mine would be In Rainbows!

Probably In Rainbows or Kid A

Sooo hard... could be Kid A, In Rainbows, The King of Limbs. Probably In Rainbows, all things considered. Also, the last two tours were stunning, musically and visually.

In fucking Rainbows?

You new, young bucks need a lesson in taste and music theory and I aim to give

it to ya one of these days.

The answer, laddies, is not "sooo hard" and should be OK Computer.

duccichucka said:

In fucking Rainbows?

You new, young bucks need a lesson in taste and music theory and I aim to give

it to ya one of these days.

The answer, laddies, is not "sooo hard" and should be OK Computer.

morningsong said:

They're new to me I only have The King of Limbs and a Best Of, I have no idea where to go from there.

In Rainbows, OK Computer and The Bends are their most accessible albums.

That said, half of The Bends is on the Best Of so you may want to opt for one of the other two.

Kid A always felt like a stoner album for me. So unfitting in most of the time.

Sometimes I feel like Radiohead are pushing it too far, but hey it's musical expirementation and you can't blame them for that!

duccichucka said:

In fucking Rainbows?

You new, young bucks need a lesson in taste and music theory and I aim to give

it to ya one of these days.

The answer, laddies, is not "sooo hard" and should be OK Computer.

What exactly does music theory have to do with which radiohead album is someones favorite?

In order from best to worst

In Rainbows 10/10

Kid A (very close second) 10/10

OK Computer 9.5/10

Amnesiac 8/10

The Bends 7.5/10

The King of Limbs 6/10

Hail to the Thief 6/10

Pablo Honey 4/10

The Bends all the way

Kid A is my favorite. And all the Ok computer stans can go cry a river. People act like that album rewrote music histiory and i'm sure i'll get a 3,000 page essay on why it did.

The Bends

i'll have to file Radiohead in the "I tried but...." folder.

Your greatest hits should compel me to go backk to dig into individual albums, didn't do that for me. don't understand all the acclaim

Phishanga said:

duccichucka said:

In fucking Rainbows?

You new, young bucks need a lesson in taste and music theory and I aim to give

it to ya one of these days.

The answer, laddies, is not "sooo hard" and should be OK Computer.

Oh, don't get pissed. Just get better taste.

dm3857 said:

duccichucka said:

In fucking Rainbows?

You new, young bucks need a lesson in taste and music theory and I aim to give

it to ya one of these days.

The answer, laddies, is not "sooo hard" and should be OK Computer.

What exactly does music theory have to do with which radiohead album is someones favorite?

Because once you understand the theoretical underpinnings of what passes as for "good song-

writing," you'll realize that OK Computer contains Radiohead's best work and ought to be your

favorite.

Relax, captain; I'm just giving you folks a hard time.

Cloudbuster said:

morningsong said:

They're new to me I only have The King of Limbs and a Best Of, I have no idea where to go from there.

In Rainbows, OK Computer and The Bends are their most accessible albums.

That said, half of The Bends is on the Best Of so you may want to opt for one of the other two.

I'll test them out. Thanks.

I test listened to In Rainbows and Kid A. I did like In Rainbows more but I also like Kid A, got both. Highly unusual for me. Will test others these next 3 days.

i consider "amnesiac", "kid a" and all the bsides from that era as one amazing body of work.

so that's my favorite. it's cheating a bit but, oh well being forced, i guess i would have to

go for "Amnesiac".

/

these days i probably listen most to "in rainbows" because thom's voice was so incredibly

good at that time. 'house of cards' still floors me.

/

there's no denying that Ok Computer is probably one of the best albums by anyone, ever,

but i can't pick it as my favorite anymore since i've listened to it over 2000 times since the

day i got it and now i'm kind of done with it for a while.

/

basically, they don't have any real bad albums from The Bends onwards. HTTT is a bit of

a mess, but there's still a solid, strong album in there somewhere, after some editing. and

"The King Of Limbs" feels a bit short or at least like it's lacking something. I wish they'd

managed to include "The Butcher" and "Supercollider" on it, as well as "Staircase". i could

live happily without ever hearing "the daily mail" again tho