quoted 24 lines i also think the opposite is true - people who are normally into
>>i also think the opposite is true - people who are normally into
>electronic or experimental artists would never have given radiohead a
>second thought before 'kid a'. but then the album caused such intense
>discussion, with unschooled rock critics calling it crap or dubbing it "the
>art move". that's something people tend to forget now, with the mountains
>of praise radiohead receives - when 'kid a' came out it was probably more
>violently hated than loved for being so allegedly avant-garde.
>
>this probably perked up a few ears of people who are used to being told the
>music they listen to is pretentious junk or soulless electronic wankery.
>'kid a' clearly had the influences of the artists electro/experimental
>people may have already liked, yet coming from the perspective of a rock
>band it gives things a new twist. i'm sure there are people who thought
>pre-'kid a' radiohead was too old-school rock but got into the later sounds
>just because it was more up their alley.
>
>ok, enough of this...i don't mean to turn this into a radiohead list (and
>no, i don't belong to one).
>
>anyone hear the latest kid606, "who still kill sound?" comments,
>comparisons to past work?
>
>d.
>
yeah, there was a backlash from RH fans aswell, I think i still hear them
demanding another Bends album haha....but yeah, enough about this topic.
Kid606 "who still kill sound"
I haven't picked it up yet, I heard it wasn't that good, however I must pick
it up and take a listen for myself, or maybe my comrade will rip it for me.
june.
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