Title: Fighting, clawing, and tearing your way back onto the edge
Product review: Radiohead have done it. They have accomplished the impossible. They took a band that was teetering on the brink of promoting bloated, pompus arena rock and turned it into a truly independant collective of audio artists. They turned a mainstream breakthrough and drove it back underground through sheer force of will and vicious tenacity. They got their edge back, and how. Dull knives are fun to play with, and kids can handle them, but this razor cuts, it cuts deeply, and requires super-vision. Experimention with total honesty isn't always the prettiest thing to listen to, but it is the most beautiful. Be brave.Lets stop comparing Amnesiac/Kid A to OK Computer and the Bends, shall we? If we as a listening audience haven't grown in the last few years, if we haven't matured, we don't deserve artists who have the incredible freedom to record what they want and still have the wheels of the corporate mega machine turn in their favor.
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