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Pablo Honey by Radiohead
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Tracklist
| Track | Duration | Listeners | ||||
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You | 3:27 | 393,814 | ||
| 2 |
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Creep | 3:57 | 1,030,330 | ||
| 3 |
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How Do You? | 2:11 | 275,146 | ||
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Stop Whispering | 5:24 | 316,047 | ||
| 5 |
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Thinking About You | 2:41 | 369,578 | ||
| 6 |
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Anyone Can Play Guitar | 3:36 | 355,705 | ||
| 7 |
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Ripcord | 3:09 | 286,146 | ||
| 8 |
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Vegetable | 3:12 | 284,670 | ||
| 9 |
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Prove Yourself | 2:24 | 297,774 | ||
| 10 |
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I Can't | 4:12 | 265,490 | ||
| 11 |
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Lurgee | 3:07 | 278,279 | ||
| 12 |
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Blow Out | 4:41 | 281,860 |
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About this album
Pablo Honey is the first studio album by English alternative rock band Radiohead, first released in early 1993. The album’s title comes from a Jerky Boys prank call skit in which the prank caller says, “Pablo, honey? Please come to Florida!” to his victim. This snippet is sampled by the band in the song “How Do You?”. The album includes the single “Creep”, Radiohead’s most well-known hit on mainstream radio. Pablo Honey peaked at #22 in the UK charts and went platinum there and in other countries.
After a long dormancy while the members attended university, the band On a Friday reconvened in the early 1990s, becoming fixtures on the local Oxford scene with a series of demo recordings and well attended live gigs, finally signing with EMI/Parlophone and changing their name to Radiohead. The band’s first official release, the Drill EP, was produced by their managers Chris Hufford and Bryce Edge, and sold poorly. For their debut album the band sought the production skills of Massachusetts-based Paul Kolderie and Sean Slade, responsible for Dinosaur Jr. and Buffalo Tom albums of which they were fans.
Several months in advance of the album, the band came out with their debut single “Creep”. According to bassist Colin Greenwood, “Creep” had been written by singer/rhythm guitarist Thom Yorke sometime in the late 1980s, while he was at Exeter University, and was shared with other members of the band, who were mostly very enthusiastic, citing the song as a reason to continue making music together.
How Do You?”. The album includes the single “Creep”, Radiohead’s most well-known hit on mainstream radio. Pablo Honey peaked at #22 in the UK charts and went platinum there and in other countries.
After a long dormancy while the members attended university, the band On a Friday reconvened in the early 1990s, becoming fixtures on the local Oxford scene with a series of demo recordings and well attended live gigs, finally signing with EMI/Parlophone and changing their name to Radiohead. The band’s first official release, the Drill EP, was produced by their managers Chris Hufford and Bryce Edge, and sold poorly. For their debut album the band sought the production skills of Massachusetts-based Paul Kolderie and Sean Slade, responsible for Dinosaur Jr. and Buffalo Tom albums of which they were fans.
Several months in advance of the album, the band came out with their debut single “Creep”. According to bassist Colin Greenwood, “Creep” had been written by singer/rhythm guitarist Thom Yorke sometime in the late 1980s, while he was at Exeter University, and was shared with other members of the band, who were mostly very enthusiastic, citing the song as a reason to continue making music together.
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wallanderp wrote:
MHMMM. A really underrated album! It's one of their best tbqh.
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Onyx0 wrote:
Probably my favorite Radiohead album, believe it or not... despite having gotten The Bends first. Prove Yourself and Anyone Can Play Guitar are damn good songs, and the rest is pretty nice as well. Their later stuff is great, don't get me wrong (I seriously love Kid A, too), but I enjoy this one more as a whole for some reason.
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bloodmaw wrote:
have you actually listened to their On a Friday demos? they're better than this albumlol
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callmemc wrote:
just featured radiohead on my new blog www.coachellafestival.tumblr.com. every day for 99 days I feature one artist that is a part of the coachella 2012 lineup, creating an information center where you can access basic artist information, third party reviews, music videos, and song downloads conveniently in one place. enjoy!
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soluszyn wrote:
I recently realized, that this really underrated album is much better than The King of Limbs! That's because of it's spontaneity, freshness and genuine emotions, hidden in each track. It also has at least five great songs, and what about TKOL? Think about it...
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timmerd wrote:
Blow Out, definitely
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RamonMadFerIt wrote:
Stop Whispering is one of the most underrated songs of the last 30 years. Wonderful piece of music.
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RamonMadFerIt wrote:
The whole album is great, despite being their weakest record.
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ViniciusStilt wrote:
Anyone Can Play Guitar, Ripcord, You, Thinking About You, Creep, Blow Out...... Pop is Dead... all these songs are fantastic...
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jeff071 wrote:
As for why this album gets so much disrespect... I have no clue. Absolutely fantastic debut.
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ativke wrote:
I still genuinely enjoy most of the songs on this album.
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Guber67 wrote:
this album is fucking fantastic. fuck you all
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Megantron wrote:
really really really dislike this album
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yoqpasa wrote:
Hey join us if you're a Radiohead freak! =) http://www.lastfm.es/group/Radiohead+freaks
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Seco wrote:
You really can't, and shouldn't, compare Pablo Honey to any of their other albums. I'd say it represents what they were as On A Friday, and you can definitely hear hints of their future greatness in Blow Out. By itself, it's a decent album. Nothing special to write home about, but it's still worth listening to. [2]
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fifteen-blows wrote:
You really can't, and shouldn't, compare Pablo Honey to any of their other albums. I'd say it represents what they were as On A Friday, and you can definitely hear hints of their future greatness in Blow Out. By itself, it's a decent album. Nothing special to write home about, but it's still worth listening to.
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xpaqOoox wrote:
i ♥ creep
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mk79 wrote:
I hadn't listened to this for about 15 years until yesterday, and Lurgee aside, I don't think I'll bother again.
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innerspeaker wrote:
Blow Out is fantastic. Creep and You are enjoyable. The rest? Meh.
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mk741 wrote:
A forgettable affair. Creep is horribly overplayed. Thankfully everything post-Pablo Honey would (till KoL) be roses.
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