I love Radiohead and this album is possibly their best - my view is that in future years this album will be viewed in the same light as 'Dark Side of the Moon' - I think they're way ahead of their time.

Every generation has the music of its time -then theres the music that lasts - the music with value.

I grew up in England in the 70s and amongst BayCity Rollers, Abba and Showaddywaddy I never did get to hear much Neil Young...

But when we hear 70s music now thats what we get to hear (mercifully)

Although I think slinging the abuse-label "troll" around at other commenters is a classic Internet bully tactic, practiced by delusional, self-appointed arbiters of propriety like you, Fred, I must abandon my policy on this occasion.   A troll, properly defined, would be a person who deliberately spoils the discussion for others by detracting from it with repetitive, negative comments that add no value.  For example, someone who hates cooking yet who frequents a cooking web-site and writes only about how much they hate cooking and how stupid everyone else is for liking cooking.  We don't really have any commenter like that here at RP.  People frequently post about songs or bands they don't like, but since there is no implied obligation to like every song or band, it's OK.  Only if someone didn't like music altogether, or more specifically, the music played here, on this station, and then posted comments to that effect on a regular basis, would they be worthy of such opprobrium. 

The only case I can think of at RP in which someone perhaps is worthy of such opprobrium is you, Fred, in relation to Radiohead.  Radiohead is probably the most frequently played band here and enjoys the highest ratings of almost any.  You don't like them, and you feel compelled to let the rest of us know about that over and over again.  Your posts are repetitive and, strictly speaking, don't add anything of constructive value.  Normally, I would defend your right to comment in that matter, if only as a matter of freedom of expression.  Often, it is a good thing to go against the majority, against the mob mentality, if you will.  But I think it is fair and accurate to point out the hypocrisy that exists in your case; because you are so fond of leveling the troll accusation at others. 

You preside here as our bully-in-chief.  I have a sneaking suspicion that the ultimate effect of your little reign of terror is that, with your impressive command of phrase and erudition, you squelch commentary.   We know of course that you do it literally, that can be demonstrated, yet the more damaging consequence is that you do it preemptively. You are guilty of abusing others if they don't subscribe to your rather perverse notions about propriety and politics.  You are the consummate shusher.  Thus, we are left with page upon page of what amount to not much more than dry exhibitions of virtuosity, riddled with arcane vocabulary, from the Nottingham factory.  So, as you have a penchant for making up the rules for the rest of us, I have a new rule that I would like to hereby espouse, following your supreme example:  

Don't feed the Fred.