radiohead are a shame really. they put every band to shame with their buisness practices, then back that up by providing album after album of amazing tunes.
They challenge the listener, every album. Dubstep influenced record? Only in radiohead world would this be a possibility and turn out to be such a great album.
Its a shame most bands refuse to follow their muse and take creative risks like radiohead does
I understand their desire to experiment, but I almost hate Jonny Greenwood for being the mad-scientist/multi-instrumental genius that he is, because nobody plays guitar quite like him, and I REALLY miss that.
THIS!!
It's like Jimmy Page saying let me take a crack at the triangle for awhile.
Haha! So true.
I'll likely write a massive long tirade about my feelings towards Radiohead, just as soon I clean the last bits of puke off my keyboard from reading all the sycophantic shite written in this thread.
Just because a good percentage of us like this album and are really to see one of our favorite bands return with a great album that makes us sycophantic. You don't need to read the thread it clearly says NEW RADIOHEAD ALBUM!!!! if you don't like them stay away, I don't burst into every Oasis or Beady Eye thread slagging them off, I can't stand either but I stay clear!
Just because a good percentage of us like this album and are really to see one of our favorite bands return with a great album that makes us sycophantic. You don't need to read the thread it clearly says NEW RADIOHEAD ALBUM!!!! if you don't like them stay away, I don't burst into every Oasis or Beady Eye thread slagging them off, I can't stand either but I stay clear!
Just shit stirring I guess!
Not even close, I like the band and a good bit of the new album. Way to jump to conclusions though
A post on Radiohead's message board. Very interesting.
"With an album title inspired by a 1000 year old tree, song titles like Bloom, Lotus Flower, and Feral, a acoustic guitars galore (even acoustic bass), exclusively real drums, and chopped up samples of thing like hand claps, hand percussion, the human voice, and a plethora of other natural sounds, Radiohead with this album were clearly trying to create something completely organic out of an electronic atmosphere. The whole thing is peppered with glitches and blips, but it never stops feeling alive - alive and breathing.
Here, the electronic haze of our modern age blends seemlessly with a forest of natural sound. Radiohead wanted to create an electronic album that was alive and breathing, and with The King of Limbs they've succeeded mightily."
I think this is quite an interesting way of looking at it.
I had a break after the first day's listens, and have played King of Limbs 4 or 5 times this afternoon. As a piece, emotionally, I think it succeeds in creating a manic cacophony of electronic stimulus, and coming through it to find peace and resolution. Very interesting album. Very dense.
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I understand their desire to experiment, but I almost hate Jonny Greenwood for being the mad-scientist/multi-instrumental genius that he is, because nobody plays guitar quite like him, and I REALLY miss that.
THIS!!
It's like Jimmy Page saying let me take a crack at the triangle for awhile.
Haha! So true.
I'll likely write a massive long tirade about my feelings towards Radiohead, just as soon I clean the last bits of puke off my keyboard from reading all the sycophantic shite written in this thread.
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Either my musical pallette is so refined that I have the most sophisticated listening skills as this album isn't very 'challenging', or you're all just full of it.
It is a good album though. But as far as challenging and pushing musical boundaries......no.
Either my musical pallette is so refined that I have the most sophisticated listening skills as this album isn't very 'challenging', or you're all just full of it.
It is a good album though. But as far as challenging and pushing musical boundaries......no.
Or maybe you are missing a lot of what we all hear?
Or maybe we are in disagreement of what challenging means?
Either my musical pallette is so refined that I have the most sophisticated listening skills as this album isn't very 'challenging', or you're all just full of it.
It is a good album though. But as far as challenging and pushing musical boundaries......no.
Or maybe you are missing a lot of what we all hear?
Or maybe we are in disagreement of what challenging means?
I think this is more of a Thom Yorke solo album, than an actual Radiohead album. I hardly hear any input from any of the other band members - and it certainly sounds like it could be a counterpart to The Eraser.
That said, I still really like this album. It's a lot less immediate than In Rainbows was, and a little less "songful", but it's works in the same way Kid A does, as a whole piece. With In Rainbows you could listen to individual songs (even though it'd draw you into listen to the whole album) and still enjoy them, whereas TKOL is more of an all-the-way-through kind of album. At first I hated the short length, but now that I've listened to it more it works better. Being so short makes it that much easier to want to go all the way through it, as opposed to breaking it up into individual songs. I kind of do wish there was more to it though, after waiting 4 years for a new album. Same reason I was disappointed in Backspacer, too long of a wait for too little music.
