Dad Reacts to Radiohead - OK Computer

[@turningthetables]

Timestamps! Also what album should we do next? Leave a comment for a chance to be featured in the beginning of the next video! Airbag 2:11 Paranoid Android 4:28 Subterranean Homesick Alien 8:17 Exit Music (For a Film) 9:38 Let Down 11:41 Karma Police 13:27 Fitter Happier 15:01 Electioneering 16:17 Climbing Up the Walls 18:21 No Surprises 20:09 Lucky 23:03 The Tourist 24:35

[@nessaseetah1805]

Paranoid Android blew dad's mind! :D One of my top songs of all time. ♡ Kid, you have an applaudable maturity and sweet spirit. Soubscribed. :)

[@phantom3oh9]

@Jack Alan Great suggestion! I second it!

[@lukepizza8117]

Homogenic by björk, fantastic album! Released around the same time as Ok Computer

[@ruiabreu6738]

Long Season by Fishmans

[@richardsimpson2439]

Lateralus by Tool

[@likespinningpats]

I'm a sucker for radiohead reactions. Watching people discover them is nostalgic, like experiencing hearing them for the first time all over again. Subbed

[@turningthetables]

Thank you! more to come soon!

[@allws9683]

@@turningthetables I think I don't get the idea of these videos... Who is discovering Radiohead ?! The father or the Son ? 🙄 Since the father was young when the album came out (and was in music, I guess) , he would know Radiohead better than Junior, right ?!

[@turningthetables]

@@allws9683 My father never got into Radiohead, so it's me (the son) showing him! haha

[@allws9683]

@@turningthetables ok. Every parent have their shortcomings, haha. What kind of music did he make in the day then ? (not to know Radiohead ?)

[@allws9683]

I looked up what Radiohead did in US.... FTW they had only 3 minor hits.. And more surprising in my country (NL) they did not have top 10 hits...😵 that really surprised me .. Streetspirit, Paranoid Android, Karma Police ... (Whereas spice girls scored hit after hit ...) , Not that RH would bother btw..

[@richardsimpson2439]

Don’t feel sad about missing out on this masterpiece. Everything comes at the right time.

[@kevinfromttt]

Hey Richard. You are bang on ! I am really enjoying spending time with my son introducing me to music I have never dove into. This album sure has opened my eyes to thinking outta the box with my own writing .

[@richardsimpson2439]

@@kevinfromttt Thanks for the response James. Enjoy your musical journey, and I'll be sure to recommend any good albums I think you might enjoy. Radiohead really are amazing though. I mentioned Lateralus by Tool in the comments; I don't know if your son has listened to that one. There are also a lot of Tool fans out there, so it might help to build your channel, and it's a truly great piece of work. Anyway, I've subbed so I'll check in on you.

[@jzeke1712]

Everything in its Right Place

[@jamesleblanc7437]

@@jzeke1712 beat me to it!

[@petyrmoor5668]

@@jzeke1712 BEAT ME TO IT

[@jamesleblanc7437]

This album came out when I was 17. I always thought it was overrated and never paid attention to it. Twelve years later I gave it a chance, sitting in a darkened living room with headphones and a few beers. My soul almost left my body.

[@the_oslovian]

I was 17 when it came out too and had my first real boyfriend to this. My oh my ❤️

[@jordang7717]

Yes!

[@ijustneedmyself]

Funny how that works right? I had given them even less of a chance than you did. I heard a few singles and thought they were overrated and didn't understand the appeal. Well, I'm glad I gave them an actual chance because they've got amazing music.

[@murphy1011]

I’m so happy you could finally have that experience. Music is the best drug.

[@murphy1011]

@@the_oslovian I love that! What a queen 👑

[@lamentedfriend]

Everytime I see someome reacting to Paranoid Android it's just magic

[@connorjoseph6565]

Prof pic >

[@hath6617]

My brother I need a link to wherever you got your pfp

[@bigroddempsey4082]

Tf is crazy about the dudes pfp????

[@justayoutubecommentator3059]

Agreed. I watch these mostly for the paranoid Android reaction

[@wickedfrigginryan4645]

I always thought that one was there magnum opus.

[@antont2726]

I could only dream of having this kind of relationship with my father. You two are fucking great! Please keep going with these.

