/r/radiohead
A subreddit about the band Radiohead, its members, and their solo projects.
A subreddit about the band Radiohead, its members, and their solo projects.
1) Posts must be relevant to Radiohead, its members, or their solo projects.
2) No personal insults/toxicity.
3) Spam of any kind is not allowed. This includes t-shirt link spamming.
4) Low quality/effort posts and memes that lack context or fail to promote discussion will be removed.
5) Excessive/unnecessary polls, rankings, or tier lists will be removed.
6) Respect the band's privacy. Do not share private information, gossip or paparazzis/creep shots of the band or their family members.
7) No fanfic.
8) No recent reposts. Search before posting.
9) No piracy zone; support the artists.
10) Self promotion of your music or other projects is not allowed. Covers of the band's music are fine.
W.A.S.T.E. HQ (Official Radiohead site)
Radiohead Public Library (Live performances, art galleries, music videos, webcasts, interactive apps & merch)
Citizen Insane (All things Radiohead)
Radiohead for Beginners Guide (Flowchart by /u/seaburn)
Radiohead Interview Archive and Radiohead Interview Public Library (Video/audio interviews)
AustinBrock's Youtube (Live performances)
Radiohead Not For Profit (Live performances)
Radiohub (Live performances)
What Have You Done To My Face (Band artwork)
The King of Gear (Band gear)
Radiohead's Equipboard (Band gear)
Radio.Ixtiologica (Archive)
The Radiohead Almanac (Radiohead live guide)
/r/radiohead
I’m tossing up between Spectre and Airbag
Accidentally uploaded the silent version earlier my bad
I'm trying to decipher which one is better but I just don't know
This is a low flying Hispanic attackkkk
I went from a year and a half to only listening to them, to a couple years of frequently listening to them, to hardly ever listening to them at all. I may have just binged them so much that I "juiced them" out, but maybe there's some element they're missing. Part of it I think is that the joy of Radiohead comes from devoting your entire being to the music and lyrics and although I had an amazing time listening to the same songs over and over again, I've never quite had that experience with them again. A Radiohead song is often like a story to me.
I'm going to use the dreaded word "catchy" here. They have great melodies (and a lot of euphoric ones) and great instrumentation, but my ear doesn't immediately "link" with a lot of their songs. Thom's voice isn't catchy either...again euphoric at times, but not catchy.
Karma Police, High and Dry, Sulk, and Creep (I know mainstream hits) come to mind as their catchiest, but still doesn't hook me like other music.
The connotation of catchy brings up words like cheap and easy, but I think catchiness is a great element to have in one's discography. Something to listen to on the ride home for work or something to listen to with friends who don't necessarily appreciate the intricacies of this type of music.
Euphoric a lot of the time but not catchy. Let me know some catchy songs I may be missing.
Like I said before, I may have just juiced them out.
Any critiques from you all? I'll add I mostly listened to The Bends and Ok Computer. I've listened to a decent amount of their later work, but most of their later work seems less catchy than these two albums.
CAN SOMEONE PLEASE HELP ME TO FIND THIS SONG ?????
The gift we didn’t know we needed.
I am reviewing a radiohead song every day until i've done them all. DAY 3
Today's review is GIVE UP THE GHOST from The King Of Limbs.
This song is the longest on the king of limbs. I believe it has some of thom's best vocals from the album, It repeats the phrase 'don't haunt me' an insane amount of times(alike to 'the raindrops' from sit down stand up). The 'from the basement' version is my favourite version of this song. Despite its repetitiveness, this song is still a highlight from this underappreciated album.
RATING - 7.5/10
Heyy , I recently got into their music and enjoy quite alot of songs and am currently looking for recommendations! If it helps some of the songs I like are : Let Down Weird Fishes /Arpeggi 15 Step All I need Jigsaw falling into place And Just
To the Radiohead fan who listened to Kid A when it came out in 2000 (and who were Radiohead fan before), what was your reaction the first time you listened to this album?
Does anyone know any songs that sound like
Myxomatosis, Where you and I begin , Hearing damage by Thom Yorke, Idioteque
I want that type of vibe and sound please recommend me some other than Radiohead.
Musical saw in how to disappear completely.
Was there ever a physical release of IR's disc two? I really like it
I've been seeing the early variation of Nude doing the rounds online recently, with a lot of people wanting to listen to it on streaming platforms. Here's how:
Using the link below you will be able to download Big Ideas, as well as the rest of the Ok Computer White Cassette album mp3 files. Once the tracks are downloaded, you will be able to drag and drop them into iTunes to listen to the tracks on apple music, or through local files on Spotify.
https://archive.org/download/radiohead-oknotok-white-cassette-tape
While this is a round-about way of listening to the songs on streaming services, it does work and is quite easy and hassle free. Hopefully this helps if anyone wanted to add these elusive songs to their playlists or listen to them on the go without needing a YouTube Music subscription.
Hope this helps!
Edit: Big Ideas is listed as track 37 on the list
I'm looking for high-resolution fan-made front covers and tray cards for In Rainbows, The King of Limbs and A Moon Shaped Pool so I can burn the cheap, disk-scratching paper abominations they are in now.
Anyone know of a fan site or other place I could find something like this?
Was Oknotok ever released in jewel case, or was it only in the weird slip case thing? Kid Amnesia too
It's fucking amazing, as professional as it can get and it's a class project?!?