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A long time fan of Radiohead and his friend who's only familiar with "Creep" review every song in the band's discography. Will this podcast turn the Creep into a fan?
No, this song does not remind me of Shrek. That's a completely Nico related thing and I don't understand it either.
We begin the review of the Hail To The Thief Live Recordings album - but more specifically, the videos uploaded to the Radiohead Youtube Page of that time period.
Nico takes a lot of helium during his review of the song, and it starts to get very concerning.
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Phil planned the ending just specifically for Nico to make sure he knew where Nico's scores were going so far on this back end of the album.
This might be the only time you hear Nico call Thom's vocals, "smouldering".
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We still haven't figured out where the "Wedding" portion of the song comes from, but at least the explanation of "Punchup" makes sense.
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"It felt a little bit like someone's having a bad time, and the energy in the room is uncomfortable. I felt like a person in that room."
Does anyone know what it means to not be given to groin easily?
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"This feels like brown noise", Nico says, while immediately following that up with not knowing what brown noise is.
"This sounds like a song you'd make with your friends. Not to say that the average Joe Schmoe can do this, but it's got an element of Chaoticism to it"
- Nico
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Thom and Jonny go on vacation with their wives for three days and write a song while they're there.
Did they stay at the hotel because they had a good idea, or?
Thom is a big fan of Philip's drums in this song, so much that he calls them sexy, and Nico gets hung up on what's in Thom's mouth while he wears a cowboy hat.
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N: "I feel moon-y again"
A: I feel like I'm in the snow, Under the moon"
N: I'm in a snow-filled crater of the moon and there are aliens there and I can't see them properly".
Did you know Colin feels very particular about how "Moonraker" this song is? Neither did we. But here we are!
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"Who are you? I feel like someone's possessed Thom Yorke. It's like we've gone into the underground."
We begin Hail to the Thief today and discuss the bracketed subtitles.
Nico thinks there's something familiar about this song but can't figure out why.
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Have you ever gone on a lyrical treasure hunt? Because you're about to! We get lost trying to figure out what is being sung when.
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Blow into this Paperback, no. Paper Bag. Today, we learn that Nico also can't remember what songs he's heard by the Beatles.
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Nico believes he's heard this song or seen the video before (and it might be, I may have let youtube go on too long and not realized it), and we explain the insane process for the creation of the video as we lurch towards "Hail To The Thief"!
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The final show in Berlin. What did Andrew and Joelle get up to? Who needed help staying awake? All this and more in the grand finale!
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Nico finally learns about the origins of this track, and it'll be years before he hears the actual recorded version. How does he feel about one of the most popular unreleased tracks this band ever had?
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Nico asks questions, a special guest joins us via a Voice Note, Andrew plugs into some spots while having pneumonia, and you get to hear how Dec 12 (night 3) was.
The last episode of the trilogy next week!
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"I do not remember this song. No part of me is like, 'oh yeah, this bit!'"
Sometimes, we all feel that way about this one, Nico.
Wherein Andrew discusses different French Dialects and is probably wrong,
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Nico interviews Andrew in the first half of this special episode:
How he got to Berlin, getting tickets for shows, meeting people, and seeing the band for the first time live.
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"Oh, I am obsessed with this and wish I was there. This sounds like a Blast! I feel like I can feel Thom's energy".
- Nico
Nico finally gets to hear a backwardsy forwardsy version of this song done live. Does it come across as well? How does he feel?
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"I'm getting the morning bell vibes already, not that I know what a morning bell is" - Nico
Dust off your bucket hat and your red solo cup for this one, friends. Nico is just chilling and bopping along at an imaginary show.
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Nico completely forgets about the ondez martinot and has to be reminded while he hears Thom breathing heavy.
We finally get to experience the first in the Fog Trilogy, and the consensus is somewhere around, "It's still sweet, but in that weird Radiohead way. Pleasant, but like I'm up and doing my morning routine now."
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Sneaking in an extra episode before the Holiday!
"It's not grabbing me and saying 'PAY ATTENTION', but I'm also not bored".
