Radiohead - A Moon Shaped Pool REACTION (how about No)

[@koekje1532]

The first word on this album is "stay", the last word is "leave" I always thought that was very clever

[@ivanalegre]

Damn!!!! Never thought of it before

[@k8thegr8.]

that just ruined my day

[@Arawn505]

And it goes further than that: the first line is "Stay in the shadows" and the final line is "Don't leave". Which could be interpreted as "Stay, even if it's at a distance, in the background, but please don't leave us."

[@tydal2111]

I see this comment on every AMSP vid

[@Arawn505]

@@k8thegr8. I can recommend also checking out some of Radiohead's music videos! Burn the Witch has a good one. The music video for Just is a must watch. There's the dancing in Lotus Flower (from The King of Limbs) and Man of War also has a good one (OK Computer b-side)

[@Caiuxa190]

"At this point I think I should be prepared for these" Famous last words. Nobody's prepared for "Daydreaming".

[@Arawn505]

Don Corleone, what Radiohead songs do you like to listen to after a long day of running your organisation?

[@yop-v5c]

this album was released a few months before Thom Yorke's (back in the day, recent) ex-wife died of cancer and, if i remember correctly, while Jonny Greenwood was working in Phantom Thread's soundtrack. that's why the lyrics are so particularly melancholic and the instrumentals have so many "classical" instruments such as piano, violins, cellos and such.

[@k8thegr8.]

absolutely heartbreaking

[@taylorjohnson763]

I remember hearing the live acoustic performance of True Love Waits back in high school and loving for years. when I first listened to A Moon Shaped Pool, I didn't pay attention to the track listing while it was playing, and the second Thom sang the opening line I burst into tears...because I'd been waiting for an official studio version for over 15 years

[@thra-x1855]

nothing beats that acoustic tho, it gets me all messed up everytime.

[@rufiorules]

I did exactly the same, but it was that extra chord that did it for me.

[@ElGwapo1927]

@@thra-x1855 I love the "Band version" but each one brings something different to the table

[@mmntmcri]

i would give up everything just to listen to radiohead’s discography for the first time again :( thank you for reminding me what it felt like

[@mmntmcri]

would like to see your reaction to placebo’s albums if you haven’t listened to all of them already

[@koekje1532]

@@mmntmcri best Radiohead album?

[@sssddjjjjlzkomajk6178]

@@mmntmcriwhats ur fav placebo album?

[@mmntmcri]

​@@koekje1532 for me it will always be in rainbows

[@mmntmcri]

​@@sssddjjjjlzkomajk6178sleeping with ghosts!!

[@syachipeanut]

oh my fucking god i literally just watched all of your radiohead reactions yesterday while doing homework and the timing of you uploading this one is just perfect. thanks for the great content k8 and oh god this album i already know gonna be a rollercoaster of emotions for you , congrats for going through this and today we are getting this upload from you 🥹

[@BlueSunYoutube]

what a lovely comment 💗

[@jamesadkisson7510]

Radiohead has stayed at the hotel where I work 3 times. It’s small enough they can buy it out and be the only guests. Im sure it won’t be a surprise to say how nice and kind they are. One stay Thom was friendly and my buddy and Jonny another.stay. Generally it’s best with celebrity guests not to talk to them about them. Your favorite movie of theirs etc. But after talking to Thom a couple days I told him I was sorry but I had to say that when a new Radiohead album comes out I can barely get 3 songs in before I need to go work on my own songs. That’s how inspiring they are. He looked down and said that’s so very kind to say.

