Radiohead - The Butcher

[@warrenmusic]

Dear Radiohead, please play this song live. Your fan, Warren.

[@MyWizardboy]

Warren ! , Thanks for the tutorials :)

[@amnesieae]

Holy shit Warren we love u

[@boogieman.1698]

i love you warren

[@1988PEDROPEREIRA]

Best radiohead lessons! Warren

[@MM-vs2et]

@@ethandeister6567 never happened this far :)

[@Mrseparator92]

When he says 'my heart's still pumping', the drums come in as if to prove to you your heart's still beating. Amazing feeling when I first heard this. Just feel the blood pumping through you, then the drums come in, and you feel your heart beating, and then the music just flows through you. EPIC

[@lucasc5622]

its such a high energy moment

[@davieabratt92]

it is the second time he says 'my heart's still pumping ' that kills me

[@magua4]

a song consisting of loops, a keyboard, drums, a japanese instrument that i cant put my finger on, and multiple layers of thom's voice. beautiful

[@TheRealJackee4]

taiko

[@jetblackc22]

All Radiohead videos should have a tiny dancing Thom in the corner somewhere, just flailing away as he does.

[@dan-mo]

3:14 till the end is absolutely amazing. TKOL with this song, Supercollider, The daily mail and Staircase on it would have been Radiohead's best effort by far.

[@zynel413]

If they had just released TKOL live from the basement and fit butcher on it somehow... in my opinion, it would've been In Rainbows level of great.

[@pauljohnpinkybennett3557]

What about "in rainbows" , ???

[@sadeatthewhip1846]

Knew the part you meant without even clicking. But clicked anyway because it’s dope.

[@zeldalinkring1923]

Bloom Magpie Supercollider Little by little Butcher Staircase Feral Lotus Codex Give up the ghost Separator GOATED record

[@gabrielbraga1981]

@@pauljohnpinkybennett3557 in rainbows is the safest radiohead album

[@SaoLorenco]

I always wonder how differently TKOL would be remembered if Supercollider, The Butcher, Staircase and The Daily Mail had been included

[@amincamus6337]

Exacly

[@pauljohnpinkybennett3557]

They blend like a jigsaw, masterpiece bud.

[@alvifadhollah]

For real

[@VinEllis]

And These Are My Twisted Words is from the same era

[@liadcohen8327]

It's funny you say that. After Hail to the Thief, Thom posted somewhere an abridged tracklist that would've made that record so much tighter and it probably would be talked about as one of their best the way OKC, Kid A, and In Rainbows are. I think they started leaning towards tighter records after that. I know these tracks where left off because they weren't done, but it's ironic that people look at the tightest record they made as incomplete, and Thom looked back at the loosest as too much.

[@ImanShahid]

Radiohead is never boring. Even the monotony is amazing.

[@CraigStCyrPlus]

MonoThomy*

[@ImanShahid]

@@CraigStCyrPlus thank you for commenting on a comment I don't remember posting because I was cute and 17 and falling in love with radiohead. 😭 Still love em just as intensely.

[@gon9881]

⁠@@ImanShahidwas? Still are! :)

[@ManlyOBeeferton]

I'd forgotten this song was that old. I still think of it as a 'newish' release XD.

[@MicahBuzanANIMATION]

That 12 years ago. This comment makes me feel old :(@@ImanShahid

[@alexlips776]

Jesus Christ the best songs from the king of limbs weren't even on the album

[@truefunksoul8638]

Codex was on the album

[@milanmiric5534]

Absolutely. Really, I mean, damn MORNING MR MAGPIE was on it. And they left out THIS, and Daily Mail and the GORGEOUS Staircase? :(

[@lsotg]

Woah Woah I see your point. Leaving the Daily Mail off as it didn't fit, fair enough. I get that... But not having Butcher or Staircase on there is pure Heresy.

[@ExileOnDaytonStreet]

@@lsotg Maybe its just me, but I feel like Butcher/Supercollider felt more like Thom solo material than Radiohead songs. Staircase, however... man that song would've been a great addition.

