Title: really a 4.5
Product review: This is a tough album...it essentially is the b-sides to kid a, they were all recorded at the same time, but as you can probably tell these don't fit the kid-a mold. Some of the stuff sounds like it could have gone on ok computer(knives out), some sounds like nothing they have ever done. The reason i give it a 4.5 is that it doesn't hold together as well as kid a, i don't like pull/pulk that much, its not bad by any means, but just really doesn't strike me, same goes for spinning plates, which is amazing done live.The rest of the album is great, morning bell is better on here than on kid athis is easily the bands most creative album, and is definately a gem, (i say this about all of their albums) however don't start here, the best way to experience radiohead is chronologically, this album will be better understood if bought after kid-a and all of its predecessorsStandouts: pyramid, you and who's army?, i might be wrong, knives out, life in a glass house
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