[@robcoz98]

So the ending of Daydreaming is Thom saying in reverse "Half of my life" which I believe refers to the amount of time he was in a relationship with his long term partner Dr Rachel Owen who he separated from during the development of the album. Sadly Rachel was diagnosed with cancer and passed away not long after the albums release. True Love Waits is a song written about Rachel and was in development since The Bends if i remember correctly however they weren't able to get it quite right in the studio until nearly 20 or so years later OKNOTOK (the 20th anniversary expanded edition of OK Computer) is dedicated to her memory. Also Nigel Godrich (long time producer and unofficial member) lost his father during production too also adding to the sombre tone of the album

[@captgeech]

i'd put my money on it being "Half of my love" idk if you look it up in reverse, I actually am surprised so many people hear "life" because it seems like a very obvious "o" sound to me

[@NicholasSWilliams]

It's both. He says, "Half of my love, half of my life."

[@leehiro4840]

During my very first listen of Daydreaming I understood: "I am Bruce Lee" And still can't unhear it until now 😆

[@grapegirl]

@@NicholasSWilliams in live versions he's singing "careful, my love"

[@uhwaykin]

The sort of broken strings at the end of Daydreaming leading into the distorted growling always gets me. Something about it feels to me viscerally like a hurt or dying creature, trying to will itself back up to its feet and falling down over and over until it takes its labored final breaths. Radiohead really just is so special.

[@todddouglas7231]

"And true love lives on lollipops and crisps" is one of the most heart-breaking lyrics ever written if you look up what Thom was referencing: He had once read a newspaper article about a tragic incident where a young child around 5 years old was left alone in his home for a week as his parents left on holiday. After a week of being alone it was found that he survived by eating the only food he could reach: Lolipops and chips. This is the instinctive desperate love being described in the following chorus: "Dont leave... don't leave..."

[@ALLHAILSUNSETYOUTH2]

True Love Waits was written WAY earlier in the band's career, before Creep I believe. They kept trying to make a studio version of it, but it was until this album they were satisfied with it

[@jonki1980]

True Love waits was first performed in 1995 while touring The Bends album However Creep was written in the 1980s whilst Tom was at Exeter University and released as debut single through EMI on 20 September 1992

[@jonki1980]

You correct with the band wanting satisfaction with songs. Their work cannot be rushed and they only released when the band was ready not the label or anyone else

[@ivanalegre]

I heard somewhere that Creep and True love waits were written the samen day...

[@jonki1980]

@@ivanalegre They could both have been written on the same day, in at least in part. I would agree given the age from idea to released song. Lyrics, structured songs and actual completed songs are very different. Demos or rough ideas recorded are different but can be built on for months and in most years later

[@interstellarbeatteller9306]

You haven't lived until you've heard the 'Live in Oslo' version of this song :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/o5O5fHqinZianZYsi=ounP8GN71TQDuvas

[@arambarsegyan3734]

This is my favorite radiohead album and my favorite album of all time, it’s dreamy, melancollic, chilling, vibey, i fucking love it

[@Dinglebat]

There is music. Then there is Radiohead. It’s like they exist outside of normal musical culture. Edit: Being a Radiohead fan myself since The Bends, I love seeing people find and appreciate them. Plus Glass Eyes floored me in 2016.

[@Johro66]

Nobody is prepared for "daydreaming"..

[@trashhuman3977]

These Radiohead reactions are so validating because it's literally EXACTLY how I feel whenever I listen to them 😭😭😭 Not that I was embarrassed about it or anything but it's just nice to see someone else have the exact same reaction as me lol

[@leehiro4840]

One of the best albums of the 2010s imo It is even a grower and ages well :) I experienced a bit of an underappreciation (even in the fanbase) for it when it came out back then, but many people nowadays consider it to be up there with the "holy trinity", consisting of Ok Computer, Kid A & In Rainbows 🙏🥲

[@unique1o1-g5h]

Back in 2018, when i wasn't much of a Radiohead fan. I was watching the pilot episode of Ozark, which had a very dark tone. The ending was making me feel particularly gloomy as the main character stepped out of his car, and started letting out an anguished cry and suddenly, a Radiohead song started playing, and the opening lyrics "Then into your life, there comes a darkness" with it's eerie atmosphere it created; It instantly converted me into a Radiohead fan. After that, I dove deep into their discography, listening to every album they'd released. I completely agree with the sentiment that this song feels like it could be Radiohead's final track. There's something about its mood and composition that gives it a sense of finality.