[@paystation4pro15]

My dad would never agree to do this lmao

[@limner123]

Or my son! Goals fr

[@cres4928]

@@wowwhyisthistaken radioheads perfect for him then theres like no cursing in most songs

[@JavierPalaciosIII]

I aspire to be like his dad

[@chillhard430]

Chris Martin from Coldplay has said publicly he would of given one of his balls to have written Ok Computer. Explains the similarities.

[@MostlyLoveOfMusic]

One of the smartest, most energetic, creatively composed, best produced albums of all time - who wouldn't wish to have been the brains behind it?

[@WiloPolis03]

Ngl I'm glad he didn't

[@MrSkinnyWhale]

Pfft I would've given all three of my balls!

[@murphy1011]

@@MrSkinnyWhale 🤔

[@jrg.navarro]

Where did he said that? An interview? I need to watch or read that!

[@rachelcornish5077]

Let Down is the biggest grower of a song ever! I remember the first few times listening to it and thinking it was skippable but then out of no where I listened to it thinking I love it! How could have I ever wanted to skip this. There will be a moment where the Let Down clicks.

[@targhee159]

Ed’s harmonies in Let Down was the first thing that made me go “Wow!” this song is beautiful!

[@55jemmz5]

SAME. it’s like this with so many Radiohead songs.

[@Eval999]

Wish it would have ever clicked for me. 50+ album listens and I honestly think it's one of the biggest skips on any great album.

[@thisisanoldemaildonotreply7045]

I was half alseep when it finally clicked music works in mysterious ways

[@rachelcornish5077]

@@Eval999 I really hope it does one day! I know exactly where you are as I felt that way too to start with

[@Audey]

This guy turning into a stammering mess barely able to articulate his thoughts after listening to Paranoid Android is just so perfect. Makes me wish I could hear it for the first time again.

[@55jemmz5]

That song completely changed my taste in music.

[@kevtruth]

That is such an interesting concept. Having it erased from memory so you can experience it again for the 1st time

[@Derrick_Evans]

I remember hearing it on xm radio like mid like mid 2000s and thinking why the fuck do I only know creep lol

[@Dona543219]

don't worry Dad, Let Down will soon grow on you

[@lukelarsson]

Right?!?!? Once you get that song it’s all over.

[@nicolasriveros943]

Is also one of their most beautiful songs live!

[@greenplasticgun]

This was my immediate thought. It’s my second favorite song on the album and maybe my second favorite RH song over all.

[@KevinKaffy]

My fav track actually

[@davelee1935]

Once it clicks nothing beats it

[@MrMurph73]

Dad - Let Down cannot be prevented from embedding itself into your heart. Nobody is crazy about it at first. It is inevitable. Please report back when it works its magic on you and becomes your favourite track on the album.

[@kevinfromttt]

Ok Andrew I am reporting back and I cannot get enough of this track.. There could be a problem with my relationship as my wife has told me on several occasions to stop playing this so song much ..I absolutely love the tone of the guitars and the openness and all the little nuances going on. 😀

[@MrMurph73]

@@kevinfromttt LOL thank you for reporting back and...I TOLD YOU SO ;) - p.s. - dont listen to your wife - keep playing it and she will come around to it too, dont worry. Keep the videos coming please - love them :)

[@anthonyruggiero9573]

@@MrMurph73 this is so wholesome

[@joshuadzz]

am i like the only one who instantly loved it

[@MrMurph73]

@@joshuadzz Lol, I reckon you are yes!

[@jameshannagan7830]

Exit music was written for the ending credits of Romeo and Juliet the updated version which had an awesome b-side also from them called Talk Show Host so yes they sort of die.

[@kaikell7541]

And the song is loosely based on Chopin's Prelude in E minor.

[@Trendyflute]

Radiohead has so many good B-sides, there's at least an album's worth of listening there too!

[@jameshannagan7830]

@@Trendyflute I would say minimum 2 albums and you could probably make 3.

[@seppie3555]

@@Trendyflute now there’s one coming out!!

[@Idellphany]

Romeo and Juliet soundtrack is where I found Radiohead and fell in love.. :)

[@paulhewes7333]

I envy someone getting to hear "OK Computer" for the first time. Its an album you wish you could forget so you could hear it again for the first time.

