So /mu/, I'm gonna listen to my first Radiohead album. What

>>71105180
Kid A. I felt it was more immediately enjoyable to me than OK Computer. Granted, I do love OK Computer, it just took several listens to click.

What kind of music do you usually like or listen to?

Personally I just listen to an entire discography in chronological order but if that's not your thing I'd suggest OK Computer

>>71105180
Skip Pablo.

Go to The Bends.
You will love it.

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>>71105213
OP here, here's a 4x4 of my favorites.

(DESU I haven't listened to much.)

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>>71105247
Hey you're that faggot in the covers thread talking about questioning your sexuality.

>>71105266
Hey some other asshole asked me for no reason.
Leave me alone.

Start chronologically, force your way to sit through Pablo Honey

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>>71105282
I have a better idea.

Bends has the highest quality to accessibility ratio but OK Computer and In Rainbows aren't far behind. Any of those are good starting points, but as someone who started with King of Limbs, you could probably pick any one of them and be fine. I'd say Amnesiac is their most "difficult".

Kid A is my personal favorite

>>71105254
Yeah I would go for OK Computer. If you like it / guitar music more listen to In Rainbows, HTTT or The Bends next, if you don't like it listen to Kid A next and go from there.

Honestly you're bound to find something you like with Radiohead, there's a reason /mu/ generally tries to be somewhat indifferent to them but then collectively loses their shit when they release a new album

>>71105180
I feel like OK Computer is the way to go, as other anons have said In Rainbows is pretty accessible too. I can't remember what i thought of The Bends when I first heard it but personally I don't think it has aged as well though I still enjoy it. Also I remember enjoying Hail to the Thief quite a bit when I first heard it but it hasn't grown on me at all; it is pretty accessible but you may not find it sticks.

>>71105180
Be safe and start with OK Computer. If you want something more rock orientated, visit The Bends or Pablo Honey. More experimental? Kid A and Amnesiac.