The kind of Radiohead fan who still feels the need to performatively act like Pablo Honey is the worst thing ever is embarrassing. Still encountering these types online is shocking.
The kind of Radiohead fan who still feels the need to performatively act like Pablo Honey is the worst thing ever is embarrassing. Still encountering these types online is shocking.
I'm the kind that just ignores it's existence entirely
You turning 40 or something?
No the day when Agent Cooper rolls into Twin Peaks
I'm the kind that just ignores it's existence entirely
I can at least respect that. I don’t go back to it often. It’s funny that when that record came out Yorke was shifting on Suede’s debut as an embarrassing representation of modern “guitar music”, but it’s easily better than what they themselves put out the same year. At the same time though—I just don’t think there’s anything uniquely worse about Pablo Honey to separate it from the other Britpop and alt-rock of the time.
I can at least respect that. I don’t go back to it often. It’s funny that when that record came out Yorke was shifting on Suede’s debut as an embarrassing representation of modern “guitar music”, but it’s easily better than what they themselves put out the same year. At the same time though—I just don’t think there’s anything uniquely worse about Pablo Honey to separate it from the other Britpop and alt-rock of the time.
It's just a weird online elitist nerd thing. Most Radiohead fans I've met irl are super chill.
Tool fans on the other hand are almost always annoying online and off
It's just a weird online elitist nerd thing. Most Radiohead fans I've met irl are super chill.
Tool fans on the other hand are almost always annoying online and off
Hardcore Eminem fans irl are strange
Hardcore Eminem fans irl are strange
I haven't met one since I was like 12
I haven't met one since I was like 12
My friend told me a story about a conversation at work he had the other day. He was talking to a guy about the Kanye jeen-yuhs documentary and were discussing how early Ye was probably the best hip hop artist at the time. Another guy, unprovoked, apparently interrupted them; "NO. EMINEM IS THE BEST RAPPER." And every time they tried to have an actual discussion about it he just kept interrupting them
My friend told me a story about a conversation at work he had the other day. He was talking to a guy about the Kanye jeen-yuhs documentary and were discussing how early Ye was probably the best hip hop artist at the time. Another guy, unprovoked, apparently interrupted them; "NO. EMINEM IS THE BEST RAPPER." And every time they tried to have an actual discussion about it he just kept interrupting them
The f*** lol
I rarely talk to anyone about music these days besides my girlfriend tbf, and she mostly listens to pop unless it's stuff I'm showing her
Back when I was bartending I had cool music convos all the time, but those days are gone
My friend told me a story about a conversation at work he had the other day. He was talking to a guy about the Kanye jeen-yuhs documentary and were discussing how early Ye was probably the best hip hop artist at the time. Another guy, unprovoked, apparently interrupted them; "NO. EMINEM IS THE BEST RAPPER." And every time they tried to have an actual discussion about it he just kept interrupting them
It’s wild there’s still dudes like that wandering around lol
It’s wild there’s still dudes like that wandering around lol
Dedication to the craft
I can at least respect that. I don’t go back to it often. It’s funny that when that record came out Yorke was shifting on Suede’s debut as an embarrassing representation of modern “guitar music”, but it’s easily better than what they themselves put out the same year. At the same time though—I just don’t think there’s anything uniquely worse about Pablo Honey to separate it from the other Britpop and alt-rock of the time.
Yeah Suede f***ing smoked Radiohead by several orders of magnitude in the early to mid 90s but I don't feel a great need to s*** on Pablo Honey. It's ok.
I think those Radiohead fans are just angry that their most famous song is from Pablo Honey
Meanwhile NIN fans still love Pretty Hate Machine and Head Like a Hole :datass:
I think those Radiohead fans are just angry that their most famous song is from Pablo Honey
Meanwhile NIN fans still love Pretty Hate Machine and Head Like a Hole :datass:
Karma Police is the bigger song afaict
Karma Police is the bigger song afaict
It isnt Creep? It was in the last Guardians of the Galaxy even
It isnt Creep? It was in the last Guardians of the Galaxy even
Technically Creep is probably the more ubiquitous song but Karma Police seemed "bigger" to me. Alot of bands have a Creep but very few have a Karma Police.