[@luismoraless7133]

@@ExileOnDaytonStreet I'm not sure but I have the feeling those songs got made after the album was done

[@Nygle123]

Phil Selway is simply brilliant on this piece!

[@CraigStCyrPlus]

So precise!

[@ck675]

2:01 highlight moment for this band, gets me every time

[@versatilKJZ]

Classic of Radiohead

[@Xagent86X]

agreed

[@Citiesinmotionplayer]

That moment when you realize that the whole song has been off-beat up until that point.

[@Ablequerq]

Or 2:54

[@PalaceDude]

@@Citiesinmotionplayer It's magic, and I can't blame them for not playing it live (although I'm sure it's not hard for them to pull off).

[@null140]

i love how i latch onto the wrong beat for the first half, and every time i get fooled by the real one when the whole drum pattern kicks in

[@nikiyerbamate]

its like pyramid song in that sense isnt it?

[@Jens9807]

syncopation

[@MM-vs2et]

@@nikiyerbamate in pyramid song you're not fooled, you're just confused. Theres no rhythm to catch on to. Here, there's a clear rhythm to bounce your head to, before the drum kicks in.

[@nikiyerbamate]

@@MM-vs2et well yea, but its the same sort of feeling i think

[@JairajSinghPatil]

Happens in Cymbal Rush too or bloom

[@clockdockfree]

Wow, this is underrated. I really LOVE it when Radiohead plays around with beats.

[@childofthesun32]

I agree. I think they are probably the best at it out of everyone. I know there are a lot of artists that do this sort of thing and some are probably more experimental than Radiohead, but I just feel like Radiohead can do what anyone else does far better than anyone else. Also, when Radiohead play around with the ol' drum machine... It really makes me hyper aware of the unnecessary nature of Remixes.... Because Radiohead know their way around the mixing and remixing and drum beat patterns far, far, far beyond any of the remix artists - which I just find annoying!

[@jasonmann2902]

This, Videotape and Little by little, Radiohead are fucking with hidden syncopation, I keep coming back to these 3 songs and couldn't place it for so long.

[@groovycald]

This would fit right in on The Eraser

[@ck675]

Corey Caldwell I love the eraser but this is just next level, in my opinion.

[@Smashingpumpins]

yeeeeeeee

[@tabinavi.]

more TMB

[@danielpruett5252]

Except that it's way better than anything on The Eraser

[@zynel413]

@@danielpruett5252 never say that about any album that has Harrowdown hill again

[@louvivian520]

This is on my list of most rewarding Radiohead songs. When you know where the downbeat is, the snare coming in is pure euphoria.

[@M_Lev]

In the massively long list of non album bangers released by Radiohead, this might be my favorite. Nice of Thom to finally let Jonny play with some banjos!

[@AnimatedLoopHD]

There's banjos in this??

[@Goallpeashooters]

apparently Jonny enjoys banjos because this ain't the first time he's played them.

[@nathanaustin6625]

I danced to this song under a hazy moonlit sky last night. I was out in the country alone with my iPod Classic and earbuds on. Trees surrounded me on both sides with a full moon as the only witness to the event. It was wonderful!

[@yuccatree4298]

Nathan, i know it's a year later but I love to hear of people doing this kind of thing. I'm prone to do the very same. More power to you, sir. Keep on being fabulous 🌻

[@tessduval4792]

Wish I could have joined you

[@ibbixxii]

that must've been a very special experience, I'm happy for you

[@melissaa7414]

This is forever ago but I wish I could meet someone who loved him as much as I do cuz I would totally be down

[@GothPrime]

Pics or didn’t happen

[@nicknicoshugah]

It's amazing listening to this song for the first time not knowing where's the down beat, realizing where it is when the drums come in at the 2 minute mark, and finally listening for a second time to discover an entirely new song now with your understanding of the beat

[@semares1]

Nigel godrich killing it on this track.