[@RhettAnderson]

The Numbers is my favorite song on the album, and this is my fave Radiohead album.

[@tydal2111]

Goated

[@GIBKEL]

These records exist out of time. This one though is a tear jerker. Must be in the air as I put it on yesterday. Need to watch the the three Paul Thomas Anderson.videos he did for this album. One art video and two live performances in his back yard. The good news, they recently got together and rehearsed.

[@veevamm3642]

Mucho credit to the hidden member Nigel Godrich. The genius producer.

[@josecienega6427]

I mean, The King of Limbs is a good album, but the From the Basement session is truly life changing. Give a chance

[@BlueSunYoutube]

omg, that "I want to go home" is a comment ive made so many times, Im a 30yr man and when my brain gets overwhelmed I say the same thing, I want to go back a safe space. and most people dont understand. Anxiety is an absolute prick and Ive been through the same process, the sudden highs and lows, I feel you are going through the same thing. Just know your not alone ok And yeah I talk about Radiohead all the time but nobody is listening

[@Josh-sn3py]

Hi, I’m a Radiohead fan who recently found your reaction videos. My English isn’t great, so I sometimes struggle to understand everything you say, but I really enjoy watching your reactions-they make me happy. Keep up the amazing work!

[@drewfindley2545]

Thank you so much for making these. I absolutely love seeing your reaction to my all time favorite band. Keep up the great work!!

[@robster191]

The strange mangled vocals at the end of Daydreaming are a backwards sample of Thom singing “half of my life, half of my life” - when this album came out he had just split up with his wife after 23 years of marriage. At the time of this album’s release he was ~46… meaning literally half of his life was spent with her. This album is a GORGeous, orchestral, cinematic tribute not only to their marriage but also a culmination of Radiohead’s whole discography. ALSO.. when you get on to The King of Limbs.. I’d highly recommend checking out Radiohead’s TKOL From The Basement.. it is SO GOOD

[@aldo34]

Such an emotional album, but not in a showy way. Very reflective, but also accepting.These dudes are at the very top of their game here, it's up there with their best - 100%. Plus - the strings! Johnny Greenwood is literally one of the best arrangers currently out there. Genius.

[@ivanalegre]

And the last one... True love waits was writen after Thom heard a story about a kid that was locked in an atic, he was only being surviving by eating lollipops and crisps... the kid eventually died. I always listen to music while I sleep. My mom died like 5 yeras ago, and one night i dream about her, i felt like a little boy again and i saw my mommy in my dreams, i huged her and the song i was hearing in my dreams was "True Love Waits" then i woke up and i just heard the last seconds of the song just to finally fall asleep again... ❤

[@todddouglas7231]

Small correction, Thom himself mentioned that he read an article about a kid who was left alone for a week as the parents were on holiday, and survived by eating the only food he could reach: Lolipops and Chips. The child did survive, and nothing was said about him being locked in an attic. The lines of the song about haunted attic, most people interpret as unrelated to the article. Ghosts that stay in a house waiting to move on

[@ivanalegre]

"Ful stop" is like a train coming towards you. And "Glass Eyes" is like coming down of that train.

[@michaeleduardo6408]

I just got off the train

[@fall9283]

@@michaeleduardo6408 then that's "Airbag"

[@ImPyroChad]

* *Thom Yorke* * in the studio recording True Love Waits like _"Yeah this sounds like _*_20 years_*_ of pent up anguish and depression, _*_P U T I T I N_*_ "_

[@lucashenriquedecastro5943]

This album is something else. The sound in it seems so mature. Perfect work i'd say

[@soliopy]

As others have said Thom Yorke's wife was dying of cancer at the time of this album being made and the 2 got separated the year previous. They had been together for 23 years and had 2 kids together. She also designed the cover art for a few of their singles. A large part of AMSP centers around this breakup and illness, the ending of Daydreaming being him repeating "Half of my life" and in Present Tense him saying "as my world comes crashing down". In 2017, the band dedicated the 10 year anniversary edition of OK Computer OKNOTOK version to her memory.

