Reviewing Every Radiohead Album

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Published 2024-05-11
Natsumi might be wrong.

00:00 Intro
01:48 Pablo Honey (1993)
06:22 The Bends (1995)
08:45 OK Computer (1997)
11:06 Kid A (2000)
14:08 Amnesiac (2001)
17:38 Hail to the Thief (2003)
20:43 In Rainbows (2007)
23:22 The King of Limbs (2011)
24:41 A Moon Shaped Pool (2016)
26:53 Outro

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Closing Music: Burial - Temple Sleeper

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All Comments (14)
  • @QurgingB284
    This video is so good, why does this have less than 200 views! Subbed
  • @thomas-tj7dy
    Dude a video about Radiohead (my favorite band) AND about Back to the future (my favorite movies)?? Easiest sub you ever gained
  • @Fracpop
    Pablo Honey was a means to an end, they made it specifically in order to get into a position to be able to make the music they actually wanted to make. This wasn’t the first faltering steps of a young band trying to find there sound it was entirely calculated process to get them where they needed to be. Btw it’s pronounced Tom not Thom, the h is silent. Great video though I agree with pretty much everything else you said, you definitely deserve more views than you’re currently getting 👍
  • @ironyslab
    really well made video great editing! creep cover when?
  • @gowan2586
    I listened to street spirit (fade out) for the first time during a bus ride to Washington DC. it just seemed to go with all the cool landscapes.
  • @316_Bubbles
    I'm gonna be completely honest My first listen to In Rainbows was a massive disappointment and my first listen to Pablo Honey really impressed me. I found In Rainbows so boring and I honestly think that if the band never did the "pay what you like" thing, it would be a lot less highly acclaimed. I, in fact, found it so boring I fell asleep on my first listen. It's got a few songs on it that I like but the rest of it just sounds like Radiohead watering down their sound off Ok Computer and Kid A to make it more accessible. I honestly prefer the Ok Computer version of Nude. Pablo Honey, on the over hand, really surprised me. It's got Radiohead's most hopeful songs like Stop Whispering and Lurgee. I also love the guitar sound on the album. Creep's undoubtedly one of Radiohead's best songs considering that it's their biggest and the only reason fans don't like it is because the band doesn't. I reckon I had my hopes so high for In Rainbows and so low for Pablo Honey that they both surprised me. I know I made a few Radiohead diehards a bit flustered.
  • @gowan2586
    Pablo honey isn't bad its just the least good