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Radiohead's most complex song [Spoiler: it's Sail to the Moon] Good to see some love for this song! It's probably my favourite from HTTT. Easily in my top 10 Radiohead songs. I love David Bennett's videos. He's almost always got some tidbit of Radiohead in them. When he explains some musical concept it's usually the Radiohead example of

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Complex: Sail to the Moon. // Simple: I Will. In Rainbows: Complex: Nobody is going to mention this but Faust Arp is probably the most complex song on this album with very interesting chord changes and strings part. // Simple: Videotape: Repeating piano riff and electronic drums. King of Limbs: Complex: Little by Little.

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"Paranoid Android" is a complex song with different parts and displays a further musical progression over time. This structure makes the song unique and remarkable. Among fans of the band, "Paranoid Android" is considered one of the greatest Radiohead songs and most recognizable tracks.

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You really see the jazz and, particularly, bossanova musicianship of the guys. It's one of those complicated ones, the rhythm of Pyramid Song. I believe has the definitive answer; it's in 16/8 and the piano notes can be counted 1,2,3 1,2,3 1,2,3,4 1,2,3 1,2,3.

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An additional chapter is added which is devoted entirely to one of Radiohead's most complex pieces, "Pyramid Song" (a fan favorite that guitarist O'Brien once called "the best song we

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Here are Radiohead's 20 best songs ranked. 20. "Fake Plastic Trees". The Bends (1995) Video unavailable. Watch on YouTube. Tracks like "Fake Plastic Trees" and "High and Dry" are sometimes

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Still, "Karma Police" is one of the record's highlights, a tongue-in-cheek ego check by a band slipping into legend. Radiohead - Fake Plastic Trees. 4.

https://www.loudersound.com/features/every-radiohead-album-ranked-from-worst-to-best
The irony of Radiohead's best-known song, the albatross-like Creep, appearing on their debut, and least remarkable, album is not lost on hardcore fans. Pablo Honey is a still-developing group's decent attempt to meld shared passions for British indie and American alternative rock, but never amounts to much more than the sum of its influences. NME voted Pablo Honey the 35th best album of 1993

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These songs have marked the biggest successes of their career from the 90s to today. 1. Weird Fishes/Arpeggi. Radiohead - Weird Fishes / Arpeggi (From the Basement) Of Radiohead's discography, 2007's Weird Fishes/Arpeggi, which appears on In Rainbows, might be the most lyrically experimental. The words are cloaked in metaphor, alternately

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The song has been praised for its complex arrangement, which features a number of different musical sections that seamlessly blend together. This complexity is a hallmark of Radiohead's music, and it's what makes "Reckoner" such a compelling piece of music. ... "Reckoner" remains one of Radiohead's most beloved tracks. The song

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42. "Palo Alto" ( OK Computer B-side) 41. "Scatterbrain" ( Hail to the Thief) 40. "Lotus Flower" ( The King of Limbs) 39. "Codex" ( The King of Limbs) A detached experiment in

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Thom Yorke wrote "No Surprises" while Radiohead were on tour with R.E.M. in 1995. The song played an important role is defining the sound for the band's landmark album, OK Computer.Yorke credits the song's "childlike guitar sound" with setting the tone for the rest of the album, and says that the band was also inspired by the melancholic mood of the Beach Boys' classic 1966 album

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In terms of arrangement, songs like bloom have serious complexity, so I agree with the rest of you guys. God it's so special to see them recreate it live Alot of AMSP is very complex in it's composition and production value too

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Radiohead have been around for just over 30 years now and they have released nine studio albums; at least one of their albums ranks highly on every list of the greatest albums of all time.

https://www.whathifi.com/features/the-12-best-radiohead-songs-to-test-your-hi-fi-system
(Image credit: Radiohead) Originally conceived as part of a double album with 2000's Kid A before finding its own identity as a full-fledged record released a year or so later, Amnesiac sees Radiohead at their moodiest and, arguably, their most atmospheric.It's a great album for testing speakers, too, given how deliberately each and every track has been composed and arranged.

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Their most experimental work under the banner of Radiohead is unfortunately unrealeased, but is the music they did in the early 00's for a ballet by Merce Cunningham. They did one half, and Sigur Ros did another half (in which order they were played was decided by dice IIRC).

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The Top Ten. 1 Paranoid Android. This is probably the greatest song that has ever been, and likely the greatest that ever will be. If there is a song better than this by anyone on this planet, I would be truly astonished. Although it may not be the best-known Radiohead song, the truly best songs are rarely the best-known ones.

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I'm not the biggest fan of Hail to the Thief, but oh man do I love this song.

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Radiohead's most complex song. April 24, 2024 by Jack. ... Song 11; scarecrow people at executive surf club; Chubby Checker - The Twist (Official Music Video) I Want To Hold Your Hand Sheet Music Free, Synthesia Piano; Erica and Ellie - I Want A Hippopotamus For Christmas;

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But complexity also has a lot more to it than harmonic complexity: what are the rhythms, how do all the instruments fit together to make a song (and one that doesn't sound muddy), etc. What I love about Radiohead is that every song is different and seems to have a lot going on.

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Quite possibly my least favorite Radiohead song, but besides Creep (which I don't like censoring the "So fucking special" so I added Karma Police for venues that dislike profanity) this is a song the general populace knows. ... I wouldn't say "most harmonically complex" but Radiohead's 'Pyramid Song' is pretty interesting harmonically and