[@joshdebruin8975]

I am a Jonny Greenwood fanatic and he done most of the orchestration of the album. You should go check him out, and he is the lead guitarist of the band.

[@curseofkazar4539]

You need to watch the Burn The Witch video. It's based on a 1970s Kids TV show here in the UK (Trumption, Camberwick Green, Chigley), but pays homage to the cult horror film, The Wicker Man. It's so sinister it's genius

[@tsumusicguy09]

Doing “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea” and then following up with Radiohead’s discography is such an emotional trip. I’ve enjoyed watching your videos! It feels like I’m just chilling with a friend and bumping some tunes with them, and talking about them.

[@eb6510]

I think you'd really enjoy Promises by Pharoah Sanders and Floating Points, considering how much you liked the soundscape of this album.

[@MarcosAlan-vs8zi]

Girl, Please React To Radiohead's Hail To Thief Is One Of Their Most Underrated Albums

[@fridaypilot]

I definitely just skipped to the Present Tense reaction but the line "in you I'm lost" as the chords change is probably the most visceral out of body experience I've ever had, it's like a top 3 Radiohead song for me. Also! Fun fact, the first word of this album are stay, and the last one is leave.

[@the_oslovian]

Totally agree. Poor poor Thom!

[@jacobneylon647]

I was on acid once in my dorm room, listening to this album with my eyes closed, and I also had an out of body experience to Present Tense. It was probably the most comforting experience of my life. Incredible song.

[@kakuzugoated873]

This album truly made me a radiohead fan, before i could only really listen to in rainbows and the bends, but after this album I love all of their stuff. I could never imagine a world without this album, something I can say about very few albums.

[@fakecubed]

You have good taste, if those are your favorite three. I listen to all of it, enjoy almost all of it, but I'd definitely put those three albums, as albums, as my favorite too.

[@707hours]

HAIL TO THE THIEF NEXT PLS

[@Px4ce]

Yesss

[@tdrexel1]

I pray members of Radiohead find these reactions of yours, because I haven’t seen a better embodiment of the rollercoaster of emotion that the band creates with their music reflected on someone’s face and all of their body language than yours. We get the anxiety, the unbridled joy, the fear, the happiness, the straight dirty good sound they create, and just the general awe and appreciation of the beautiful sounds they created by watching you absorb it. Radiohead is somehow both rated extremely highly as musicians and severely underrated, and your reaction reminds me just how good they really are.

[@playerzer0o]

for me "Ful Stop" is like The National Anthem's Cousin

[@Talhagandansan]

More like life in a glasshouse

[@damiandominguez2749]

Your Radiohead journey should be YOURS - these albums are so personal, so affecting, that I thoroughly support you picking which direction you go in! I hope you're doing well and that the music helps navigate your life situations. Catharsis is such an important part of processing everything! Don't stress the chronological order -- I feel like knowing how these albums relate to one another is more important than listening to them in that order anyways. Your videos are a total delight, seeing someone engage so earnestly with my favorite artist of all time!

[@ericmartins1863]

Funny how being a Radiohead fan for so long, I'm just vibing and grooving along to the sadness, meanwhile, it hits her like a freight train..

[@the_oslovian]

No, don't get it away from you. Freak and feel, it's fine. Don't be scared for feeling sad and melancholic. It's ok girl ❤️

[@Teeheehee093]

Believe it or not, Pulk Pull Revolving Doors started off as a version of True Love Waits True Love Waits has been around since the early 90s but only made it onto an album in 2016, you can find early OK Computer versions of the song and the Pulk Pull version

[@Myth1n]

Present tense always ruins me. Being the emotionless robot that i am, i enjoy watching your videos and feeling your emotions which in turn makes me emotional again, its nice.

