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bgivens33 · 12-26-2003, 04:32 PM

Quote: (Originally Posted by musicmind226) I'm not a huge radiohead fan because well, my knowledge is a bit limited, but what I have heard from them really interested me in it's not genaricness( I know, that not a word). I have always been a little reluctant on buying any of there albums, so what to start off with?

However, beside the point, most bands take two years off from making an alum so what the singer said to me sounded just normal. Hell, metallica from 1991's black album took 5 years off to 1996, then 7 years from re-load to st. anger. Tool, another band took five years from aenima to lateralus. And for what I hear the next album won't hit till 2005.

Yea, but we'll see how well Radiohead pulls it off. IMO, to go from the Black album to load, wasn't worth the wait. Radiohead is arguably at their peak when they are stepping out. And Tool, well, they can do whatever they want, they are the only band that I like that puts out a extremely quality album everytime. One thing is for sure, Radiohead will come back with an album and sell lots and lots of copies.

12-26-2003, 04:32 PM	#17
bgivens33 USER INFO » Status: Naked Toddler Posts: 226 Joined: Apr 2003 Currently: Offline	Quote: (Originally Posted by musicmind226) I'm not a huge radiohead fan because well, my knowledge is a bit limited, but what I have heard from them really interested me in it's not genaricness( I know, that not a word). I have always been a little reluctant on buying any of there albums, so what to start off with? However, beside the point, most bands take two years off from making an alum so what the singer said to me sounded just normal. Hell, metallica from 1991's black album took 5 years off to 1996, then 7 years from re-load to st. anger. Tool, another band took five years from aenima to lateralus. And for what I hear the next album won't hit till 2005. Yea, but we'll see how well Radiohead pulls it off. IMO, to go from the Black album to load, wasn't worth the wait. Radiohead is arguably at their peak when they are stepping out. And Tool, well, they can do whatever they want, they are the only band that I like that puts out a extremely quality album everytime. One thing is for sure, Radiohead will come back with an album and sell lots and lots of copies.