Mar 7, 2021
In this episode, Matt and Rich join me to talk about the slightly divisive 2003 album Radiohead album Hail to the Thief. We discuss what Radiohead mean and meant to us, where they were at in 2003, and the strengths and weaknesses of the album in question. Hope you enjoy!
0.00 General intro chat
0.16 Radiohead and our experience with them
0.47 Hail to the Thief specifically
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Matt can be found on YouTube with his regular co-hosted movie analysis show 'Matt and Mike Pull Focus'. He previously appeared on Episodes 1,4, 9, 15 and 17 of this podcast, where we discussed Zombies, South Park, All About Eve/Meet The Feebles, The Black Adder and The Sopranos respectively!
For more Rich, check out Episode 03, where Rich and I discussed Westerns (although not Deadwood!), Episode 08, where we discussed The Pixies, Episode 12, where we talked about the Road Runner cartoons with Dru, and Episode 14, where we chatted about Game of Thrones and Deadwood!
All original intro, outro and other incidental music recorded and made available by kind permission of Richard Gilbert.
NOTES
The HttT review from the NME I read a bit from on the episode can be found here. An extensive interview with the band originally released as a bonus disc with the special edition of the album (I think) is on YouTube here.