pt2 Radiohead - A Moon Shaped Pool - Full Album Reaction Ful Stop, Glass Eyes, Identikit The Numbers

[@danielarcefigueroa4605]

Ful Stop is really really really amazing

[@zachyue2113]

especially at 3:18 omgg

[@ectoplasma5]

Glass Eyes my favourite on this album ,it feels like being on a train with the moving strings from left to right.

[@_CoasterNinja]

My favourite too! One of Radiohead’s most beautiful songs (and that’s saying a lot since they have a ton of them).

[@genghischan69]

I like your vibe in these reviews, positive and chilled out.

[@Lebowski55]

This album gets better and better with each listen

[@NicholasSWilliams]

You continue to have the best audio quality of any music reaction channel. It's a pleasure listening along with you.

[@deanwolfechannel]

I am basically an audio engineer so it's very important to me. Thanks for noticing!!!!! 👍

[@_CoasterNinja]

Completely agree. Dean is the best!

[@_CoasterNinja]

Jonny is all over this album with his string arrangements. Some of his best work.

[@fakecubed]

My favorite part. I hope it features a lot in their next album too.

[@petercoles1169]

Nice review. Be interested in your thoughts on the live version of The Numbers on KZbin with just Thom and Johnny and a drum machine. I tend to agree with the masses that it blows the album version away. Seriously good. Great content as always. PS it's bloody cold in southern Australia

[@adamsparks9082]

Their most “rock out songs” are: - The entire album The Bends - There, There - Bodysnatchers - Electioneering - Airbag - Bangers & Mash - Optimistic (sort of) - Creep - Morning Mr. Magpie - Little By Little - I Might Be Wrong (you didn’t like this one on first listen) - Pearly

[@vanilla_milkshake]

to me this album sounds like the inverse of In Rainbows, which was full of color and life. Moon shaped pool sounds like the bleak underside.

[@muzikkification]

I mean, Videotape is pretty damn bleak lol. I think it starts very optimistically, then gradually get's bleaker. But yeah, AMSP is extremely bleak, though I think musically it's quite colourful.

[@gpeddino]

Ful Stop sounds much better live, it becomes even faster, edgier and very cathartic. Same goes for Identikit.

[@AnimatedLoopHD]

I'm was so bummed by how they recorded Identikit. It seems like in recent years Nigel is afraid of recording the sound of a band playing together - so many of their best tracks get overproduced to the point of it sounding synthetic.

[@deanwolfechannel]

►Part 3: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eKHGm2V4h8xsea8 0:00 Ful Stop 6:07 comments 7:07 Glass Eyes 10:00 comment 10:42 Identikit 15:05 comments 15:30 the Numbers 21:15 comments

[@rring44]

Their most rockin songs are on The Bends. It is such a strong rock album.

[@zacharyyurcisin1923]

Radiohead has been and will be a big important part of my life. I appreciate you taking the time to listen to them. I’ve enjoyed your enjoyment of them. Thank you

[@deanwolfechannel]

Thanks Zachary!

[@pc239]

Surprised you didn't comment on Jonny Greenwood's guitar solo at the end of Identikit.

[@musicman76]

Identikit is so beautiful

[@Ben-jx1ys]

Most rockin’ straightforward songs… hmm, maybe Electioneering of Ok Computer, Optimistic from Kid A, There There and 2+2=5 from HTTT. The Bends also has a bunch of rockers.

[@williedixon7718]

Bodysnatchers from In Rainbows is another one.

[@jameshannagan4256]

The first time i heard Jigsaw Falling Into Place it was one of my favorite Radiohead bangers.

[@Straaaayyyy]

Trickster, inside my head. Their b sides has some of the craziest rockers

[@leehiro4840]

Maquiladora

[@richardctaylor79]

Palo Alto...

[@sea-ferring]

There is a massive difference between artistic and prog. Prog most often involves self indulgence and Radiohead are about as far from that as you can be.

[@deanwolfechannel]

definitely room for debate on that topic! But yes, self indulgence in prog happens