Love Erik Satie!Good, bad, like, dont like. Erik Satie, Bill Evans, John Coltrane, Beatles, Radiohead - with these guys, all the notes are in the room, but u got no idea how they're gonna be comin at you and, still, you come away humming. Dont know how that's done, just know it's as rare and sweet as it gets.
This weeks office chart is just one record ㅇAn ace ㄷSun Ra쇼compilation Jonny just turned me on to while we workin
Noisy, Hook-less, not radio friendly songs.....What does pretentious sounding even mean? Is it similar to "He done go actin all smart and stuff?"
Or maybe not. But like a lot of good art, it does usually require your full attention and probably multiple reps before some of the details and context are fully revealed.Never got into Radiohead. Perhaps another run through using nice headphones instead of iMac air speakers will help me "get" it.
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Link, por favor? The search function is so good, that I need to ask in a thread for the linkNever got into Radiohead. Perhaps another run through using nice headphones instead of iMac air speakers will help me "get" it.
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The guy who started the 70's Yacht Rock thread
It's in the top 20 posts right now GBLink, por favor? The search function is so good, that I need to ask in a thread for the linkNever got into Radiohead. Perhaps another run through using nice headphones instead of iMac air speakers will help me "get" it.
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I agree with that but Weezer went from My Name is Jonas to Beverly Hills. Oof!The thing is, Radiohead used to make really good, hooky, catchy songs, with all the great experimentation, textures, etc... But at some point the hooks went away and all that was left was the other stuff.
Good answer.Noisy, Hook-less, not radio friendly songs.....What does pretentious sounding even mean? Is it similar to "He done go actin all smart and stuff?"
Almost like a musician who wrote some awesome classic, radio friendly music is trying with all his might to do the complete opposite.
Still awesome - maybe even better technical music but, you just might see a slight audience change.
This is all you need to know...Willie Neslon said:
Don't poke the bear (falsetto)Pretty solid effort, but Rivers voice on that is brutal.
Yeah I enjoyed it. To be fair... Yorke's voice is extremely difficult to cover. Dude has an atypical style to say the least but his range/etc is pretty sick.Pretty solid effort, but Rivers voice on that is brutal.
Yeah, it's uniquely Thom. Similar to the challenge of Jonny's solo. It's uniquely Jonny.Yeah I enjoyed it. To be fair... Yorke's voice is extremely difficult to cover. Dude has an atypical style to say the least but his range/etc is pretty sick.Pretty solid effort, but Rivers voice on that is brutal.
I'm no serious musician, but I've always been under the impression that Radiohead isn't considered a technically superior band. Their praise comes mostly from their creativity. Yorke is a good singer, though.Noisy, Hook-less, not radio friendly songs.....What does pretentious sounding even mean? Is it similar to "He done go actin all smart and stuff?"
Almost like a musician who wrote some awesome classic, radio friendly music is trying with all his might to do the complete opposite.
Still awesome - maybe even better technical music but, you just might see a slight audience change.
Why didn't he use "this"? I always thought that was the line anyway.The that is especially grating.
Yeah... I have no doubt Rivers may be the most book-smart of anyone in the two bands, but I'm not sure anyone would realistically attempt the argument that Weezer are technically superior musicians than Radiohead.They are absolutely a technically superior band. Every one of them would be elite session musicians if they so chose.
I've always been under the impression that Radiohead isn't considered a technically superior band.
So cover songs are verbotenThis is all you need to know...Willie Neslon said:
• Weezer apes Radiohead.
• Radiohead would never ape Weezer.
I'm a big fan of Weezer... love their music. Fun, catchy band. That said, a strong case can be made that Radiohead is the most creative/influential band of the last 25 years.
Silent majorities is part of the reason I thought a poll might be neat. Also, I love both bands. Again. I think my preference is Weezer, but then Paranoid Android and Karma Police as songs qua songs.Tied after 40 votes?!
FBG is a weird place.
Weezer is pretty good. Radiohead is so much better.
