Thread: Johnny Greenwood's talent is wasted in Radiohead
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Old 02.29.2008, 08:16 PM   #13
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Originally Posted by SuchFriendsAreDangerous
while the solo record is shit, we have to accept that for a large part, radiohead songs are his songs expanded with the help of a fanstastic band. and also that silly solo record was just produced terribly, a lot of those tunes came out very well solo-live. in fact, having heard those tunes live before the record, I recall be very let down because the material itself was sparkling, the album version was just terrible.

i didn't even like the bases for the songs, though. it was just an all-around poor album, i believe.
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