Summary In this episode, Craig and Andrew discuss Radiohead's entire career, from their early albums to their more recent releases. They share their personal experiences as fans and how their perception of the band has evolved over time. They also touch on the impact of Radiohead's music and their ability to reinvent themselves with each album. In this conversation, Craig and Andrew discuss Radiohead's albums from OK Computer to A Moon Shaped Pool. They talk about the evolution of the band's sound, the impact of OK Computer, the experimental nature of Kid A and Amnesiac, and the political themes in Hail to the Thief. They also touch on the band's hiatus and the uncertainty surrounding their future. Overall, they express their appreciation for Radiohead's music and the lasting impact it has had on them. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Overview 04:52 Radiohead's Evolution and Reinvention 09:26 Early Albums: 'Pablo Honey' and 'The Bends' 13:40 The Impact of 'OK Computer' 25:47 The Evolution Continues: 'Kid A' and Beyond 29:37 The Groundbreaking 'Paranoid Android' 34:03 Radiohead's Enduring Appeal 35:24 A Creative Blitz: The Airbag EP 35:49 The Evolution of Radiohead's Sound 42:19 The Impact of OK Computer 44:43 The Experimental Nature of Kid A and Amnesiac 53:45 A Potential Farewell with A Moon Shaped Pool 01:04:29 The Uncertain Future of Radiohead