That pretty much sums it up, doesn't it?
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We have a very special episode today: Nico joins Andrew on his Radio Show while they listen to / discuss all types of covers OF and BY Radiohead.
Christmas is just around the corner, so why not de-stress and listen to us talk and laugh along with covers from some strange places (like Hanson, Prince, John Mayer, The Darkness, and Vampire Weekend).
If you'd like to hear the more rounded radio friendly version, search for:
Alphabet Soup UMFM.
"I think the intro does help ease you into 'this is what we're doing, this is the vibe' and I'm more nestled into the tone."
Nico has a problem with this song - in that it reminds him of something completely different and he can't figure out what it is.
Until he does.
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Chase and Nico take a train into Michel Gondry's mind and fall into the darkness of the Knives Out Video.
It's a mind mess, especially that weird microphone at the end!
Hey friends, we are very sorry, we missed some music videos that we didn't know existed, so this is an, "Andrew's Fault" redux where we go back and listen / watch an un-official video, and an official one to fill in those gaps.
So it's not a redux, but it's something, right?
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Do you know who Sophie Muller is? We didn't until today either. Might be the only time you hear about Annie Lennox and Shakespeare's sister in a Radiohead Podcast as we discuss the resume of our video director for the "Real" I Might Be Wrong video.
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The reasoning behind all of the Amnesiac blips all come together in this partially animated video and it feels like the boys did accidental homework!
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A very unsettling music video that combines two songs - we suggest you listen to this early in the morning, or just listen to how we end up feeling weird and confused by it.
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"It gets certain points for just being stylistically cool and different and enjoyable, but I think there's part of it that is a little bit not for me?"
We detangle the backwards/forwards recording of the song, and also listen to what the song sounds like backwards, or forwards? We listen to them both ways. Our heads are spinning, at this point.
Nico: "At First was like, 'yeah you've got me' and now it's like, "well i don't know if you've kept me.' Like a distorted version of being in a meditation lounge".
Nico loves the fact that this song appeared from a jam - "Usually it's like, 'they've spent 365 years underground measuring the antenna of a woodlouse'.. "
What are we teaching Nico in this episode?
That music isn't that snake-y.
"Like adding in a Coda"
"What's anaconda?"
"Not anaconda, a coda, like an ending".
Nico finds some logic between AI and Knives out, and he kinda has an interesting point.
Andrew does ASMR. Nico BOPS (not to the ASMR, to the song). Did you know three of the songs on this album are spaced specifically to deal with water related things?
Nico tenses up and waits for the revolving door to drop. Does it happen? No, it turns into what he calls, "Art Therapy".
Nico and Andrew finally met in person for the first time earlier this month! Andrew flew to London, and together they traveled to Oxford to see the "THIS IS WHAT YOU GET" Exhibit.
We recorded this episode live in my hotel room using phones so, sorry about the quality.
OH! Also! We found the street where the man in the Just video laid down. Andrew re-created it with Nico's Help.
Good times, good times.
"Why is there a car? To be fair that's the least of my concerns right now."
....
"Oh.. More cars"
-Nico
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Thom: "(For this album) We are definitely having singles, videos, glossy magazine celebrity photo-shoots, children's television appearances, film premier appearances, dance routines and many interesting interviews about my tortured existence."
Nico: "Well there's a line..."
The band recorded Optimistic the day after laying the tracks down for this one, so maybe that's telling where it fits within the context of score? Also somehow it took a long time for Andrew to bring up Stanley, which is not what a good host should be doing here. Certainly not shim-shimming.
Nico felt like this was very White Lotus-y, "I don't know, it was just cool. I feel like I certainly haven't processed it. It's confused me but drawn me in."
Which is how Andrew feels about ACTUALLY being in the same city, hanging out with his co-host at the time this episode airs!
Ready to learn about Saddam Hussein and Christiane Amanpour? No? Well it DOES have information on where the title of the song came from. We also learn about the United Nations Special Commission and tunnels and more tunnels.
