one of the best.........

Brilliant - I wish they'd tour more.

This album is bittersweet for me - I love this song and the entire album for that matter, but I listened to it way too much while driving home after taking my mom to chemotherapy.

Beautiful!
Also a very good album!

God, I love Radiohead!

endlessness

 musicmaniac wrote: 
Man that sucks. Too bad you can't compartmentalize your feelings for both - there's no reason why some a-hole should ruin the music for another person. I'll never forget having a particularly traumatic experience in my youth while Tom Petty's "Refugee" was playing in the background. Rather than dwell on the pain of the event every time I heard that song, I drew strength from my (modest) recovery. To this day it's one of my favorites.

 gemtag wrote: 
Excellent quote, although I think talent also has something to do with it.

Everybody in my hotel room loves this song...

 

One of the smartest bands out there. They know how to package sound and emotion.

 

Ahhhhhh............all is well.

SAVED by Radiohead!!  whew....I was just reaching to switch off RP to a cd after that last dreadful Little Feat song...

Excellent.

Favourite song (side to side with Reckoner) from a brilliant album of my favourite band. 'nuff said

This is a most amazing headphone experience :)

 shmuelman wrote: 

Well, because this is a music site and the comment is about music —- if you can call Radiohead that.

A lot of Radiohead's stuff (for instance, Go To Sleep, Knives Out, Nude, No Surprises, Reckoner, especially Creep) elicits the same response from me, although I've gotten to the point where I can tolerate this particular track.

So, why don't you and the rest of the Radiohead fans just move on and let those of us who don't buy it have our say?  A lot less electrons will be wasted that way.

 Cynaera wrote: 
Nice description of this song, Cynaera. I'm wrapping up work on a Friday afternoon and it fits the bill. Lets me bob gently in my seat. Although if Jigsaw or one of the tenser Radiohead songs came on, I could dance in my seat if necessary.

 jonahboo wrote: 
Why don't you keep it to yourself? Leave your closed minded, ugly comments on some political web site.

I have such a complicated relationship with Radiohead.... much like the one I had with the guy who introduced me to them. Love love love them, hate hate hate the memories and emotions associated with them.

typical Radiohead dog shit

 Cynaera wrote: 


Radiohead has lots of great stuff...  they can rock...  this song is one of their mellow ones, but it is cool...

Haven't heard much Radiohead in my life (well, I haven't been at RP for awhile!) but I like this song.  It's spacy, ethereal, and sort of lulling/comforting. I can live with that.

Love the song, but had it turned way down. Thought I heard Beth Orton singing Echo and the Bunnymen's "Sugar Kisses" without the refrain.  How bizarre.

Fantastic Tune, check out the live performance of this tune , "In Rainbows From The Basement" , the 720P  full video is money if can find it  

Nice but comfortably numbing

Just Heavenly!

 cosmiclint wrote: 
Couldn't agree more, I really feel they've hit a high note with this album. In my opinion probably one of top 5 albums ever made.
I just hope they keep on climbing that ladder.

A tip to everyone that is enjoying in rainbows, RH in general or just to all you out there who don't really enjoy them - find and have a look at a live session called "From the basement". I have never seen a recorded live/jam-session as intense and vivid as this one!

All of my music-freak-friend that I have shown "From the basement" to have become as blown away as me, and are now hardcore RH-fans. And this despite the fact that many of them never have understood any of Radioheads geniality before.
Can't be bought, only downloaded as far as I know.

I'm with seekinggrace. There may have been better individual songs over the last year, but In Rainbows is the best complete album I've bought in a long time. Every song is at least a 9, on my scale anyway.