The Bends - Reacting to Radiohead's albums in order #2 (Part 1)

[@michaelbozas]

Man had I missed Brad actually enjoying an album

[@BradTasteInMusicOfficial]

Same

[@michaelbozas]

@@BradTasteInMusicOfficial are there any albums by Radiohead that you haven't listened to prior to making these videos?

[@BradTasteInMusicOfficial]

@@michaelbozas amnesiac and TKOL

[@michaelbozas]

@@BradTasteInMusicOfficial Hope you really like em, despite not being some of their most acclaimed. Amnesiac has some incredible songs tho.

[@kvr8986]

@@BradTasteInMusicOfficial Even if you don't like TKOL try and listen to the live version

[@WiloPolis03]

"This is one of the biggest tone shifts" Kid A would like a word

[@BossPapey0930]

LOL

[@lucaswallo8127]

Wait what?

[@TAJMofficial]

But did the tone really change? I'd use the same adjectives to describe both albums' themes

[@zanemartin-music]

he said biggest shift from debut to second album

[@ImPyroChad]

the greatest left turn in music history

[@valeriaortegad1070]

Fake Plastic Trees is truly a masterpiece and the whole album takes you on a daydreaming trip

[@chloerobins4487]

i can listen to that song for hours, it is an absolute masterpiece

[@nicbongo]

My all time favourite. That final verse lyrics, where Johnny rips in is just transcendent.

[@crispywhiskers9365]

i see what you did there

[@velvetwatermelon2647]

@@crispywhiskers9365 I thought I was the only one who noticed

[@grammajam3682]

planet telex and high and dry are my favorites off this album. really i think the bends is up to par with ok computer, kid a, hail to the thief, and in rainbows

[@zimzamzoom69]

I'd be lying if I said that Fake Plastic Trees doesn't make my cry every now and then

[@Ronsterino]

This is the only album to introduce someone to Radiohead, accessible, easy to listen to, and so easy to love

[@_a_random_person._]

I would say In Rainbows is the best introduction to Radiohead.

[@motivationalpower9669]

@@_a_random_person._ I would say, that's the best introduction after introduction from The Bends

[@motivationalpower9669]

Because In Rainbows is one of their best albums and it's better to start from the not very bad-not very good things to not have any idealistic expectations of band

[@_a_random_person._]

@@motivationalpower9669 You right on that don't start with the best... Then than means, start with AMSP, the bends or Ok Computer...

[@charlieblockclocksnow]

Nah I wouldn't say so In Rainbows is a better introduction. Also think the bends is probably the worst out of all albums after Pablo honey. It's not that I don't like it, it is great but it's not as interesting it enjoyable as other albums.

[@RichBurrell]

Trivia time: Thom recorded the vocals for Planet Telex on the studio floor drunk.

[@SkenGMD]

That is amazing lmao

[@thallakai]

The Bends is 90s alt rock done right.

[@syncops834]

Is that a dig at Nirvana🤨?

[@thallakai]

@@syncops834 The Bends is the best of 90s alt rock while still playing by the conventions of the genre at the time. I wouldn't consider Nirvana's music 90s alt rock done right, its a mix of alt rock, grunge, and post hardcore, done their own way. The same thing can be said about OK Computer, which leans heavier on the art rock side as opposed to Pablo Honey and The Bends, and took the genre to an unprecidented level.

[@kapr4s]

@@syncops834Nirvana sucks

[@donmach6458]

Grace?

[@jameshannagan7830]

@@kapr4s I do not think they suck but they sound like a two-bit punk band too much besides Radiohead I think Smashing Pumpkins and Alice in Chains are better than Nirvana even Soundgarden and Pearl Jam are better.

[@oscarzsy]

Unsurprisingly, high and dry and fake plastic trees are two of their most popular songs. They are honestly incredible

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[@VarynDEE33t]

Yep, that’s about the reaction I was hoping for with Fake Plastic Trees. That song is on a whole other level…

[@TheDeadFlashYT]

When I feel like crying I just put on High and Dry + Fake Plastic Trees, it really does the job.