Thom: "More of an orgy of violence, politics, and not politics. I don't know man, that's what's going on inside my head and I won't lose sleep about it anymore because it obviously benefits the music, thank god."
Nico: A lot to unpack there. Good for him, whatever that means.
Andrew is transported back into the living room of an old friend who tried to teach him how to play piano, while Nico wishes he was on mushrooms.
Chase is so flabbergasted that he doesn't speak through a lot of this episode, but it's fun to listen to anyway.
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It's a Choose Your Own Adventure situation:
We all watch the blips and review them on our own. And you know you want to hear Nico's version the most, right?
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It's a Choose Your Own Adventure situation:
We all watch the blips and review them on our own. Andrew spends time being surprised and overwhelmed!
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"If these were Radiohead songs, I'd ask ' Where's all the stuff? I want the stuff'.. "
This is how Nico feels about reviewing the three songs Thom appears on for PJ Harvey's album, "Stories From The City Stories From The Sea" and Andrew Predicts the score Nico will give the tracks. How do you feel about them?
The boys are generally confused as to how these smiling bears play instruments.
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Footprints, Blood, Cocaine, what is going on in this video exactly? Where does that lead our story?
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Nico is late to the recording session and is pasted in - it's finally the episode you're dying to hear - what happens when Nico is unleashed and un-interrupted?
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We watch Radiohead's Performance on SNL in 2000. They play "The National Anthem" and "Idioteque".
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Are you ready to get lost in your feelings? It's certainly difficult to not do that when you're listening to this track, the closer of Kid A.
Andrew certainly breaks down mid song, and Nico sounds like he wants to give the guy a hug. A real bonding, emotional episode here.
The biggest disconnect in scoring between Andrew and Nico we've seen so far, and we're 124 episodes in so that tells you something. Just not sure what that something is.
"Everything all of the time", that keeps me stimulated and moving, and I'm occupied with the ADHD of it all. - Nico
Possibly the best sounding episode - Nico finally has a new microphone! Also, we talk about the song, but this is important!
"I'm glad it hasn't hit me into a complete slump because sometimes songs like this get stuck in your head and you go, 'Well that's my day'. "
A glowing review from Nico.
We discuss how Thom broke his foot conducting a band, to the bass part he wrote when he was 16.
What's an Ondez Martinot? Even after seeing one we don't know what it does, but hey whatever it's doing sounds perfect.
"When you were talking about all the synthesizers, I don't know what direction this is going to go in and If I'm going to like it... BUT..."
If that's not a good review, I don't know what is.
The three gentlemen sit down and watch all of the commercials, first attempting to review them ALL but it's too overwhelming so we just EXPERIENCE it.
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Listen along with us as we experience the "Meeting People Is Easy" documentary. You can also watch us react to it live at our Vimeo.
In this episode we break down all the songs Thom and Jonny appear on as part of "The Venus In Furs" band.
It's sure hard for Nico to focus on the song when this music video punches you in the face kinda.
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Nico has a hard time keeping this song in his good books because, "We don't use the word 'store' over here".
Do they win him over?
Andrew couldn't find this exact version, but he did find one from Berlin a few years later, so we judge that.
Bringing it down a bit with a mellower demo track that Thom submitted and the band didn't think it needed anything more. Agree? Disagree?
Welcome to the new year! We ring it in with a kickass track that should have probably had more love for it. Yes? No?
We bring you only the classiest and most upbeat tracks for your trip into the New Year. Chase is with us again to review the video.
This episode hits Andrew a little different - ride along with him as he discovers how it all relates back to his partner. (Note: This was recorded in July - 2024, a week after his partner passed).
In this episode we tackle anxiety, fear, and Nico's challenge to be quiet while listening to an instrumental.
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Chase returns for a viewing of the music video for "Lucky". The review contains lots of conversation about the original intent of the video and how that impacts the score.
We've made it! Episode 100! Let's hope we don't Let you Down. Eh? Eh?
Okay, that was terrible.
We continue our journey to the 100th episode by reviewing the Karma Police music video - Nico is especially finding Thom rather good looking in this one.