[@CYTRIX-nd2zw]

yeah the clicks are just on point

[@MM-vs2et]

@@CYTRIX-nd2zw literally

[@MrDaale]

Really, genuinely exceptional. They seem to be able to put together these amazing tracks, they sound fantastic. The lyrics have never faltered, and Thom's voice is still incredible. I don't think I'm ever going to stop loving Radiohead, throughout my whole life.

[@PaulHarmon1878]

Such a great track , Radiohead just keep getting better. King Of Limbs is a great album and is one of their best a long with Kid A , Amnesiac and HTTT

[@guy-eg2yd]

good picks! love all their stuff but their run from amnesiac to in rainbows was untouchable

[@Hoodoo123]

My problems float away when i listen to Radiohead. Gorgeous.

[@biggestfanofroger]

A song that only so slowly grew on me. And here I am, years after the release, and I'm absolutely loving it

[@MinkyBoodle44]

That seems to be Radiohead's theme lately: give it time, and you'll freaking love it

[@twochordcool]

Tell me about it...I wish I could get my lame brother to listen to only Radiohead until they clicked - he'd like them...but right now he doesn't.

[@XXapples9876XX]

the trick with Radiohead is finding that one song that will click, and then you're hooked.

[@cyrusvanbeethoven4626]

XXapples9876XX "The Butcher" - My obsession. Guilty. :)

[@XXapples9876XX]

Cyrus Van Beethoven ya it quickly became my on repeat track as well!

[@inkajoo]

I want a whole album of this.

[@peachabutt]

Listen to The Eraser (Thom's solo album) they're very similar

[@arrancox3134]

Bloody out of this world moving, from the drum loops to lyrics. Can't hear it enough times!

[@Lorij24]

One of my favourites. A Butcher; feel nothing.

[@VinEllis]

He's a warrior, warrior He's a little bitch come and honor him

[@mrflibble1259]

@@VinEllis I thought it was he's a little bitch coming at him?

[@meepmeeepmeeeep]

@@mrflibble1259 im with you, i thought thom intentionally went "he's a worrier, a worrier, it's a little bitch coming out of him, he's a warrior, a warrior, it's a little bitch coming at him, coming at him"

[@InsaneCarville]

Hadn't heard this before... and here I thought I was a Radiohead fan

[@Epiales3]

+Chris Carville I found this one a few year ago and its one of my favourites. Supercollider is the b side i think.......Im a huge Radiohead fan and have been since the early 90s. I still find new work of theirs on here...

[@surroundgatari]

The Butcher is the b-side. Well, technically they're both b-sides.

[@loouis33]

just wondering... isn't supercollider, the butcher, the staircase and the daily mail all "b-sides" of king of limbs ?

[@vizhumo]

Chris Carville neither me! that's why I'm a fan. This band always surprises me.

[@InsaneCarville]

@Oltgere The last bit made me laugh, the rest I'm trying to figure out if you're joking or have a serious mental illness.

[@zdarknes72]

I CANT STOP LISTENING TO THIS. Radiohead, you guys are amazing.

[@iamapsychrn]

I have to agree with you about when Phil comes in @ 2:02....this group of musicians....These Radiohead people are of their own ilk! They are fascinating..not afraid to share what they feel...and they do metamorphisize t/o time. they are timeless, flawless and without paralell! ONE of a KIND

[@fitterhappier88]

haven't you realized yet, that there is no need to compare their albums.. it's like a metamorphosis.. it depends on your mood, feelings and on which level you are at the moment. each of their albums represent a feeling. and you can feel the album, or not. and it's changing in time, as you change.

[@pauljohnpinkybennett3557]

Since Kid A, all the albums have been out there, as classics.

[@nomalthenomal]

"The King of Limbs" is a perfect metaphor for describing a tree. It has many limbs and a great crown of leaves.

[@valentinebombs]

This song just brings so many memories, and it's really odd, I used to know a guy who was kind of fucked up in the head. He was a pretty agressive boy. Then when he turned 17 he left with his mother to Switzerland and later on he found a job as a butcher there. Only years later I was told he really had a hard time when he was a kid; he had lived stuff that would make anyone feel terribly hollow. This song is like I'm inside his head, listening to what he might be thinking every morning.

