Can we agree this is the greatest peak of any band ever?
>>65096850
kid a is the best album of all time
Yr mum reached higher peaks when i tickle her pussy if ya kno what i mean
I always liked OK Computer.
as far as pop music that introduced the masses to a really unique sound and generally succeeded at remaining a gateway to great music almost two decades after its release, i think i can concede that. as far as being the most quality peak of any artist ever, i'd disagree strongly.
OK Computer --> Amnesiac is the greatest album trilogy of all time
>>65096908
that's not In Rainbows, TKOL and AMSP
Agreed
>>65096932
topkek
>>65096932
wew
>>65096932
>>65096908
That's not Leviathan --> Crack the Skye
>>65096908
>>65096932
>>65097138
holy embryo
>>65096908
agreed
>>65096868
this
>>65096850
Nope.
>>65096850
Radiohead's fans are literally: i'm 16 and i think radiohead's music is deep impressive.
They just make pop music for ~le deep teenagers
>>65097375
>The National Anthem
>Idioteque
>pop music
>>65097375
yeah Amnesiac and TKOL is so top 40
I agree those are some nice mountains.
>>65097466
aaaaaaaaa holy fuck
>>65097429
Yes, they are.
>>65097443
Radiohead fans mostly do not like TKOL for precisely that reason. Amnesiac is hardly mentioned.
>>65097488
give me an example of truly deep and impressive modern music
>>65097531
Death Grips
>>65097546
>predictable.jpg
>>65097546
kek
>>65097531
Blackstar :^)
Also, all memes aside, Kendrick Lamar
>>65097597
>muh jazz & funk influenced beat selection
topkek
>>65097597
give me a particular example, youtube link etc and I'll tell you what I think
>>65097546
>Shits on Radiohead for being too pop
>Brings up Death Grips
As if most of Bottomless Pit and songs from The Money Store weren't accessible to the top 40 crowd.
>>65097466
>>65097531
Tim Hecker, Gris, OPN, The Caretaker
>>65097531
Anco, ye, modest mouse.
>>65096908
>>65096932
>>65097138
For fuck's sake
That's not In a Silent Way ---> On the Corner
>>65097665
>>65097670
whoever the real goddamn slim shady is, give me particular examples/links
>>65097375
Nigga, I'm almost 30.
>>65096908
>>65096932
Neither of these are
Amnesiac --> HTTT --> In Rainbows
>>65097699
>30 years old
>still listen to music made for teenagers with deep complex
Its even worse dude
>>65097746
give me a particular example of more impressive music
>>65097746
you still haven't posted a single link
>>65097776
>>65097791
Dont you know Tim Hecker?
>>65097824
he is an artist. do you want to suggest a track or I need to listen to the whole discography?
>>65097929
>a track
>>65097951
an LP then?
>>65096850
Go back one.
OKC/Kid A is the greatest peak in popular music history
>>65097466
Have a (you) on me
Electronic music for babies.
Listen to Aphex Twin, Autechre or Boards of Canada instead
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berlin_Trilogy
>>65098165
no fucking way in hell. just no
>>65098165
no, but Station to Station - "Heroes" is a contender
>>65098221
radiohead fanboys have the shittiest taste
>>65098251
True.
Kid A/Amnesiac is most certainly not, tho.
OP here, sorry I posted the wrong image.
>>65098253
what do you consider to be an impressive track from the trilogy?
>>65096850
Sure we can, but why'd you include a picture of amnesiac next to that?
>>65098328
>>65098279
It was a mistake
>>65097746
Yeah, I like the music. Same reason why I listen to Illmatic occasionally, and all kinds of shit.
>>65098328
Because Amnesiac is just as good as Kid A and it was recorded at the same time. They're both part of the same era for the band and I consider it to be their peak.
No. They are the biggest cases of a previously good band reaching record levels of shit.
I don't understand how you can go from OK Computer to Kid A and drop off that hard. How do you go from a 10/10 to a 0/10?
>>65096932
That's not MBDTF, Yeezus and Pablo
>>65097643
have you ever shown death grips to the top40 crowd?
I've Seen Footage is still hard to get into for most
>>65096908
808s -> MBDTF -> YZS
This is really close though, I really like OKC and AMN but I feel like KidA is overrated.
>>65096908
pretty good but its no dropout trilogy