Best of Radiohead Album

[correia]

At work and bored so here's my list.

1.National Anthem
2.Paranoid Android
3.Fake Plastic Trees
4.Lucky
5.Just
6.The Bends
7.Karma Police
8.True Love Waits
9.My Iron Lung
10.How To Disappear Completely
11.High and Dry
12.I Might Be Wrong
13.2+2=5
14.Idiotech
15.Creep
16.Everything In Its Right Place
17.No Surprises

[private joker]

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8.True Love Waits


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Sh[/i]itbags. I forgot this song and How Can You Be Sure?, an awesome B-side.

[Patrick del Poker Grande]

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8.True Love Waits


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Sh[/i]itbags. I forgot this song and How Can You Be Sure?, an awesome B-side.

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I don't understand everyone's enfatuation with this song. It's the only Radiohead song I don't like and I think it's absolute crap. It's painful to listen to.

[imported_stealthcow]

fog should be on this list

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This clearly can't be done properly without making it a double disc album.

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Using the selections from this thread so far (which is pretty short, although the blame lies in the difficulty of assignment), we'd need a quadruple album.

My list, without justification, but fulfilling all 4 requirements:

1. Creep - 3:55
2. National Anthem - 5:51
3. Bullet Proof...I Wish I Was - 3:28
4. High and Dry - 4:17
5. Street Spirit - 4:14
6. Talk Show Host - 4:16
7. Let Down - 4:59
8. Idioteque - 4:35
9. Everything in Its Right Place - 4:11
10. 2 + 2 = 5 - 3:19
11. Paranoid Android - 6:23
12. Just - 3:54
13. My Iron Lung - 4:36
14. Black Star - 4:03
15. Exit Music (For a Film) - 4:24

Total - 66:25

Those that just missed the cut: Motion Picture Soundtrack, A Wolf at the Door, Climbing Up the Walls, Fake Plastic Trees, I Might Be Wrong

Those that, um, just missed the cut: A Punchup At a Wedding, There There, The Bends, Sulk, Airbag

It's imperative that Creep, if included, goes #1. It's one of those things that one has to get out of the way immediately. National Anthem at #2 also seemed like the right way to kick things off. Exit Music at #15 seems trite fitting, but could've gone after Talk Show Host at #7, since Black Star works at #15. Otherwise, the rest of the track order is for (poor) flow. This has been one of the most mentally difficult things ever for me to do.

For reference, my ranking of the albums:
1. The Bends (5 Tracks)
2. OK Computer (3)
3. Kid A (3)
4. Hail to the Thief (1)
5. Amnesiac (1)
6. Pablo Honey (1)

[Soul Daddy]

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My list, without justification, but fulfilling all 4 requirements:

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Your compilation's name?

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My list, without justification, but fulfilling all 4 requirements:

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Your compilation's name?

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Son of a bit..

I dunno. I'm so tired. Tomorrow is a new day!

Goddamnit!

[DougOzzzz]

I'm surprised nobody listed "You" as a track. I don't care much for Pablo Honey, but this track clearly stands out from the rest.

[Philuva]

Here is my attempt:

2 + 2 = 5
The Bends
Stop Whispering
National Anthem
I Might Be Wrong
Fake Plastic Trees
Idioteque
Sit Down. Stand Up.
Karma Police
Thinking About You
There There
No Surprises

[deacsoft]

I'll give 50 to 1 odds that if this ever happens (which it will) that it will be a double disc or box set. Unless, it's done like Led Zepplin (Early Days/Later Days (two discs released at different times)).