[@fakecubed]

Burn the Witch has one of the best music videos I've ever seen, from a band that has some of the best music videos of any band of all time.

[@martinandrewsnz]

It's such a privilege to share these experiences with you. What a fantastic journey

[@tickbox_]

True Love Waits is kind of a special moment for Radiohead fans. It was written VERY early in the bands career (there's different stories on this but I've heard it was as far back as Pablo Honey if not earlier), and they've played it live fairly regularly since then but they keep changing how it sounds. The most famous version of it for years was a live recording of Thom playing it by himself with an acoustic guitar (which honestly might still be my favourite version). It's been a fan favourite for literally decades at this point, and always a special moment in their live sets, but they were never satisfied with any recorded versions they tried. So finally getting it here is a big deal. Choosing to close the album with it has lead to a lot of speculation amongst fans that this is truly the bands last album ever, like a way of saying thank you and goodbye. Luckily it seems like that's not going to be the case (couple of the members have mentioned the band plans to work on something new soon, they've all been busy with side projects for a while now) but it would be a fantastic send off if it turned out to be the case.

[@rpineda8373]

The reversed vocals at the end of daydreaming say "half of my love" half of my life" Thoms former parner passed of cancer after 23 years of being together😢

[@wazzygd]

she died after the album released so that had no influence on it at all.

[@jsghetler]

@@wazzygdthey divorced before the album though. So yes it does.

[@wazzygd]

​@@jsghetler I'm talking about her death. The death of his ex-wife hasn't influenced the album.

[@philfrost5730]

That is unlikely @wazzygd. It has never been confirmed but intimated that Thom’s ex-wife was diagnosed with cancer during the making of the album. The band are really uncomfortable talking about the making of this album probably because of this

[@philfrost5730]

So maybe her death didn’t influence the album but her illness likely did

[@danimal519]

Did you know when you were hearing "True Love Waits" you were hearing their last song on their last album? Like you were talking about earlier... Incredible run

[@kreamywhip]

I heard this album about 2 years ago its serene sureal magical and emotional all blended together one of the best albums I've ever experienced listening to.

[@bluebirdsoftballcookie]

The best quote ever ‘why is everybody talking about Taylor Swift and not about this’ - you don’t need to say anymore - love u forever ❤

[@elfboy29]

The beautiful sounds of a collapsing life.

[@clotslurp]

Discovered you by your reaction to ok computer (one of the best albums ever by one of my favorite artists ever) and I’ve loved this channel since! Your reactions are very entertaining!

[@interstellarbeatteller9306]

*Deck's Dark* is one of the best songs of all time ▶ I just had to make a video to this incredible song with some footage from 'Ex-Machina'

[@kakobre86]

Alright, Kate...take a break from Radiohead.... ...just... ....don't leave.

[@GravityFalloutPines]

I never heard True Love Waits - that song literally made me cry - wow wasn't expecting that

[@liadcohen8327]

The whole time I was waiting for True Love Waits to destroy you. LOL

[@chan_martin]

Honestly if this is Radiohead’s last record, it’s a fitting one. It’s so so gorgeous and haunting. True Love Waits is the biggest gut punch in their entire catalog.

[@sonsofliberty9630]

You really should check out "The Smile". A band with Thom Yorke, Jonny Greenwood and Tom Skinner. They have 2 really really really amazing albums out. Their songs in that are so rich in details and imo even more addicting than their radiohead songs.

[@ivanalegre]

TTSSRMPMBMT is very underrated!! I love it!

[@vincevirtua]

I like that you don’t stop and start the songs in your reacting. I really think you’d like the Radiohead follow-up band The Smile when you get around to it.

[@HO-yc3pv]

glass eyes is so gorgeously melancholic

[@isaacdeyoung7399]

I found A Moon Shaped Pool at a very emotional point in my life. Like it felt like it was made for me. I feel so connected now it might be better than In Rainbows. I highly recomend you check out some of Thoms current work with The Smile :)

[@drumvc8060]

Some weeks, this is my favourite Radiohead album.

