Head Full Of Radio

Is this song about a company of Bananas? How does it come across to Nico? Does he even like bananas?

This week we have ourselves an extended episode. Nico hears the song for the first time and then immediately  watches the music video. Does the video boost the song? 

The 30 second Stream-of-Consciousness reviews end (maybe forever?) with Nico's review of the final track from Pablo Honey.

For more than twenty five years, Floyd has been pronouncing the title of this song wrong. Today he learned that it isn't Lur-jee, it's Lur-Ghie.

Down the rabbithole with Nico's new re-telling of Pablo Honey. "Dude's not having a good time, he just can't" .

The 30 second reviews continue and Nico falls into a place where he's finding Thom's "character" coming back from death. Huh?

Floyd forgets what episode we're on. Nico struggles to pronounce vegetable. All things are becoming clearer now, this is a long journey but we're here to screw around and have fun!

What is Ripcord really about? How is Nico feeling about his journey? How Deep are we in the honey of Pablo?

But can they? Would Nico want to keep playing guitar into the afterlife? Does he know who Keith Richards is? Or even Jim Morrison?

Does Nico have anyone thinking about him? Does Thom's mother know this song is about masturbation? Are both answers to this no?

Nico continues trying to find out what Thom is talking about while his computer fan comes back with a vengeance.

In this episode, Floyd messes with Nico's vision of the song and we continue our 30 second reviews. Does Thom have a poor self image?

Nico keeps breezing through the songs on Pablo Honey in 30 second reviews on what he feels from the songs in this weirdo test run. Today, he talks about the only song he's heard before.

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Attempting something new for Pablo Honey: Giving Nico 30 seconds to speed-talk his way through what a song means. He could be completely off, but that's part of the fun!

What exactly is this song about? Does the title have anything to do with the lyrics? No they most certainly do not.

Nico decrees that Faithless is not a happy bunny, and Thom's enunciation can be difficult sometimes. Have you heard this song?

Happy Valentine's Day! In this extended episode, we watch the music video for "Anyone", and I subject Nico to the terrifying version Radiohead played on "MTV's Beach House".

The first episode where Nico and Floyd disagree wholeheartedly when rating this track, it's certainly different from the Pablo Honey version. So which side do each of them land on? 

Song Two from the Drill EP: "You". Different from "Thinking about You", "You" is also the first track on Pablo Honey, but it's certainly different here. Which band member do they use on their rating …

The least well known song on the drill EP, it's been a while since Floyd's heard it so how does he remember it? What are Nico's thoughts on a song that is probably about a car accident?