[@seanmatthewking]

Most of my favorite albums sounded whatever to me the first few listens. Including OK Computer

[@5679_]

Listened to it the first time and it was not good. To Pimp A Butterfly better

[@tyisnt]

That is why I love their channel. Watching pops experience these albums for the first time and appreciating every little nuanced thing that brings my soul joy is the closest I get to listening for the first time again

[@Wilppu.]

Im listening to it first Time right now, its very good but in My opinion 'Is this it' by The Strokes is still The best album of all time. 'Paranoid Android' and 'Karma Police' are My favorites from this album

[@NicholasSWilliams]

Paranoid Android is quite possibly the greatest rock song of the past few decades. Love your reaction.

[@raythepretentiousnerd]

More like the greatest rock song ever.

[@anabellelei8540]

I introduced my son to Radiohead, Bowie, Lou Reed. Gave him my vinyl collection. He ran w/ Radiohead and loves them like I love Bowie. He's bought a bass and an amp and it has changed him. Best move I ever made. Good on you two, music is a life changer. Check out more music from that era, Nuetral Milk Hotel's, In The Aeroplane Over the Sea, Suede's debut, Massive Attack Mezzanine. 90s perfection. All very different. All ranked high.

[@phantom3oh9]

Yeah, Mezzanine for sure!

[@radiofoot1035]

you're a great parent, keep doing what ur doing

[@anabellelei8540]

@@radiofoot1035 you're a very kind person.

[@jon_e96]

Machina / the machines of god

[@jenniferdelacruz4276]

Massive attack ♥️

[@johnjack30]

Having a son myself, I appreciate how good you guys are with each other. Your father son relationship is the kind we all strive for. Keep listening to music together and thanks for letting us in on it.

[@jrusso7627]

“Shut things off for a while and enjoy each other” that’s exactly what thom intended.

[@Wisdawms]

was kinda waiting for him to say "like I'm going to enjoy your mother tonight" lmao

[@turningthetables]

@@Wisdawms LOL

[@jordang7717]

It was prophetic

[@thegoatchild3545]

Since you guys love Thom Yorke's voice, I think you really should hear Jeff Buckley's Grace, one of the greatest, musically richest albums of the 90's, sadly the only complete album he got to make. One of the most beautiful voices of all time.

[@the_oslovian]

Agree! And Elliott Smith! He did it all and brilliantly!

[@justayoutubecommentator3059]

@@the_oslovian elliott smith has my heart. Jeff Buckley is great too.

[@DLtheGreat]

Thank you. Because of you I came across one the best albums I’ve ever heard.

[@lindsay4254]

I was just about to comment this!

[@scrp6638]

Jeff Buckley is one of Radiohead’s biggest influences! Thom Yorke wrote Fake Plastic Trees after getting back from a Jeff Buckley concert, followed by crying on the floor lol

[@JC-lk3oy]

I'll never forget the night my mom was out in the living room and I heard No Surprises being played. I was really excited thinking she was listening to the song... then I walked out and she was watching an episode of "House". I asked her if she liked the song, and she said "not at all". I went from excited to disappointed so fast 😞

[@uselessyellow8531]

How can someone not like no changes!!!!

[@anandmahamuni5442]

Also that intro fucking kills me, seeing House suffer to No Surprises was so painful And surprisingly that was my intro to RH too!

[@spashgroupe7412]

Let Down might be my favourite Radiohead song, along with Fake Plastic Trees. Gorgeous vocal melody

[@FoddyFogHorn]

Your dad is hilarious I love these videos.

[@erics9569]

I love this channel! Nice to see that Dad appreciating the music, but the father/son dynamic, the humor and the love there, is what keeps me coming back. Keep rocking, guys.

[@kadinfehr785]

Would love to see a reaction to something like Loveless, or maybe Deathconciousness ! These videos are great, keep up the hard work

[@newblue7183]

I was just thinking about doing that with my dad!

[@TheKnicks2012]

@@newblue7183 those two are a must! Hopefully you guys can listen to them and react!

[@ge0fff]

man a reaction to either loveless/souvlaki would be awesome!

[@GamesWithBrainz]

literally the coolest dad

[@dumpul6030]

turn on the bright lights by interpol (it's great!)

[@MrShahid0072]

Absolutely..the best album of 00s along with Is this it.

[@simonread8713]

Might as well do Antics too. Equally excellent.

[@Zekew24]

If dad is ever looking to develop long-term depression this is a perfect choice!

