Mmmmm.... Radiohead

[craskwolf]

For anyone that hasn't seen this, here's further proof of Radiohead's god-like status (as if they needed any). Performing at this year's Grammy ceremony, Thom Yorke, Johnny Greenwood and the USC Trojan Marching Band play 15 Step from their latest album, In Rainbows:

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[jack_wolf]

Ooo radiohead ^,^

[helen_jess]

Wow, what an awesome version of this song! Yorke is a God. I'm ever mesmerised by his voice and presence. May I ask if you have a favourite Radiohead album?

[craskwolf]

No, you may not ask! :-P

I've always considered OK Computer my favourite album... pretty much every song on that album has been my favourite Radiohead track at some point. Although, perhaps simply due to immense overplaying, I find myself listening to In Rainbows most these days.

[helen_jess]

Perhaps I should also not reply! But you tantalise me with music talk, that I cannot resist further discussion. :p

'OK Computer' is my favourite too. It's just fantastic. It's on of those albums where every song is really great. Strong from 'Airbag' to 'Exit Music'. I also really do like 'Kid A', which is not a popular favourite. It's ethereal, mellow and ruminative. I also find myself playing 'Rainbows' lately. But I often go back to my beloved 'OK Computer', esp on night drives in the car, or on quiet nights at home.

[craskwolf]

There's nothing quite like listening to Subterranean Homesick Alien late at night. That first chord just sends me into another place.

I went to school with a horde of Kid A fans, so I have a kind of reactionary viewpoint to that album, but its still amazing.