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While some wait for this band to "return to the rock" and/or "return to OK Computer", Radiohead continues to play by their own rules on their sixth album. Hail to the Thief is not a return to the rock, it's a continuation of their last two efforts, Kid A and Amnesiac, a mix of Thom Yorke's emotional delivery, Johnny Greenwood's excellent guitar, drumloops, electronics and experimental textures. Another brilliant effort that grows on you with each listen. 6/15/2003
- John Richards
Other Radiohead album reviews:
The King of Limbs - 2/18/2011
In Rainbows - 10/10/2007
I Might Be Wrong - 11/15/2001
Amnesiac - 6/15/2001
Kid A - 10/15/2000