[@danieldemoro2743]

@@MrShahid0072 Is This It exemplifies confidence/youthful arrogance. TOTBL exemplifies self doubt. Two masterpieces

[@MrShahid0072]

@@danieldemoro2743 nice. I always thought of Interpol as The Strokes's darker introvert twin. The strokes being extroverted popular twin.

[@cal4837]

“With your mother” “You didn’t have to add that part” Bruh looool

[@abdelhakimabrik8204]

13:10 "its gotta be weird timing and weird signatures" i think you're gonna love KID A

[@JC-lk3oy]

Love that you appreciate the work Nigel Godrich did on the mixing, like when you talk about how wide it sounds. As an audiophile I can't say enough good things about what he brings to the work radiohead does. It's hard to beat Radiohead on a proper HiFi. Definitely enjoying watching you two experience Radiohead together. Such a unique band.

[@andreacope24]

I bought this album when it was released in '97. I was 14, and my room was very much a 90s room... glow in the dark stars hanging from the ceiling, black light posters on the walls, and multiple candles. I would light my candles, put this album on, and lie on the floor while listening and "looking up at the stars". My parents thought this meant I was super depressed, but really I was just having a great night experiencing the music. :)

[@rileytipper5110]

Damn that sounds like heaven to me

[@diogojoaquim4018]

"Look at the stars" - Coldplay

[@KneeAches]

How could a musician miss this in 97? I was 46 when it came out. First group since the Beatles that have continually blown me away.

[@stortyeller]

Let down is so great. For me it sounds like coming out of numbness and finally hear the sounds again. The building up in the middle is beautiful.

[@zachrosales9089]

You guys are awesome and genuine. I’m super pumped for more content and to watch you guys succeed

[@turningthetables]

Love this comment. Thank you for the kind words!

[@happysaffa8871]

I grew up without a father. This is what I imagine my relationship would've been like. Thank you. And in Rainbows should Def be done :)

[@murphy1011]

🥺

[@mrjaden211]

Same here

[@LetLoveGuideUs]

same

[@pakomxltube]

Who’s chopping onions 🧅? Same here dude

[@sydmandeuva4169]

Same

[@mondrian5620]

Your guys’ bond is amazing. To immerse yourselves into some great music together as father and son listening to Radiohead is truly a divine thing. Kudos to the both of you for maintaining such a relationship and making these videos.

[@kevinfromttt]

🙏❤️

[@manuelbevand6366]

Kid A should be next. We need the reaction to the left turn!

[@MrShahid0072]

The greatest left turn in music you mean?😂

[@manuelbevand6366]

@@MrShahid0072 greatest left turn in the universe, so abrupt that it bent spacetime and created a supermassive black hole.

[@MrShahid0072]

@@manuelbevand6366 oh you are taking about creation of muse

[@3storiesUp]

You shoulda seen my reaction back in 2000 after waiting 3 years for a new RH album and being greeted with a "WTF is that" moment .. I was so angry .. took me a while to see the beauty in it.

[@donatienmahieu3479]

Manuuuu incroyable de te voir ici ! Radiohead 4 ever !

[@jahbrahs5102]

Watching these videos gives me new appreciation for these albums. I listened to a moon shaped pool after watching the last reaction and it’s like I was listening for the first time again after seeing you guys’s reactions. Can’t wait for more Radiohead!

[@jada6641]

this was beautiful to witness

[@jorgemansilla9043]

This is one of the greatest albums of all time.

[@oldben1800]

for sure, and most people when you say that say..."how typical"...lol this album just backs up all its bark

[@dez-m]

Fr!

[@rashotcake6945]

duh

[@marshlake74]

It has a great sound and theme but I just simply prefer culture

[@curtisdocherty3115]

Can't wait to see you guys review more radiohead. Great content

[@RetroWez]

I gotta be honest, I wouldn’t normally watch something like this. But I absolutely loved this video. I loved listening to both your views and feelings from the recordings. I’ll definitely listen to more.

[@loversspit]

I'm in love with these reactions! Your dad is such a charm, I love the humour between the listenings and the analysis for each track. It's lovely to see someone so deeply in love with a band this brilliant, it's truly refreshing. Love this channel guys, keep the good work up!

[@FoddyFogHorn]

Kid A and In Rainbows will be great videos

[@lukelarsson]

Greatest album of all time IMO. That’s for reacting to it!

