Kid A Full Album High Quality

1. Everything In Its Right Place - 0:00
2. Kid A - 4:12
3. The National Anthem - 8:57
4. How To Disappear Completely - 14:45
5. Treefingers - 20:41
6. Optimistic - 24:24
7. In Limbo - 29:41
8. Idioteque - 33:11
9. Morning Bell - 38:20
10. Motion Picture Soundtrack - 42:55
Hidden Track - Genchildren - 47:14
Kid A is owned by Radiohead, I do not own the rights to this album.

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[LaughingUltros]

I still don't get this album, but since everyone says it takes time and it's kind of magical, I won't say I hate it... but still, this is disappointing to me after OK Computer.

Hope it grows on me some day.

[themadmoose245]

@LaughingUltros I have a lot of respect for you. When you don't like something you say why, and gave a great reason. When people just say "kid a sucks" or something similar about almost anything, they are just being stupid. This is how people should b e able to judge something they are not very fond of. As much as I love kid a, I do agree that it isn't for everyone, and you are probably like those people.

[LaughingUltros]

@themadmoose245

You know, I have warmed up to some songs on my now seventh listen.

Idioteque is great (didn't like it at first), How to Disappear Completely is growing on me and is proving to be a quite powerful song, In Limbo is somewhat captivating me with its weirdness.

I want to at least come to terms with this record before moving on to Amnesiac haha.

[themadmoose245]

@LaughingUltros This is what a lot of people are saying, and to quote staticbunnystudios

"A masterpiece, but not on first listen."

You're not the only one who has had the album grown on them, and I'm happy to see that, I remember when in rainbows didn't have that, connection I make with music... but it finally came after many listens, and its one of my favorite albums of all time. Amnesiac has some amazing tracks, and it should be easier to get into after getting into this.

[MEYERS3000]

Buying this album was the best music related decision of my life.

[bolivarBBF]

Masterpiece...

Indeed...



[sotballs28]

Id have to say one of thes greatest songs is Tree Fingers idk what it is about it its so relaxing and idk takes me to a better place when things were less complex in life

[ahshiez]

kid A. so many memories. its still as twisted as i remember it. i used to be scared to listen to this at 9-10 years old. but like an invisible force i just couldnt stop listening to it. it was the album id put on to fall asleep to. i was so oblivious then, this album helped me see things much more differently. too young probably... but i thank you radiohead. also like to include "the most gigantic lying mouth of all time" when i first started smoking weed at 13 id watch it all the time.

[Fakeone1710]

Oh all the years.. Flying before my eyes when I listen to this.. Each song bearing its memory.. Everything in its right place.

[mddbassdude727]

everyone check you're right headphone at 33:53  (You're welcome)

[featherheadsify]

@themadmoose245 its my belief that to truly appreciate it you have to be almost obsessive about its details. that has been my experience; there is so much changing of music history that goes on during the 40 or so minutes this is on the player. touches like the ondes martenot and the shapes and textures often go ignored by casual music listeners and are generally highly appreciated (sometimes overly so) by music professionals or artists or what have you--lots of technical data!

[CloudOfDarkness9999]

@LaughingUltros How you feeling about the album now Ultros? It's been a month what do you think?

[MrPeterCobain]

yeahhhh

[onlyonetigger]

@themadmoose245 It really depends on where you are in your life when it comes to music. I've played guitar for over 5 years, but I'm really enjoying electronic music, and there's no way I would have liked this album 5 years ago. If you're not meant to like it now, you won't. But there's a good chance that some time in your life you will like it.

[soundsower1]

This album is a great, and while I do believe that people can grow on albums, i think that if it requires you to listen to a song a lot of times to like it, then it isn't as good as you're making it seem. The best music has a valuable message AND is immediately attractive, like OK Computer was to me, genius at first listen. I still think this album is great though, especially Kid A, National Anthem and Motion Pic

[sonicattack77]

wow very different from the other R/H stuff i think its fantastic, very experimental :0)