[@mrflibble1259]

Took a few listens for me to get it but god, I hear this song now and it's just got this certain amazing sense of epicness which I simply didn't hear at first. If you're underwhelmed by this at first, trust me it gets better every time you hear it

[@garrethdavis]

how do they continue to make such epic music? It's beyond me.

[@DoctorGonzo41]

Once again, a B side track that is more than worthy of being on the album. Oh wait it's Radiohead....

[@childofthesun32]

Back in the 90s, in my youth.. I wasn't particularly interested in music. I heard good music and I liked it.. It just didn't really bother me. Then I heard Creep for the first time and my eyes/ears were truly opened to music better than I ever imagined. Years later... The song Cuttooth gave me that feeling too, totally unexpectedly.. I thought that, before then.. Music was as good as it could get.. And most of it was done by Radiohead. The B-sides "Cuttooth, Worrywort and Fog" blew my mind and I realised.. There's no limit to how great music can be... The limit is the human ability to write and create it. This song was the latest that I felt opened my mind to what was possible. When I first heard this song and the drums kicked in... I felt as though Radiohead could pretty much "hold the world to ransom".... Yes we live in a world of music piracy.. Where artists don't earn money from their music.. But from touring and merchandise.. But I felt that this song was so good.. That Radiohead could just threaten "There'll be no more of this.. Unless you pay us money!"

[@ro32x]

The exact same thing happened to me, U2 was about as good as it got, then you started scratching around with the likes of Pet Shop Boys! But then one day I heard Creep on the radio and loved it, but never heard the artist name! About 2 years later I heard it again (Robbie Williams was playing his favourite tracks on radio1, and it was one of them), this time I got the artist name. My mate lent me their only 2 albums out at the time... and i thought 'now this is real music'. When OKC came out it blew my mind, it sounded like no other music ever released. Same with Kid A... and so on. We are lucky to have lived through the progression and anticipation of the RH era (and seen them live). No future RH fans, for the remainder of humanity, will be able to replicate that journey.

[@kevml4221]

I would pay that tax without a moment's hesitation..those bastards!

[@StudioScarecrow]

Cuttooth is so beautiful.

[@childofthesun32]

Roman Williams I've actually tried to do this "journey" thing you're talking about with any new bands I get into. I'll start from their first album and, of their catalogue, listen to only that album for months, before I move onto the next one. To really immerse myself in the progression experience. The thing is, there's few bands out there that even have that level of progression. I still like properly appreciating and learning an album before I move on, now that I'm into audiophile-level HiFi, but seriously... What band out there progressed like Radiohead. I get that it's all likely "smoke & mirrors" and it's just Thom and the guys trying to change things up each time, but I just can't think of a band out there that reinvents themselves in such a progressive way, where it really lends itself to immersing yourself in one album at a time. Sure there are plenty of artists that reinvent their style - but it doesn't have the same progressive feeling that Radiohead achieved. So.. Yeah... I feel so lucky to be around for the "Real-Time" progression. I find it really gives the albums context, when you experience their release in "Real-Time". That being said, I didn't actually get on the Radiohead Train until Ok Computer. It was like '97 when I first heard "Creep", it was featured on a promo CD from a Nintendo Magazine and with it being kind of "pre-internet/youtube" days, it wasn't until my uncle gave me a cassette tape of The Bends and Ok Computer that I really got into them properly. I had bought Pablo Honey, but had no idea what was to come from The Bends and OK Computer on those cassette tapes. Then, with Kid A, I remember my friend and were stunned and dismayed at first. We were like "what's happened to Radiohead?? This.... Doesn't seem that good". We had faith though, we knew there was something we were missing and so we kept listening to Kid A and it wasn't until we went on holiday to Majorca with some friends and would take turns staying in each night, to get stoned and listen to Kid A. I remember my mate coming back and I was stoned out of my mind, ranting at him that "there's extra songs! New songs appeared on the cassette tape, man! They weren't there before!!!".... But really, it was just that I finally really got Kid A.. And when that happened, and my mind opened to it, it all sounded brand new - even though I'd listened to the tape several times before that night. Fuckin' Good Times, man!