[@turningthetables]

Thank YOU for watching us react to it!

[@jrusso7627]

Greatest band of my lifetime! Wish I could rediscover them again- this album is way better listened from start to Finish uninterrupted. Such an emotional journey every time.

[@pant-hootingchimp8917]

Great review of one of the greatest albums of all time. I went to see Radiohead on their OK Computer tour in 1997 and they were amazing. Truly mesmerising. My favourite Radiohead album though is their 1995 album The Bends. To me that album is perfection! One of the rare times where I love every single track on an album. There's no filler. It's a masterpiece from beginning to end. The first time I ever saw Radiohead was when they were promoting The Bends in 1995. I saw them in a small venue in Northampton, England and I wasn't sure what to expect as I didn't have the album yet (it had just come out a week or so beforehand) and was going mainly by the first single they'd released from it, High And Dry. Before then I knew their song Creep and a couple of other tracks but that's all. I'd never bought their first album at that point. On the strength of High And Dry I bought a ticket to see them at the Roadmender Club and was in awe from beginning to end. They totally captivated the audience throughout. The song that really stood out for me at that concert was Street Spirit. Spellbinding, ethereal, hypnotic, I completely fell in love with the band during that gig. I've been to many brilliant concerts by many great artists during my life and I can safely say that Radiohead at the Roadmender in Northampton in March 1995 is my all-time favourite! I remember still being in a daze at work the next day. I found it hard to concentrate on anything, that's the effect Radiohead had on me, haha! I would so love you to react to The Bends, if you're able to. I guarantee you will love it as much, if not more than OK Computer! :)

[@patriciazeigler6840]

Your Dad is priceless...he raised you pretty well too must say. Grateful for you sharing with all of us....kudos.

[@georgecochrane50]

2 videos down and you and your dad are seriously doing Radiohead videos better than anyone on here. Would love to hear you both break down In Rainbows next, and I'm sure everyone else would too!

[@aliciasavage6801]

This is one of the greatest albums ever to exsist. Thank you.

[@kevinfromttt]

This was an amazing experience and I have been playing this non stop since :) Thx for watching Alicia

[@isitme3760]

He’s so lucky to be discovering this now. Started listening to radiohead in middle school and its still my favorite. Every album is special to me, and i feel like Amnesiac, Hail to the Thief, and King of Limbs are super underrated. I hope you guys do them too

[@turningthetables]

Thanks for watching Sarah! Definitely going to do videos on the other Radiohead albums. The King of Limbs holds a special place in my heart. I love that album.

[@bsmith6646]

Great stuff guys. Always brilliant to see someone listen to OK Computer for the first time. Takes me back. Funnily enough Let Down which you didn't like is my favourite.

[@lealvazquezosvaldo8431]

Love this format! Keep the lyric sheets!

[@shredzmcduck6965]

I was 19 when I first heard this album and it completely connected with my soul. To this day my absolute fav.

[@vikasbahuguna7590]

Thank you for reacting! This is one of my favorite albums of all time! Would love you guys to react to Porcupine Tree albums.....!!

[@Dean0017]

My son is only 7 now, but I can only hope that our relationship develops the same way yours has with your son. Great dynamic!!!

[@DJTV30]

Y'all only had 100 subscribers at this point? unreal. Congrats on all the success, well deserved

[@oskar4528]

just got this on recommended, very wholesome, good music, you got a new subscriber :D

[@MinnowJuice]

Your dad rules…and the relationship between you two is so refreshing.

[@jasonking454]

By reading through some comments, it seems I'm the only one who immediately loved Let Down. It's always been my favorite RH song. It's had me in tears more times than I can count lol.

[@kevinfromttt]

Hey Jason. Let Down has really really grown on me and I find myself singing it out of the blue. So glad Connor introduced me to this album at this time of my life :) cheers 🍻

[@Prodbyjah464]

It’s not my fave off the album but I loved it the first time as well, didn’t expect for it to have to grow on to people.

[@trentboyd5919]

Fantastic reaction guys!!!!! Please please please do “ In Rainbows” 🙏🏼

[@eldensloth]

I love this channel already.

[@PresidentHotdog]

I always found The Tourist loops back perfectly to Airbag in context

[@carolpiza1090]

Hahahahaha dying from laughter thanks guy farting farting

[@ranica47]

Jonny wrote it not Thom though.

