One intrepid YouTuber, QuintonSung, has transformed Radiohead’s two best albums, OK Computer and Kid A (in that order, mind you), into gorgeous, Nintendo-style 8-bit symphonies. They’re both utterly hypnotic in a haunting kind of way – and still better than The King of Limbs. Now, if only there was a GIF that could sum up how I feel about hearing “The National Anthem” in a series of blips and bleeps…
Eh, close enough. Listen below.
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Your opinions on how to rank Radiohead albums might not be great, but posting this was. This is awesome, thanks Josh.
I will be listening to 8-Bit Paranoid Android while rewatching “Digital Estate Planning” later tonight. Bravo.
With all due respect to the technical mastery of OK Computer and genre-bending Kid A…
Ugh, just add The Bends is all I wanna say…