Thom Yorke - The Eraser

[Tom]

m-nus rules.

[Eikman]

richie hawtin is teh ghey

[absolute zero]

The video for Harrowdown Hill is awesome, as is the song (is it me or does it kinda sound like 'the Gloaming' in the beginning?) btw i'm never buying from itunes again, their format is in m4p and I can't believe they're doing the same crap as windows media player (protected files only meant for their media players).

So far I really like what i'm hearing. Looking forward to future music videos.

[adam]

Personally, I've always felt that Radiohead's work is just derivative of Oasis. Like, Oasis is what they would do if they had the talent, but since Yorke doesn't have the pipes for a Gallegher melody, they go for the geek angle instead. It works, I mean, they do it well, but I've always felt that if they could write something like Champagne Supernova they'd have done so, you know what I'm saying?

[lukeyd]

Originally Posted by adam

Personally, I've always felt that Radiohead's work is just derivative of Oasis. Like, Oasis is what they would do if they had the talent, but since Yorke doesn't have the pipes for a Gallegher melody, they go for the geek angle instead. It works, I mean, they do it well, but I've always felt that if they could write something like Champagne Supernova they'd have done so, you know what I'm saying?

no.




stupid 10 letter rule

[Dirty0900]

Originally Posted by adam

Personally, I've always felt that Radiohead's work is just derivative of Oasis. Like, Oasis is what they would do if they had the talent, but since Yorke doesn't have the pipes for a Gallegher melody, they go for the geek angle instead. It works, I mean, they do it well, but I've always felt that if they could write something like Champagne Supernova they'd have done so, you know what I'm saying?

Oasis stick to the same thing and have gotten worse and worse. Ever since OK Computer Radiohead have had the balls to experiment and its worked.

[jOHN rODRIGUEZ]

thank youuuuu

[bxsci]

I've had The Eraser in heavy rotation as of late and I think it's brilliant. Thom Yorke may be an acquired taste, but he puts his heart and soul (and ego) into what he's doing and I like the personal feel of this album.

[m-nus_orange]

Originally Posted by Dirty0900

Oasis stick to the same thing and have gotten worse and worse. Ever since OK Computer Radiohead have had the balls to experiment and its worked.

I agree 100% with that statement. Radiohead have kept rock music interesting, end of story.

As for The Eraser, it's a grower.. know what I mean? I rather enjoy "Black Swan," "The Clock," "And It Rained All Night," and "Cymbal Rush" at the moment. Yet months from now I may feel entirely different and swear off the album completely.

Right now it's working though.

"I just need a number and location"

[fob]

This album would have been better as an instrumental.