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Radiohead Reckoner Reaction and Dissection ~ The Decomposer Lounge

[@KeyOfGeebz]

Hey everybody! I just wanted to remind you that this is a headset experience if you have the opportunity in order to dig into some of the engineering Dynamics I talked about. Also, at the end of the video is a playlist of put together of all Radiohead reactions that I've done. Thank you all so much for constantly hanging in there and waiting for your favorite tracks to be played.

[@sean37581]

You make it great, thank you.

[@murderface15g13]

You owe it to yourself to review "The River Dragon Has Come" by Nevermore!

[@taz454]

You've reacted to every song I've suggested...and yes I'm taking credit for that! So here goes again! Exit (music for a film).....please.

[@DiamondDukePictures]

A joy! Can’t wait for you to hear Kid A or ‘you and who’s army’

[@jonathangross255]

@@taz454 i actually searched this last night to see if it existed here - haha. great request.

[@petvirus05]

This album is a masterpiece…

[@aperturius]

My favorite RH album for sure.

[@jameshannagan7830]

In my top three albums any genre all-time and the basement versions are even better I love King Of Limbs from the basement as well I would love to see a breakdown of Bloom or the Daily Mail but it has to be from the basement especially Bloom.

[@tariqbenkhayal6560]

Total masterpiece

[@the_oslovian]

Greatest album of all time

[@tnightwolf]

True! To me, it is like the perfect blend of everything they've ever done before mixed with an overall fresh approach to it.

[@artangel23]

"Because we separate Like ripples on a blank shore (In rainbows) Because we separate Like ripples on a blank shore (In rainbows)" I can't listen to this part without crying

[@TheAlibabatree]

In Rainbows is one of the best albums of all time. No hyperbole. Pick any song to react to, they’re all phenomenal. My picks would be Nude or Jigsaw.

[@evandickinson6393]

The only album better than In Rainbows is when you combine it with Ok Computer

[@xx-ug9hn]

@@evandickinson6393 Kid A is better than In Rainbows and OKC combined IMO

[@petebratschi]

@@xx-ug9hn no. Great album, don’t get me wrong, but OKC and In rainbows and even moon shaped pool are better IMO. (I still love kid a tho)

[@petebratschi]

@@xx-ug9hn you could make a case for kid a being better than IR or OKC individually but it is no where near better than both of them combined

[@jager9022]

@@petebratschi they did say “in their opinion”

[@johnohrstrom5112]

Nude specifically... I was serving in the USMC in Afghanistan right after this had come out. I'd bought the CD the day it came out and ripped it to an MP3 player... I was in a long range recon team and I'd listen to this album staring up at the most beautiful night skies I've ever seen after operating in the southwestern Afghan desert. Lying on nothing but a thin sleeping bag and moon like, powdered sand. The stars and the Milkyway appear so vibrant when you're in the middle of a desert, hundreds of miles from what can be called a city. A truly transcendent experience.

[@rickb1973]

Man, I spent the 1990's in the Army...Infantry, on a bunch of "peacekeeping" deployments...and you made think about the music that got me through. There are those albums and songs that are permanently time-stamped for me now and always remind me of those places...reminds me of coming back to my cot in some shitty place, cranking up my headphones, and just adjusting my headspace, ya know?...You were lucky to have In Rainbows....Peace, bro.

[@pooty195]

hell yea brother. cheers from iraq

[@DiamondDukePictures]

You came to the beautiful picture there, thank you for your service!

[@raffjmorales7352]

A US Marine and Radiohead fan. Dude, you're tite.

[@tmk8807trig]

Dude yes. One of the best songs ever created.

[@jimmyriggs1229]

This songs feels like you’ve been blasted out into the universe and you’re floating through space watching the stars and planets pass you by.

[@subliminalcheese1209]

10000%

[@canadianhienz57]

100% I could fall off of the planet and not notice while lost in this. This came out when I just returned from Afghanistan. My mind and heart were in need of reconciliation with being home…. the tone of this piece summed up where my soul was. Sorry if my comment comes across as pointless or disjointed; this is the only way I can describe where I was (and return to) when hearing this piece. Cathartic but not closing…..