[@ktvia]

im sad ive been a fan of radiohead for years and have only found this song now! my hearts still pumping..

[@yunusemre-rm6xr]

I can't recover from 3:30, the build up to that point is just insane. And the rest...

[@Kmuzic]

Sounds sooo good, can't wait to have the vinyls, posters, etc :)

[@tylerrwatson]

This rhythm makes me groove

[@okcomputeA]

i think this is part of the king of limbs. Look at the damn limbs on the art work! They just like to release songs out like this because it catches our attention more and creates a bigger "hype" for the songs. I think its just another great idea radiohead has Someone in the group obviously has studied business/ economics because there is a certain theme to each album that makes them unique and marketed well, not in a revenue aspect but more in a way that leaves the listener constantly satisfied

[@x21gunsx4everx]

It's a shame this isn't on king of limbs with staircase and daily mail.

[@the_reality_of_the_virtual3212]

Daniel Staab supercollider too

[@seanmathers7914]

Yeah why not? King of Limbs is only 8 songs. I love them all.

[@leehiro4840]

It could swap with Feral (the only weak Song on TKOL imo)

[@mrflibble1259]

@@leehiro4840 yh I'd trade out feral for these four B-sides any day. Even though I do like feral it's definitely the weakest

[@leehiro4840]

And these are my twisted words should be on the album

[@bettypsycapprentice6544]

One of the few bands that just keeps getting better and better. 💕💕💕

[@zorzalderetido6536]

Great song. The percussion reminds me of Björk's "Earth Intruders", although they're not that similar, another great song.

[@ThePortableSix]

At first I did not like these tracks. Didn't listen to 'em in a while and now I see the beauty in them. Looking past yourself and listening to what your heart has to say.

[@jonathongoldie6475]

It's such a sluggish gritty song really... I imagine thats why its not on king of limbs... It stands out on its own

[@masterprattu]

Radiohead have such a unique sound in each of their albums -- insane creativity. Sheer genius.

[@maxencesimard1756]

For some reasons, it reminds me of ``The amazing sounds of orgy``. Mind-blowing, oddly spooky track.

[@whatthefuck1085]

the king of limbs and this song (no idea where its from, nor do i really care) sounds almost primeval, with the forest imagery and the compounding, ritualistic drum beats, the dancing on the lotus flower clip and the constant use of animal and nature references. something about the beast in this one, which scares me and excites me all at the same time.

[@dotcomstyle]

I finally understand this song after 4 years.. amazing

[@leowalton8436]

What does it mean?

[@franciscobarajas370]

what does it mean?

[@gilangjuli3699]

what does it mean?

[@rockrollinnolan8521]

What does it mean?

[@paranoidandroid6391]

What does it mean?

[@AnotherAgnostic]

These guys are quickly becoming my favorite musicians.

[@drummer4916]

What TKOL should have looked like: Bloom (Live Version) Lotus Flower (Live Version) Staircase Morning Mr. Magpie (Live Version) The Daily Mail Feral (Live Version) Supercollider The Butcher Codex Give Up the Ghost Separator (Live Version)

[@denvildetiger]

***** I agree. They are more fragile, and shouldnt be any different

[@fabiom9776]

drummer4916 Staircase?

[@drummer4916]

I firmly believe if this was the album, it would be up there with Kid A and OK Computer.

[@IFeelSoTongueTied]

+LuckyKidA TKOL in it's current state is definitely better than OK Computer... i've listened to OK Computer way way more, but that's just due to time... TKOL in all forms is way more interesting than OK Computer ever was honestly

[@Viddychuu]

+Doug Phrishpreed. um

[@MikeytykeSG1]

That's actually insane! Skipping forward into the song a bit, if you click a certain part on the slider, it starts on the keyboard note, forcing you to hear the song in the way you described it. Damn awesome!

[@mtchll_chndlr]

fuck i love when the drums come in around two minutes eargasmic!

