I'm just coming out of a toxic relationship that lasted for 15years and basically killed my soul. Every time listening to this I'm sobbing. Weird thing is I actually don't miss the person, I miss myself. I have sold my soul to be somebody I'm not to please another person. Now I'm grieving on not getting to know myself better before. I wish you all the best.
I listened to In Rainbows in full a couple weeks back, this entire project was such a nostalgic, interesting vibe, basically felt the exact same way u did, coming from a metalcore background, I needed something different to break the cycle a bit, it's an amazing listen!
Once you get beyond 'Creep' it's like exiting the Matrix. I have the firm belief that Radiohead are the most underrated band of all time due to the fact that if you ask most people if they listen to em, theyll say "Yea the guys that do Creep?". Dont get me wrong Creep is a great song but in a way it overshadows the other 99 percent which are mostly all-timers. Try their album 'Kid A'. It will surprise you 🤘
I love your videos Drew. Found your reactions through progressive bands you listen to (Steven Wilson and Porcupine Tree). I'm happy to see you listening to more music in this style recently and cant wait for your Steven Wilson listening event and small 30 minute set content!🤘 Love your videos man!
In the Summer of '97, Id just done the Leaving Cert, and remember Dave Fanning playing "Paranoid Android" on 2FM every night. Id gone about 3 weeks having not seen my friends since school finished , and when I united with them, they were all suddenly gigantic RadioHead fans, because of the OK Computer album. They'd been avid metal heads in school, and suddenly RadioHead was bigger than Jaysus to 'em! I think brotha, "OK Computer" would be a good one to listen to, it was a huge shift in change for the band and indie music at the time. To be honest brotha, I never got into them, but respect and recognize their significance.
oh yeah, i understand those feelings too. i'm also a fan of metalcore, even deathcore, but i love bands like atoms for peace, allie x and cleopatrick. all because their sound is relaxing
Truly a gem of a band like Tool, Deftones, and a few other bands that have an expansive catalogue of music with a wide range of sound and song structures that show that they're not one note. Radiohead and all of their members are solid songwriters and composers.
you could go through the radiohead back catalogue and each album will give you this feeling in a different way as they are all so diverse but the quality runs through all of them..
When I was like 22 or 23 I went through the same kind of thing where no albums were exciting me very much and I was kind of floating around a couple specific genres, but the same thing happened when I discovered Radiohead, and then Wilco shortly after. Highly recommend checking out Wilco - A Ghost is Born
We've done it guys, Drew is officially a music snob now 😂 Nah seriously you're getting further on the journey to find the perfect music for your unique self, keep searching!
Genghis Tron- Dead Mountain Mouth Behold the Arctopus- Skullgrid Dysrhythmia- Barriers and Passages Canvas Solaris- Cortical Tectonics Psyopus- Our Puzzling Encounters Considered You're going to feel burnout if all you listen to is suggestions for modern metalcore. Here's a few I can almost guarantee you've heard nothing like before
Sounds to me like you need to broaden your horizons abit more with your reactions instead of listening to the same rinse and repeat metalcore bands because lets face it most (not all) of them sound the same and it would burn me out being subject to that all day. Veriety is the spice of life afterall 🙂
Mate, I’m sorry I’ve not seen your channel before and no clue what albums you’ve been asked to request previously that have turned you off music. The fact you’re giving things a go is great, shows you are open minded and that’s how you learn about what you do and don’t like. However it has also lead you to Radiohead and that’s probably the best thing about it. You can go through their albums (in your own time) and listen through from the start to their latest and you’d then appreciate how they evolved over time. Also touching on your experiences reacting to different stuff, as a 39 year old, I really feel like music has been dead since around 2010ish. Bar the likes of Arctic Monkeys and what not, it’s been pretty poor. I’d suggest you go way back through the 80’s and 90’s and you will not be let down.
Just don't do album requests as often? Like every three months, maybe. I can relate, I've been a reviewer for six years and you do get to a certain point where you get "picky" , like you level up and broaden your music taste and want/expect more. Not a bad thing, on the contrary. An album that is a masterpiece for someone else, might not be the same for you, because it's heavily dependent on when in your life you encounter the album and how it fits in with your mood/thoughts at the time. Find other things to do with your reaction videos? Analyze lyrics? Invite a guest? Do "reaction II" for albums you've reacted to earlier but now gotten into properly and can talk about more in depth? Just suggestions. You're doing a great job, you have the best reaction channel out there.
@@bioburdenmaybe u just gotta wait for the vibe to be right, usually the music calls to me when im not really expecting it, your emotional state really influences how music feels, sometimes a song could be boring and shitty, other times it could be exactly what your looking for
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I listened to "All I Need" a lot in the run up to my first divorce, I still can't hear it without tearing up
I'm just coming out of a toxic relationship that lasted for 15years and basically killed my soul. Every time listening to this I'm sobbing. Weird thing is I actually don't miss the person, I miss myself. I have sold my soul to be somebody I'm not to please another person. Now I'm grieving on not getting to know myself better before.
I wish you all the best.
@@slatanek that all sounds very familiar, you too! the grief may not end but gets easier
@@slatanekGo to group therapy and youll get to know yourself pretty well pretty quickly (if it has competent group guides)
I listened to In Rainbows in full a couple weeks back, this entire project was such a nostalgic, interesting vibe, basically felt the exact same way u did, coming from a metalcore background, I needed something different to break the cycle a bit, it's an amazing listen!
Love this song and your videos, Drew. And yeah, Radiohead songs are in so many films/shows.
Once you get beyond 'Creep' it's like exiting the Matrix. I have the firm belief that Radiohead are the most underrated band of all time due to the fact that if you ask most people if they listen to em, theyll say "Yea the guys that do Creep?". Dont get me wrong Creep is a great song but in a way it overshadows the other 99 percent which are mostly all-timers.
