Tough for me to rank Radiohead albums in a row. I kind of have them in tiers. Top would be OK Computer, Amnesiac, and Kid A. Second would be In Rainbows and Hail to the Thief. Then you would have The King of Limbs and The Bends and lastly Pablo Honey. I like all the records though and Radiohead occupies an odd space where I can listen to any of their songs at any time in any mood. That doesn't happen with anyone else. And for the record Creep isn't a bad song it's just very generic. Easy to understand why it's popular, but disappointing when you consider what they released afterwards.

I think it's an album that required a lot of listens before I really got all of it. Most of the rest of Radiohead's discography gives me instant gratification (besides Kid A, that one took me a while too)

Y'know, I still don't think I heard all of the b-sides. Need to get on that.

I think it's an album that required a lot of listens before I really got all of it. Most of the rest of Radiohead's discography gives me instant gratification (besides Kid A, that one took me a while too)

Y'know, I still don't think I heard all of the b-sides. Need to get on that.

I think Radiohead missed the mark by only releasing the 8 songs. I think they should have gone all out with the 12 (8 + the b-sides). Some of the best songs are in the b-sdies.

To me it sounds like generic Radiohead - nothing special - and a disappointment after In Rainbows

I'm lame. I chose OK Computer. I loved The Bends, but they hadn't matured enough from their grunge sound yet. OK Computer was the first album in a while that made me go "oh shit, this is going to be remembered." I wore the crap out of the vinyl (had a TT setup back then). Just a great pop album (remember, I love pop music) that appealed to my more intellectual sensibilities; but wasn't artsy fartsy, or shit wrapped in brocade or the hackneyed schlock that I commonly saw among the Ann Arbor/ Santa Cruz / San Francisco "artists" of the 90s.