[@pandashiza]

I was about to complain about the loops, but then it got better. Great song =)

[@farhadzulfiqar3498]

Radiohead's b-sides are better than the vast majority of bands actual albums.

[@vizhumo]

Farhad Zulfiqar certainly!

[@Drivingp]

Farhad Zulfiqar True

[@KennyPatton79]

Farhad Zulfiqar Very True!

[@frenchguitarguy1091]

This isn't a B-side though, It's technically an A-side/double single

[@dianaa-b6516]

No way is that true...

[@MrDaale]

And also, this is probably one of my top 5 Radiohead songs as of now. Really well put together.

[@ntonio.av_]

Grandiosa canción, simplemente brillante... gracias RADIOHEAD

[@darkmouf]

Radiohead always seem to become better at what they do and I love them for that! Beautifully haunting track!

[@TheNimasan]

what a fucking TREMENDOUS track. from now on this gonna be the last track on my dj set... no matter where i play.

[@MrShtiv]

Dude, I started a Radiohead radio station on spotify just now. This song comes up that sounds absolutely awesome. I switch windows to check out who it is...and it's James Blake! You rule bro.

[@Aygo84]

Another track that should've never been excluded from The King Of Limbs. It's brilliant, creepy in the good way, even neurotic. It reminds me a lot of the Kraftwerk records my father used to listen when I was a little boy.

[@libelle156]

Thanks for putting this up Radiohead, it's nice to hear it from the official source!

[@Buzzygirl63]

This is a great tune, damn I love Radiohead

[@AmelieDemy]

just got home to find a mail from radiohead!! Now tell me if that doesn't make your day!! Brilliant! Thank you Thom, Ed, Jonny, Collin, Phil and Nigel :)

[@Pepper-cd9yr]

This is how the real order of TKOL is supposed to go: 1. Shut 2. The 3. Fuck 4. Up 5. Literally 6. Nobody 7. Cares Trust me guys, this is the best order!!!!!!! Listen to it all the way through, it's great ((:

[@yekayyeke9396]

Sounds like 💩 trust me other one is better 😃

[@talkaboutnothing6315]

+Pepper3961 you were right that was way better than the original order :DDD

[@hippiecheezburger5457]

+Pepper3961 right, I don't think theres anything to bitch about with TKOL

[@ATornTomkat]

There are 8 tracks thou, and the tracks don't have alternative titles. #thou

[@dotcomstyle]

i dont know any of these tracks

[@skatecats92]

Cant wait for the full album. I think it does a great job of continuing the very atmospheric tone that King of Limbs had. Cant wait to hear more.

[@jameswhalley7131]

Amazing song.

[@newprospectsvideoman]

when those drums kick in it really gets my rocks off.

[@fannye4532]

wow! Esta canción es perfecta para una escena de una película o algo por el estilo me encanta!😻😻😻

[@MrAnelker]

I love the over lapping percussion!

[@iStealThings]

2:01. Perfect.

[@OnionLink]

They're apparently in the studio this November and December. I wonder what more awesome stuff awaits. so excited

[@senuda3018]

2017 yeahh

[@j1o9h7n9]

GOOOD!!! a better one!!!

[@rodion77]

Follow the bass to find the 'one' during the first two minutes. Then the kickdrum as the acoustic drums set in. The bass then switches to the afterbeat, but the rhythm continues in 4/4 time.

[@cyrusvanbeethoven4626]

Dodbb, dodbb dodbb, tist tist... Dodbb, dodbb dodbb. - Dodbb, dodbb dodbb tist tist... Dodbb, dodbb dodbb... What a sexy cadence.

[@AmelieDemy]

I wouldn't want them to turn back to previous eras or cds. I like this voyage to strange and even stranger tides... Keep going Radiohead! I'm on board

[@TheCrazyN00b1]

they finally put this on spotify

[@GodspeedPatches]

my hearts still pumping.

[@astynkcuuv4381]

Can someone tell me what he sings in the first line? I've seen three versions of it - "beauty will destroy your mind", "you'd do well to destroy your mind", and even "voodoo will destroy your mind", but none of these seems to make any sense, so I'm led to think they're all wrong.

