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Naw, all there song sound similar, you know those abstract instrumental sounds that have no concrete organization origination? If thats not bad, then add the fact that the dude sounds like he is whining when he sings
You can barely decode what the lyrics are cuz its muddled in his crooning
overrated asshole
and the OP is actin like he's special because he listens to radiohead. get over yourself.
they have 300 000 000 scrobbles on last fm. calm yo tits you fuck.
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radiohead is my favorite band of all time. thom yorke is that ♥♥♥♥♥ but did anyone find much replay value on king of limbs? Personally I didn't but imma give it another shot
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^^you are on fucking drugs! Radiohead destroys Weezer. think about it, Weezer now resorts to collabs with Weezy and Radiohead just dropped King of Limbs.
Best thread ever, all hail Radiohead
Yeah, man, I won't deny Weezer is sick (I fucking grew up on them), but I really do think Radiohead is better.
i've started getting into radiohead a few months ago, i've heard their first 4 albums, and i recently started listening to Weezer, only heard the blue album, but off of what i've heard, i'd say Radiohead is deffinatelly better, but Weezer is usually more enjoyable, cuz a lot of radiohead, u've gotta be in the mood for it, and a lot of it sounds better listening to the album as a whole for radiohead
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I'd agree, albums such as Kid A are conceptual and you'd have to listen to the whole thing to actually like it, since tracks like Optimistic and In Limbo are suppose to play one after another. The only album I'd say doesn't do that is Pablo Honey.
if you have all the radiohead albums in a playlist and you click shuffle you'd swear it was more than one band.
9 to 5 is how to survive, i ain't tryin' to survive. i'm tryin' to live it to the limit and love it a lot
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Buffalo Bills till I die.
Thom York is a good artist I'll admit, but his stuff is too conceptual and not focused enough. I doubt he'll ever be a great artist. Pinkerton is one of the most raw and emotional albums ever recorded. Almost every single person in the world can relate to that album.
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^ are you still trying to compare weezer and radiohead?
smh
King of Limbs is a solid album, not as good as In Rainbows though if you are comparing their latest 2 works...however I absolutely love the final 3 tracks on King of Limbs.
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OP includes The King of Limbs, but not Ok Computer or The Bends
Clearly someone who just discovered Radiohead (hence this newly created thread).
It's okay, I forgive you.
