Radiohead makes me want to stab my eyes out with pencils.

Did you hear that dude's solo album? What a joke.

Listening to Radiohead is like watching Ron Jeremy jerk off.

Sure, he's got some mad wang skills, but in the end you're just watching someone else pleasure themselves.

I might actually rather scrape my fingernails across a chalkboard just for fun.

There really good as a band, there songs have feeling and great emphasis. I love lucky and much off all there albums. They look cool as well, so there an all round band.

Muse are great as well, there one of the big players at the moment, but who knows, talent is opinion based and relative to your own talent

I forgot I had said that! I'm glad someone resurrected this thread, because that's a great quote

why cant you get any radiohead on i-tunes? apart from charity stuff you cant get anything

The Beatles aren't in iTunes either.

Either the band or the label just don't want the songs or albums up. Some say that Radiohead wants you to buy an entire album and they feel that it detracts from the album experience to get just a couple of songs.

Radiohead are amazing. I personally am not a fan of Muse. I think their music isnt really going anywhere.

I also like the politics of Radiohead, they talk alot of sence.

I also seen Radiohead at Glastonbury 1997. That show was amazing and is generally accepted as the best Radiohead performance and also one of the best ever at Glastonbury. Radiohead had just released OK Computer that summer, they played pretty much the whole album plus some greatest hits from the Bends and Pablo Honey. I will never forget that night.

iTunes, i think should not exist and i wish that everyone would boycott it.

I personally dont download music as i prefer to have the physical album, ie CD not vinyl. Music is still way over priced when you compare the actual production costs to the profit.

The reason that music is soooo over priced is due to large corporations, Ie apple mac, sony etc exploiting a market.

There are many band and musicians out there who are or would be happy for their music to be traded freely on the internet and have greatly reduced rrp's in stores.

As usual it is the rich minority skrewing the rest of us. Your example of the Killers highlights this perfectly.

I agree with what you say about albums newlander, I prefer to have the physical album instead just a couple of downloaded tunes. You get more of a feel for the band and sometimes the album covers can be quite iconic.

I read in a magazine a little while ago a theory that some 'expert' was putting forward about how there would be no great albums anymore, due to the ipod mainly amongst other things........and what was the last great album according to the magazine? OK computer......