Jeebus. I think they're the Beach Boys/Beatles of the '90s, if I may be so reductive."Some people like blood sausage"Tied after 40 votes?!
FBG is a weird place.
Weezer is pretty good. Radiohead is so much better.
There was some weird thing going on with some Radiohead fans when King of Limbs came out. Like they were eager to finally dislike an album. I was surprised by the reception it got because I thought it was pretty damn good. Short and sweet and balanced. And it's aged very well. Wonder how many of the fans who reacted so negatively to it have changed their minds over the past few years.How can someone not like King of Limbs? What a wonderful album.
Radiohead didn't stop making excellent music in 1997.
Maybe he was trying to sound like Tom York?Pretty solid effort, but Rivers voice on that is brutal.
Which is also wrong because they are two very different bands.this is like comparing Oasis to the Beatles.
This is hilarious. Best song they ever did and they hate it.I heard Radiohead doesn't play Creep live anymore.
Lame.
Karma Police is one song I've never been into. I do understand the love for it. It's got a proven formula at work: slow build, nice peak, percussive piano, a couple sound effects, Thom's soaring vocals.Silent majorities is part of the reason I thought a poll might be neat. Also, I love both bands. Again. I think my preference is Weezer, but then Paranoid Android and Karma Police as songs qua songs.Tied after 40 votes?!
FBG is a weird place.
Weezer is pretty good. Radiohead is so much better.Jeebus. I think they're the Beach Boys/Beatles of the '90s, if I may be so reductive.
It got popular with the masses and not just their real fans. Therefore it must be trite.This is hilarious. Best song they ever did and they hate it.I heard Radiohead doesn't play Creep live anymore.
Lame.
Or maybe they just don't care for it or feel like playing it. A lot of their stuff is "popular with the masses". They sell out every show they play, so that angle doesn't really hold water.It got popular with the masses and not just their real fans. Therefore it must be trite.This is hilarious. Best song they ever did and they hate it.I heard Radiohead doesn't play Creep live anymore.
Lame.
Far far worse analogies have been made on this forum... I can get on board with that.Silent majorities is part of the reason I thought a poll might be neat. Also, I love both bands. Again. I think my preference is Weezer, but then Paranoid Android and Karma Police as songs qua songs.Jeebus. I think they're the Beach Boys/Beatles of the '90s, if I may be so reductive.
I've yet to come all the way around on it, but Codex is incredible.How can someone not like King of Limbs? What a wonderful album.
Radiohead didn't stop making excellent music in 1997.
If that's what you infer from my statement, you're missing the point entirely.So cover songs are verbotenThis is all you need to know...Willie Neslon said:
• Weezer apes Radiohead.
• Radiohead would never ape Weezer.
Glen Frey said he hates playing Take it Easy and some other old ones. Maybe they are just sick of it.It got popular with the masses and not just their real fans. Therefore it must be trite.This is hilarious. Best song they ever did and they hate it.I heard Radiohead doesn't play Creep live anymore.
Lame.
See? Even the Eagles hate the ####ing Eagles.Glen Frey said he hates playing Take it Easy and some other old ones. Maybe they are just sick of it.It got popular with the masses and not just their real fans. Therefore it must be trite.This is hilarious. Best song they ever did and they hate it.I heard Radiohead doesn't play Creep live anymore.
Lame.
Except you are still in the middle of the ###### desert....I mean comparing Weezer to the Beach Boys! That's an insult to the Beach Boys IMO.I've yet to come all the way around on it, but Codex is incredible.How can someone not like King of Limbs? What a wonderful album.
Radiohead didn't stop making excellent music in 1997.
ETA: I think the Beatles/BB analogy works.
Song is just very far from where they are musically right now... would be fun to hear it but can understand why they don't play it.It got popular with the masses and not just their real fans. Therefore it must be trite.This is hilarious. Best song they ever did and they hate it.I heard Radiohead doesn't play Creep live anymore.
Lame.