Lotus Flower is certainly my favorite song on here, though, being the most songful out of the bunch in my opinion. That, and I love the singing on it, it's a tad different than Thom's usual delivery. All in all I'm pretty happy with the new album, it's nothing too groundbreaking or new, but it's almost an amalgam of their past decade of work, without sounding dated by ten years.
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Either my musical pallette is so refined that I have the most sophisticated listening skills as this album isn't very 'challenging', or you're all just full of it.
It is a good album though. But as far as challenging and pushing musical boundaries......no.
+1
It doesn't bush any boundries really. I guess it depends on how much music you listen to and how much variety to your POV. I don't regard this as 'challenging' really.
A post on Radiohead's message board. Very interesting.
"With an album title inspired by a 1000 year old tree, song titles like Bloom, Lotus Flower, and Feral, a acoustic guitars galore (even acoustic bass), exclusively real drums, and chopped up samples of thing like hand claps, hand percussion, the human voice, and a plethora of other natural sounds, Radiohead with this album were clearly trying to create something completely organic out of an electronic atmosphere. The whole thing is peppered with glitches and blips, but it never stops feeling alive - alive and breathing.
Here, the electronic haze of our modern age blends seemlessly with a forest of natural sound. Radiohead wanted to create an electronic album that was alive and breathing, and with The King of Limbs they've succeeded mightily."
I think this is quite an interesting way of looking at it.
I had a break after the first day's listens, and have played King of Limbs 4 or 5 times this afternoon. As a piece, emotionally, I think it succeeds in creating a manic cacophony of electronic stimulus, and coming through it to find peace and resolution. Very interesting album. Very dense.
it succeeds in creating a cacophony? You realise that's not actually a good thing? :eh:
oh scary... 40000 morbidly obese christians wearing fanny packs invading europe is probably the least scariest thing since I watched an edited version of The Care Bears movie in an extremely brightly lit cinema.
I'll likely write a massive long tirade about my feelings towards Radiohead, just as soon I clean the last bits of puke off my keyboard from reading all the sycophantic shite written in this thread.
Just because a good percentage of us like this album and are really to see one of our favorite bands return with a great album that makes us sycophantic. You don't need to read the thread it clearly says NEW RADIOHEAD ALBUM!!!! if you don't like them stay away, I don't burst into every Oasis or Beady Eye thread slagging them off, I can't stand either but I stay clear!
Just shit stirring I guess!
if the thread was entitled "NEW RADIOHEAD ALBUM - post here if you think its brilliant" then you may have had a point... but this thread is for both lovers and loathers of the album and anyone inbetween.
I've read the whole thread and there are some sycophantic reviews it has to be said...
oh scary... 40000 morbidly obese christians wearing fanny packs invading europe is probably the least scariest thing since I watched an edited version of The Care Bears movie in an extremely brightly lit cinema.
I've heard it twice. It's gonna take me a long time to have it grow on me from what I'm reading. Not sure if I have the patience for this.
One reaction I had was "I spent $48 on this?" :roll:
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A post on Radiohead's message board. Very interesting.
"With an album title inspired by a 1000 year old tree, song titles like Bloom, Lotus Flower, and Feral, a acoustic guitars galore (even acoustic bass), exclusively real drums, and chopped up samples of thing like hand claps, hand percussion, the human voice, and a plethora of other natural sounds, Radiohead with this album were clearly trying to create something completely organic out of an electronic atmosphere. The whole thing is peppered with glitches and blips, but it never stops feeling alive - alive and breathing.
Here, the electronic haze of our modern age blends seemlessly with a forest of natural sound. Radiohead wanted to create an electronic album that was alive and breathing, and with The King of Limbs they've succeeded mightily."
I think this is quite an interesting way of looking at it.
I had a break after the first day's listens, and have played King of Limbs 4 or 5 times this afternoon. As a piece, emotionally, I think it succeeds in creating a manic cacophony of electronic stimulus, and coming through it to find peace and resolution. Very interesting album. Very dense.
it succeeds in creating a cacophony? You realise that's not actually a good thing? :eh:
Well I think what it succeeds in doing is recreating the cacophony of stimulus which we are all living in these days, slicing it all up - and then working through it to find some harmony and resolution. Also, was listening this morning and I think it might have a 'narrative' - a kind of concept thing going lyrically - like an animal (the king of limbs) - maybe a tree? waking up to face the world. Although listening like this put me off a bit - because I haven't really enjoyed a concept album since I was about 18 (Pink Floyd the Wall - though I do still enjoy that!!)