[@jimmyriggs1229]

@@canadianhienz57 Not pointless at all. This song somehow fills our own individual void we each have inside. It moves me every time I listen.

[@kittervision]

right? I reckon that's true.

[@eatingsound373]

Great video. Please do 'Weird Fishes' next, it is a perfect arrangement. The interplay between the guitar parts is so beautiful.

[@tmk8807trig]

I second this majorly

[@chris16durban]

I, too, second this song.

[@noor6668]

I, three, second this splendid track.

[@jakebaldwin7172]

Make it 4

[@MegaTranRunnr73]

Make that 5!

[@AFormerClarity1]

Spacing out whilst listening to Radiohead is inevitable. They put you in a trance and mesmerize you with their incredible musicianship and arrangements and Thom's amazing head voice and falsetto that lulls you into a warm pillow of sound.

[@blakebauer2722]

100% musical coma

[@roemip]

Radiohead fans be like

[@AmateurSurgeonThe3rd]

Mmm lovely soft sound pillow

[@raymondayac8283]

You win

[@fcoquezada]

gay

[@BarberMidnight]

the emotion behind this song literally always gets me in the feels man. every single time.

[@nicholasstuart2357]

I've always found this song to be a simultaneous expression of both immense love and despair for humanity

[@wallflower630]

Does anyone else get this extreme nostalgia feeling as the song moves toward the ending? As the past drifts into the mist on the other side of the rainbow...

[@wallflower630]

@12 3 Thank you. There are so many things that come to mind with this song, and this is the first time I've heard it, but the imagery of rainbows as the albums title brings out a whole host of feelings. Promises, movement, and forgiveness all wrapped up in a beautiful package. I think I need to listen to it again lol. :)

[@jameshannagan7830]

I almost cried the first time I heard this I was in a bad place my wife passed suddenly at 48 and I was just locked up I could not grieve properly yet and this opened the floodgates in a good healthy way I do not find their music depressing at all it is cathartic.

[@owenf2835]

Yes i have this especially with the backing vocals on Weird fishes everytime i hear them my life flashes

[@unh0lys0da16]

For me the song is about accepting mortality. Not sure if I'm there yet, I guess kinda?

[@Justinhindsight]

The "From the Basement" sessions perfectly portray the creation of this beautiful music in a live setting.

[@njensen218]

Fun fact: This song is the only song on the album to mention the phrase "In Rainbows", and it's in the backing vocals when Thom repeats "Ripples are to blame", before he sings "Reckoner"

[@trxlmtb]

The last words of the final song on the album say “in rainbows” too 😊

[@SakuraTempura]

“Ripples on a blank shore”

[@Childofbhaal]

Thom Yorke said his guitar playing in this song is a homage to the way John Frusciante plays.

[@the_oslovian]

Makes sense! Love him too.

[@jacob2478]

Interesting, no wonder this is one of my favorite songs in my lifetime. Can you point me which interview Thom said this in?

[@adamlane6453]

@@jacob2478 Towards the end of this clip kzbin.info/www/bejne/e6vWoH2rrdWGh9E

[@dalianmoya]

oh you can definitely hear it

[@jacob2478]

@@adamlane6453 you’re awesome. Damn this just makes me love the song that much more. At first my ears would go directly to ride cymbal now it’s all guitar. Love it

[@DiamondDukePictures]

I used to tell people, most of the great bands have one songwriter with talent elevated to a genius status, only a handful have a songwriter that could be considered a once in a generation talent that stands above even the best of the best. Radiohead has 2. Thom and Johnny.

[@exdeath99]

And they're supported by one of the greatest rhythmic section there is, Colin & Phil. Plus Ed who is incredibly knowledgeable in atmospheric elements, effects, etc. There wouldn't be Radiohead without those 3

[@ClownenJac73]

@@exdeath99And Neil Godrich.

[@DGog224]

Knives Out, There There, Nude, Weird Fishes, Codex, Lotus Flower, Separator…I would love to see any of these get dissected!

