I really like In Rainbows for what it is. There are some fantastic songs on it, but I think i have more of an emotional connection to those that came before it. I remember reading a review once that said with each of their albums, you could tell who they had been listening to. With In Rainbows, you could tell that they had been listening to themselves. That's essentially what In Rainbows is, to a great extent: Pure, Distilled Radiohead.
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