[@PresidentHotdog]

@@ranica47 yeah I know. Based on Jonny's experience in Paris. Thom wrote the lyrics. Don't be getting salty

[@ranica47]

@@PresidentHotdog Where was I getting salty? 🙄

[@PresidentHotdog]

@@ranica47 need some vinegar with that salt?

[@zt5793]

I listened to this album for a year and nothing else. I compair it to Bethovan's 9th symphony. Simply remarkable work. I like you guys since of humor. I actually laughed out loud several times. Thank you for what you guys are doing.

[@kevinfromttt]

Thx ZT ! This is now one of my favourites! Masterpiece:)

[@dazzybb1]

Love this. Reminds me of the first time I really understood this album. Great work dudes. 💃🏻👊🏻

[@Gorcrows]

Cant be sad you missed out on it earlier, Think of how lovely this is with your son. I remember the very very small handful of stuff I was able to get my dad into that he actually liked and it was such an amazing bonding experience. Its been fun binging you two's videos

[@scaled_chameleon9399]

"Do they die in this?" YESSS Exit Music (For a Film) was meant for the movie Romeo + Juliet (1996) but i don't think they took it for the movie. so yes, i'm pretty sure they do die in it

[@kalesomplson9287]

These videos are great! New Chanel to sub that’s for sure.

[@subject1337NG]

What I’d give to listen to Lucky for the first time again

[@Spudz76]

I enjoy this Warren Haynes cover it's almost like "for the first time again" kzbin.info/www/bejne/bWOuo6BuadJ5jdU

[@TKJoyRide]

I really loved how your dad was mind blown after hearing Paranoid Android. The very first time I heard the song was when I was around 8 years old or so at that point of time I really didn't dig the song although the music video was crazy for me to watch at that age,however when I listened to the song again (very random btw) when I was like 15 that was the moment I realised Radiohead was something else.

[@shawnmiller7487]

OK Computer is the current generation’s “Dark Side of the Moon.” Iconic…

[@vVincent.]

except it's not too great for tripping since it gives you an emotional breakdown

[@shawnmiller7487]

@@vVincent. try Pink Floyd “Animals” much better for tripping

[@vVincent.]

@@shawnmiller7487 no I mean ok comp

[@vVincent.]

@@shawnmiller7487 I know animals it's a classic

[@lukeizabelle2131]

I agree, though to be honest, I much prefer Ok Computer ha ha ha

[@geoffpedder]

I love these videos. Keep it up guys it's great

[@troyjohnson9873]

Do the rest of the albums in order of release so he can see the transitions and progression that culminates at moon shaped pool again :) I agree with your dad- I’m so disappointed in myself for not listening to them back then. But I am glad I’m finally on the bus!

[@MrHotsnakes]

I love the interaction you guys have and the relationship. Such an awesome album to bond over and one that rewards over the years

[@nicolasprobanza9633]

This channel is just awesome. I hope he got lucky

[@turningthetables]

LOL

[@lilyjones4629]

been binging your channel's videos these are great, its so fresh to hear these albums through your fathers perspective, and the man on the moon vid had me tearing up remembering my own experiences w the album. great work!

[@luzrenato4685]

they're sound engenieering is so good that live in the concert no matter where you stand it feels like Thom Yorke is singing in your ear or right next to you.

[@melankolikfilms]

This is gold. Subbed. More Radiohead reactions!

[@MrShahid0072]

Man this is gonna be additive. I usually don't watch reaction videos but this idea of a guy showing cool stuff to his dad is very satisfying to watch for some reason. Probably because my dad wants nothing to do with music and I love music and also write songs as well. You two have very nice vibe btw.

[@johnjack30]

Good stuff!! Didn't realize this is only your second video. I like you guys, keep it up!

[@leramalik3070]

Guys, thanks you, great reaction! Exit Music is written for Romeo + Julliet movie, that's why the lyrics are dark

[@omphalos85]

This. Radiohead were commissioned a song for the Romeo + Juliet OST, they gave Talk Show Host instead since they thought Exit Music fitted better with what they were doing for OKC but the lyrics make much more sense in that context.

[@Ray-lw2rh]

I’m so glad I discovered this channel

[@ariodemien6150]

Talking about "missing things", as dad says. I love that there is music out there waiting to be discovered. I've listened to Radiohead since '97. On the other hand, I started listening to Slipknot last year, 20 years after they got popular, and I love them. (I'm 48, btw). Great series, this.

