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View Poll Results: Favorite Radiohead Album?
Pablo Honey 17 2.79%
The Bends 97 15.93%
OK Computer 219 35.96%
Kid A 129 21.18%
Amnesiac 30 4.93%
Hail to the Thief 30 4.93%
In Rainbows 85 13.96%
The King of Limbs 2 0.33%
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Old 11-02-2012, 01:20 AM   #1 (permalink)
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The Gloaming almost sounds like it should have been on TKoL. It's more about the texture and mood rather than "telling a story". It's not great, but it's not exactly filler either.

Myxomatosis sounds quite good at the start but doesn't really do anything. I can't really defend it.

I'm a big fan of Backdrifts.

But still, you picked out 3 of 14 tracks. I would kill to hear my favorite bands make awesome songs 78% of the time. HTTT gets too much hate and their first two albums get way too much love.
I don't say HttT is a **** album, I just think they couldn't really keep the level top-notch all the time. More examples:

Scatterbrain is just another Radiohead lullaby. It's not bad, but pretty underwhelming as it barely has anythign to add to the album.

Sail to the Moon has some amazing instrumentals, but these cheesy lyrics are cringeworthy.

Backdrifts has grown on me some more since I heard it first, but it's still not *that* good.

Oh, on an unrelated note: http://pitchfork.com/news/48450-did-...-as-daft-punk/

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