[@crazyboxfilms3229]

For me it's street spirit. such a powerful song

[@ros3m4ries]

@@crazyboxfilms3229 if you are feeling extra down, Bulletproof will dig you a deeper hole

[@TheSwordster123]

exit music for a film or how to disappear completely my guy

[@itchywitch]

Videotape for me

[@crispywhiskers9365]

let down for me

[@chadwickmcfaggins9734]

your reaction to fake plastic trees was amazing

[@Samwell-L]

Fun fact: the album cover is a photo of an old CPR training dummy

[@thaevildoer]

the first time i saw it i thought it was woody

[@olympian3]

i think it was mixed with thoms face from what I read

[@merrymaker6011]

me and friends have always called him "the original coomer"

[@martenbick1]

dont take this the wrong way, but you seem healthier, you look healthy and feel more present. Im happy for you man, keep it up

[@o.steinman3855]

ye he’s pretty this vid

[@cameron9385]

*Insert the obvious Radiohead joke here*

[@jacobsrooms]

fitter, happier, more productive

[@lucaswallo8127]

@@cameron9385 lol

[@daniilromanenko3677]

your reaction to Fake Plastic Trees has me worried about your reaction to OK Computer

[@albinochewie543]

He’s already listened to OKC. Didn’t like it initially but grew on him

[@daniilromanenko3677]

@@albinochewie543 I know, but he seems to be in a different state now, so idk how he's gonna handle a song like No Surprises, even if he's heard it before. Also, he said that he has also listened to The Bends before

[@albinochewie543]

@@daniilromanenko3677 yeah I get you. But he did an actual video on OKC. Hope he has a new sort of reaction too

[@leopaschall4580]

Personally I still find Fake Plastic Trees to be sadder than anything on OKC, and the saddest song in Radiohead's discography

[@kildogery]

100% 🤣

[@itsvoid.iwillmissyou120]

listening to radiohead seems to make you happier brad.

[@syncops834]

People don’t realise that Radiohead’s music isn’t depressing, it makes you happier when you feel sad

[@itsvoid.iwillmissyou120]

@@syncops834 exactly, so parallel with drugs

[@motivationalpower9669]

@@syncops834 I remember Thom Yorke said that their music is made from feeling of depression but not depressing, for the most part, it can be confused to be depressive because of the process and I agree with him. The feeling, that describes their music is floating in the space. Sorry, if I described it not very accurately (it's not my first language), but I hope, that you understood

[@WiloPolis03]

@@motivationalpower9669 Nah you described it very well, your English is fine :^)

[@hazrel]

happier with sadness or sadness with happy feelings. Ok lets call as bittersweet sound.

[@josephwright4222]

Fake Plastic Trees is probably my pick for the greatest song ever. It gets better with each listen and I’ve listened to it like a million times

[@mouserat31]

I like seeing how Radiohead brings out the more serious music critic in you. It’s kinda what Radiohead does to people who sit down and listen to them.

[@prathyusha016]

Black star is my favorite radiohead song. Also, its hella underrated. It always makes me cry, hits different.

[@atreyu312]

I also love black star

[@zackzallie8735]

I blasted it out of context with my dad and he asked, "is this Muse?" No kidding

[@oscarriley9265]

The ending is great

[@lilo5437]

“I feel depressed” That’s what Radiohead does to you lol

[@jameshannagan7830]

I know the are not happy albums but when my wife died suddenly at 47 years old In Rainbows and a lot of their other music really helped me grieve and get through it for some reason they are very cathartic and soothing when you are going through tough times.

[@greymilk]

@@jameshannagan7830 hugs, friend

[@MrShahid0072]

They actually almost always lift me up

[@WhatsUpFella]

High & Dry is basically the blueprint for Coldplay’s first album Parachutes.

