Radiohead - A Moon Shaped Pool

i love it. this album is holding up so strong. i think it ranks up near the very very top for me. i'd love some more of those live videos.

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I'm not a huge RH fan, but Burn the Witch is maybe my favorite RH track, next to Pyramid Song. Just sayin

Didn't like this album much when it came out but it's grown on me quite a bit.

Burn the Witch is the worst song on it, though. 

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I've recently returned to this and it is still absolutely perfect. the production alone is beyond amazing. Like a warm bath of sound. I can hardly stand the sound of the piano on True Love Waits, it is like being inside the piano or something. So intense. The flow is amazing too. I had trouble with Daydreaming as the second track initially, but it worked with Pyramid Song on Amnesiac and it does work well here. I think it was because the two lead singles were also the first two tracks. But yea, brilliant album. Hopefully a new one in 2020 :/

  On 8/11/2017 at 8:43 AM, Richie Sombrero said:

Burn the Witch is the worst song on it, though. 

^ Really? I LOVE how integrated the strings are. It's such an awesome combination of Greenwood's soundtrack style and a Thom beat and lyrics. It's different than the way they've ever treated strings in their arrangements.

It's pretty decent but it doesn't fit with the mood of the rest of the album at all.

It fits more with the bond song they made.

It is an oddball song in context, but since it's the first track it doesn't disrupt the flow at all.  Were it anywhere else on the album it wouldn't work.

burn the witch is fine. i like it a lot on the album. i feel like the album is a person going through a relationship ending and that track starts everything rolling. whole album is the ups and downs. burn the witch is an accusation, daydreaming is nostalgic wishful thinking and a realization, decks dark is acceptance of some coming darkness, desert island disk is a little escape on your own, ful stop is a night out at a club, glass eyes is waking up the next morning hung over coming back to reality. the only track that genuinely feels out of place, despite this relationship theme, is true love waits. the album should probably have ended on tinker tailor. otherwise it's very good, i listen to it more than any other radiohead album except for kid a.

If any track feels like it doesn't fit, it's Ful Stop for me. Style-wise. But I feel like the album flows perfectly. It flows very similar to Amnesiac.

Kid A is still the absolute cream of the crop for me though, but this one is certainly up there.

Agree with Burn the Witch not fitting. Zaphod, I thought that was an interesting theory there on the album being the stages of a relationship coming to an end.

Remember a review pointing out the similarities with a lot of Gainsbourg's more orchestral albums, especially the basslines, completely dead on comparison.

this album is so rock solid good

first radiohead i got ever and consider me baffled that i like it so much

Good work Ivan

This album is so good but so damn sad, I can only listen to it like once a month tops

hitting them up at MSG tomorrow night. super psyched. last few set lists look amazing.

Where is my new Thom Yorke solo album?