I've dropped my best to worst so can everyone stop forming their own opinions, I've told you whats right, you now know what to think. I'm looking at those of you putting in rainbows below amnesiac especially; you're just wrong!

- Sincerely, THE BEST TEETH IN THE GAME!!!

1. Kid A (everything in its right place/kid a)
2. Ok Computer (airbag/subterannean homesick alien)
3. In Rainbows (weird fishes/nude/videotape)
4. A Moon Shaped Pool (ful stop/daydreaming)
5. Hail to the Thief (there there/ where i end and you begin)
6. Amnesiac (pyramid song)
7. The King of Limbs (bloom/lotus flower/separator(live))
8. The Bends (planet telex/ street spirit)
9. Pablo Honey (you/blow out)

Radiohead is the greatest MODERN band of all time... Hard to compare them to the Beatles, Stones, Zeppelin, etc... But I will say they are the Pink Floyd of our generation and maybe even better comparably. Easily one of my favorite bands of all time. Every single album is fantastic, minus the two I have rated last and next to. Even their "weak" albums are pretty darn good. Only one man's opinion though, but I think most on BEA would agree... Radiohead = Legendary ... I too was once a skeptical critic and a nonbeliever. "Theres no way RH are better than the Beatles, Zeppelin and Pink Floyd!" and then I fell in love with them and turned into one of those nerds commenting about them on a website. (PS: ya'll have The Bends rated waaaay too low but oh well, to each his own).

1. OK Computer
2. The Bends
3. Kid A
4. In Rainbows
5. Amnesiac
6. Moon Shaped Pool
7. Hail To The Thief
8. Pablo Honey
9. King Of Limbs

Their top 7 albums are in the top 3 each year, and the top 20 each decade. This doesn't happen just because a few people think they're "ok".

I really love them but they are still overrated

1. 08.0 - 1997 - OK Computer [Paranoid Android]
2. 08.0 - 2000 - Kid A [How To Disappear Complitely]
3. 07.5 - 2001 - Amnesiac [Pyramid Song]
4. 07.5 - 2007 - In Rainbows [Reckoner]
5. 07.0 - 2016 - A Moon Shaped Pool [Decks Dark]
6. 07.0 - 1995 - The Bends [Street Spirit (Fade Out)]
7. 06.5 - 2003 - Hail To The Thief [There There]
8. 06.5 - 2011 - The King Of Limbs [Codex]
9. 06.0 - 1993 - Pablo Honey [Creep]

1. OK Computer
2. The King of Limbs
3. Kid A
4. Amnesiac
5. A Moon Shaped Pool
6. In Rainbpws
7. Hail to the Thief
8. The Bends
9. Pablo Honey

1. OK Computer
2. In Rainbows
3. Kid A
4. A Moon Shaped Pool
5. Amnesiac
6. The Bends
7. Hail to the Thief
8. King of Limbs
9. Pablo Honey

:)

Excellent group.

I'm not even going to bother putting personal bias out of the equation. Radiohead are a great band, definitely my favourite. No other artist gives me frisson like Radiohead. They are comprised of very creative, musical people who are mostly consistent through their works, brilliant discography if you ask me. Of course there's the odd one out which any Radiohead fan would undoubtedly know, but I think it's alright in its own right. I'd go as far as to say that they have made some of the best albums ever made, not to discredit other artists but Radiohead are up there.

Each album goes in its own direction. They experiment, innovate, all while keeping that same consistent feel, pushing boundaries of what's excepted in the music industry. I think deep down, Thom, Jonny and the rest know they are a great band but I think they are too modest to say it aloud.

I think the biggest gateway to getting into Radiohead is the fact that Radiohead don't cater towards everyone, which they never wanted to be inclusive of everyone anyway. They create their own music first and foremost, what they feel is right. Another one is that they are considered "depressing" but I like to see it more as that they go deeper into the human condition than other artists (namely pop artists)and people don't like that, so they just steer away from this gem. You have to go into listening to Radiohead with an open mind and think that they are just doing their own thing. I remember hearing that the band's members never even wanted to be famous or anything of that like, so take that as you will.

They're not perfect though. In their tours you can sometimes see their mess ups. It's not all about being able to do crazy songs with all kinds of riffs, it's about having that creative energy and inspiration to spread a message across that inspires others. That's what is best about Radiohead. Also the metaphors and lyricism of Thom are just great really. You do have to delve deep to fully understand what the song/album is trying to convey.