[@malupit8ian]

It really sounds like yellow

[@barzes345]

aw man u should listen to those early versions of lift

[@JacaNaNoite]

Fun fact: Planet Telex was the last song to be included on The Bends, and was actually written during the OK Computer recordings

[@dreamofyouandi]

ohhhh so that’s why it sounds so good

[@evanwright9016]

"Lucky" was originally recorded during Bends era.

[@zackzallie8735]

@@evanwright9016 More like a bridge between both sessions because Lucky was meant to be a song for a charity album by Brian Eno.

[@emilianomarquez4820]

So that's why I've always thought it would've perfectly fitted if it was included in OKC, although it's a little bit similar to Airbag

[@user-br2gi8kh5s]

That makes so much sense, I was like "this song sounds like an Ok Computer song"

[@ros3m4ries]

2 albums in and he is already feeling down bad, i dont blame him. Thats what radiohead does to everyone

[@PLAGUE-KARM]

Planet Telex - 3:02 The Bends - 8:50 High And Dry - 12:47 The Cooler High And Dry - 13:00 Fake Plastic Trees - 18:30 Bones - 23:48 (Nice Dream) - 25:33 Bro your outfits are godly Edit: It took me so long to realise that I spelt plant instead of planet I’m an absolute clown😭

[@ZatSoul]

Plant Telex

[@aresdz5006]

Plant telex

[@claym4701]

Plant Telex

[@PLAGUE-KARM]

I’m scared

[@The_Algae]

Plant Telex

[@eventicurse114]

Damn I remember listening to high and dry followed by fake plastic trees for the first time after going through an extremely rough portion of my life due to mental health. Listened to it on the bus on my way to work and started tearing up, such a beautiful pair of songs

[@mason_breen]

This is such an entertaining direction to take your channel in good shit mate

[@jamiephalliday]

Imagine. You’re 18. It’s 1995. You’ve just started uni and you’re already over whatever britpop is. Imagine the depth this album brings to your listening pleasure. Very little has come close . Plus air guitaring at an indie disco to Just can’t be beat.

[@oldskool4572]

I bought this album one day purely based on the album artwork alone. I was bored, I had some money, I wanted some new music that day. Had heard of the band but never any song. Well maybe Creep, but I sort of let it drift over me .Took it home, loaded the cd and pressed play. I then proceeded to have my head fucking blown off. I simply could not believe what I was hearing. It sounded like music from the future. Suffice to say I became an instant fan. And then when Ok came out I managed to get hold of a japanese import becasue I couldn't wait for the UK release any longer...and as fans we know the rest. A life changing experience stumbling across this band. I await all their releases with eager anticipation. One of all time favourite groups. Up there with the very, very best. If not the best rock group of all time for me. And all because I liked the cover and took a punt. Go figure.

[@atreyu312]

I love this story, thank you for sharing!

[@kadenpile-riley2170]

Great story. We all find Radiohead different ways. I found them through creep and the movie twilight

[@herman2356]

Wow i love how emotional and real this video is, not only are you listening to and analyzing the music but you are really feeling it man. You're not just like "Yeah this is a great song and i love how much Radiohead improved their songwriting, bla bla bla next song!" You are really connecting with it on an emotional level like it's supposed to be. I'm excited for watching the rest of these Radiohead episodes

[@jaredk7540]

This is exactly why I like watching Brad. I’ve shifted from watching fantano to watching Brad 99% of the time because it’s fun to see someone really getting into the music and experiencing it rather than dry commentary

[@krispykrackers8826]

Fake plastic trees is one of the two songs that made me start crying the first time listening. Really indescribable honestly. Just so perfect.

[@christian8156]

I've been obsessed with Radiohead for a while now. I always get a new favorite song from them. Right now it's between I Might be Wrong and Pyramid Song

[@jameshannagan7830]

Both great songs.

