Head Full Of Radio

The standout track  for the War Child effort in 1995 (as per critics), this is one of the songs Radiohead believes is the best they've ever written. How do you feel about it? This week's cover by Matt Holubowski

The Happy/Sad anxiety returns in this video as we sit back and get whisked away by the crooning deadness in Thom's voice. Reviewing a cover by Young The Giant

"One thing they're never afraid to do is give you a scary image". A perfect way of describing this song, no? Surprising Nico with the cover review on this episode.

Is the definition of electioneering "the process of doing electiony-things?" or a "vague fluffy dance"? Reviewing a cover by: The Portland Cello Project & Friends

How do you feel about this track? Happy to have had the experience? No cover review for this one because how?

Nico doesn't remember what Hitler's Hairdo looks like. "I always think of the moustache". Reviewing a cover by: Scary Pockets

Nico is looking really hard for whimsy on his train ride during this track. Does it have enough for him or is it a Let Down? Reviewing a cover by: Pinegrove

"It's like I was there but observing it instead of living it" - Nico Reviewing a cover by: The Marias Want to hear every episode, and see every video review? head to https://archive.org/details/headfullofradio

Nico can imagine himself walking around an art gallery with this song on and now I kind of want to. Also: Reviewing a cover by Easy Star All Stars

This is the least talking Nico does during a track.  "This.. You're in the weird headspace but instead of turning to normality, you spiral a bit more.."  Included: review of Weezer's Paranoid Android cover.

Entering Season 3: OK Computer.    And Nico's reviews don't disappoint: "There's like an effervescent fizz" .... what? Included: reviewing a cover version by: The Fretless

Why does this song give Nico "Law & Order" vibes? In the Radiohead Justice System.. 

This single was only released in Ireland, and has under 200 views on youtube.  Does that have any impact on the version we're listening to?

What rhymes with Molasses, and why does the band not take this song more seriously?

Nico on this track: "I am one for light in the shade, but I was very cold whilst in the shade, and I grew frustratingly bitter". Note: Please stay tuned for the surprise ending.

Join us as we head underground into a jazzy bar just after midnight whilst listening to this relaxing, dark, smoky, nonsensical track.

Bob Hoskins is basically a guest in this episode, and Nico has no idea who that is. Ruins the fact that Andrew's been waiting for this song for months.

Chase can't get over Thom swinging hammers.  Nico enjoyed the juxtaposition of art / music video.  Floyd gets emotional and opens up about what the song means to him.  The group listens to a heavy metal cover and are surprised.  Watch along live at vimeo.com/headfullofradio

How do you rate a song when it makes you laugh, when the performance is something else?

This episode includes discussion about the future of the human race, and what Nico is doing to preserve it.

Andrew was unable to find the live audio from the single, so instead the pair watch a performance from MTV 120 Minutes. Head over to our Vimeo to check it out as well!

When Radiohead sounds like they're recording a song for the credits of a Simon Pegg movie, is it good? We like you, Simon.

Remember, Remember the remixes in November? We recorded this episode right after those so we could get them all out of the way at once.   There are snippets of two OTHER remixes in here too, just to make sure we got the complete set.

How long will it take for the gentlemen to understand where the man lying on the ground is coming from? Are there any theories as to what he's actually saying?  Watch along with this episode at vimeo.com/headfullofradio

Is a great song still great when it's newer to the band and they're still trying to figure it out? Want to hear every episode, and see every video review? head to https://archive.org/details/headfullofradio