much love and care to the content you are sharing with us, i love when people talk so passionate. Thanks for sharing this with us :)

[@Nutie98]

Stumbled upon your channel randomly, I really like the effort you put into these reaction videos and your honest transparency when reacting, really super cool! And your intro for this video took me back to how I discovered Radiohead; as a kid in my grandma's basement with my godfather, he was on a MacOS like this and made me listen to track after track via expensive headphones he worked really hard to buy, I'll be honest at the time (and with how young i was) i didn't really get what I was listening to but yeah i don't know, your intro just took me right back to those autumn days in that time in early 2000 where the world was the same and yet so different. I'd love to see you react to Kid A, Amnesiac, In Rainbows or (one of my favorites) Hail to the Thief.

[@lukektt3797]

Such a beautiful video! I don't know how you manage to make me experience new parts of albums I've been listening to for 10+ years, but it's special. Thank you Path

[@pathreacts]

thank you-this warmed my heart

[@JustAJauneArc]

Bittersweet is the strongest emotion I get from this album. edit: 20:23 you mentioning you listening to "No One Knows" by Queens of the Stone Age tells me you should REALLY check out their album Songs for the Deaf. I wouldn't say they're an underrated band (anyone that knows them knows they're pretty damn good), more like a band that doesn't get talked about enough for how consistently solid their discography has been across their career.

[@Remedy462]

Songs For The Deaf is probably my most played concept album of all time. I'm actually shocked it has overtaken Pink Floyd's Animals and Nine Inch Nails The Downward Spiral. It's such a good album.

[@fernandoeguia9997]

Love your comments during the songs while they play in the background, different than a lot of other reactions, keep it up

[@notillusion7133]

my favourite song on this album is definitely Climbing Up The Walls. It just feels so terrifying and hopeless, and thoms high note in the chorus is so addicting to listen to

[@TheGreatishere]

Ran into your page randomly but thank God I did, this is how a reaction should be. And I didn’t even know it until I watched it lol. Earned my sub for sure

[@TGIFrank]

Wow. Watching you listening to these for the first time and your various reactions gave me serious high school flashbacks. Creep got our attention, but this was the album that made me love Radiohead forever. I agree 100% with all your takes and hope you've listened to some other albums. Also, I agree about Queens of the Stoneage, but if you've only listened to "No One Knows," check out the rest of the album, or at the very least, the song "Go with the Flow." Thanks for the trip from a new subscriber!

[@Nsikes07]

I always loved as a child, listening to what my dad listened too. And after years and years of my life and getting more and more into music, I stumbled across radiohead and listening to all the albums made me have such strong nostalgia over it because it's the same music my dad loved so long ago. And is now my top artist cause of how simply amazing the music is

[@joshuatealeaves]

I used to be behind Bandstand. When I sold the channel a few months back I hopped onto my personal here & had to resub to all the channels I watched. You somehow fell through the cracks. Not only did you show up in my recommended you made a video on my fav band!!!! LETS GO!! Resubbed and ready for this ♥️ Kid A 😵‍💫😵‍💫😵‍💫

[@pathreacts]

hi josh :) welcome back

[@moonlitegram]

The way you presented and formatted this reaction was very well organized and polished. Really nice job. Its funny that sequencing gets mentioned a number of times when discussing this album as one of the things that made me immediately fall in love with this album was just how perfectly it seemed sequenced to me. I think all the songs follow each other perfectly.

[@EbonySerpent999]

I'm not wearing my dirty crown made of barbed wire when I watch her. I completely agree with you.

[@kouph137]

Just work your way through the rest of their albums in sequence and you’ll have the ride of your life. Best band of all time. So versatile and always reinventing themselves.

[@jordanmalone2547]

Just found your channel! Absolutely love that you break them down as you listen instead of pausing frequently, plus your voice is so nice! This album is incredible, so amazing you enjoyed ❤

[@mr.monkey1914]

This album always hits insanely hard. Thank god this video popped up in my recommended. Next react to kid A, my personal favorite album by them.

[@democord12]

Going to be listening to Let Down all week now. A great gift. Thank you!

[@JakeJupiter]

Probably my favorite of their work, tied with A Moon Shaped Pool.

[@dh41005]

My favourite album of all time. Karma Police, Exit Music and Climbing up the walls are some of the best songs I’ve heard. Subterranean homesick alien is also a really underrated track.

[@kay_nanika]

Weird Fishes is on In Rainbows, my personal favorite album from them. Its much more brighter in tone but still diverse in sound. ❤

[@vickjr98]

Oh yeah In rainbows is definitely their warmest album. I consider IR and OKC 1a and 1b, both just really brilliant pieces of art

[@akaimpdnoob]

Ive never watched someone react to radiohead. But I have listened to this album 1000s of times. It was amazing to see your honest first listen and reaction. TY Path, and the YT algorythm .

[@FramesGone]

Welcome to the Radiohead rabbit hole, we hope you will enjoy the stay. As many have already said, In Rainbows is a hugely recommended, but both Kid A and A Moon Shaped Pool are also absolute works of art imo. Be sure to check out the "From the Basement" live shows too, seeing how they build their songs up live is brilliant.