[@YassG23]

mine is fake plastic trees and nice dream atm, might change soon tho

[@zackzallie8735]

For me, it's The Bends and Pyramid Song. Tomorrow, it'd be Street Spirit and Weird Fishes. lol

[@JoFe-d2p]

Ahhh….. yeah…. The „amnesiac“-phase. I feel you.

[@luis_10_domca8]

This is such a turnaround from the first album imagine if Radiohead has chosen to take a heavy metal route rather than an alternative one that would’ve been crazy

[@HO-yc3pv]

planet telex is soooo underrated

[@chronicallyunstable]

Arguably the best opening track on any Radiohead album (then again, the competition is rough: Airbag, Everything In Its Right Place, 2 + 2 = 5 and 15 Step are all brilliant openers as well).

[@violethill4454]

@@chronicallyunstable i’d have to agree with you, it’s the best album opener from Radiohead

[@OrchardFox]

I'd give an argument for burn the witch too!

[@nicolasriveros943]

@@violethill4454 i have to agree with you, same profile pic friend

[@ledzeppelinrestores]

@@chronicallyunstable air bag wins for sure

[@DropJeongMi]

The Radiohead effect is beginning to take hold over Bradley

[@inteligenciainternauta]

When you got to Fake Plastic Trees I was like, wow he really never has heard this song. His in for A RIDE!!

[@untamedbanana3794]

i’m really excited for part two cause that’s where almost all of my favorite tracks are off of this album. i love how the bends is one of their more guitar and rock oriented material. it’s a sound for them that i wish we saw more of also, you should do this whole little background introduction with future albums you review. i think it’s interesting and adds a lot to the album experience for everyone, especially yourself edit: also! your edits in this video are top tier damn. can tell you really put your all into this one. it’s sick

[@ControlDesigns]

I have very fond memories of first listening to this album. By chance I heard 'Just' one day and thought "damn that was great I should check out the album", mate when Planet Telex kicked in for the first time I swear my skeleton left my body for a few seconds, what an album.

[@TheMACnator]

Bones and Sulk are the two songs that I think they feel like they belong more on Pablo Honey, which I think sets the point across that this album was the transition from PH to OK Computer

[@chammpachugylaatuloaq3334]

Idk, I could see quite a few tracks off of this album fit in with PH (The Bends, Bones, My Iron Lung, Black Star, and Sulk). They're pretty similar, although The Bends is basically Pablo Honey, but done way better.

[@jet__girl]

Fake Plastic Trees is indeed a masterpiece.

[@mayathepsychiic]

That reaction to Fake Plastic Trees really hit me, I was right there with you. Can't wait to see your reactions to Just, My Iron Lung and Street Spirit :)

[@xx-ug9hn]

The journey from here to Ful Stop, which IMO is the fully evolved Radiohead sound, is going to be so fun to watch

[@albert5838]

Interesting take on ful stop

[@kaladinstormblessed8470]

ful stop is probably my fav radiohead song

[@Rauraurauuuuu]

Truth will mess you up

[@camzilla_does_music834]

Thom's voice is like he's singing you slowly to sleep while holding you in his arms and we sucking on his teet and the milk is radiohead's music

[@bennyt4840]

Thom lol

[@j.prt.979]

Uh... no

[@m.1050]

LMAO

[@BloodPromise8007]

cursed

[@nicolasriveros943]

What

[@superwildejellyfish]

I remember one time I was listening to The Bends on the bus and when it got to Fake Plastic Trees, I decided to pay closer attention to the lyrics. I distinctly remembered how much that ended up impacting me, mainly based around how “she looks like the real thing, she tastes like the real thing, my fake plastic love” actually brought me to tears, which was the first time I ever full on cried to Radiohead. The Bends is such a great album, not my favourite by the band overall but one of my all time favourite albums in general. Cannot wait to see you cover more Radiohead Brad!

