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Old 12.13.2018, 02:29 PM   #50427
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Ooh, a Radiohead discussion!

I don't know about you, but I see Videotape as kind of uplifting? But I'll wholeheartedly agree on Exit Music, that's one of the few songs that can get me towards tears.

The Exit Music -> Let Down -> Karma Police stretch is possibly my favourite three-song run of all time.

How to Disappear Completely (which, FWIW, was inspired by Michael Stipe - cool story) and Fitter Happier exist in a weird space where, despite being emotionally pretty low, I quite enjoy listening to them. Ironic, being a depressive bitch but taking solace in music that shouldn't help (I have used The Downward Spiral as a feel-good album).

Climbing up the Walls is a masterpiece.
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