Head Full Of Radio

Want to climb into another remix with us? You're having as much fun as we are so why not, right? 

Chase returns for a viewing of the music video for "Lucky". The review contains lots of conversation about the original intent of the video and how that impacts the score.

We've made it! Episode 100! Let's hope we don't Let you Down. Eh? Eh?

Okay, that was terrible.

We continue our journey to the 100th episode by reviewing the Karma Police music video - Nico is especially finding Thom rather good looking in this one.

Reviewing the music video included as part of "Meeting People is Easy" because we don't want to subject Chase to the whole documentary.

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Did you know a video was made for Fitter Happier? We didn't either. It was considered "unreleased" and lost as part of a potential "video-for-every-song" approach. 

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Thom writes a sweet song about his son, and Nico believes it's about an alien talking about its favorite human. 

Seems relatively accurate.

Discussing Thom's abnormally direct lyrics, the impending US election, and the eclipse from months ago. 

Did you know there were two versions of Pearly*? 
We listen to both versions to try to spot the subtle differences while bantering as our internet connection gets clunky.

We've finally hit the "Go" moment of the show! 

"I can't recycle any of the polyethylene packaging that fills my house. Why?"  - Thom

Chase joins us again to review the Paranoid Android video.  Not much else needs to be said, this is its own journey.

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"Thematically it's perfect, but my weird arbitrary scoring system almost has to be lower for this to be the perfect ending" 

Sure, Nico. We follow you, right everyone? 

The standout track  for the War Child effort in 1995 (as per critics), this is one of the songs Radiohead believes is the best they've ever written. How do you feel about it?

This week's cover by Matt…

The Happy/Sad anxiety returns in this video as we sit back and get whisked away by the crooning deadness in Thom's voice.

Reviewing a cover by Young The Giant

"One thing they're never afraid to do is give you a scary image".
A perfect way of describing this song, no?

Surprising Nico with the cover review on this episode.

Is the definition of electioneering "the process of doing electiony-things?" or a "vague fluffy dance"?

Reviewing a cover by: The Portland Cello Project & Friends

How do you feel about this track? Happy to have had the experience?

No cover review for this one because how?

Nico doesn't remember what Hitler's Hairdo looks like. "I always think of the moustache".

Reviewing a cover by: Scary Pockets

Nico is looking really hard for whimsy on his train ride during this track. Does it have enough for him or is it a Let Down?

Reviewing a cover by: Pinegrove

"It's like I was there but observing it instead of living it" - Nico

Reviewing a cover by: The Marias