Reviewing the music video included as part of "Meeting People is Easy" because we don't want to subject Chase to the whole documentary.
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Did you know a video was made for Fitter Happier? We didn't either. It was considered "unreleased" and lost as part of a potential "video-for-every-song" approach.
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Thom writes a sweet song about his son, and Nico believes it's about an alien talking about its favorite human.
Seems relatively accurate.
Discussing Thom's abnormally direct lyrics, the impending US election, and the eclipse from months ago.
Did you know there were two versions of Pearly*?
We listen to both versions to try to spot the subtle differences while bantering as our internet connection gets clunky.
We've finally hit the "Go" moment of the show!
"I can't recycle any of the polyethylene packaging that fills my house. Why?" - Thom
Chase joins us again to review the Paranoid Android video. Not much else needs to be said, this is its own journey.
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"Thematically it's perfect, but my weird arbitrary scoring system almost has to be lower for this to be the perfect ending"
Sure, Nico. We follow you, right everyone?
The standout track for the War Child effort in 1995 (as per critics), this is one of the songs Radiohead believes is the best they've ever written. How do you feel about it?
This week's cover by Matt Holubowski
The Happy/Sad anxiety returns in this video as we sit back and get whisked away by the crooning deadness in Thom's voice.
Reviewing a cover by Young The Giant
"One thing they're never afraid to do is give you a scary image".
A perfect way of describing this song, no?
Surprising Nico with the cover review on this episode.
Is the definition of electioneering "the process of doing electiony-things?" or a "vague fluffy dance"?
Reviewing a cover by: The Portland Cello Project & Friends
How do you feel about this track? Happy to have had the experience?
No cover review for this one because how?
Nico doesn't remember what Hitler's Hairdo looks like. "I always think of the moustache".
Reviewing a cover by: Scary Pockets
Nico is looking really hard for whimsy on his train ride during this track. Does it have enough for him or is it a Let Down?
Reviewing a cover by: Pinegrove
"It's like I was there but observing it instead of living it" - Nico
Reviewing a cover by: The Marias
Nico can imagine himself walking around an art gallery with this song on and now I kind of want to.
Also: Reviewing a cover by Easy Star All Stars
This is the least talking Nico does during a track.
"This.. You're in the weird headspace but instead of turning to normality, you spiral a bit more.."
Included: review of Weezer's Paranoid Android cover.
Entering Season 3: OK Computer. And Nico's reviews don't disappoint: "There's like an effervescent fizz" .... what?
Included: reviewing a cover version by: The Fretless
This single was only released in Ireland, and has under 200 views on youtube. Does that have any impact on the version we're listening to?
Nico on this track: "I am one for light in the shade, but I was very cold whilst in the shade, and I grew frustratingly bitter".
Note: Please stay tuned for the surprise ending.
Join us as we head underground into a jazzy bar just after midnight whilst listening to this relaxing, dark, smoky, nonsensical track.
Bob Hoskins is basically a guest in this episode, and Nico has no idea who that is. Ruins the fact that Andrew's been waiting for this song for months.
Chase can't get over Thom swinging hammers. Nico enjoyed the juxtaposition of art / music video. Floyd gets emotional and opens up about what the song means to him.
The group listens to a heavy metal cover and are surprised.
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How do you rate a song when it makes you laugh, when the performance is something else?
This episode includes discussion about the future of the human race, and what Nico is doing to preserve it.
Andrew was unable to find the live audio from the single, so instead the pair watch a performance from MTV 120 Minutes. Head over to our Vimeo to check it out as well!
When Radiohead sounds like they're recording a song for the credits of a Simon Pegg movie, is it good?We like you, Simon.
Remember, Remember the remixes in November? We recorded this episode right after those so we could get them all out of the way at once.
There are snippets of two OTHER remixes in here too, just to make sure we got the complete set.
How long will it take for the gentlemen to understand where the man lying on the ground is coming from? Are there any theories as to what he's actually saying?
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Is a great song still great when it's newer to the band and they're still trying to figure it out?
