their best album e v e r y beat is so fucking TIGHT.

Feral is Radiohead's best banger

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Nah

>>72120849
a good contender

>>72120795
This desu

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>>72120874
Second worst radiohead album

>>72121117
>>72122839
irony

>>72120874
In Rainbows is the most overrated album on this board

>>72120795
Not their best but so underrated. Def ranks on the higher half

>>72122937
>>72122956
Agreed

Anyone remember when Herbie anon called this "club beats"

>>72120795
I haven't listened to all their stuff yet, but this my favorite so far

>>72120874
>mediocre talk talk worship
>good

>>72122937
this is true, reckoner being their most overrated song besides creep.

>>72120795
Magpie forever underrated

"More cliched than ever, The King of Limbs (2011) is mostly a rhythmic affair, with the beats prevailing over the rest. Bloom is brainy for the sake of being brainy: convoluted rhythm, angst-filled droning vocals, a bit of minimalist keyboards and sleepy trumpet wails. Morning Mr Magpie puts the project into a different light: this is mood music made out of pretentious ideas. The single Lotus Flower ventures into disco territory but it ends up sounding like a bad version of synth-pop of the 1980s. But that's still better than no rhythm at all: the slow slow slow piano ballad Codex is simply devoid of real music: it's just somebody strumming a piano and crooning a trite melody. And Give Up The Ghost it's not even that: just a hippie-style litany repeated over and over again. The ambition of these songs is often hilarious. Yorke's insipid and narcotized singing certainly does not help rescue the rest.
It is not completely surprising that the results improve dramatically when Yorke does not sing. The claustrophobic tension of Feral is driven by the contrast between the almost silent soundscape and the frantic twitching of the beats (and the ghostly Middle-Eastern moves). Yorke merely moans in Little By Little, one of Radiohead's most touching pop moments, sculpted by hazy guitar and sitar tones.
Radiohead's career has been one long bluff and it gets harder and harder for them to disguise it. The best thing about this album is that it's concise. Little By Little and Feral would have made a great EP."

>>72124288
if my favourite album is a 4/10 then yeah

>>72124427
fucking brutal
who said this?