u/EarlyAdhesiveness125

I've been listening to a load of Radiohead recently and noticed it's not all sad like everyone says. They draw more negative emotions than just sadness into their songs like frustration in Just and My Iron Lung; anxiety/urgency in Idioteque; and mostly unease in several of their songs like Paranoid Android, Decks Dark, etc... I have a few lists of how I feel about some songs.

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Least negative:

Separator

Treefingers (extended preferred)

Let Down

How To Disappear Into Strings

Jigsaw Falling Into Place

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Most negative:

Street Spirit (Fade Out)

Fake Plastic Trees

Morning Bell (especially the Amnesiac version)

Motion Picture Soundtrack

Codex

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My most favorite songs from them:

4 minute warning

Separator

Kid A

Down Is The New Up

Pulk/pull Revolving Doors (and the True Love version)

A Wolf At The Door

The Tourist

Fast-Track

Little By Little

The Gloaming

Decks Dark

Present Tense

Airbag

Just

My Iron Lung

Idioteque

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This is just all my opinions after extensive exploration of Radiohead's discography, trying to understand each song's mood. The only album I couldn't like no matter what was Pablo Honey, sorry but it's not for me

I think a lot more diversity in sequences could be brought out if a lute/mandolin was added to the guitars section. I've found that I really enjoy the sound and would think it would be a good addition

I've noticed a severe lack of variety in the Soundgarden selection in Online Sequencer with remakes of the same three Black Hole Sun sequences taking up most of the choices (with honorable sequences being Burden In My Hand, full piano versions of Spoonman and Blow Up the Outside World, a half-finished Fresh Tendrils and a drumless The Day I Tried To Live being there) I am making the rest of Superunknown for more variety.

I have

4th Of July https://www.onlinesequencer.net/5235205

Half

https://www.onlinesequencer.net/5313502

Head Down https://www.onlinesequencer.net/5369415

I plan on doing My Wave next.