Thom Yorke of Radiohead, but without.

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Thom Yorke of Radiohead, but without.

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What? Yes, I speak of who I typed in the subject line. For those who have not heard his new solo album titled: 'The Eraser,' its a definite must.

Glitchy, sour, twitchy, brooding, imperfect, minimalistic and beautifully experimental.

I have always loved Radiohead, but if Thom keeps on putting out solo albums like these, I can honestly do without the full piece band.

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Post by adam »

Feels like hail to the thief, at times.

The only thing that is missing is a few of johnny's amazing lush moments, but this one is pretty good. This album is growing on me quite a bit.

PS - those clips don't do it justice.
and I think cymbal rush is my fave right now
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adam wrote:Feels like hail to the thief, at times.
Really? I see very few similarities to HTTT?

However i am also a big fan of this album

Get into it ! :twisted:
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Post by DanielCarew »

I agree. I feel in love at first listen and haven't looked back.

Excellent work, start to finish.
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I love it.
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thew wrote:
adam wrote:Feels like hail to the thief, at times.
Really? I see very few similarities to HTTT?

However i am also a big fan of this album

Get into it ! :twisted:
Yeah, that and some Kid A. It's not overbearingly the case or anything, just subtley so. I think a lot of it is that Thom's vocals have summoned up a more mature sound since hail to the thief and it's present here too.

Can't wait to hear what the next radiohead album will be. A friend had told me Thom did this to get these bits "out of his system" - so who knows what to expect!
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interesting to say the least, but nothing can come close to OK Computer in my opinion...
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Post by adam »

I can see how this could quickly turn into a big band nerd debate :)

Kid A and Amnesiac were where I started caring, I wasn't too much into any of the previous albums - OK computer included. Hail To The Thief I didn't really dig at first but man did it ever grow on me. Same with this new album by Thom.
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