my brother used to not be able to listen to karma police because it would make him cry every time. that's the saddest, sweetest thing ever.
Thursday, April 24, 2008
i'll take a quiet life, a handshake of carbon monoxide
remember when radiohead used to be so fucking good? john just played "let down" last night and i almost forgot. they used to be on my top five even. ok computer was so amazing it hurt. i wonder what happened.
my brother used to not be able to listen to karma police because it would make him cry every time. that's the saddest, sweetest thing ever.
my brother used to not be able to listen to karma police because it would make him cry every time. that's the saddest, sweetest thing ever.
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i know exactly what you mean.
ok computer was a very big album for me, and even through kid a i counted them among my favorite-favorites...but i don't know what happened after that.
their music is still excellent, really, but perhaps there's something in their posture and attitude that hasn't changed since the beginning...and i don't know, i found myself getting over it.
they're like a teenager saying "nobody understands me" over and over. or something.
sort of sad.
that album is still phenomenal, however.
the radiohead is like a cool club that i cannot get into because i just don't have that much...that much ...well, now i don't know why i can't get in there.
thanks, bona, for saying what i was too embarassed to say out loud (staring at my shoes, biting my finger)
Thanks for reminding me about them, i was a fan as well. what a cool video, so simple but evokes so much emotion...
Lily
i know lily - this video/song combination gives me the chills.
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i felt that way about Kid A for almost 2 years after it come out, then one day after a total paradigm shift in my life I gave it a listen again and it was total epiphany, i loved it and the subsequent albums, although i must say In Rainbows was not as conceptually exciting as the last one.
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