Music that haunts you

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Radiohead - All I Need
The Prodigy - Climbatize
The Vines - Autumn Shade II
Oskar - Episode One Of One
Faithless - Bring My Family Back
Porcupine Tree - My Ashes
Thom Yorke - Analyse
John Murphy - In The House In A Heartbeat (from 28 Days Later)

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Urgh, I sure can imagine this haunts you. But again in another sense of the word

Ahhh Speel, I'm sure an open-minded guy like you can get some enjoyment from it I know RH is an acquired taste and can be a bit inaccessible, but In Rainbows is a beautiful album and deserves at least a few careful listens.

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Yes yes yes, but the video, its the video which makes you think, which makes you haunted by the thought of child labour.

Ahh yes you're right. Though the video doesn't match in any way with the meaning I get from the song, which is more important IMO since it's the song you listen to more than watching the video :-)

And btw. though I criticize RH to be too much "in your face", but also, sometimes, I love it to be "in your face".

I'm not really sure what you mean. Are you saying their music is in your face? Or their words? Or their attitude? Or something else?

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I never understand the lyrics, because it's not my native language

I don't understand most of them either

eh, the attitude, the sound.

That's interesting. I don't think that about them at all! Yes some of their songs are heavier than others, but on the whole I wouldn't describe their music as in your face. I suppose it's just a matter of taste

Try listening to Street Spirit, Sail To The Moon, Nude, Faust Arp, Everything In Its Right Place or No Surprises if you want to hear Radiohead less "in your face"

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The funny thing, I added a four channel tracker module called Street Spirit around 1997 (Aminet CD?) because I liked it. In only found out last year that it was a Radiohead song

If you still have a copy of that, I'd love to hear it!