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I can't even say how many times I've tried to get into this album, usually giving up after about 5 songs, which is funny as the first 5 songs are for the most part the most easily accessible. I think I finally fucking get it now.
Over the internet there is a bunch of comparisons between this and In the Aeroplane Over the Sea, to the point where you'll often see two camps of fans divided between which ones "the true lo-fi masterpiece" or something along those lines. I think they're ... read more
You know that gif of Frank Reynolds. I get it now.
Back as a teen I never really understood Kid A. I UNDERSTAND KID A. Perhaps it was the fact it's the first album after Ok Computer and I was wanting more of that, or maybe my taste wasn't broad enough to appreciate this, or maybe it was just not the right time. Anyway, this thing fucks so hard like are you kidding me?
I never thought I would be one of those people, but I think this might be better than Ok Computer. It's a hard ... read more
It really is that good isn't it.
It's just one of those albums that you don't want to end. A really funny statement considering how incredibly depressing this entire thing is. There's a few glimmers of hope here and there but they can be hard to see.
The whole thing really was, and still is, groundbreaking. It can definitely be a hard listen hearing Thom Yorke singing about how crap our modern society is for 50+ minutes but I think it's incredibly balanced with just how beautiful everything ... read more
Ok, so I used to be proper into Radiohead when I was like 16 but for some reason it never carried over into my adulthood, so it's been a good few years since I listened to them at all really, apart from the occasional odd song. I also pretty much only listened to this album, OK Computer and Kid A sometimes, so I figured I'd go back to the start (well, sorta, I cba to listen to Pablo Honey). I think the thing that put me off Radiohead is not a much the band themselves, but the fans. I try not to ... read more
I just listened to this album in headphones with a glass of vodka and a full head of thoughts and have been trying to come up with something noteworthy to say about Some Rap Songs that would give even just a small glimpse into how special this project is and what it means to me. I just can't. It perhaps won't click with everyone, but it's an album that should.
Earl, to me, is a top five rapper. I think it's a very personal statement because it's hard to blur the line between my own experiences ... read more
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