Amnesiac
By Radiohead
Album published in 2001 (released 2001-06-05)
It has an average rating of
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Description
This album continues in the same vein as Kid A. It is a mix of various electronic rhythms and beats, with an underlying Radiohead feel to it; meaning, very moody and somewhat slow, but with a lot of emotion. If you liked Kid A, odds are that you'll like this disc as well (and vice versa).
Tracks
- 1. Packt Like Sardines in a Crushd Tin Box 4:00
- 2. Pyramid Song 4:49
- 3. Pulk/Pull Revolving Doors 4:07
- 4. You and Whose Army? 3:11
- 5. I Might Be Wrong 4:53
- 6. Knives Out 4:15
- 7. Morning Bell/Amnesiac 3:14
- 8. Dollars and Cents 4:51
- 9. Hunting Bears 2:01
- 10. Like Spinning Plates 3:57
- 11. Life in a Glasshouse 4:34
Reviews
- Pete
- 2001-06-11
- I'm really digging this album. I like the direction that they've been taking musically. They could have easily popped out an 11 track CD full of pop-ish tunes that everyone could sing along to. Instead, they've twisted their sound into something different and rather intriguing. The CD has a fairly slow pace, but it is not tedious in the least. On the contrary, each successive song seems to pull you further in. And, in traditional Radiohead fashion, it is a pretty moody and reflective album. If you are a happy-go-lucky pop fan, this CD (not to mention Radiohead in general) probably isn't for you. However, if you're into hearing something new and different, you'll probably like it.