It always interesting to hear a musician's reaction to Radiohead! People with musical knowledge usually give more interesting insights into the music. If you're interested in listening to more Radiohead, I'd recommend the song "Nude". The live version "from the Basement" is phenomenal. I don't know if you're interested in reacting to longer live sessions, but the whole live session from Radiohead's "In Rainbows From the Basement" is my favourite live recording of them. The intimate setting really elevates their music to another level. It's a bit over an hour long, so I'm not sure if you're up for something so long though lol. Another artist that's a great pianist is Fiona Apple. I would recommend her song "I want you to love me". Fantastic piano in that one! Enjoy your reactions, keep it up! :)

pyramid song please.

I must highly suggest Pyramid Song. I would love your take on this masterpiece.

This is the song I would recommend: Radiohead - Like Spinning Plates (Why Us?) Absolutely emotional and beautiful, my favorite song from Radiohead.

Thank you for this great reaction to Paranoid Android. I love Radiohead and am a huge fan. This song seems like 3 different songs all rolled into one. It's worth watching them do this live and I recommend Paranoid Android live at Jools Holland video here on YT. It is so amazing to see them perform this live. I also really love In Rainbows live recording sessions From the Basement series they did.

Nicely done! Check it out - "Paranoid Android: Live on Jools Holland" to see how incredible they are as a live band recreating that almost just how you heard it, live, no tricks, 5 guys - masters of the last 30 years.

gotta checkout their "From the Basement" stuff cool video dude

Please, "How to Disappear Completely" next 🙏🙏

I'd love to see you react to their performance of their track 'Weird Fishes ' in the 'From The Basement' series. The guitar arpeggios are basically witchcraft. I've learnt to play it....sort of...on the piano, but it's crazy how they interweave.

Nice reaction. I've subscribed and I'm hoping for more Radiohead and other great music. It's cool and interesting to hear the opinions of a trained musician compared to other reactors who are mainly just music fans. If you'd like some Radiohead recommendations I suggest you react to Pyramid Song, Karma Police, Street Spirit (Fade Out), and Weird Fishes/Arpeggi. There are so many more that I and other fans can recommend but I don't want to overwhelm you right now. Keep it up!

Yes, beautiful ❤

They are amazing ❤

I watched your two Radiohead reactions and I enjoy seeing them through your ears. I would make a suggestion for your channel for the future, the could quality to your listener is very tinny and high pitched. We don’t experience the beauty and depth of the music with you. It’s even difficult to make it all the way through a video like this one because of the sound quality. Other than that, great channel, I enjoy your viewpoint very much.

Love Radiohead, and very interesting to see your reaction, I enjoyed this video

One of the great moments of my life was listening to Thom sing "rain down on me" in pouring rain.

Some great Radiohead tracks to react to are "Pyramid Song", and "Like Spinning Plates" Why Us Version from the Kid Mnesiac double cd set. Lots of piano, and beautiful, emotional tracks that I think you'll really enjoy immensely. Give them a listen, and I'm sure you'll aggree, Eamon.

Hey, while I'm not a professional classical pianist I was classically trained for a decade through my teens and still play a lot as a hobby - working through Rachmaninoffs 2nd Concerto at the moment. What I will say about Radiohead is that they are legendary, and they are the band who truly opened the world of music to me. Their artistic approach to modern songwriting is analogous to the artistic approach that classical music has, and I definitely recommend trying more Radiohead, it is so worth it if they click for you. The Radiohead guitarist Johnny Greenwood is well versed in music theory and brings a lot of classical influences, and does great contemporary classical music for movie soundtracks like Spencer. The Radiohead album A Moon Shaped Pool (their most recent) has the most classical elements, I'd suggest songs like Burn the Witch and Daydreaming (possibly my favourite Radiohead song and near my favourite song of all time).

I would recommend two songs that a classically trained musician would like by Radiohead (really there are so many) but Bloom but it must be from the basement live and Weird Fishes/Arpeggi live from a different basement session the 3 guitars playing broken chords at different time signatures is wicked.

In addition to Pyramid Song, which has already been suggested, I'm pretty sure you'll love How to Disappear Completely and The Daily Mail (among many, many others from them).

God, I wish I was listening to Paranoid Android for the first time. Magical.

Thanks for the review we like radiohead :) Maybe can be interesting a review of a live tv performance of Thom Yorke - Suspirium (Live from Electric Lady Studios). That a piano song and this is the singer of radiohead :)

Hmmm, so no comments about the shift from two 8 beat bars of 4/4 which is really one 12 beat bar and one 4 beat, to 7/8s interspersed with 8/8? And then to slower tempo 4/4?

Done Lateralus album by Tool? Heavier than this but also has soft, quiet parts; palette-cleansers

Hi Eamon, Nice reaction! I really like people hearing my favorite music for the first time. If you haven't heard it yet, Billie Eilish's "No Time To Die" would be an interesting reaction. I think it's the perfect "Bond Song" - written for over the credits of a spy movie, but stands up very well on it's own.

I wish I was talented like you so I could do similar videos 😅

I may be paranoid but I am not an android…

great break down of the music. You've got an ear for music that's no doubt and can break down what you hear. I'd like to recommend 2 songs, "November Rain-Guns and Roses", "October-U2". subscribed.

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