Try their album 'Kid A'. It will surprise you 🤘
So well said
Radiohead is a rabbit hole just like TOOL. You know how amazing TOOL is so if you want to be amazed like that again Radiohead is the way to go!!
Radiohead's music ages like a fine wine, only gets better over time
for me, it's their best album
I love your videos Drew. Found your reactions through progressive bands you listen to (Steven Wilson and Porcupine Tree). I'm happy to see you listening to more music in this style recently and cant wait for your Steven Wilson listening event and small 30 minute set content!🤘 Love your videos man!
Thank you friend❤️
In the Summer of '97, Id just done the Leaving Cert, and remember Dave Fanning playing "Paranoid Android" on 2FM every night. Id gone about 3 weeks having not seen my friends since school finished , and when I united with them, they were all suddenly gigantic RadioHead fans, because of the OK Computer album. They'd been avid metal heads in school, and suddenly RadioHead was bigger than Jaysus to 'em! I think brotha, "OK Computer" would be a good one to listen to, it was a huge shift in change for the band and indie music at the time. To be honest brotha, I never got into them, but respect and recognize their significance.
oh yeah, i understand those feelings too. i'm also a fan of metalcore, even deathcore, but i love bands like atoms for peace, allie x and cleopatrick. all because their sound is relaxing
holy shit i did not expect this lol my favorite album of all time for sure
Truly a gem of a band like Tool, Deftones, and a few other bands that have an expansive catalogue of music with a wide range of sound and song structures that show that they're not one note. Radiohead and all of their members are solid songwriters and composers.
This is in my Top 3 Radiohead albums ever.
1. The Bends
2. In Rainbows
3. OK Computer
Didn't you like KID A? Genuine question
@@mae4712Kid A is kinda hard to get into, but once you do it's amazing
@@mae4712all their music is experimental so it’s understandable if people don’t quite fall into that rabbit hole right away.
you could go through the radiohead back catalogue and each album will give you this feeling in a different way as they are all so diverse but the quality runs through all of them..
When I was like 22 or 23 I went through the same kind of thing where no albums were exciting me very much and I was kind of floating around a couple specific genres, but the same thing happened when I discovered Radiohead, and then Wilco shortly after. Highly recommend checking out Wilco - A Ghost is Born
We've done it guys, Drew is officially a music snob now 😂
Nah seriously you're getting further on the journey to find the perfect music for your unique self, keep searching!
Keep up the quality work. Pro streamer
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Genghis Tron- Dead Mountain Mouth
Behold the Arctopus- Skullgrid
Dysrhythmia- Barriers and Passages
Canvas Solaris- Cortical Tectonics
Psyopus- Our Puzzling Encounters Considered
You're going to feel burnout if all you listen to is suggestions for modern metalcore. Here's a few I can almost guarantee you've heard nothing like before
Sounds to me like you need to broaden your horizons abit more with your reactions instead of listening to the same rinse and repeat metalcore bands because lets face it most (not all) of them sound the same and it would burn me out being subject to that all day. Veriety is the spice of life afterall 🙂
That song has also been amazingly covered by Lianne La Havas : ua-cam.com/video/LdbHO_KhCig/v-deo.html
Ahhh good. I found the man on UA-cam. Lyman here btw
“Kinda gives me U2 vibes” get in the sea!!!
kid A reaction when?
This song is so good
Love the video! My dolphin got diagnosed with 420 noscope disease?
Ben following Drew since lockdown days. Unsubbed for a bit because I felt he became very mean to Opeth lol. But he's a great personality. Lovely lad
So, you DON'T wear a toupee? That's surprising!!🙃
Mate, I’m sorry I’ve not seen your channel before and no clue what albums you’ve been asked to request previously that have turned you off music.
The fact you’re giving things a go is great, shows you are open minded and that’s how you learn about what you do and don’t like.
However it has also lead you to Radiohead and that’s probably the best thing about it. You can go through their albums (in your own time) and listen through from the start to their latest and you’d then appreciate how they evolved over time.
Also touching on your experiences reacting to different stuff, as a 39 year old, I really feel like music has been dead since around 2010ish. Bar the likes of Arctic Monkeys and what not, it’s been pretty poor.
I’d suggest you go way back through the 80’s and 90’s and you will not be let down.
Good video but WTF is that thumbnail bro
Just don't do album requests as often? Like every three months, maybe. I can relate, I've been a reviewer for six years and you do get to a certain point where you get "picky" , like you level up and broaden your music taste and want/expect more. Not a bad thing, on the contrary. An album that is a masterpiece for someone else, might not be the same for you, because it's heavily dependent on when in your life you encounter the album and how it fits in with your mood/thoughts at the time.
Find other things to do with your reaction videos? Analyze lyrics? Invite a guest? Do "reaction II" for albums you've reacted to earlier but now gotten into properly and can talk about more in depth? Just suggestions. You're doing a great job, you have the best reaction channel out there.
It's only a stupid name if you don't know what an arpeggio is or how to pronounce it 😂
Is the song called ‘Weird fishes/Arpeggio’ ?
No sir, it isn’t ✅
@@DrewFortune97 right, it uses the plural form, which differs by one letter
Tbh, that sounded boring AF to me. Went on and on seemingly without any direction.
Bruh
@@DrewFortune97 What can I say?! OK Computer was the last LP of theirs I enjoyed tbh. It just got too artsy farty from there.
@@bioburdenmaybe u just gotta wait for the vibe to be right, usually the music calls to me when im not really expecting it, your emotional state really influences how music feels, sometimes a song could be boring and shitty, other times it could be exactly what your looking for
open you mind @@bioburden
@@jorgekech Dude, my mind's very much open, I just struggle to find the actual song here.