Title: A Stellar Album
Product review: By no means lefovers from 'Kid A', the band's second outing of 2000 holds its own ground, and then some. Putting it bluntly, Radiohead once again delivers and puts the competition to shame. Not much stood up to this at the time, which of course is expected from Radiohead. Despite crap overflowing the airwaves, Amnesiac could care less about what's going on in modern music. It just pushes the boundries of music forward. The only other albums I even bought from 2000 were 'Kid A', 'White Pony' by Deftones, and 'Mer De Noms' by A Perfect Circle. Kid A is still my personal favourite from Radiohead, but Amnesiac is a very satisfying listen, and I highly recommend it to any true fans. A near 5-star-performance setback only by a few forgettable moments, and "Hunting Bears", the song that could have been... But that is of course just my opinion. You'll love it.Standouts: Like Spinning Plates; Life In a Glass House; You and Whose Army?; Pulk/Pull Revolving Doors
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