It's all about Johnny's soundscaping guitar. It's all about Nico becoming the new host!
Nico finally has a Thom moment. Everything starts to come together for him here. Have a listen to the most joyous he's been the whole time.
Sometimes you lose focus on the task at hand and instead talk about where you'd envision the song in a movie.
We have 4000 Characters available to us to describe this song, but we only need two:
Jonny's Laugh.
This time around, your three favorite gentlemen dive into the strange supermarket that encompasses one of Radiohead's most popular and highest charting hits.
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Strap yourselves in for the longest episode of the series (so far). Hang out and listen with the gentlemen as they watch the Live @ Astoria release.
How do they find this mixture of Bends/Pablo songs?
Are some better than the recorded versions?
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One of the most popular Radiohead songs has finally appeared.
Jonny on this song: "Our madrigal as written by Dowland and arranged by Scott Walker"
Pardon?
One of the initial 4 songs suggested as a first single turned into the least popular song on the album amongst the band members. How do the gentleman rate a song with that kind of knowledge?
Did this song grab Nico and shake him? Why is Nico feeling Naughty Teacher vibes?
Were the gentlemen able to pull off the Smartless BYEEE?
Ed: "I was just making whooping oodle noises for three minutes... Bastards"
Colin: "More mellow stuff"
Shining reviews from the band on this track.
Chase returns again as the three of us experience the video for My Iron Lung, which was taken from the Live @ Astoria concert. Do they like the song? What about Thom's floppy hair?
We've hit halfway to 100, and we're celebrating by listening to Thom Yorke's movement from Dirty Sexy Lounge Singer to High Pitched Bird Sounds.
Is this song the precursor to Britpop? Is this where Coldplay began? Who are Leah and Sandra?
Chase joins the boys for a double length episode, as we review both the US & UK versions of the High and Dry video. Strap in for two very different experiences!
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We finally start on the next album! Nico's fan is a fan, and we discuss how much of the podcast residuals he can use to get a new one.
In this episode, we find out who LFO REALLY IS, and actually end up needing to create a new unit of measurement when it comes to score.
It's a doozy!
Sometimes remixes can be really interesting and give you a new appreciation for the original track.
This is not one of those times.
Nico and Andrew can't find the through-line for the lyrics here, but still focus specifically on a few really interesting parts of this track. What do you think?
Have you heard of the Headless Chickens? Did you know High & Dry existed for a long, long time before the Bends? We investigate.
It's fitting that Nico hears the opening track from The Bends on Halloween, isn't it? How does it stack up against where we've been?
Nico thinks we're stuck in a double entendre warp and is still hurting about the word Lozenge as we review the final track from the My Iron Lung EP.
Nico is definitely not a fan of the word "lozenge" and finds that this song could have a lot of sexual undertones..
Is it Alaska or Greenland that has permanent daylight? Would they like this song? How do we feel about Thom's odd vocal part?
Can you really sing along to this song though? It's a mouthful for one thing, and how does one sing along when they're punchdrunk?
Does the heavy hitting of the Iron Lung EP continue? How much has the band left Pablo Honey behind? Is Nico less confused?
Welcome to Season Two! We delve into the new sounds Radiohead is working on as they inch closer to the release of the Bends. Does Nico enjoy the sonic oddity that is this track?
Do you know what a Belisha Beacon is? Or Uncle Bill? What is an Iron Lung? Find it all out here.
Recorded at the same show as last week's episode, does the band start off this concert with more drive, or do they end up in the same place?
One of only two songs we get to review from the ITCH EP (as most of it is reviewed elsewhere), does this song improve on the original like last week's? No. Floyd would get a beer at the bar.
This song did not get favorable ratings from either host when we heard the original for the first time in Episode 26. How do we rate it 6 episodes later?
Much higher. Find out why.
Chase returns for our second video watch along. This time we're seeing "Stop Whispering (US Version)". This video isn't available on youtube, and it seems the band isn't a fan but some of us are!