[@heighleybaily8037]

Radiohead are so good at putting you in a headspace. The lyrics seem to come second to the vibes

[@nikkothegoblin]

More radiohead 😍 In Rainbows is a fantastic album, great song choice here

[@rohnnyjotten3985]

The Beatles, Pink Floyd, Radiohead, thats the company i believe they belong in, I'm convinced that in 30/40 years time they will be regarded as one of the most influential bands ever. The Numbers from their latest album A Moon Shaped Pool will blow you away, Jonny brings all his film score knowledge and skill to that track.

[@TheAlibabatree]

Yup. I’d put In Rainbows up there with Abbey Road and Dark Side.

[@chrisgordon9631]

Been saying this for years!! Couldn’t agree more. Personally, I’d probably sneak TOOL in there too. They deserve a place in the pantheon of timeless influential rock/metal bands too.

[@rohnnyjotten3985]

@@TheAlibabatree Yup. And you could put OK Computer up there with Sgt Peppers and The Wall.

[@adamlane6453]

@@chrisgordon9631 Abso-freaking-lutely. I've been saying the same for both bands for ages. They're just so far beyond their peers. Easily my two favorite contemporary bands, no contest. A coheadlining concert is my ultimate fantasy show. Can you imagine?

[@footckeyball]

@El Rizzle that might be the stupidest thing I've ever heard. Pink Floyd put out four albums in a row that blow away anything The Beatles ever made. The Beatles are my favorite band, but Pink Floyd at their peak were the best songwriters to ever exist. The way you discount the wall by not even mentioning it is blasphemy

[@martinfeeney4362]

Weird fishes please , it’s an amazing song you will love it , I’m sure everyone here would agree

[@CitizenSniiiips]

dude almost at 200k subs!!!! That makes me so happy. Seriously one of the best music focused youtube channels to come out in a LONG time

[@aimeelowe1633]

Radiohead ❤️ This whole album is an artwork of absolute beauty

[@Demention94]

Simple and well said.

[@kittervision]

check out their "from the basement" recording... it made me start obsessing with radiohead all over again. they are the gift that keeps giving.

[@tinman8753]

I agree that this is their best album. It blows OK Computer out of the water

[@drewdevine9405]

Love the Radiohead reactions. Another vote for do “Airbag” next.

[@livewirelozzie3252]

Geebz, a reaction of radiohead's 'Spectre' would be awesome. It was written to be the opening theme for the James Bond Spectre movie however it was replaced for being too dark

[@valentin7693]

Dumbest decision ever. As if it was a kid's movie...

[@euanclark1154]

^^^^^^ the strings made me cry!

[@andymandy8862]

One of the best string arrangements in a Radiohead song. For another great one, check out Harry Patch (In Memory Of). Just beautiful.

[@crazy_curty2]

In Rainbows is a masterpiece. Keep the good vibes comin Geebz!!

[@vanilla_milkshake]

Radiohead's catalogue is filled with bold engineering dynamics. I highly suggest their song "Dollars and Cents" next!

[@wurble]

Dollars and Cents is so underrated. It's definitely in my top 5 Radiohead songs.

[@dyska7]

If you love Jonny Greenwood's string arrangements, I'd definitely recommend Daydreaming

[@TheBrigettedmisur]

The numbers would be awesome too. Perhaps the whole album lol

[@antoineroche2073]

And There will be blood and Phantom thread soundtracks.

[@lukeafterluke]

yeeeaa.. def would love to see him do daydreaming

[@robdaniel3211]

The guitarist Johnny Greenwood composes the orchestral parts; he’s done some film scores which are amazing. One big one was for There Will be Blood.

[@triumphtinltcomicdg]

yep he should "decompose" some from There Will be Blood or Master

[@syntheticsleep]

Such a good song! It took a while for this album to grow on me, but I think now it's my favorite. You should do yourself a solid and whenever you do a Radiohead track, afterwards see if there's a Live From the Basement version and check that out, either on the channel or on your own time. Those shows are beyond fantastic. A nice, intimate look at the guys playing in a "live in the studio" session. Reckoner is on there, and it's beautiful. 🤘🔥🤘

[@joehynes5452]

same here, didn't love it at first but now I think it's some of their best work

[@syntheticsleep]

@@joehynes5452 it was so stripped down and kind of poppy compared to HttT, which had become my favorite. But they have this subtle brilliance in their arrangements that remind me a lot of the Cure, one of my top favorite bands of all time. The Brits just seem to know how to pull that off.