[@lokevoice]

FINALLY somebody appreciates Planet Telex I love that song it’s such a strong opener

[@samuelaspinall8147]

Fake plastic trees reached a new level of emotion I could never imagine when it was played at my close friends funeral. I cannot listen to it without remembering him and it makes me want to break down every time. So fucking powerful

[@croginamedace]

this is gonna be great

[@Johro66]

Yeah, Fake Plastic Trees hits me like that too

[@zo5821]

This is peak Brad, one of your best video's for real

[@angelduh6941]

"it's large and right in my face" -Brad 2021

[@justinfowich6662]

"Flying on your motorcycle, watching all the ground beneath you drop" Perfect visual for feeling on top of the world, only to look down and realize how far you have to fall.

[@jacksonwaldon]

With how often Radiohead is changing up their style I wouldn’t be surprised if they made a country or a rap album one day. Fuckers went from alt to experimental rock to Minecraft cave noises

[@flos7254]

3:03 best song of the record, hands down, shame it didn't make it to the bends😔

[@lucaswallo8127]

Disrespectful

[@chammpachugylaatuloaq3334]

Too bad they decided to never release Creep 2

[@federdp9859]

So happy you're doing this. The albums just keep getting better and better

[@a3842-j3o]

I’d be lying if I said I haven’t just binge watched your arctic monkeys and mcr vids all day today and now you’ve just uploaded might as well watch one more lmao

[@cortz443]

lana gang rise up

[@damong9435]

Track 1? Already better than OK Computer, he got drip

[@JT-SushiLaser]

I've been saying "A town full of Robert Plants" for years and no one ever knows what I'm talking about...

[@JT-SushiLaser]

Also Fake Plastic Trees is always among my personal Top 3 Radiohead songs, such a good song to belt out whether I'm driving in my car or crying in the shower. Also also, I agree- the first half of this album is very large, in your face, and assmospheric.

[@S_E_R_]

What's interesting about Brad finding the songs on this album as being more, um, full (for lack of better terms) than Pablo Honey is that a lot of songs from The Bends were already being performed during the previous era. Songs like The Bends, Fake Plastic Trees, and Street Spirit were staples of the Pablo Honey tour. High & Dry was even initially recorded in 1992 for inclusion on Pablo Honey.

[@alexpicazio9540]

20:12 that's literally me every time I listen to this part

[@noodledoodle4022]

Fun fact: Daryl aka Norman Reedus from the walking dead is in the music video for fake plastic trees

[@Pyrosquid]

fake plastic tree was my comfort song when i was really sad a couple of months ago so to see your reaction to it made me feel normal

[@nicbongo]

The fade out to planet telex is perfect as it winds down before the bends cranks in and blows your socks off.

[@Ryguypie17]

Top notch editing, and I love your analyses of the songs. I've listened to this album so many times but learned new things about it through watching this video! Super excited for all the reactions to come

[@Valeria-nz7ty]

I started following your account after your mocking-video about ok computer LMAO and now you’re actually reacting to Radiohead, this is a dream come true. I just wanted to say that you have improved a lot with your reactions, I really really liked your insightful comments and the way you went deep with each and every track. Hell I literally cried with you during fake plastic trees cuz I loved Radiohead’s music so much and you reminded me how it feels like to listen to them for the first time! Really great work fr

[@lucaswallo8127]

wat

[@lauz-im3ov]

Seeing you nearly crying at Fake Plastic Trees.... Yeah, you get it. The bit that gets me every time is that "if I could be who you wanted..."

[@Alex-vk1di]

Why is this only showing up on my algorithm 3 years later?! Madness. Love Brad's opinions on music -- I've missed them. He cuts through the bs and has a little fun with it. I agree with everything said.

[@dedrick7949]

Really excited to see his reaction to Street Spirit (Fade Out), one of their best songs and imo the best song on the album

[@o0linx0o]

Now you understand - after listening to the very 1st track from The Bends, Pablo Honey bleaks completely in comparison. When people say that Pablo Honey sucks, I think they judge it through the "lens" of the following Radiohead albums.