[@KaiAfterKai]

Literal just listened to the album for the first time last week, so this was quite the suprise to pop up on my feed! Really enjoyed the record, my favorite frack has to be Climbing Up the Walls, it perfectly projects this cold, terrifying atmosphere of anxiety and paranoia. Love it.

[@ala0284]

Probably the best album of the last… 40 years? Generation-defining. Paranoid Android is one of the greatest songs ever written and Let Down arguably the most beautiful piece of music ever released

[@AgnusDei695]

ever released? nope, not at all

[@ART_IS_EVERYTHING]

most beautiful piece of music? you are joking, i hope, radiohead are great for rock band, but nothing they made deserves to be considered among pinnacle of music of all time

[@SinopsisLovesYou]

@@ART_IS_EVERYTHING art is subjective.

[@yaku63]

IM SO GLAD U DID THIS I TOLD U ABOUT IT AND IN RAINBOWS A WHILE AGO, this makes me so hyped

[@boyfromoz7]

Wow .. jealous to relive hearing this album for the first the first time. Think I must of listened to it 1000 time in 98. One of the greatest of all time. Find it easy to get disappointed after you've listen to this.

[@des5714]

I always forget about your little corner of KZbin, I wish I didn’t because I love it every time I get recommended another one of your vids and come back here, your voice is so soothing and beautiful and you just love music so much is always I treat to see

[@jameshoward-white2288]

I really enjoyed your reaction to Ok Computer. You picked up on a lot of the nuances for a first listen. Your intro also captured the album very well... For added context, 1997 was a time of change. The internet was in its formative years. Pagers and mobile phones, emails were just becoming commonplace. There was a very real chance society might collapse due to a 'Millennium Bug'. The anxiety of "Where is this all going" is (I think purposefully) encapsulated by the album... And now, with Covid, Brexit, corruption and AI, the album feels as significant as it did in 1997.

[@vurogj]

So much this, the sheer speed of change in the very fabric of (western) society, and the acceleration of that change as new technologies gained traction in the way people lived their lives was huge and unpredictable. Thom nailed so much of it with his lyrics, and the music and arrangements encapsulate and showcase it incredibly well. A "mood" before that word even gained it's current usage.

[@shardulnikam9322]

Let Down ❤️ Loved your reaction to it especially the part where it transitions

[@justprince4996]

I love radio head , in rainbows and the bends are also exceptional

[@spazzticzeal6238]

The Bends was a better album.

[@artaaangels]

This video showed up on my feed, and I love the way its put together with all the voiceovers. Great stuff 👍

[@AshvinVinodKaimal]

hearing that path is a sleep deprived fan just makes me love them even more 😍

[@zerois2801]

Editing was real nice in this vid ! This is very personal album for me one of my favorite

[@frzamonkey]

you should definitely listen to the rest of that Queens of The Stone Age record, it's incredible

[@fahr]

oh man this video is next level, so much better than any other channel who does things like this.

[@danpereyra2165]

6:55 When 'Paranoid Android' finished and she said "Holy shit!", I felt that

[@NOThanslopez]

Very beautiful described with every track!!! that’s what music is all about. Telling stories, giving emotions, and more importantly feeling them with just sounds is honestly the greatest thing ever given to us. You earned yourself another sub :) nicely done 🫂

[@pathreacts]

so glad you like it!

[@stewiegriffinfortnight2160]

You absolutely should listen to Kid A and In Rainbows at some point too. Both quite different from OKC (especially Kid A), but they're adored by Radiohead fans for a reason. Great video btw

[@noadr5gon]

Just found your channel, I love this video! Watching people listen to a cherished album for the first time lets you experience through their shoes, like new for the first time. Always a great experience. I know others have said it countless times, but an In Rainbows video would be awesome, definitely my favorite album from them. Cheers!

[@jhofhe3211]

One of my favorites albums. Like Bong Joon-Ho said, when asked about why Parasite had resonated so deeply, with so many across the world, "there is no borderline between countries now because we all live in the same country, it's called capitalism." And I think that's the universal feeling.

[@BreakthroughGD]

so cool to see you expanding your listening into rock, it's an amazing genre with so much to offer!

[@tear728]

Their live version of "Fake Plastic Trees" for Reelin' in the Years is a masterpiece

[@RailwayScholar]

Instant sub. the professionalism and passion oozes out of every word you're saying.

[@neme6ben]

I love electioneering, never understood the disappointment many have about it

[@coveredinbees219]

What a wonderful review, insightful, well researched and honest. I look forward to hearing more.

[@pociug1325]

4:23 The structure is in fact creative and unique, but it’s not a new concept. Queen did something similar. They switched between keys and time signatures in their Bohemian Rhapsody. I think it was the inspiration at this point.

[@pathreacts]

oh yes i meant by splicing their own tracks together like this, they made something new-not that patchwork tracks are a new concept!

[@felipemeirelles1816]

Very good reaction, interesting introspection and I love how you offers link and things to complement your info. And last but not less important, very good sound quality both your voice and the music, I appreciate that. Subscribed!

[@thomasellis936]

Such a special album

[@Allie734]

ur videos are so well done. My favorite music channel right now