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Does Radiohead have any good shit? If so, please advise...

Funny you should ask, I just saw this today on Netscape's 'Whats New".

Spin's Best Albums of 1985 to 2005:
1. Radiohead, "OK Computer"
2. Public Enemy, "It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back"
3. Nirvana, "Nevermind"
4. Pavement, "Slanted and Enchanted"
5. The Smiths, "The Queen Is Dead"
6. Pixies, "Surfer Rosa"
7. De La Soul, "3 Feet High and Rising"
8. Prince, "Sign O' the Times"
9. PJ Harvey, "Rid of Me"
10. NWA, "Straight Outta Compton"
Source: Spin magazine

Of course they hold as much appeal to me as shit stained drawers* do. :D


* Not that there's anything wrong with that.

Spin's Best Albums of 1985 to 2005:
1. Radiohead, "OK Computer"
2. Public Enemy, "It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back"
3. Nirvana, "Nevermind"
4. Pavement, "Slanted and Enchanted"
5. The Smiths, "The Queen Is Dead"
6. Pixies, "Surfer Rosa"
7. De La Soul, "3 Feet High and Rising"
8. Prince, "Sign O' the Times"
9. PJ Harvey, "Rid of Me"
10. NWA, "Straight Outta Compton"
Source: Spin magazine

Maybe they should try and find someone with at least a shred of taste to write their "best albums" list. Spin is such a rag, I wouldn't expect anything better out of them.

True - I wish I'd had a few SPINs lying around for shit paper once upon a time.

So, I guess Radiohead's a washout

Nothing like a good "Best of..." list to fuck things up.

I really don't listen to Radiohead as far as I know, I may be confusing them with Cracker.

PSUFAN wrote:True - I wish I'd had a few SPINs lying around for shit paper once upon a time.

There's the PSUFAN I know & Love. Self defecating humor gets me everytime.

The Bends - a solid album with some great songs
OK Computer - great album that starts their experimental phase
Kid A - Weird, but with a lot a great songs

I recommend all 3

I may be confusing them with Cracker.

There's no confusing you with someone who's informed on the topic.

PSUFAN wrote:

I may be confusing them with Cracker.

There's no confusing you with someone who's informed on the topic.

You are correct Sir! :insertEdMcMahonpic:

Spin's Best Albums of 1985 to 2005:
1. Radiohead, "OK Computer" I like a lot
2. Public Enemy, "It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back" I like a lot but it ain't #2
3. Nirvana, "Nevermind" I like a lot
4. Pavement, "Slanted and Enchanted" I like a whole blood clot lot
5. The Smiths, "The Queen Is Dead" I like a lot
6. Pixies, "Surfer Rosa" I like a whole blood clot lot
7. De La Soul, "3 Feet High and Rising" I like a lot but it doesn't belong on this list
8. Prince, "Sign O' the Times" I like a lot and it should be higher
9. PJ Harvey, "Rid of Me" I like a lot
10. NWA, "Straight Outta Compton" I like a lot but it doesn't belong on this list

The Whistle Is Screaming wrote: I may be confusing them with Cracker.

Considering your chosen nic, you can probably relate --

Cracker opened every show of what was a 3 or 4 day GD stand(yeah, like I remember how many days it was.) Due to them starting at some really stupid time, like noon, or 2PM or something, I didn't make it inside for even one of their sets. I fucked some hippy sluts, set a bunch of vehicles on fire(sorry, I didn't know the campstove leaked fuel...my bad)), saw two dogs get stuck while copulating resulting in the female freaking out and running at speed for what must have been a few miles, and thoroghly enjoyed my parking spot next to the open-air public showers.....but I never made it inside for Cracker.

Good times.

Dinsdale wrote:

The Whistle Is Screaming wrote: I may be confusing them with Cracker.

Considering your chosen nic, you can probably relate --

Cracker opened every show of what was a 3 or 4 day GD stand(yeah, like I remember how many days it was.) Due to them starting at some really stupid time, like noon, or 2PM or something, I didn't make it inside for even one of their sets. I fucked some hippy sluts, set a bunch of vehicles on fire(sorry, I didn't know the campstove leaked fuel...my bad)), saw two dogs get stuck while copulating resulting in the female freaking out and running at speed for what must have been a few miles, and thoroghly enjoyed my parking spot next to the open-air public showers.....but I never made it inside for Cracker.

Good times.

Oh, so that was you who fucked my dog and burned my car? Not very "Jerry" of you.

queen is dead is about the 3rd best Smiths record.

cracker sucks.

only second to alt-frontman moronistry to Perry Ferrall's incredibly bad "porno for pyros".

King Crimson wrote:queen is dead is about the 3rd best Smiths record.

No shit. I was all like " dude, where the fuck is Best of 1 and Best of 2? Hatful of Hollow much?"

Dumbasses.

Meat is Murder rulz and IAMOUT!

PSUFAN wrote:Does Radiohead have any good shit? If so, please advise...

Hi PSUFAN, thanks for asking. As a matter of fact, yes, all of their shit is good. I recommend checking out all of their albums because each one has its own unique sound — they experimented with different instruments and sounds and computers and their sound evolved from one album to the next. They are absolutely BRILLIANT.

Of course, I am biased because they are my favorite band in the whole world, but you asked...

I also highly recommend their live album They Might Be Wrong for the mere fact that their rendition of "Like Spinning Plates" is so good it brings a tear to my eye.

Also, I believe their new album comes out next year. This means a new tour. If you ever get the chance to see them, you will never regret it. Thom York will dance around the stage like the little, short, ugly, weirdo he is, but he is a GENIUS and he is SEXY. And I have a picture of him as my wallpaper on my computer.


Talking about Radiohead gets me all excited. When I think about them I touch myself.*







*Did I get that song stuck in your heads now?!? Huh? Did I? MWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH!!!!!!

Patsy Stone wrote:Talking about Radiohead gets me all excited.

Wifefelice is down with their cover of Nobody Does It Better for much the same reason.

Bizzarofelice wrote:

Patsy Stone wrote:Talking about Radiohead gets me all excited.

Wifefelice is down with their cover of Nobody Does It Better for much the same reason.

Oh and their live cover of "Cinnamon Girl" is orgasmic as well.

Patsy Stone wrote:their rendition of "Like Spinning Plates" is so good it brings a tear to my eye.

:roll:

The original was better much.

PrimeX wrote:

Patsy Stone wrote:their rendition of "Like Spinning Plates" is so good it brings a tear to my eye.

:roll:

The original was better much.

You're gay.

Patsy Stone wrote:You're gay.

Excellent. The insult seems to garner so much more weight when wielded by an ex.