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Summary of conspiracy theories from Ateaseweb.com (best Radiohead site IMO):
POSTED by SEAN on FEB 21, 2011 • (29)
Last week when the news about The King Of Limbs first dropped, many people noticed that the Japanese site for the album stated the record would contain eight songs. That information was quickly scrubbed from the site but at the time it was the only indication of how much music we could expect on the record as Radiohead had not released any tracklisting (in fact, they never would). When the album was suddenly released on Friday with its eight (wonderful) tracks, some were taken aback that so little new music (37 minutes worth) was released after such a lengthy recording period.
I think it this apparent disappointment that has led a certain segment of fans to speculate that Radiohead have more music in store for us, that The King Of Limbs is going to sprout more branches in the not too distant future. The evidence? Well, personally, it seems a little thin but here’s a brief overview of why some people think Radiohead have more music up their sleeve, ready for us.
1. Order Numbers – When ordered through Radiohead’s official site for The King Of Limbs, all orders featured an order number that began TKOL1-XXXXXXXX. Many think that the 1 indicates that there will be a TKOL2 or perhaps TKOL3.
2. Separator – The last song on The King Of Limbs is called Separator but it was known as Mouse Dog Bird when Thom performed it last year. Since it’s the last song on the album, some think the title was changed to indicate a separation from this set of songs and a future set of songs. In addition, the lyrics contain the line, “If you think this is over, then you’re wrong.” I’m going to refrain from outright stating people are clutching at straws here but those words were written quite a while ago (probably long before anyone in the band knew it would be the closing track) and it seems incredibly unlikely Thom would write coded lyrics indicating to Radiohead fans more music was on the way.
3. Stanley Donwood – In a recent interview with Creative Review, Stanley discussed his new exhibition in London and in reference to his artwork for The King Of Limbs said, “Also, the other thing was the sense of the music not coming to a halt – it was almost like this was kind of a report on its current status.”
4. Chieftan Mews – The former host of The Most Gigantic Lying Mouth Of All Time is now on Twitter. And tweeting gibberish. OR IS IT? Some have interpreted recent tweets as corroboration of the theory that The King Of Limbs is going to sprout other branches/soldiers. Of course, we can’t even be 100% sure this account is someone affiliated with the band (though he is followed by Stanley Donwood in Twitter).
5. Other Twitter Users – Transition APEXXX has now been more or less revealed to be a hoax while decath10n‘s tweet about the record sparked some theories because he is actually followed by Thom Yorke. His tweet implied that The Present Tense (a new song played by Thom last year that is not on the album) would eventually be a part of the record (presumably on a second disc). He has since posted on the message board saying his tweet was not meant to be taken literally.
6. iTunes & Last FM Fakes – A few people with too much time on their hands even tried renaming songs in their iTunes Library to create an “Exclusive Bonus” disc that a few lucky fans were allegedly sent. These songs were then scrobbled to Last FM creating a buzz. Fake, of course.
7. The Newspaper Album – The lack of a specific description song-wise in The Newspaper Album pre-order page has led some to speculate more music might be included in that version of the album. Two 10″ vinyls are not overkill for an eight song album (Kid A, at ten tracks, is also split over two pieces of 10″ vinyl) but that hasn’t stopped some from thinking it must include more music. There is also the matter of the CD that comes with it. But I certainly wouldn’t be expecting anything more in this package (not that I’d complain!).
Now given Radiohead’s history of bonus discs and b-sides, it’s nearly certain that the band have more completed material awaiting some sort of release. Personally, I’m thrilled with The King Of Limbs but it wouldn’t surprise me if the band have more music for us before the year is out. But The King Of Limbs part 2? Well, I’m not so sure about that.
But others disagree, as you see above. Again, we’re just reporting these theories and certainly do not put any faith in any of them. Let us know what you think in the comments or discuss it here on the message board.
