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An unbelievable album that brings back so many memories. Even Dave Grohl says this album is a pivotal moment in music history. Paranoid Android is a masterpiece, and live, just WOW! Thanks Mike and Dev for this wonderful 29 minutes of bliss.

@MusicforBusyPeople

8 ай бұрын

'Tis our pleasure

the greatest album of the 1990s in my opinion!

@zaftra

4 күн бұрын

Pulp's Different Class

The gut reaction to paranoid android was great.. great song. That was nice to see 🌈

Thanks for looking into Radiohead. I came late to the party. I didn't know much about them until 2010 when a band that I played in wanted to learn "Creep". I did the one thing that would get me kicked out of any RH fan conversation; I bought the Best of Radiohead album. All Radiohead albums should be listened to as separate experiences. Anyway, I really enjoyed the song "There There" off the Hail to the Thief album and did a deep dive. 13 years later I collected all of there work and have them on my Mt. Rushmore of bands (The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, and Pink Floyd being the others). While they are often compared to PF, I feel they mirror the Beatles. They are great live but do a lot of studio experimentation and change significantly from album to album. I hope you enjoy the group and do the entire catalogue. Their work requires multiple listens to get the full impact. Take care,

It's a masterpiece

This just reminded me how epic this band and album is

Their entire discography is diverse and fantastic they really remind me of the Beatles more than any other band their evoloution in sound is so Beatle-like. They become much more intricate and complex musically as they evolve and if you are into theory they are very unorthodox and unique they just kept getting better and better.

Interesting selection. I would not have liked Radiohead during the 90's but, over a long period of time, I have learned to appreciate music differently than I used to so . . . thank you for sharing! Take care and be well, Liam.

I can’t wait for more Radiohead from yall!!!! Thanks!

Nigel Godrich is really the unofficial 6th member of Radiohead, a fantastic sound engineer and a co-producer essentially. He is also a member of The Smile, Thom Yorke and Jonny Greenwood's 'side project' band who are well worth checking out.

You said the musicianship didn't blow you away, but like Alex Lifeson of Rush, the guitar player plays the perfect notes at the perfect time, respect 👌

@MusicforBusyPeople

8 ай бұрын

Agreed!

@dberg666

8 ай бұрын

Can't wait for side 2, it's an amazing album and I an a prog geek, it blew me away in 99

Easily one of the best albums released by any artist from the UK ever. During the “Brit Pop” era this came along and blew every other band over here out of the water.

@MusicforBusyPeople

8 ай бұрын

I much prefer this to Brit Pop 😁

@gavinblenkinsop6250

8 ай бұрын

@@MusicforBusyPeople I was in my early teens during that era so there are some questionable albums in my CD collection. So many bands that my friends and I were convinced would go on to be mega famous and now they are probably working nightshifts in a supermarket 😂

@MusicforBusyPeople

8 ай бұрын

​@@gavinblenkinsop6250 🤣

Ah. She gets it. She's one of us.

Subterranean Homesick Alien is a stunning song.

Bought this with the bends in the airport , on my way to India , amazing listening producing vivid memories of the trip . Don’t envy you reacting to it on first listen .

So happy you two are doing this album! I love this album deeply. I once read a review of this that described the overall sound of the record as something to the effect of ‘chrome and shiny white ceramic’, and I think that’s a perfect way to capture the vibe. Have fun!

@MusicforBusyPeople

8 ай бұрын

Enjoying it so far!

Reminds me of playing FF7 and listening to this on a loop.

Radiohead is all about the arrangements. They are exceptional at creating moods and matching the imagery and theme of the lyrics to the music.

Paranoid android literally gives me anxiety!… Not completely my cup of tea, but brilliant musically 👍

@MusicforBusyPeople

8 ай бұрын

I find it both sad & soothing

my pick for best album of all time, though zeppelin still tops my list for best band.. i know there's comparison with pink floyd, but i felt the sounds in this album have so many similarities with zeppelin, like timestamps, layering, ad-libs, filtering, and new sound experimentation i can imagine a hypothetical late 80s zeppelin made such album ahead of time, with their experience in creating "no quarter", "the rain song", "poor tom", "over the hills & far away", and more, with JPJ magically experiments with new electronic sounds, as he did in the past but then again, what do i know about music 🖖

My top 3 albums ever

St Catherine's Court is a Grade 1 listed 16th Century mansion owned by the actress Jane Seymour.

