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6:22 “it transfers!”

Demolition Lovers is very synonymous to Rites of Spring's End on End, both are the last songs of their respective albums. There are also similarities with the song structure and feel with abrupt tempo changes and vocals on the verge of breakup

36:57 "hes about to rizz me up in this song" cracked me up

COME BACK WE MISS YOU 😢

Guys! He doesn't feel it. There's not point to keep recommending radiohead, I knew it since he stopped 15 times Paranoid Android. Usually when you are more mental sort of type than sensorial or sensitive. You don' really get into Pink Floyd, Radiohead. If for him this is slow music, imagine him listening Sigur Ros, Massive Attack, Cigarrettes After Sex...anyway. it's good to get out from your comfort zone. Cheers for the content. 👍

The Used’s The Used is one of the best albums ever made

Don’t apologize for pausing! We came here for your opinion lol

this is his most personal and introspective album, and maybe his best as an artist

I knew someone who had cancer, but they noticed too late and was stage 3, so they did decide to let it kill them. Also know someone else who had it and luckly caught it early and got treated and still alive. Also had a dog who had it, and the fact that i actually discovered it by a tumor in the mouth made it harder on me. Had to put her down right before vacation. I legit cried almost every day for months.

I MISS MCR 😢

A theory I personally subscribe to, originally proposed by Windegoon, is that the story is told mostly out of order from two perspectives. The Patient and a spirit, we'll call him The Parader, watching it and both mocking the patient and reflecting. Hense The End and Dead are the Patient and the Parader both responding to the news of his diagnosis. A song that starts on harder more metal inspired chords and instruments are from The Parader's perspective and the more simple, often acoustic openings are The Patient's perspective. The exceptions are Teenagers and Mama, being the reverse, since they explain The Patient and Parader's origins respectively. The reversal on the songs that explain their back stories serves to highlight the similarities between both, young men who lost their lives unceremoniously and pointlessly from things out of their control.

Favourite son wasn't included on this list (Favourite son is a bonus track)

I grew up during the Thriller/Bad-era, and those albums are such classics, but for me personally this is Michael at his best, so many messages he is sending out on this one. Still listen to it from time to time.

SELFISH MACHINES PLSLLSLSLLS

i love ur ptv reactions sm 😭😭

Fitter Happier is the only track in all of Radiohead that I routinely skip. It’s interesting the first time…then it’s just a bit tedious. Greatest band of all time, and this track is poignant, but not enjoyable.

I WAS THERE IT WAS THE BEST DAY OF MY LIFE RAAAHHHHHHH

No synths....mostly Lindsey's guitar and a bit from Christine's keys. Fleetwood just used guitar, bass, drums, keys, and vocals 3 different lead singers and writers.

Try the Selfish Machines album, its gotta be my fav

Was born in 1993, dookie released in 1994. I know what u feel when listening to music as old as you

personally i love screaming

Also, the song gold medal ribbon dies have a story, its about his girlfriend in high school who commited suicide during the making of the album, gold medal ribbon was her favorite ice cream flavor

My favorite by them is Gold Medal Ribbion, its been since i first heard it

Climbing up the walls is about mental health, anxiety (hence all the feedback in the tones of the music.) You absolutely nailed it just by your intuition "if this was about being uneasy, they nailed it" hahaha. Right? Better in the dark... i'm inside your skull, climbing up the walls ... damned powerful song

A lot of these Radiohead lyrics that sound.so mysterious... I think they're that way because they point into looking into ones own mind. Like in zen they say to get you to notice the moon, the master can point at it -- but the fool mistakes the finger for the moon. Unlike a lot of more disposable music, Radiohead's lyrics and the music cannot be divorced either; so for example in weird fishes you're drowning in that sea of sound, the undulations of those arpeggios, and the lyrics point to the subconscious (the deep waters where weird fishes swim, metaphorically speaking)

Hey man! Just wanted to say that I’m a big fan and have been loving rewatching your Pierce the Veil album reactions, and would love to see more! Hope you make more videos soon!