[@fakecubed]

They warned us in OK Computer. We didn't listen. A Moon Shaped Pool is an I-told-you-so.

[@ladrac198]

At this point AMSP feels like the band's final send-off to the music industry, like "Yeah you'll never fucking forget us." Of course the members are all doing great things on their own, but I kind of doubt we ever get another Radiohead album.

[@fakecubed]

@@ladrac198 They've been getting together recently to, quote: "rehearse". Seems like they have another tour coming up, maybe more than that. But even if it's just for another tour (30th anniversary of The Bends?), they've always said that going on tour together is when they come up with most of their new music and are at their most creative. We've never heard anything from them to suggest this will be their last album, and on the contrary we've heard from multiple band members suggesting they have every intention of doing another, eventually. But yeah, their various side projects have taken up a lot of their time. I think we can safely blame some large global events as being disruptive as well. The biggest obstacle seems to have been their inability to all just get in a room together with all their instruments and equipment, rather than any personal conflicts or a desire to stop making music. Any time we hear of them getting in a room together we should take as a good sign. Anyway, we'll have a much better idea of what's coming if they do indeed go on another tour in the near-ish future. They always debut new music at concerts, and a bunch of new material coming out of those would be the best evidence of a new album being worked on. In Radiohead fashion we probably won't get any announcement at all until very shortly before it's available for sale. Likely just a random "oh by the way" message from one of the members a week before another masterpiece drops completely out of the blue. I want to believe.

[@eastchchkea6475]

Radiohead are the hard places in life made beautiful

[@sonsofliberty9630]

The Piano in decks dark is so beutiful!

[@TheBunnyb0y]

Aaa the daydreaming one.. its so much me ^^ im naive and dream the best and i never... never learn.. im not dumb.. but im dumb.. and idk if i can, or want to change.. and its.. too late to

[@xNaturalist]

Radiohead was rehearsing a few months back. The boys are back. It's not the last album. Get psyched! New album. New tour. New songs!

[@John.Christopher]

Maybe late next year if we're lucky

[@ladrac198]

Oh shit fr?! I'm a big Radiohead fan but haven't been keeping up with news about them.

[@bcroamer2022]

God I hope so. The world is better with new Radiohead music in it.

[@xNaturalist]

@@John.Christopher Maybe maybe. The boys have always been known to surprise. I'd love another US tour road testing material but any way they want to do the next offering is going to be a beautiful thing to me.

[@markmcauleymcauley9287]

The smile new album is coming first

[@stuffthings1417]

"king of limbs" basement version. possibly my favorite.

[@playerzer0o]

I want to see you reacting to The King of Limbs

[@fatimalago8784]

Im typing this before hand ...i cant wait to see you react to this Album and how different but still Radio headish ...Wait till you hear Ok computer and more they are amazing 😢omg and Daydreaming

[@MrBrax]

The music video to burn the witch is so good

[@S-jq1yk]

The truth will mess you up

[@fignewtonbar8587]

LCD Soundsystem! LCD Soundsystem! LCD Soundsystem!

[@kurrutako89]

This Is Happening, preferably. She's not ready for Home. No one is.

[@patricksmith4704]

King of limbs from the basement please!!

[@tabIemanners]

Fabulous reaction! True Love Waits is truly something else. The version on I Might Be Wrong is also incredible. As other people have said, Hail To The Thief is your next stop! And if you ever do a reaction to their singles and b-sides, their Bond theme Spectre is one of their best songs. Have fun!

[@FuX1000]

I'm gonna be wild and say. Arguably their best album.

