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Of course not. They're certainly not everyone's cup of tea but they make some really great music. But whatever you do, don't make howyousawtheworld listen to them or he'll nail his "testicles to a lamp post" (some really graphic imagery... :stunned:)

I'm curious now - what's your top 3?

First off, you mean James Blake right? Big difference here and the fact that it's drawing these comparisons (whether true or not) is something not evident from the live versions of Up in Flames. This suggests that the reviewer has heard the album. Another clue is that the reviewer talk about the "layers of dramatic church organ" in Us Against the World, another feature that is not yet evident in live renditions. ApproximatelyInfinite did suggest that a longer review will probably be included in the print edition and I wouldn't be surprised if that was indeed the case - in fact, that's a common journalistic practice. Nothing in the review suggests that it's a fraud or a "bullshit ploy for advertisement." Taking a step back for a second, are you more upset at the length of the review or the fact that Mylo Xyloto got a 7 out of 10?

:nod: Just because a reviewer doesn't give a Coldplay album a 9/10 or a 10/10 doesn't mean they are lying.

That is good thread.

No, that's not what I said - I clearly note there are some really good pop songs. Umbrella is an example, Crazy in Love is another.

wut

^ Mountain Man on backing vocals :dazzled:

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Well, that's settled, then. Cheers to keeping an open mind. :thumbsup:

Creep is a very good song but it isn't even the best on Pablo Honey. That would go to Blow Out.

Most people speculate it will either be released as a double single with The Daily Mail or on an upcoming EP. Have you listened to the performance of Staircase From The Basement? Here it is if you haven't: [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tFTLxkMmY4M]Radiohead - Staircase (live From the Basement) - YouTube[/ame]

:dazzled:

1) Charlie Brown 2) Hurts Like Heaven 3) Us Against the World 4) Every Teardrop is a Waterfall 5) Major Minus 6) Paradise 7) Up in Flames

To be fair, you only provided one letter. It literally could have been anything.

Almost agree.... except I wouldn't start with Pablo Honey. That might get people to wonder what's so special about Radiohead :P

On the plus side, he usually has the best musical guests

It can't be "friends" => too mainstream

....winners? :wink3:

Ranked in order: 1) Jacques Greene - Lotus Flower Rmx 2) Caribou - Little By Little Rmx 3) Four Tet - Separator Rmx 4) Jamie xx - Bloom Rework The Bloom Rework sounds so promising but it's far too short. :( Honorable mentions: Lone Rmx, Altrice Rmx, Modeselektor Rmx, Brokenchord Rmx

I'd honestly be surprised if there wasn't an EP after the release of MX. It might not be right away but it'll be released.

I think they associate pop music with the likes of Katy Perry and other similar "artists." It's a shame because there's some really good pop music out there. And coincidentally, Rihanna's been involved in some really outstanding tracks - Umbrella is an obvious example.

Off to a great start then! Unfortunately I don't think In Rainbows is on Spotify so you'll definitely want to check that out. [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rOoCixFA8OI]Radiohead - Reckoner - YouTube[/ame]

This is going to take some time....

:nod: When you get a chance, definitely listen to the albums in its entirety - it leads to a more rewarding listening experience. In other news, great performance of Give Up the Ghost on Fallon tonight. Would like to see another live performance of Separator though :(