radiohead

[turnipmonster]

if you end up liking radiohead the jazz pianist brad mehldau does some great versions of their tunes. exit music, paranoid android, etc. the one with exit music is "art of the trio vol 3(?)", probably one of the best jazz albums to come out in the past 10 years.

[partygirluk]

Those who like radiohead variations should check out 'Strung out on OK computer' a string quartet rendition of the alubm. It is great.

[deacsoft]

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'Strung out on OK computer'

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Also great stuff and well worth checking out.

[zokbarjazz]

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if you end up liking radiohead the jazz pianist brad mehldau does some great versions of their tunes. exit music, paranoid android, etc. the one with exit music is "art of the trio vol 3(?)", probably one of the best jazz albums to come out in the past 10 years.

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Volume 4. Amazing album.

[colgin]

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if you end up liking radiohead the jazz pianist brad mehldau does some great versions of their tunes. exit music, paranoid android, etc. the one with exit music is "art of the trio vol 3(?)", probably one of the best jazz albums to come out in the past 10 years.

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Thanks for the headsup. I will look for this.

[SmileyEH]

I really like Kid A. The first track "everything in its right place" is awesome. It's the first song in Vanilla Sky if you've seen it.

-SmileyEH

[uw_madtown]

Not enough love for Kid A in this thread, even though I rank OK Computer above it.

[colgin]

First: The Bends.
Second: OK Computer

records- Kid A and Hail To The Thief are their best.

songs- "Everything in its Right Place," "How to Dissapear Completely," "Idioteque," "Paranoid Android," "A Wolf At the Door"

that should start you off.

jon

[private joker]

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songs- "Everything in its Right Place," "How to Dissapear Completely," "Idioteque," "Paranoid Android," "A Wolf At the Door"

that should start you off.



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These songs are all brilliant. But they are awful choices for starting someone off on Radiohead.

Madtown, it's not that we have no love for Kid A -- it's that we recommend people start off with more accessible material and work their way towards the challenging stuff.