[@azulmidnightful]

Incredible reaction as always . Pretty close to how I felt first time I heard this album. I think the name of the album in my interpretation is a bout a " pool" of memories and emotions in our hearts from all our lives and how we swim in this "Heart Shaped Pool " For answers really . 😢 Devastating album , this record is one of my best friends . Greetings from Mexico

[@Zholobov1]

The Heart Shaped Box and A Moon Shaped Pool are slightly different things, though 😉

[@ladrac198]

You still have Hail to the Thief to listen to! Another near-perfect album ino, and King of Limbs is underrated in their discography... we don't talk about Pablo Honey😂

[@slumox213]

if this is the end of Radioheads lifespan it is a perfect one. The song has existed as a live recordingsince 1995. "Live in Oslo" It all goes full circle. You should really give it a listen!

[@leew6091]

A lot of people do obsess about Radiohead. They just do it in private, while contemplating their existence.

[@Poonchench]

I ABSOLUTELY recommend Hail to the Thief next. 2 + 2 = 5 is one of my favorite songs ever, and myxomatosis is also beautiful. Definitely worth it.

[@richardmose]

Thanks for your frank and honest Radiohead reactions, K8 the Gr8. I missed a couple of them, or maybe you didn't react to their complete library. You seem very vested in their musical message-so please continue to The King of Limbs-one of their most underrated masterpieces, Hail to the thief, excellent, but also underrated. If you're a perfectionist, like me, you may also want to react to Pablo Honey, but that's not necessary. There's also I may be wrong-a collection of live performances. Sorry to go on so long, but your reactions are so enjoyable and entertaining, I'd like to see more. Thanks.

[@Teeheehee093]

You should watch the Burn the Witch music video it's so good

[@snagglesnorf]

If you want something more fun after the Radiohead marathon I would recommend checking out an album by the band king gizzard and the lizard wizard

[@BadlyOrganisedGenius]

Thom Yorke and Jonny Greenwood from Radiohead went on to make a new band, The Smile. I would recommend their second album "Wall of Eyes". It's much less depressing than a moon shaped pool!

[@UncleGwendolyn]

Beautiful album.

[@BrotherDan01]

Just a thought: Considering how much you love the strings in this band, I wonder if you'd be a fan of String quartets, or symphonies! They also use a lot of classical music in their composition, so it would be a natural transition for you!! And such a great point about people needing to move from Taylor to these guys! Alot of Gen Zers on KZbin have a very emotional reactions to them, understandably so! But your reactions still take the cake! Thanks again!

[@nirodha60]

Before you move on k8, can I recommend you check out in your own time two little films from director Paul Thomas Anderson for the songs The Numbers and Present Tense. They are so beautifully shot and the acoustic arrangements are incredible.

[@Ausvwidabix2blorange]

Thom’s other band “The Smile” is releasing a new album on October 4th! i’d love to see you react to that if you get a chance.

[@jonki1980]

Absolutely love your reactions and brilliant detail as well

[@MattEerie]

Julia Holter - Loud City Song 2013 Fleet Foxes - Crack Up 2017 Beach House - Bloom 2012 Grizzly Bear - Veckatimest 2009 Joanna Newsom - Ys. 2006 Bon Iver - 22, A Million 2016 Angel Olsen - All Mirrors 2019

[@bymylights]

This list goes hard

[@curseofkazar4539]

If you want to know what a Radiohead concert is like, watch Radiohead at Glastonbury 2017. What I would give to have experienced it live

[@davidwilliams8440]

Watching this knowing that True Love Waits was lurking at the end of the track listing felt a little cruel, honestly 😅

[@NicholasSWilliams]

Oh, people do obsess about Radiohead. One of those people would be me.

[@neillasto7424]

Daydreaming for me is the most unsettling peice of music I've ever heard. I don't know if it's an anxiety induced nightmare or a hauntingly beautiful dream. Thought provoking and brilliant nevertheless.

[@johnmavroudis2054]

I genuinely think this album is part of the RADIOHEAD HOLY TRINITY (with OK Computer and Kid A)… It’s THAT good. People have severely underrated what a true masterpiece this is. It’s like the band spent some time listening to the strings on Elton John’s “MADMAN ACROSS THE WATER” album… particularly the title track. Absolutely. brilliant.