There may be more coming, but I think the evidence given within the song "Seperator" is very farfetched. The King ofLimbs holds its own as an eight song album, and I don't feel cheated in the way that others do. Number of songs does not concern me as long as everything fits and flows, and it does. I'm really enjoying the new album and I cannot wait for the Newspaper edition.
6. iTunes & Last FM Fakes – A few people with too much time on their hands even tried renaming songs in their iTunes Library to create an “Exclusive Bonus” disc that a few lucky fans were allegedly sent. These songs were then scrobbled to Last FM creating a buzz. Fake, of course.
I will never understand why people would do such a thing :wtf:
6. iTunes & Last FM Fakes – A few people with too much time on their hands even tried renaming songs in their iTunes Library to create an “Exclusive Bonus” disc that a few lucky fans were allegedly sent. These songs were then scrobbled to Last FM creating a buzz. Fake, of course.
I will never understand why people would do such a thing :wtf:
wow is it possible there are fans more bonkers than pearl jam fans??
i think and hope there will be more songs to be released...with that said i also think TKOL holds its own incredibly and is one of my fav radiohead albums. this shit is otherwordly, deep, and brilliant.
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I just had a good sit down and listen through and I really got into it! It sounds to me very much like a short concept album, with the music all coming from the perspective of an ancient tree, maybe waking up in the modern age. It cries out to be listened to in one go, and hits a lot of buttons if you are in the mood for a radiohead album sung with the voice of a tree!
That's my current theory anyways...
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They challenge the listener, every album. Dubstep influenced record? Only in radiohead world would this be a possibility and turn out to be such a great album.
Its a shame most bands refuse to follow their muse and take creative risks like radiohead does
Just because a good percentage of us like this album and are really to see one of our favorite bands return with a great album that makes us sycophantic. You don't need to read the thread it clearly says NEW RADIOHEAD ALBUM!!!! if you don't like them stay away, I don't burst into every Oasis or Beady Eye thread slagging them off, I can't stand either but I stay clear!
Just shit stirring I guess!
Not even close, I like the band and a good bit of the new album. Way to jump to conclusions though
Which is definitely a compliment!
Edit: Referring to the guitar line, not the song itself.
I think this is quite an interesting way of looking at it.
I had a break after the first day's listens, and have played King of Limbs 4 or 5 times this afternoon. As a piece, emotionally, I think it succeeds in creating a manic cacophony of electronic stimulus, and coming through it to find peace and resolution. Very interesting album. Very dense.
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I'm all about people being passionate about music, but some of the shit in here is almost hilarious.
It is a good album though. But as far as challenging and pushing musical boundaries......no.
Or maybe you are missing a lot of what we all hear?
Or maybe we are in disagreement of what challenging means?
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That said, I still really like this album. It's a lot less immediate than In Rainbows was, and a little less "songful", but it's works in the same way Kid A does, as a whole piece. With In Rainbows you could listen to individual songs (even though it'd draw you into listen to the whole album) and still enjoy them, whereas TKOL is more of an all-the-way-through kind of album. At first I hated the short length, but now that I've listened to it more it works better. Being so short makes it that much easier to want to go all the way through it, as opposed to breaking it up into individual songs. I kind of do wish there was more to it though, after waiting 4 years for a new album. Same reason I was disappointed in Backspacer, too long of a wait for too little music.
Lotus Flower is certainly my favorite song on here, though, being the most songful out of the bunch in my opinion. That, and I love the singing on it, it's a tad different than Thom's usual delivery. All in all I'm pretty happy with the new album, it's nothing too groundbreaking or new, but it's almost an amalgam of their past decade of work, without sounding dated by ten years.
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It doesn't bush any boundries really. I guess it depends on how much music you listen to and how much variety to your POV. I don't regard this as 'challenging' really.
it succeeds in creating a cacophony? You realise that's not actually a good thing? :eh:
if the thread was entitled "NEW RADIOHEAD ALBUM - post here if you think its brilliant" then you may have had a point... but this thread is for both lovers and loathers of the album and anyone inbetween.
I've read the whole thread and there are some sycophantic reviews it has to be said...
One reaction I had was "I spent $48 on this?" :roll:
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Well I think what it succeeds in doing is recreating the cacophony of stimulus which we are all living in these days, slicing it all up - and then working through it to find some harmony and resolution. Also, was listening this morning and I think it might have a 'narrative' - a kind of concept thing going lyrically - like an animal (the king of limbs) - maybe a tree? waking up to face the world. Although listening like this put me off a bit - because I haven't really enjoyed a concept album since I was about 18 (Pink Floyd the Wall - though I do still enjoy that!!)