[@the_oslovian]

Yes!!!

[@stevemoisan]

The From The Basement version of Reckoner is one of the most beautiful pieces of music I've ever heard.

[@DiedonSunday]

It definitely feels the most mature of their albums. A synthesis of all prior works. Totally agree.

[@whitneybaxter3299]

I hope you do fake plastic trees it’s my second favorite. I played it in the car with my kids and they were like what was THAT, that was beautiful! I love seeing people’s blind reactions of songs!

[@johnohrstrom5112]

Accoustic!

[@withershin]

I heard this song for the first time in concert on their In Rainbows tour (Toronto). I literally closed my eyes to listen to it because it was so beautiful to me.

[@coolhandchunk]

You need to listen to this song in context of the whole album....there is a great flow from song to song that you miss out on when listening to individual songs.

[@euanclark1154]

Agreed. The flow of this album is uniquely Radiohead. Gorgeously composed and richly detailed. The tonal movement is sooooooo warm and buttery from song to song, its like a warm hug and a hot mug.

[@MrThePessimist]

@@euanclark1154 i'm not shy to say that this is my favorite album by them

[@sensaiko]

sometimes i think that the best Radiohead album is In Rainbows from the Basement

[@SakuraTempura]

The way this flows into house of cards is just incredible

[@dxaminal777]

Honestly, EVERY song on this album, In Rainbows, is amazing. Another reaction of any song from this album would be great. Hard to pick a favorite, but "Jigsaw falling into place", "Weird Fishes/Arpeggi" or"House of Cards" come to mind.

[@JayPhonomancer]

House of Cards kind of passed me by on first listen to the album but I feel like it's the secret weapon on the album. Fairly conventional but with such a rich sound and beaitiful laid back groove. It's just flawlessly executed.

[@alongr5]

One of the best songs by Radiohead

[@DiogoAlex]

If you wanna listen to a climax driven by the bass, you must listen to Radiohead's Exit Music for a Film. It will melt your face

[@Leitmotif01]

“How to disappear completely” another masterpiece

[@austinmucciante3108]

For the next Radiohead please "The Daily Mail". You will LOVE it. Sounds totally unique and explosive

[@blakebauer2722]

Such a good one

[@elliottallinson9798]

Agreed. Would love to see your breakdown on The Daily Mail.

[@plummetplum]

From the basement version is best.

[@bottingjeff9660]

@@plummetplum the basement version is actually the same recording as was released with staircase

[@tonyg5162]

Love it!

[@andrewsolano487]

In Rainbows is their magnum opus in my opinion and Radiohead at their best. It's a perfect amalgamation of their earlier rock sound of Pablo Honey and The Bends and their more experimental/electronic sound of KID A and Amnesiac. No reaction needed, but if you want to treat yourself, check out their From the Basement live session of In Rainbows and King of Limbs. Those albums take on a whole new level when performed live. Cheers for the great videos!

[@DiamondDukePictures]

Trying to pick the best Radiohead album is tough. In rainbows may be their sgt pepper… but then you come back to kid a and ok computer and like… how are those not just as groundbreaking and genius !?

[@almightytallest4009]

To me it goes: Rubber Soul/The Bends, Revolver/Ok Computer, Sgt Pepper/Kid A, MMT/Amnesiac, White/Hail TtT Abbey Road/In Rainbows. They started to get really good, broadened and their sound a lot, went more experimental and trippy, got real weird with it, had a longer album that was kinda all over the place, and then one that feels like it hits a lot of their past high marks while tying the tracks together

[@the_oslovian]

Yes!!

[@exdeath99]

There are (few) weaker songs on AMSP but they elevated their sound to something even beyond in my opinion

[@cisco1225]

And I saw this album tour. One of the best shows ever. I have the second to last “RADIOHEA_D” from this album cover tatted on a music collage on my back

[@jeremycrump4162]

Love the radiohead listens

[@brookeellenfreeman7699]

One of the best albums out there in my opinion. Good song selection, Geebz!! 💕

[@waloacme]

I could listen to the outro riff for hours.

