Radiohead's 'Kid A' turns 18

[jeff_koons]

Radiohead's fourth stutio album came out 18 years ago. Follow-up to their 1997 hitmaker 'OK Computer' it was released without any singles, yet still got a Billboard 200 #1. 'Kid A' became one of the most iconic records of the decade due to an unconventional change in sound, adoration from music blogosphere and numerous memes.

Happy 18th Birthday

Comments

[zoaster_toaster]

Everything In Its Right Place is a perfectly titled song because everything in the song is actually in its right place. The National Anthem is also a fave of mine.

[jeff_koons]

taste

[zoaster_toaster]

:)

[futile_devices]

YESSS! Happy birthday, bb!

What is your favourite Kid A track? The National Anthem or HTDC (I'm a sad bitch)
Is Kid A your favourite Radiohead record? When I'm listening to it, yes.

[jeff_koons]

literally almost as classic as the the album itself
damn you fucked me over with that edit

[futile_devices]

lmao oops. I took it out because you mentioned it in the post. But, yes, ICONIC

https://pitchfork.com/reviews/albums/6656-kid-a/

[teddy_sinclair]

every

single

song

[seashell_bikini]

What is your favourite Kid A track? How to Disappear Completely
Is Kid A your favourite Radiohead record? It's tied with Hail To The Thief
Is it fine to ask Kid A for nudes now? No. never.
Have you ever woke up sucking a lemon? Of course.
Have you seen a shooting star before? I am a comet.
Would you smash Thom Yorke for the culture? If by "Thom Yorke" you mean "Ed O'Brien", then yes.

[flirflir]

What is your favourite Kid A track? How to Disappear Completely

Mte

[mrscantelope]

I loved Radiohead so much back then.

[seishin]

Same. I wore this CD out in college.

[rhapsodeeinblue]

All the OP questions

realness

Anyway when it comes to Kid A I'm partial to Optimistic

[jeff_koons]

Let me collecT the information in peace, sis!