LemonMelon
More 5G Than Man
djerdap said:
You obviously didn't get a chance to get to the last minute, which is mindblowing. One of Radiohead's best moments.
Yep. First 2 minutes = decent, but nothing special, last minute = mindblowing.
djerdap said:
You obviously didn't get a chance to get to the last minute, which is mindblowing. One of Radiohead's best moments.
LemonMelon said:
Yep. First 2 minutes = decent, but nothing special, last minute = mindblowing.
joyfulgirl said:
Kicks in around 1:54 minutes.
joyfulgirl said:I still can't get over the fact that HTTT went before Amnesiac based on how much abuse Amnesiac has gotten over the years. I guess it grew on people.
lazarus said:
I just listened to HTTT (and the Go To Sleep b-sides!) today, and I'm a little surprised too. I think the bottom line is that as much as Amnesiac may grate on people, HTTT probably has even more grating songs.
Overall, it's theoretically a more accomplished effort, but a rough slog if you're not up for it. That is to say, if you don't like Amnesiac, you aren't going to like HTTT either, save for a few tracks, and will probably be even more turned off.
Personally, I think I'm back to preferring HTTT to In Rainbows.
u2popmofo said:I don't see or hear that in HTTT at all. If anything, I think it's very similar to U2's recent output (IE, it's a collection of tracks that summarize everything they've ever done into one collection). Everything on HTTT is an actual song, there are no "sound fillers", everything has actual lyrics, even the electronic tracks are extremely easy to handle. What songs to people find to be so inaccessible or to be "filler"? That's what I never get. I hear more filler in both Amnesiac and Kid A than HTTT.
lazarus said:I Will is also boring to the extreme.
joyfulgirl said:^ When I read posts like that (edited to add: lazurus') it makes me feel like I have a different version of HTTT. It's like, for example, I got a stray copy that has this gorgeous song called I Will on it that gives me goosebumps and that is obviously not the same boring song everyone else got, and this song called The Gloaming that sends me into a trance and that when I saw them live hundreds of people were all singing along at the same time and it was magical. I guess there's no point in beating a dead horse but I have to say it one more time, I don't understand!
u2popmofo said:I
Just so everyone knows, I'm really not upset or arguing on this. Just saying it surprises me, that's all. That's all, Lazarus you dirty %*@#!
SeattleVertigo said:And yeah, I couldn't imagine why Kid A would be favored over The Bends. The Bends doesn't have a bad song on it.
MrBrau1 said:
The Bends has songs on it.
elevated_u2_fan said:HTTT
Sail To The Moon -> Where I End And You Begin is fucking genius...
LemonMelon said:
Songs you can wrap your puny mind around, anyway.
u2popmofo said:I Will is one of my absolute favorite Radiohead songs.
Admittedly, I can understand people not liking We Suck Young Blood, but as it's their "ode to Low" track, I obviously like it. A lot.
Again, also can somewhat understand some people not liking glitch electronica type songs like The Gloaming, but for a glitch song it's about as accessible as can be (OMG, lyrics!)
I truthfully do not like Scatterbrain much though, so I'll give everyone that track.
Just so everyone knows, I'm really not upset or arguing on this. Just saying it surprises me, that's all. That's all, Lazarus you dirty %*@#!
xaviMF22 said:In rainbows must go next
there is no way its better than the Bends
no way
xaviMF22 said:In rainbows must go next
there is no way its better than the Bends
no way
cdisantis83 said:As for HttT, I often find it hard to believe that Sail to the Moon does not have a stronger reputation.
angelordevil said:
the sick cat from Myxomatosis.
DaveC said:
I always thought that was about a rabbit, considering myxomatosis is a disease only rabbits can get.