[@dinkelberchs3697]

It's so much fun watching this guy catch almost every small detail at his first listen. Little things that I've come to appreciate about these songs after years of listening to them, this guy pauses on his first listen and points it out straight away. Love your attention to detail

[@Robin19196]

Something I love about this tune is that it makes you feel like you’re falling at times. If you know the band, you know they’ll catch you a few moments past the point of comfort. If you don’t know them, I imagine their music can catch you emotionally off guard. Great video, Geebz!

[@Thegbear]

There’s a reason the band is known as depressing - they have a way of reaching into your guts through your stomach and pulling your heart out. Daydreaming made me bawl.

[@georgiev1746]

Would love to see you cover Radiohead “The Daily Mail” (From The Basement version)

[@austinmucciante3108]

2nd this

[@jameshannagan7830]

@Mario Castillo Have you seen Framptons version of Reckoner it is beautiful.

[@jonathangross255]

@Mario Castillo list may go on for a while - yes please. newly subscribed* would love to hear it the break down.

[@katyhathaway1805]

Yes, yes, yes! My personal favourite of theirs.

[@tombalabombification]

One of my all time favourite albums

[@agateforghosts291]

This is really an amazing record. Radiohead has never made a *bad* album but I think this was their last truly *great* to date. "All I need" from the same record is something you'll really dig.

[@YesVideosToTalkAbout]

I think a moon shaped pool was great

[@agateforghosts291]

@@YesVideosToTalkAbout it's definitely good but it didn't grab me like in rainbows did. It's grown on me a bit, much more than king of limbs. But the basement session really improved that album too.

[@justsomejusstsome8994]

@@YesVideosToTalkAbout Yep. I think that album is way underrated. Just as good as their "great 3". This comment proves it's underrated. But surely it'll soon be regarded as another great in that canon.

[@robdaniel3211]

Radiohead has some of the best songs ever recorded/mixed/produced.

[@millezenith]

One of the most emotionally loaded Radiohead songs for me, would really love to see Bloom in a future video, and as usual, here is my humble request for a reaction to Svefn-g-Englar by Sigur Rós

[@CraigKeidel]

Ny Batteri, same album.

[@millezenith]

@@CraigKeidel Honestly any of the songs from Ágætis Byrjun would make for great reactions

[@CraigKeidel]

@@millezenith Yeah probably. Great album.

[@jameshannagan7830]

If you do Bloom you have to do the basement version its much better live actually all the basement versions are fantastic they are all better than the studio ones plus it is so cool seeing how they pull some of the stuff off with no recorded music at all amazing how much stuff I thought were keyboards of some kind and were actually guitars.

[@millezenith]

@@jameshannagan7830 I think the best way to experience 'Bloom' or any of TKOL is to first listen to the studio versions and then The Basement Session and for Bloom one should also seek out Thom's solo piano version

[@lorebroker52]

Such a good song. On such a good album. Criminally underrated by those who only put OK Computer on a pedestal (which is fine to do but I'd argue the pedestal has enough room for Kid A and In Rainbows, too). Still pointing you to Dredg's Symbol Song as always.

[@yomo1690]

True, tbh the warmth of this album has probably push it above ok computer for me.

[@gustoaudio8711]

Agreed, those 3 are all masterpieces. The other albums are at least 8’s or 9’s out of 10. Pablo Honey by their standards is the only one that doesn’t stack up as a great

[@MisterBrimm]

We're listening to more Radiohead, finally! Geebz this is - gun to my head - my favorite band, there are still a million songs of theirs worth listening to.

[@Hexadolf]

Hell yeah, another Radiohead. Please do all In Rainbows song haha

[@troyjohnson9873]

Great job!! I love watching your reactions! Your smile lights up the room :) must listens: weird fishes; daydreaming; in limbo. And for a more heavier sound from Radiohead: national anthem; bodysnachers; myxomatosis. Mahalo!

[@bumblebee7542]

I love your radiohead reactions for some reason. It's nice to see someone appreciate their art as much as I do and add such a technical breakdown to it, as well as appreciating the sheer beauty and their emotion

[@KeyOfGeebz]

Thank you :)

[@matthewisaacs4797]

I love watching these. Honestly it feels like I'm listening to and then chatting about music with my friends

[@the_oslovian]

You have to see this in "Live from the Basement" version. Oh my god.

