Radiohead

[the10thdoctor]

By now, everybody knows how I feel about Radiohead's most recent attempt at changing the face of alternative rock--the universally lauded but simultaneously lackluster Hail to the Thief. I've destroyed a couple friendships with my resolute hatred of this album, and gained the temporary scorn of several others. The truth is, I really can't see how

Comments

[anonymous]

Darn it. Get creative on your death? My gosh, now i have to go back and revise my plans, i didn't realize how quick your reflexes actually were. :) :)

Yes, I am just kidding. No, I have not actually planned your death.

Your Friend who isn't trying to kill you,
Shafer

hmmmm

[anonymous]

I think you're just upset because the album case is different than normal album cases and you can't fit it into your cd holder.

Love always,
A Radiohead fan who thinks you're just trying to sound smart because you're really familiar with their older albums whereas some people aren't and are only interested in newly released shit.

Re: hmmmm

[the10thdoctor]

First of all, that doesn't make much sense because the album case is just like every other album case.

And if by "trying to sound smart" you mean that I am trying to coherently express a complicated opinion, yes I was, but I don't really see what's wrong with that. If I hadn't been trying to sound smart, my post would have probably read "man radiohead sux. their so overrated." But then you couldn't have pegged me as a pretentious elitist, so why are you complaining? And the fact that there are people who have not listened to anything but Hail to the Thief should not keep me from being allowed to back up my argument. Besides, if you're only interested in what's happening in the music scene now, don't listen to Radiohead, listen to a band that hasn't been milking a stagnant formula of soulless obscurity since 1997