Does the Acoustic version have as much weight when the complete band plays it? Is that a great first sentence of English? Neither compute. Welcome to episode 30!
Nico gives one of his higher ratings on this episode, and gets lost wondering: Is the antithesis of antithesis, a thesis?Also: check out our new Patreon and subscribe! You get front of the line episodes and lots more interesting content!
Similar to "Inside My Head" in sound but slightly better upon review, it's clear we're hiding out in Pre-Pablo times.
Is this a song you like? If you do like it please come find us @headfullofradio on Instagram if you want to dispute our ratings on this one.
Introducing a new segment: Chasing The Video. A mutual friend of ours waltzes in and joins us as we watch the music videos. Chase knows even less about Radiohead than Nico does, so how does he feel about seeing and hearing Creep for the first time?
Another track Floyd couldn't find on Youtube, so he and Nico watch and review a performance recorded in July of 1993 at the World Beat Center in San Diego.
Andrew couldn't find the live version attached to the POP single, so this week we go back and watch the recorded version of Creep played at the MTV Beach House just before Thom went for a swim.
Is this song about a company of Bananas? How does it come across to Nico? Does he even like bananas?
This week we have ourselves an extended episode. Nico hears the song for the first time and then immediately watches the music video. Does the video boost the song?
The 30 second Stream-of-Consciousness reviews end (maybe forever?) with Nico's review of the final track from Pablo Honey.
For more than twenty five years, Floyd has been pronouncing the title of this song wrong. Today he learned that it isn't Lur-jee, it's Lur-Ghie.
Down the rabbithole with Nico's new re-telling of Pablo Honey. "Dude's not having a good time, he just can't" .
The 30 second reviews continue and Nico falls into a place where he's finding Thom's "character" coming back from death. Huh?
Floyd forgets what episode we're on. Nico struggles to pronounce vegetable. All things are becoming clearer now, this is a long journey but we're here to screw around and have fun!
What is Ripcord really about? How is Nico feeling about his journey? How Deep are we in the honey of Pablo?
But can they? Would Nico want to keep playing guitar into the afterlife? Does he know who Keith Richards is? Or even Jim Morrison?
Does Nico have anyone thinking about him? Does Thom's mother know this song is about masturbation? Are both answers to this no?
Nico continues trying to find out what Thom is talking about while his computer fan comes back with a vengeance.
In this episode, Floyd messes with Nico's vision of the song and we continue our 30 second reviews. Does Thom have a poor self image?
Nico keeps breezing through the songs on Pablo Honey in 30 second reviews on what he feels from the songs in this weirdo test run. Today, he talks about the only song he's heard before.Oh, and don't forget his computer fan.
Attempting something new for Pablo Honey: Giving Nico 30 seconds to speed-talk his way through what a song means. He could be completely off, but that's part of the fun!
What exactly is this song about? Does the title have anything to do with the lyrics? No they most certainly do not.
Nico decrees that Faithless is not a happy bunny, and Thom's enunciation can be difficult sometimes. Have you heard this song?
Happy Valentine's Day! In this extended episode, we watch the music video for "Anyone", and I subject Nico to the terrifying version Radiohead played on "MTV's Beach House".
The first episode where Nico and Floyd disagree wholeheartedly when rating this track, it's certainly different from the Pablo Honey version. So which side do each of them land on?
Song Two from the Drill EP: "You". Different from "Thinking about You", "You" is also the first track on Pablo Honey, but it's certainly different here. Which band member do they use on their rating scale for this one?
The least well known song on the drill EP, it's been a while since Floyd's heard it so how does he remember it? What are Nico's thoughts on a song that is probably about a car accident?
In Episode 2 we get our first review: The first track from the Drill EP entitled "Prove Yourself". Does this sone prove itself to Nico? Does Floyd still find love for a classic track? Do you agree?
In this episode: meet the hosts as they figure out how to manage their project.
Nico is not familiar with Radiohead outside of Creep. So Floyd takes it upon himself to push Nico into the deep end. The Radiohead fanatic and the newbie are going to review every song Radiohead has ever released.