[@jameshannagan7830]

Yes I bought it after I heard Creep on MTV and I used to listen to it a lot it really is not that bad of an album it is just the rest of their albums are so stellar and PH just gets a bad rap.

[@JimothyBriggs2019]

So excited to see someone else who loves Planet Telex as much as I do

[@Deadralord777]

I think Coldplay would be a super interesting discography to delve into. I truly believe that their first four albums are Alt rock masterpieces that just came at the right time to be super popular. I’d love to see what you think of their deep cuts as I believe they tend to be 200x better then all their singles

[@Oxbayer]

Seriously what a run that was. Parachutes, A Rush of Blood, X&Y, and Viva la Vida. It all still holds up today.

[@Deadralord777]

@@Oxbayer four of my favourite albums ever

[@tonightsbigloser]

Coldplay seriously do not deserve the amount of hate they get. Viva La Vida or Death and All His Friends is hands down one of the best albums mainstream media has seen, probably one of the best of our generation.

[@davidecolelli8275]

Mylo Xyloto is decent too

[@profanepropane]

@@davidecolelli8275 Every Teardrop is A Waterfall dude

[@Vivian-bk4nd]

Gotta love the existential crisis Radiohead brings on

[@YassG23]

it makes me happy to see someone enjoy one of my fav albums of all time.

[@MM-vs2et]

Fake Plastic Trees was the hardest song to record in The Bends, just because of how perfect it sound, with just Thom and his acoustic guitar. They didn't know what else to add without ruining the feeling that the song encapsulates. Yet, they still deliver. What a track from a legendary album.

[@autumnreign8996]

fake plastic trees is such a good song… one of my favorite songs ever.

[@chrisww2308]

I remember watching you wayyyy back and thinking I hope this boy gets into Radiohead they will actually save his life.

[@danibustamante91]

What an honest display of emotions. Glad you resonated that way with such an special album. One of your best reviews so far, but not because I agree with it, I've also learnt to enjoy your negative reactions (I love Arctic Monkeys).

[@jet__girl]

It's incredibly pleasing to see you really enjoy a song ( well, an album).

[@shilo.R.A]

I love the concept of this Radiohead discography reaction series so much Thanks, Brad Great editing, btw

[@Wraiven22]

Planet Telex and Street Spirit are so good, this is my second favorite RH album

[@cybernightzero5891]

There's something interesting to say about the recording of each of these tracks. Here we go FACTS: 1. Planet Telex: Thom was very drunk and lying on the floor while recording the vocals on this track. And listen again and it will stand out. 2. The Bends: The sounds at the beginning were an instructor commanding a group of kids loudly. When Thom heard it he grabbed something to record it with (Likely a four-track recorder) Other than that, the track is two different takes spliced together. The split happens when it gets to the "lying on the floor with a drip-feed on". 3.High and Dry: The tracks that made it onto the album were originally a demo recording around the Pablo Honey time. Then tracks were recorded added later. 4: Fake Plastic Trees: The band did the vocal take after seeing Jeff Buckley in concert, that same night, and when Thom heard the vocal he was moved to tears. 5: Bones: Sorry I don't have any for this one. 6: Nice Dream: The band each played acoustic guitars on this one. I believe it was outside on a patio, but nonetheless, the layered acoustic track's sound came from having so many guitars. That's it for now, ill do the rest in part 2.

[@angryprimalbug5417]

The vocals for planet telex were also done at 2am if I remember correctly

[@addison_deez]

high and dry x let down is straight fire thank you brad

[@Refmoral]

Planet Telex is pretty underrated About the fade-out though, ok....but that melody line is beautiful!

[@OWHorus]

I love this, so very much. Thank you Brad. This video is great

[@FloppaFan924]

Damn if this drained you just WAIT until A Moon Shaped Pool

[@davea5794]

Dude, the fadeout on Planet Telex is the best part of the whole album! One of the best outros ever. It just needs to be longer.

