A question to other Radiohead fans: - Page 5

On June 14 2006 01:17 zulu_nation8 wrote:
ive realized after all my experience with indie rock that i can never find anything similar to arcade fire or broken social scene because theyre almost like one hit wonders and their albums were inspired by unique circumstances, i dont like wolf parade or sunset rubdown i think theyre passionate with no real emotion and it sounds really bombastic. all i want now is just an album that has a lot more in itself and is worth repeated listens, i dont care what type of music, i just want something good, but preferably something along the lines of good experimental indie rock with smart ambiguous lyrics and a lot of guitars

On June 14 2006 01:23 BroOd wrote:


I don't have it, but would like to know where I could get it.

On June 14 2006 01:44 zulu_nation8 wrote:
i stole coroner's gambit and protein source of the future from you, i dont mind lo fi, im listening to coroner's gambit right now i was expecting some pavement lo fi but DAMN this is lo fi,

On June 13 2006 21:39 a-game wrote:
i expressed an opinion without insulting anybody, if anyone is flame-baiting its you guys to a much larger degree. if i were to respond in the same fashion you've been addressing me then this thread would become nothing but a shit festival.

there are people who are just a little "too into it" in almost any activity/hobby. some people don't like to eat normally, they like to go on forums and discuss with others how they make their omelettes "with just a titch of libyan parsely, a pinch of costa rican oregano, a dash of siberian yellow wolf ginger, mongolian falcon eggs, norwegian goats milk (only from goats younger than 3!), argentinian cheese from the de la paso elite ranch (membership required!)" and they just drone on and on to each other about all of their stupid idosyncrasies when eating. me i just eat a fucking omelette, it's food it turns into mush in your stomach and then most of it turns into shit, it's not a masterpiece. if you spend that much time/effort analysing your food (or your music) then yes, it's a bit overdoing it.

if the extent of your communicative abilities is limited to calling me/my ideas stupid then just leave yourself out of the conversation, i have taken the time to put out arguments (and, additionally in a civil manner) and i expect the same in return. if you find yourself sputtering with rage because you disagree so passionately with what i am saying, then perhaps you should think twice about posting, as you are likely to throw a lot of unprovoked insults into the mix that will get us nowhere until you've cooled down.

On June 14 2006 01:42 mrmin123 wrote:

Check some torrent sites or something... ebay, if you really want to buy it. the 25CD version is like, 2+ gigs, so I think sending it to you is out of the question

On June 14 2006 01:50 Radiohead wrote:


do you realize how completely retarded and offensive "your opinions" are to a musician ?

youre just another tone-deaf loser who doesnt recognize the harmonies, soul and textures in music.

On June 14 2006 02:06 a-game wrote:
zulu man you freak me out, i think if you met me in person at times i think you would stab me or something. you obviously have some kind of deep-seated hatred towards me and i feel like any personal information given to you would just be used against me as a weapon of some sort.

On June 14 2006 02:08 zulu_nation8 wrote:
can someone recommend me an album thats changed their taste in music, perspective on life, etc, something that is really really deep. I dont care what genre, but preferably after the 90s and not really well known.

On June 14 2006 02:08 zulu_nation8 wrote:
can someone recommend me an album thats changed their taste in music, perspective on life, etc, something that is really really deep. I dont care what genre, but preferably after the 90s and not really well known.