Unborn chicken voices is an easy one. Egg shakers. Thom was trying to sleep, and the band were fooling around with percussive instruments at night, namely, egg shakers.

@danerex76

8 ай бұрын

I've been a fan for nearly 30 years and never looked this up, heard that, or even questioned it beyond thinking it's a dark lyric and always thought of eggs of course. Thanks for this.

@patrickrasmussen2666

8 ай бұрын

No problem. He definitely has some cryptic lyrics. This is one of the few solvable ones. @@danerex76

WoW i Luv the song Paranoid Android beyond belief ONLY reason i prolly ever would have learned about the existence of My Beautiful Radiohead & Especially My Beloved Thom Yorke was cuz someone sent me a link to this song & video & said "I think YOU are going to LOVE this!" & course i MOST certainly DID ha as Deb so very accurately put it i utterly & completely sit humbly & somewhat gracefully exactly perfectly into that niche & You heh are correct i've never to this day have found **It** so yea i completely am in luv with Thom Yorke he is a **PreciousGift** to me BUT My very 1st Luv & **PreciousGift** is **MyCosmicSpiritSoulmateWizardGeniusBabeJimmyPage** & course **LoveZeppelinForeverInfinity&Beyond** i have watched a bunch of your reactions to them but am late to subscribe sorry bout that personal issues with that heh anyway **ThankYouBoth** **LoveYourReactions** OH & my newest LUV is someone current (which believe me is a complete surprise to myself as well since i am usually listening to the classics & am not very up on todays music what i do happen to hear i am like "eh" so yea but this artist has well the same affect as **MyJimmyPageBabe** has on me its wild ha but he has the affect same as Page to make time & space stop for me & not feel my body like im no longer in my surroundings (not sure if this is makin sense heh) but yea another dimension & am babblin so shall get to the point have you reacted yet to anything by "Ren" or his old group "The Big Push"? if not i would highly suggest ya check them out cuz another reason i think he reminds me at least of Page is how innovative he is & just WoW so passionate & seems to not at all be afraid to take chances & yea man just has that special charisma like Page...to me they are both **Extraordinarily Brilliant** sorry so long will go subscribe now Thank **YOU** both once again for this wonderful channel **PixieHugz&Luvz* **RockOn!!!**

Got the album when it came out and thought WOW 🎉usually listened to by students. At the time Brit Pop was coming to an end. Pink Floyd were Cambridge and Radio Head were Oxford? The Clash some day🎸 PS Radio heads vidios from this album are their own art work❤

@MusicforBusyPeople

8 ай бұрын

I know what you mean about the videos. We are watching them but can only post them on our Patreon.

You have to watch the basement live sessions if you need some clarity on if they are good musicians

Whatever you hear on this album they can do live .

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Wait until you reach “In Rainbows” Live from the basement … You can thank me later !

In the top 5 albums of the 90s. I'd also put Grace (Jeff Buckley), Moseley Shoals (OCS), August and Everything After (Counting Crows) and Nevermind (Nirvana) up there.

Sounds like U2? I respect you dude, but really?

@jp1170

8 ай бұрын

Airbag definitely has some U2 in it, I hear it.

@goldenageofdinosaurs7192

8 ай бұрын

@@jp1170Yeah, I can see it as well. It’s subtle, but it’s there.

@sparko2012

8 ай бұрын

I thought that haha U2...

@pablofarreras5164

6 ай бұрын

It does

@stevepower9801

6 ай бұрын

@@pablofarreras5164 You clearly haven't listened to both bands enough dude.

I can understand my parents now that I am as old or older than they were when I was a teen back in the late 60's and 70's. Sorry, this is not comparable to Zeppelin or Pink Floyd. This, to me, was more like fingernails on a chalkboard. I'm sure this was what my parents felt my music was to them. To each their own.

How to say you nothing about music or production without saying as much. Awful analysis.

Probably one of my favourite albums ever. Bought it the exact same week it dropped and had it on a loop that entire summer ('97). A giant leap forward for them..