The King Of Limbs will age better than any other Radiohead album

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Come back in 100 years once that’s sunk in.

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Honestly, it’s a short, beautifully produced set of movements.

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And Bloom, and Codex. It’s got a pretty good hit rate but might be the most backloaded album ever released.

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Maybe wait 55 years for that one to sink in. The best songs on AMSP are way better, but coffee table jazz will die out.

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I love the king of limbs. Great album. Much better than a moon shaped pool.

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The piano sound on Codex is insane

The tremolo levels on Bloom chef’s kiss

I’d go on, but i won’t.

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Ok, well rest assured, they’ll agree then.

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I mean, I agred, until i realised I was wrong.

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Yeah, cos they’re all shit

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Trees do live a long time

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Nah because Kid A / Amnesiac tho

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side 1: quite good but obviously a bit weird and frustrating
side 2: some of the best stuff they’ve ever done

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Definitely think that the cultural canon in 2115 will widely be viewed as The Odyssey, Raphael’s Parnassus and Morning Mr Magpie.

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By then, the syncopated glory of Little By Little might finally have hit home

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I prefer it to Kid A to be honest.

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There are four sides on the vinyl and one on the CD.

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Always been a fan of it. I tend to add in the four extra tracks too when I listen on MP3.

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Think that’s only the special edition

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Oh yeah, I forgot they got a normal release later.

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Never listen to this album because the first five tracks are amongst the worst output they’ve had since Pablo Honey. Last three tracks are great, but I rarely put them on. I don’t think anyone will be talking about this album in 100 years.