[@kevinfromttt]

Thx Ario

[@matthewgarcia3540]

love your channel, love your raw chill vibes feels refreshing to be honest

[@robrippen]

Radioheads" music and songs are just simply timeless. 20 years later their songs are still just as fresh & relevant as when I heard them in the beginning. They are truly one of those bands that their songs and music grow on you the more you listen to them. I'm hoping they come back and release 2 or 3 albulms would be even better. Thoms melodies and Jonnys guitar as well as the rest of the band was & is truly genius. One of those bands that will remain timeless to those who give them a chance. The good thing about having not heard their songs back then is the fact that you now have very interesting music to listen to during this current stagnant time where there's very few artist now that in my opinion, people will still be listening to 20 to 50 years in the future the way they still listen to the Beatles and Zeppelin. Sadly there's alot of young people today that when asked, don't even know who they were.

[@Hikinenpelle]

loved the reaction! I just found out you guys exited, you have earned a New subscriber!

[@tomasidh]

Your dad is so cool man, great video and discussion too !!!

[@jljonesar]

Great stuff guys! Now time for the best Radiohead album, The Bends :-) Also, Parachutes is one of my favorite albums ever.

[@clairedex]

Based on the ones he picked out as loving off the album, I think he would definitely love In Rainbows and maybe not be as hot on Kid A.

[@B.L.Ryan8]

Definitely a Bends more than Amnesiac kinda guy lol

[@ranica47]

Listening to the albums will change him. If he'd listened to Kid A first he probably wouldn't appreciate it like he would after hearing OK Computer.

[@connorjoseph6565]

Wow this was a treat, truly. So awesome to see his first reaction to this record and a brilliant job articulating his thoughts about it. Also, i love the dynamic between you two. Keep it up with these great videos👏

[@natashadube9330]

Loved this, I could watch Radiohead reaction videos all day and you guys do it better than most, can’t believe it’s one of your first videos! Suggestions for future albums: Mezzanine (Massive Attack), Dummy (Portishead) and the first couple Muse albums!

[@kevinfromttt]

Thx Nate :)

[@matthewburton3299]

Thanks for sharing, a lot of fun to watch.

[@turningthetables]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks Matthew!

[@jnhnsnjn]

I really enjoyed watching a Father-Son fellow music lover reaction. I have been a Radiohead fan since The Bends, so my daughter grew up listening to it, and I have passed the torch. [Her podcast is called Like Spinning Plates]. Dad, better late than never. OK Computer is pure brilliance.

[@samuelh4758]

Man I love this series.. I listened to radiohead compulsively during college and had to stop for awhile. Watching you guys listen to no surprises made me want to cry too

[@alanshek9129]

I listen to Let Down more now than I did 24 years ago Now that's a grower,it's one of my all time favourite Radiohead songs

[@turningthetables]

Totally a grower! It's actually become one of my Dad's favorites off the album now just after a week of listening. He talks about it briefly in the next video that we'll have uploaded this week.

[@embunchofnumbers]

20:12 I love that the beginning of “No Surprises” always startles and surprises at first listen

[@TGIFrank]

In case you never heard or were answered re: Exit Music: The band was approached to compose a track for the closing credits of the DiCaprio remake of Romeo + Juliet, and that was what they came up with. I think it played in theaters but is only on this album, not the film soundtrack (WHICH I HIGHLY RECOMMEND). So, to answer your question, yes, they both died.

[@bigboyobi-wan]

wait did it make ut in the movie though?

[@joeyfoster-wd6fs]

My first song I heard was paranoid android and it was a crazy experience. I’m 19 and glad I’ve been going back to classics

[@sisnbroyo3292]

In rainbows next!

[@nessaseetah1805]

From the Basement! ♡

[@exdeath99]

I want it too but i mean.. how not following up OKC with KID A ?

[@goldboy150]

eXceeding death they started with AMSP...it’s all tits up!

[@abrahammurillo1461]

Man your stuff is amazing congrats! I’m a Huge radiohead fan! Keep going with great content!

[@3storiesUp]

Colin's bass on Airbag is just delicious ...

[@TomasPidal]

Great reaction, very funny and with interesting comments. I hope to see more of you two, I really enjoyed it