It's actually incredible how far this band has come and how consistent the output. It will have to wait till tomorrow.Д«ut a friend and I sat up talking all night and listening to select tracks from Pablo Honey onwards, including B-sides like 'Faithless The Wonderboy', 'How Can You Be Sure' and 'Molasses. Separator: Starts off sounding like a solo thom yorke song once again but guitars around the middle lift it up and make it sound gorgeous. It seems the thing that differentiates this album from other Radiohead albums is the lack of progressive catharsis, all of this songs are more exercises in styles and don't really seem to have definite choruses or the bombastic growing wall of sounds usually found on the other albums. I was actually expecting the whole album to sound something like this. Catchiest song so far but probably because it's the only one I've listened more than once.Д¬odex: Intro stands out since it's the first song that doesn't sound dominated by electronics. Lotus Flower: Sounds like something off of the Eraser and I'm not really listening the whole band. I like the drum loop but nothing particulary impressive, even more considering the album is only 8 tracks long and this sounds more like one of their more experimental b-sides.

Loving it on first listen.ДЇeral: I guess this is where all those weeks listening dubstep went in. Little By Little: Funky percussion and downbeat guitars, sounds like Can a lot. Fujiya and Miyagi do this sort of sound much better tho.

Bloom: Not fond of the drum loop but gets better towards the middle.

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