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Stop dreaming and enjoy the 8 tracks provided.
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POSTED by SEAN on FEB 21, 2011 • (29)
Last week when the news about The King Of Limbs first dropped, many people noticed that the Japanese site for the album stated the record would contain eight songs. That information was quickly scrubbed from the site but at the time it was the only indication of how much music we could expect on the record as Radiohead had not released any tracklisting (in fact, they never would). When the album was suddenly released on Friday with its eight (wonderful) tracks, some were taken aback that so little new music (37 minutes worth) was released after such a lengthy recording period.
I think it this apparent disappointment that has led a certain segment of fans to speculate that Radiohead have more music in store for us, that The King Of Limbs is going to sprout more branches in the not too distant future. The evidence? Well, personally, it seems a little thin but here’s a brief overview of why some people think Radiohead have more music up their sleeve, ready for us.
1. Order Numbers – When ordered through Radiohead’s official site for The King Of Limbs, all orders featured an order number that began TKOL1-XXXXXXXX. Many think that the 1 indicates that there will be a TKOL2 or perhaps TKOL3.
2. Separator – The last song on The King Of Limbs is called Separator but it was known as Mouse Dog Bird when Thom performed it last year. Since it’s the last song on the album, some think the title was changed to indicate a separation from this set of songs and a future set of songs. In addition, the lyrics contain the line, “If you think this is over, then you’re wrong.” I’m going to refrain from outright stating people are clutching at straws here but those words were written quite a while ago (probably long before anyone in the band knew it would be the closing track) and it seems incredibly unlikely Thom would write coded lyrics indicating to Radiohead fans more music was on the way.
3. Stanley Donwood – In a recent interview with Creative Review, Stanley discussed his new exhibition in London and in reference to his artwork for The King Of Limbs said, “Also, the other thing was the sense of the music not coming to a halt – it was almost like this was kind of a report on its current status.”
4. Chieftan Mews – The former host of The Most Gigantic Lying Mouth Of All Time is now on Twitter. And tweeting gibberish. OR IS IT? Some have interpreted recent tweets as corroboration of the theory that The King Of Limbs is going to sprout other branches/soldiers. Of course, we can’t even be 100% sure this account is someone affiliated with the band (though he is followed by Stanley Donwood in Twitter).
5. Other Twitter Users – Transition APEXXX has now been more or less revealed to be a hoax while decath10n‘s tweet about the record sparked some theories because he is actually followed by Thom Yorke. His tweet implied that The Present Tense (a new song played by Thom last year that is not on the album) would eventually be a part of the record (presumably on a second disc). He has since posted on the message board saying his tweet was not meant to be taken literally.
6. iTunes & Last FM Fakes – A few people with too much time on their hands even tried renaming songs in their iTunes Library to create an “Exclusive Bonus” disc that a few lucky fans were allegedly sent. These songs were then scrobbled to Last FM creating a buzz. Fake, of course.
7. The Newspaper Album – The lack of a specific description song-wise in The Newspaper Album pre-order page has led some to speculate more music might be included in that version of the album. Two 10″ vinyls are not overkill for an eight song album (Kid A, at ten tracks, is also split over two pieces of 10″ vinyl) but that hasn’t stopped some from thinking it must include more music. There is also the matter of the CD that comes with it. But I certainly wouldn’t be expecting anything more in this package (not that I’d complain!).
Now given Radiohead’s history of bonus discs and b-sides, it’s nearly certain that the band have more completed material awaiting some sort of release. Personally, I’m thrilled with The King Of Limbs but it wouldn’t surprise me if the band have more music for us before the year is out. But The King Of Limbs part 2? Well, I’m not so sure about that.
But others disagree, as you see above. Again, we’re just reporting these theories and certainly do not put any faith in any of them. Let us know what you think in the comments or discuss it here on the message board.
http://www.ateaseweb.com/2011/02/21/the ... -theories/
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I wouldn't be at all surprised actually.
By the way, I like to see myself as being more 'pretentious' than 'sycophantic'
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I will never understand why people would do such a thing :wtf:
wow is it possible there are fans more bonkers than pearl jam fans??
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All those yesterdays
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That's my current theory anyways...
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