[@kenrben]

I wonder if Thom could ever muster the creative energy to write another song as perpetually unfolding, sharp, and epic as Paranoid Android.. If only.

[@BlankRami]

Don't you just love hidden gems?

[@Oshragul]

There are just some songs bands don't do live, for whatever reason. My sons, 19 and 17, nailed this by ear in three attempts, so it's not lack of rehearsal. I think sometimes when one creates something so amazing, one can't touch it again... You create a work of beauty and set it down to be beauty. Don't get me wrong... I'd LOVE to see them play this live... Jes sayin'

[@Epiales3]

Does it matter which album it should or shouldn't have been on ? Just enjoy it !!

[@Citiesinmotionplayer]

The important thing is that it was released.

[@Epiales3]

Agreed

[@Interstate08]

love when the drumbeat morphs...

[@victorfelix9125]

This song is about a Butcher

[@soothingmeditationsmusic]

this song had such an impression on my the 1st time i listen to it. and it still does. i love it.

[@t4oomf442]

im not one to leave comments but for this i must, what a masterpiece, thanks

[@TehWinnerz]

the beat doesn't change - it just isn't clear from the first section where beat one is. It's good to listen to where the live drums come in and hear the original beat against that so when you listen to the start again you can hear where the real beat one is.

[@xVIniciusKak]

FRESH MEAT!

[@AvindraGoolcharan]

Meat hook

[@fede-tk3rm]

3:38 THIS IS SO GOOD.

[@SpartQ77]

i seriously cannot rank radiohead albums. not even pablo honey. they are all in the top of their own little categories. they're amazing. i don't feel the need to rank them. they're all so amazing.

[@Uborpriest]

Thanks, Radiohead! I already bought the album but I appreciate this!

[@marcomatheus]

Radiohead cut of the BEST musics from TKOL... Staircase, Daily and The Bucher... Anyway. My ideal TKOL is this. Belive-me try this sequence and the Album will be fucking good. Bloom, Magpie, Little by Little, Staircase, Lotus Flower, The Butcher, Codex, Give up the Ghost, Separator, Daily Mail.

[@ZER0TV]

+marco matheus Separator needs to be the last song >:( It's perfect

[@rockrollinnolan8521]

Agreed. "And if you think is over then you're wrong" is a perfect example of why it needs to be the last.

[@StephanieJ301]

As usual, I gotta listen to any Radiohead album a couple times, but so far as usual I grow fond quickly, I effin luv Radiohead. The fact that they actually progress as artist and explore so many different sounds, yet it still has the stamp....

[@DuringDark]

Why isn't this on Itunes?? 😭😖

[@alexesmeralda1713]

>itunes

[@TheCrazyN00b1]

i think they barely put it up in 2016

[@27dedrummer]

this beat has been stuck in my head everytime i hear anything hit anything, its encompassing my life furreal

[@ManlyOBeeferton]

I mean this is as good as anything on TKOL or AMSP (and better than a lot of TKOL songs IMO), yet it's a B-side?? Madness.

[@ck675]

Same could be said for supercollider IMO

[@twochordcool]

Staircase is the non album song that does it for me.

[@zaidelle3810]

Staircase is one of my favourite songs by anybody, ever!

[@clothilde1623]

There are so many amazing Radiohead b-sides that are album-worthy it is insane. Think _Talk Show Host_, _Pearly_, _A Reminder_, _Fog_, etc. I totally agree that _Staircase_ deserves to be on an album proper, but then I've maintained the same about _Talk Show Host_ for years, so it's just more of the same!

[@clothilde1623]

It seems relevant to mention the _In Rainbows_ second disc here. I have met few people who even knows this exists, and that includes my friends who like Radiohead. Yet songs like _Down Is The New Up_, _Last Flowers (To The Hospital)_ and _Bangers & Mash_ are just as good as those on the album (and in some cases better, imo).

[@Adrenocorticotropico]

I can´t say what i feel when i listen to this song... Thank you Radiohead for the music.