Brilliant!

 Bobert_ParkCity wrote:
Yes - Definitely... there is a recurring riff lifted exactly from an early Genesis song.
It is so obvious that I came here specifically looking to see if I was the only one who noticed.
I am not a big listener of RH, I like some of what I hear and also find a lot of it unoriginal and milking tired themes.
I AM a very big fan of early Genesis however and this goes way beyond "inspiration".
They have expanded the range and length of the riff but t is a note for note copy of Mike Rutherford's original.

What happened to you Radiohead?  You used to be cool man.

 Lazarus wrote: 

If not saved from,  then saved for  what?  To be honest, I did hope it was from the curse of the green ink, but alas.....

This is just about the only Radiohead song that doesn't make me want to press the PSD button.

Dreamy...

I have heard this song twice this week on RP. How about giving it a rest. 

 Rockit wrote: 

Noooo...  I have not been saved from anything—  I have just been saved...

love this song...  we be dancing...
 

Just right...Thanks

 Lazarus wrote: 

Saved from the devils dandruff?

What a great song.

 Paul_the_wonk wrote: 
I think they've figured out some kick-butt techno beats with real-life drummers. And the more you listen to TKOL, the more it grows on you. Well, did for me, anyway.

Just saw them on this tour, and they brought along the drummer from Portishead to help round-out all that percussion. And the first song they played had all of them beating on drums! All of Seattle's Key Arena were on their feet dancing for the whole show!

And I would say that if you listen to the catalogue in order, the sound just keeps evolving. Certainly one of the most original bands we have the pleasure of listening to today!

 JIan wrote: 

Indeed...  I be me...  I have been saved!  Everybody in my church be dancing...

hope you are having a marvelous day...

 

 MassivRuss wrote: 

Hah.
I like the idea.
The engineer in me thinks it could be an interesting challenge to implement. The music fan in me however insists that I should keep trying to 'get' radiohead (and a couple of others) as there is clearly something there that many people clearly like.

Hey Bill!!!

How about an AutoPSD feature we can map to RadioHead??

Yeah... that'd be cool...

 rdo wrote:  Ease up on my many Fred.  He's slowly coming around over the years.  Don't um... hit him over the head.  Let him glide slowly into Radiohead - by 2014 he will be buying the entire back catalogue and scouring for bootlegs.

 Lazarus wrote: 
Romeo?

Everybody in my church loves this song...
 

 fredriley wrote: 
With or without Yorke's vocals Radiohead is a great band. I've had the same problems as Fred with Yorke—too often the falsetto crosses the line between effective and just plain whiny. Thankfully, his lyrics have matured. The thing is that you can't separate the singer—and 3rd guitarist—from the band. So, I have reluctantly accepted Yorke—I know gracious of me, eh?—but not without some latent resistance.

Not a big RH fan.... but this I'm liking.

 Carl wrote: 
I didn't mind the posts, but it seemed they were always the the same exact thing!  Crazy 'bots!

I've been a fan of Radiohead since about '98 when I purchased OK Computer.  I've enjoyed most of their stranger-sounding tunes from Kid A and Amnesiac.  Loved Hail to the Thief, and I think In Rainbows is their best album so far.

I am not liking their new sound though, with the repetitive drumming and baselines.  Thom Yorke's melodies are there, but doesn't Phil, the drummer, get bored? 

 cShaggy wrote: 
As I posted earlier in one of the RP Listener fora, I think that Bill & Rebecca finally figured out that RT was, in fact, a bot, because Bill wrote a script that *exactly* emulated RT's posts. Bots are not allowed to be bonafide RP members (RP Rule 23.41.7g).

 fredriley wrote: 

Dude, Radiohead is the best music ever.  Jesus effing Christ.  Can you please buy new ears????

 cShaggy wrote: 
Apparently he was removed from the hotel for trashing the room and annoying other customers. A search on the forums will reveal the sorry end of Mr Tuma.

Personally, I am more than relieved he has gone. He got on my tits more than I care to admit. . .  

A good tune - however not in my view one of their finest. Then again not even these clever chaps from Abingdon can be expected to always hit the intensity/quality bullseye ALL the time. Or can they? Colossal band - I hope I get to see them one day. They don't play in New Zealand very often though...

Oh well I'll have to make do with Moussaka for now.

 fredriley wrote: 
Hold out Fred!!

9 plays in the last 30 days.... a touch excessive, when I've just heard a Moby track that's been played for the first time in 7 years!