Title: Radiohead - Amesiac
Product review: Although Amnesiac may not be the "best" or most "influential" album in a catalog void of serious flaws (barring, maybe, Pablo Honey), it is certainly their most artistic statement. To me, Kid A is an overrated, patchy record with a couple amazing songs; Amnesiac, however, has fewer stand out tracks but flows and feels more unified. And the songs that do stand out here --"Pyramid Song," "Knives Out," "Life In A Glass House"--demonstrate a maturity and confidence that, at least in my opinion, can't be heard on Kid A at all. Another, more personal, reason I love Amnesiac is that frankly it appeals more to my jazz sensibilities as a listener. I find listening to Amnesiac to be a more enriching experience than Kid A, and I feel that there is a cohesiveness to Amnesiac that is not present on its vastly more famous (and slightly more influential) counterpart.
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