He always has had the dawg in him😮

Karma Police meaning... The title lyric originates from an inside joke; the members of Radiohead would threaten to call the "karma police" if someone did something bad. Yorke explained that the song was about stress and "having people looking at you in that certain [malicious] way".

So glad you enjoy the music! Loving your Channel

i'm a bit late to this video but this is my favorite album and im so glad you covered it

bro doesnt understand the concept of a hidden track 😂😭

I’d love to hear you rank their albums

Seeing your passion for music is so refreshing dude,love this

❤

I can't believe you did my boy sleep so dirty like that

Absolutely love this album. One of the few I can listen to from beginning to end without skipping a song.

Bro does NOT sing “nut” 😂😂😂 lmfao wtf

PTV members are actually mexican-american! that’s why you hear the spanish guitar. beautiful inclusion of their culture

OK Computer is a masterpiece. It has no sense if i is "the greatest" or not. It's a masterpiece anyway. The work they did with those three guitars is simply beautiful, but what it makes it a masterpiece are two things: First, the sound. The sound of this album was something that felt that came from nowhere in the 90's. None band or artist sound like this at that time. Like the song with "Alien" in its name, the sound of this album is from another planet or from a far future. And the second thing that makes this album what it is, are the meaning of the lyrics, that talk about the terrifying future and modern life, that every year feels more accurate. This album was a creepy premonitory of many things that are happening right now with the cold life with social networks and technology controlling all of our life, in a cold society that makes you feel small. You have 800 followers on Instagram but you are alone. The jobs that consume people's life. The money. Capitalism. Consumerism. And just remember, 1997 was a year when Computers, internet and related were just beginning, and only few big enterprises has limited access to it. It was far away of being in the life of most people, and far away of being easy to use and access. They were talking about the future. The terrifying future. And they were right.

The first punch is such an underrated track on this album

My 3 favourite albums of all time : Ok Computer (Radiohead) Moving Pictures (Rush) and The wall (Pink Floyd). Perfect records all 3 of them.

This makes me so happy. I’m double your age have been a lifelong Green Day fan. Ya gotta remember their first main album came out in 1989. American idiot is amazing but it’s their sixth main album. But American idiot is what solidified legendary status (someone else in the comments said that too, I liked that phrase)

I don’t think anyone ~17 years ago was aware of what kind of masterpiece has been launched. It’s aging like a fine wine, and it made it to history. Late comment here, but great reaction videos on this album! Loved to see you trying to tie the story together, emphasizing on lyrics and musical details. I found out about MCR back in 2007 when the singles were rotating here and there in radio stations. I think, with this album they were ahead of their time + all that emo stuff was also hitting it off the rails as at the time the album (and the band itself) was strongly associated with just a certain part of society, and was in a sense clearly viewed just as a whim of the outcast teenagers. But, I think, the band itself was always smth a lot more meaningful, and they also have treated themselves as such, hence, all the theatrical, artistical and cinematic implementations. They weren’t just writing yet another blockbuster, they really told a story and put on a whole show. There’s already new generations picking up these guys, and after 17 more years there will be more, and for a reason. They have made their place in the history, and just like The Beatles, Led Zeppelin and Queen they will stay alive among people and different generations for a very long time! I’m glad that I was a part of this even before people got to understand what kind of a gem is this band, and how genius they are! ♥️

If you dig this record, then I highly recommend you check out Full Collapse by Thursday. Their singer Geoff Rickly was the producer for this album, and he did some small vocal parts on This Is The Best Day Ever.

Only album (cassette) that my whole family agreed on during roadtrips.

NACHO PLEASE You got a guitar solo in bulls in the bronx i thought you were paying attention This makes me sad

wheres part 1?

I agree, Ray Toro is criminally underrated! Ray Toro is god!

Funny thing about the Spanish thing, every original member of ptv is Latino in heritage, Vic even coined the term “mexicore” to describe their genre

I don’t know if you read the comments but I would enjoy seeing you checking out “the new age name your price”