This British buzz band’s single ”Creep” is the ultimate neurotic teen anthem. It mates Smiths-type self-consciousness (”I don’t belong here”) with dramatic U2-like vocals and guitar, with Cure-style heavy but crunchy pop.
A promising collection that blends U2's anthemic rock with long, atmospheric instrumental passages and an enthralling triple-guitar attack that is alternately gentle and bracingly noisy.
More by accident, perhaps, than design, Oxford's Radiohead have forged a link between today's grunge sound and that unjustly neglected West Coast classic, Spirit's The Twelve Dreams Of Dr. Sardonicus.
It's not a terrible debut album as some users here say. Maybe because they are used to a more mature sounding of radiohead and Pablo Honey is the polar opposite of that. If you like alt or grunge rock, then maybe you'll like this album too.
Pablo Honey could actually be a good album, if some songs weren't just underwhelming to listen. Since I do like some grunge rock, this album just could have been better, especially it's radiohead making this album.
Creep is a banger, but I probably won’t me listening to much of this again. This was my first foray into Radiohead because I’m trying to listen to more “classics” so I can be extra annoying when interacting with men, and it was generally fine. Definitely not a life changing album, but also not the garbage some of y’all make it out to be. You was a solid first track, and I also enjoyed Anyone Can Play Guitar and Prove Yourself. The songs flowed pretty well and Pablo ... read more
It's a cute album i'd say. Some of the songs here are good but some are just not finished
1 | You 3:28 | 80 |
2 | Creep 3:58 | 88 |
3 | How Do You? 2:12 | 58 |
4 | Stop Whispering 5:25 | 65 |
5 | Thinking About You 2:41 | 56 |
6 | Anyone Can Play Guitar 3:37 | 69 |
7 | Ripcord 3:09 | 62 |
8 | Vegetable 3:12 | 62 |
9 | Prove Yourself 2:25 | 61 |
10 | I Can't 4:13 | 61 |
11 | Lurgee 3:07 | 60 |
12 | Blow Out 4:42 | 81 |