[@the_oslovian]

And yepp, a lot of people who love Radiohead are musicians themselves and appreciates all the details.

[@nickjones4777]

Aw yes I was hoping you'd do this one, such an incredible song. You should really do an album reaction to OK Computer or In Rainbows. They are both amazing albums.

[@cebrinpitts]

I love the random journey you've been taken on by your followers thus far for Radiohead. It has to be an absolute headspin. They have such a deep, and vast discography. Enjoy it, man. 🤙

[@adambundy5407]

This song is an experience, along with on rainbows...wow..the only word...wow

[@aidan5114]

That “separation” you note is because we’re separate, like ripples on a blank shore, or like colors In Rainbows. The album is a masterwork of the 21st Century.

[@traci9972]

I just saw this!! Reckoner was the song that got me hooked on Radiohead! Thank you for doing it. You rock! 😊

[@janssenpaul928]

The emotions stirred by this song....

[@RDRussell2]

As a composer who once worked in a major NYC conservatory, I've got to back you up on the idea of simplicity. Simplicity is NOT easy. Simplicity is where you are most exposed. Simplicity is where you cannot hide. I can't tell you how many composers I've listened to who hide behind complexity. For them, it's a shield. They are almost saying, "How can think my music is bad? Don't you hear how complex it is?" I used to think this was a hallmark of student work, of someone trying too hard to impress. But there are plenty of more elder composers who do the same thing. I say, "Be brave. Dare to be simple." It's not as easy as it looks.

[@nikroy16]

DECKS DARK PLEASE!!!!

[@tnightwolf]

Bodysnatchers and Jigsaw if you want a more upbeat Rock sound; 15 Steps if you want a energized and, all-around, very good Pop-Rock song; All I Need if you want to begin in space chilling and then explode like a supernova... this album has everything.

[@kev_417]

Would love to see more Radiohead (There There in particular) but I would love to see you do 'Future Islands - Light House', a really beautiful, fantastically paced and poignant song.

[@shiv2033]

RADIOHEAD IS A GENRE!!!

[@kinghijinx5892]

One of their best songs.

[@xXeddie92Xx]

the gnarls barkley cover of this song is excellent too

[@TanguyBlanchard]

With Josh Klinghoffer!

[@gened9632]

Without reading through comments, my bet is that there's dozens arguing which album is "best". They're all different in their subtle approach. IMO, this one highlights their mastery of arrangement. Weird Fishes isn't super complicated, but the arrangement is phenomenal. As I mentioned in another video on this channel, I almost quit playing guitar because the complexity of their arrangements on this album. To sit down, listen to relatively uncomplicated individual playing, whilst hearing this ridiculously complex and beautiful music is quite overwhelming. So, to hear people argue which album is "best", factor in the subjective experience of the listener at the time in their lives correlated to said album, and combine it with the aspect of the album that resonates with them personally. That's part of the beauty of music. It's an art form that people put out there and each of us attach to it as if it were written specifically as a soundtrack to our inner world. So it goes...

[@ShrimplyPibblesJr]

Possibly my favorite Radiohead song. The drums really make it feel grounded while the vocals fly above.

[@kittervision]

this song is amazing on all levels.

[@bradwalters2612]

Would be great to see you do ‘Nude’ from this same album and also see you react to their song ‘Daily Mail.’ Also, I’m going to keep asking for this one, ‘Roads’ from Portishead!

[@TylerTylerTyler]

Radiohead's "Life in a Glasshouse" Next. UPVOTE THIS!!!!

[@destructyo]

I've always loved Radiohead's chord writing. one of my favorite things about these videos is watching you react to my favorite chord changes and how you obviously appreciate them

[@ellfra2]

I remember listening to Reckoner during a long descent into Frankfurt airport from Singapore, predawn with lights appearing out of the scattered low cloud, pretty much perfect backdrop.

[@geoffreyhhill]

Guaranteed view from me for any Radiohead video

[@JackChurchill101]

For Radiohead - I would seriously recommend "The butcher"; "The daily Mail"; "Where I end and you begin" and "Weird Fishes"... All from later albums, like this one. All utterly original compositions.

