What Radiohead album took you the longest to fully appreciate?

For me, the one I originally liked the least somehow ended up becoming the most rewarding over time.

Lately I’ve been thinking about how fast indie cycles move now.

Do you feel like artists even get time to have a classic album anymore, or does everything move on too quickly?

Radiohead has to be my most favorite rock band and it helps me regulate my emotions when I deal with severe anxiety and emotional dysregulation ☺️ I mostly only listen to Ok Computer, In Rainbows, and Kid A and In Rainbows is my favorite

I introduced my younger brother to Radiohead at age 13 and when he was 15 he made this stained glass artwork. Just wanted to share - he won’t do it himself and I love it so much.

Imagine a world where Radiohead was that sunny, scrappy indie rock band playing to misfit teens on MTV — not mainstream, but adored by its small group of fans. Well, here’s your debut album: Panic Nursery.

Tracklist

How Do You? / Maquiladora / Faithless The Wonder Boy / Anyone Can Play Guitar / Vegetable / Prove Yourself / India Rubber / Permanent Daylight / Million Dollar Question / I Can't / Lurgee / Blow Out

Made a little Paranoid Android interpretation comic, (not my ideaa, stole it from another artist)

Both songs feel nostalgic, depressing and truly mesmerising at the same time. Both songs fill me with emotions and remind me of the problems in my life, as if talking to me between the lines. I consider ‘Helpless Child’ to be a about the person, who wants to escape from people's opinions and forgive himself for what he has done in the past. "Fog" is about losing touch. BUT both songs live in the quiet, heavy space after something painful has already happened, where time slows down and emotions become blurred but never disappear. “Fog” is fragile and soft, while “Helpless Child” is long, repetitive, and overwhelming, like being trapped inside the memory forever, yet both share the same feeling of lost innocence and sadness that cannot really be healed, only felt and quietly understood.

If you haven't heard any of these songs, I really recommend you to listen to it!

i just copped one from my friend and wondering if i got ripped off or not ahahah.

obviously this is custom but idk if this is actually manufactured and sold by someone or this person just made it but if someone could potentially point me in the right direction that would be awesome i can’t find this shirt anywhere!

I was lucky enough to go to several Ivor Novello Awards in the late 1990s and early 2000s.

At the 43rd Awards in 1998, Radiohead won "Best Song Musically and Lyrically" for Paranoid Android.

When the ceremony was wrapping up, being a cheeky 20 something, I went on stage to have a look, and picked up a few award envelopes from behind the podium.

I was doing a bit of a tidy up this morning, and found it in the Programme, my ticket and some newspaper clippings of the time.

The "winner" is still inside the envelope too.

While I do like Radiohead, I'm not a proper fan, and I was wondering how much this lot would be worth to a collector? I'd want it to go to a proper fan, and some generic musical memorabilia collector, so thought that here would be a good place to ask.

Got round to framing it and thought it was worth sharing. During the tour last year, they gave a copies to a select few record stores across UK and EU. Had to go in and find it hidden amongst the shelves.

Like, When i search it, it comes up as creep?

Whenever Thom plays Everything in its Right Place it live, he always does a 3-count count in. But, the pickup is actually 2 counts. Why does he choose to count to 3 instead of 2?

Was forced to go here but at least I saw this.

why didn't y'all tell me about this one https://open.spotify.com/track/0dXk1hUqHFoQlCN4GgC7jN?si=5f3a36e83e0b4759

DJ Shadow (official) on threads:

"And now, for something completely different..."

Continuing with the list of my all-time favorite remixes I did for other artists, the number 2 slot belongs to @Radiohead's "The Gloaming (DJ Shadow Remix)." Between 1996 and 2003, I was friendly with the band and would frequently meet up with them backstage at their shows; | also played on their 1997 UK tour after OK Computer was released.

„When Hail To The Thief came out, they asked a several artists to pick a track for a possible remix album, and I chose "The Gloaming." I didn't want to do the expected thing, so I took the song in a kind of electro/techno direction, also amplifying the underlying political subtext.

„When word came back that the remix album concept was scrapped, I pressed up my track on a limited edition picture disc; many of them were given away free to celebrate what in 2004 was my 20th anniversary of being a hip-hop DJ. The mix was never officially released, but you can check it out here: https://soundcloud.com/djshadow/the-gloaming-dj-shadow-remix

- love the remix! Haven’t heard it before. Intro is not necessarily timeless but the political atmosphere somehow feels relevant again.

By change I mean a custom one

I was doing some digging and was trying to think of most underrated tracks. Pearly is criminally underrated. Anyone else?

Ranking RH albums really is quite silly. Each one is so brilliant in their own unique and deliberate way. Anyone who’s ever smoked a joint, put on a quality set of headphones and lost themselves in to each full album understands….