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Though considered by most as "Kid A's B-Sides", this album is more than capable of standing on its own, it's a record that isn't as sonically captivating as their previous albums but it's one that experiments with different vocal productions and even though not every song is amazing, I give them props for not sticking to what they know.

Highlights: You and Whose Army?, Packt Like Sardines in a Crushed Tin Box, Pyramid Song & Knives Out.

The fact that this album divided their fans back then is wild to me, sure it's very different from what they've done but l've always believed Rock ends up evolving into Electronic music.
This record is phenomenal, production wise it sounds amazing, props to anyone involved because this record is amazingly produced and it matches the song themes perfectly, Thom's voice sounds great as always but on this record it feels like he was more vulnerable than Ok Computer, there's something about the way ... read more

One of the best albums in history.

This album is on my top 10 albums of all time, so i might be a bit biased when it comes to rating this but i don't care, to me this album is perfect, every song is amazing, i'm a sucker for sad and slow songs so this album is my dream come true but it's also an album that got me through a hard time so i love it for that.

The songs on this record are so well written, tackling topics such as death, insanity and what it was at the time the 'Modern British ... read more

With their second album, Radiohead was able to prove everyone that they were a band capable of creating a good body of work, prior to this they had released an EP called 'My Iron Lung' which is a great EP with good songs and it sort of paved the way for this record. Here the band is much more comfortable with themselves in the studio and it shows, the way the songs progress is so smooth and almost peaceful, this is for sure one of their best albums.

Highlights: (Nice Dream), Planet Telex, High ... read more