[@jeeither]

Where I End And You Begin is up there with my all time Radiohead favorites. Takes you on a ride for sure.

[@jma1460]

+1 for "Weird Fishes"

[@anomix]

A great reaction to a personal favourite of mine. I suggest listening to "2 + 2 = 5" off the Hail to the Theif album.

[@mr_k4tz]

Decks Dark is a great Radiohead song to review. I’d be interested to see how you react to their ‘newer’ stuff.

[@MrAllmp3]

My favorite song for all times

[@crnitzsche]

My fav song. And, I forgot I was watching this until you stopped it to say that you forgot what you were doing. Glad you’re enjoying Radiohead. Tks for the vid

[@kellinandrade8539]

I first watch your chanel right after the How to Disappear Completely reaction, and as a huge fan of Radiohead I really appreciate your Radiohead reactions! Also, ive used to listen Radiohead a lot whit my sister. But the covid pandemic dont allow us to do it very often. So every time I miss listening Radiohead with her, I watch your videos. Thanks for your great work, and love for music.

[@transamination]

One of the best openings to a track I've heard. It completely envelopes and overwhelms you.

[@pauloneill9880]

Not knowing the lyrics? That's a huge part of the enjoyment .

[@matthewabbott8487]

Really loved watching these videos. As you seem to like the orchestral pieces (Jonny Greenwood does these I believe) I think you should check out the James Bond theme they did called Spectre. It was never used as the producers thought it was too dark. (Radiohead? Too dark?) I think it is awesome and that you would really like it.

[@ianvaldez3886]

Best album ever for states of altered consciousness. Truly the greatest.

[@sussychachi]

RadioHead one of the favorite modern bands that I really appreciated got inducted in the Rock hall of fame. :)

[@rleandro315]

This song is an experience, man. It touches my soul in such a unique way.

[@Agostoic]

Second favorite after OK computer, such a bold step forward in evolution into the solid basis of rock but with the avant garde edge of their, infamously misunderstood, kid A. Perfect mixture 🤙

[@thirtyred7091]

This whole album is a must, one of their best without a doubt

[@Templeandtide]

I think I realized the reason I like this channel and others similar to it. It's not just the new trivia that I have to appreciate about songs that I like.. It's that I get to vicariously share music with someone who is excited about it. Watching your reactions is the kind of thing I always hoped my friends would have when sharing my tastes with them.

[@deedoublejay]

"Just", "Fake Plastic Trees", "Exit Music (For a Film)", "There, There", "Optimistic", "Airbag"...I could go on. It might not be popular, but I think you might like "Motion Picture Soundtrack", too.

[@ClaudioMartella]

Thom Yorke always focuses on the upper range, the choir fills in for the lower range.

[@GusCalderon85]

Sail To The Moon!!!! Please!!

[@craigdaily4510]

I would love to see your reaction to "The Numbers" off of a moon shaped pool. It's amazing with headphones!

[@thesmodieman6526]

I would give a listen to Johnny's (the guitarist and string composer) soundtrack work...especially "Prospectors Arrive" from the film There Will Be Blood...masterpiece of composition

[@jorgenvandeburgt8670]

Years ago, I went to a premiere of a movie about sustainability and Thom Yorke did this song on a livefeed before the movie.

[@kristinzeiber23]

Did you happen to notice at the golden ratio of the album (about 5:58 to 6:05 in this video ), Thom Yorke sings "In Rainbows" at the same time another voice track sings "blank shore." Radiohead is absolutely an *experience*. I would recommend listening to the album in its entirety, as it's a masterpiece. It was the first Radiohead album I listened to, and remains my favorite of their discography, although I love them all.

[@seanm241]

what's the "golden ratio" of an album?

[@Dechral]

I love this album from start to finish. Thx for sharing your reactions boss.

[@warofages13]

I’m glad you did this one, it’s easily My personal favorite with subterranean homesick alien from ok computer as a close second!

[@jasonanderson5392]

This is one of my favorites off of this album. What an awesome continuing journey into Radiohead’s discography.