[@loversspit]

it's such a joyful thing to see you enjoy a track so much! i'm so happy you're liking radiohead this much so far

[@thescout6063]

Oh man I can really hear the quality of your audio setup. When the bass hit in Telex I felt it through the screen, great to see that you’re able to give the production the attention it deserves. Can’t wait to hear your thoughts on Creep 2 on the second half

[@joerve128]

Whats so sick is you get high and dry a killer song and then your blown away by fake plastic trees

[@punpunpunyama9271]

"we'll never get tired of playing creep" - thom yorke, 1993

[@LuckykidA]

A double-edged sword, yes! One could even call it their "Iron Lung". ;)

[@seyoumyuno]

;;;;;;)

[@deathlove0211]

In May we had a Top overdose, and now a Radiohead overdose, two of my favourites bands, thank you Bradley

[@bradcalizaya4196]

Most of the band kinda hated "Creep" and didn't play it on any concert for over a decade.... at least until 2016, where Thom played it and blew all their fans' minds (even Johnny was astonished that Yorke begun playing it). Ps. "Blow Out" (the last song on Pablo Honey) is fucking amazing, mate; you can't deny that.

[@marcospci9008]

I think the bends is criminally underrated as radiohead albums go, I'd put it as second only to ok computer

[@allisongrant3094]

I listened to this album constantly in 95/96 and it will always remind me of taking the train from Toronto to Québec and then the bus from Québec north to Saguenay - a 15 hour voyage that I made about 5 times that year. This album helped me endure it.

[@valkyrie2832]

Unpopular opinion: the bends is the 2nd best radiohead album Also, this video is amazing. The editing is so good, and your reactions were great. I forgot how much I loved seeing Brad actually enjoy an album.

[@Bobby_LSerunai]

What's ur Radiohead's best album?

[@psychicblobfish5550]

@@Bobby_LSerunai For me it changes like every week lol, but right now I'd have to say Kid A

[@manuellacke]

Ur opinion is wrong 1.Ok computer 2.kid A 3.in rainbows

[@cartmansnipples]

3rd for me but yeah I feel you. I just dont prefer the more grunge-y tracks scattered throughout but the highs of the album are ridiculous.

[@valkyrie2832]

@@Bobby_LSerunai In rainbows

[@CultureDTCTV]

The Bends is so underrated, Planet Telex, My Iron Lung and Bullet Proof I Wish I Was are amazing

[@voidwraithprime8521]

I'm that kid in the 90s who remembers purchasing this album and being blown away by it. I DID really help that I didn't own Pablo Honey, so wasn't expecting Radiohead to be anything apart from "that band who sings Creep."

[@DeeD85]

That little Spin Doctors reference at 09:14 I see what you did there

[@MisHapMusic]

The Bends is almost a perfect album... They had two other awesome tracks recorded around the time that could have replaced "Bones" and "Sulk". They are called "Talk Show Host" and "Banana Co." you should check them out in part 2 as bonus tracks.

[@violethill4454]

Banana Co. Is honestly one of the best songs from their b-sides, I'm happy someone actually notices it now!

[@fakebroomstick]

haven’t listened to banana co. but talk show host is so beautiful. easily in my top 10 favorite radiohead songs

[@allisongrant3094]

Talk Show Host is on the Romeo & Juliet (1996) soundtrack. Such an amazing film soundtrack!

[@jandcstopmotion7774]

The Trickster is also a great Bends B-Side

[@avg5931]

i like suck, is a good song

[@Hypobolic415]

Planet Telex is a song for walking down the street with headphones on, knowing a secret that no one else does.

[@xylemtube]

I’m loving the little history lesson at the start of this, Bradley Christgau 2021

[@RyuMasterEX]

I listened to this, this morning after a year and it made me tear up. Beautiful