RELATABLE 🎵 Radiohead - Karma Police REACTION

We're back with another Radiohead reaction! Karma Police is an interesting song that is oddly relatable.

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[raoulduke]

Lex just blew my mind with this... "Well, I mean, I feel like static is sort of like the default sound. Everything is moving, everything is vibrating, everything is buzzing around us at all times... So much that it seems still. So it's like the default isn't actually silence, but static." There's deep layers to her observation, and Lex just sent my mind spinning. Respect. Weird recognize weird.

[word]

“These guys like odd noises” Probably the best description of Radiohead I have ever heard

[browntabproductions]

Lead Singer Thom Yorke was quoted as saying about Karma Police: "It's for someone who has to work for a large company. This is a song against bosses…”

[yannhollister]

Finally a Radiohead reaction with no "Creep" in it. The rabbit hole is huge with that band.

[nje]

Love see your musical journey. Radiohead deserves a much deeper dive. The “Live from the Basement” performances are amazing.

[PoliticallyAffiliated]

“Phew, for a minute there, I lost myself”

[rrlg]

Radiohead! Such a huge catalogue of music worth the time. Fake Plastic Trees - infact almost anything from The Bends and OK Computer is a fantastic route in.

[j.p.]

You guys should check this whole album. Truly a masterpiece, every song is so profound and meaningful. Check "Let Down" next time, that's my fav one.

[stubbzzz]

Yes… Lex is starting to get it. Radiohead are the weird l, quiet kids who are secretly brilliant and always hang out by the art class.
Think of them as like the 90’s offspring of Pink Floyd. Totally different energy and approach but the same heart and love for surreal soundscapes, paranoid lyrics, weird noises, and beautiful melodies. But Radiohead is more than just great production and soundscapes, the real genius is in their unusual note choices and harmonic choices, but they still somehow make it into a brilliant and pleasant song. Their music would be just as amazing if it was all stripped down and acoustic.

[NeutronDance]

Radiohead loves their odd noises for sure. And I love them more for it.

[Nachotina]

Radiohead is undoubtedly one of the best bands of all time, but it might take a little while to get into their music. Ok Computer tackles themes such as technology, social isolation, mental health, politics and the anxiety towards the new millenium. And I'm not even getting into Kid A, In Rainbows and A Moon Shaped Pool.

[bucklberryreturns]

That ending "static", of course in the context of the album makes absolute sense.

I like Lex's interpretation though.

Paranoia is the theme of the album, naturally, and the depth on the majority of the tracks instrumentally speaking, is such a journey.

[moonlitegram]

This is from OK Computer which is essentially a concept album. I mean it'll probably still feel cryptic to you even after listening to the whole album for the first time, but you'll get more context regarding the overall vibe. The album is about society's descent into a more computer-centric and controlled world. Its got musical influences on it ranging from Miles Davis's "Bitches Brew" to EDM to R.E.M. Still one of the best albums I've ever heard. I don't really like to rank music anymore, but I wouldn't argue with anyone putting it in their top 5 or 10 albums. Its really good.

[lowellupchurch]

Please do more Radiohead. They have so much music that touches so many people whether its feeling in your sads or getting into a groove.

[neillasto]

Finally Radiohead. So much more than 'Creep'
Welcome to the madness of these geniuses. 100+ works of art to discover. Enjoy 😊

Edit.

Street Spirit.
Nude.
Reckoner.
Pyramid Song.
How to Disappear Completely.

So many more but those are my top five.

[bminturn]

This is truly one of the great albums. I don't listen to it as often as I did when it dropped, but I'll still put a song on loop when it pops up in my playlist. This is a front-to-back great album.

[matthewnoden]

Lex, "symbolic static!" Yes, love it. The constant noise, interference, bustle, pace and migraine of modern life. This song to me has always been about trying to keep your shit together - among all those other human beings. He's calling on the karma police to deal with them (by making him not lash out) and when he does, with his fantasy of 'this is what you'll get', he self reflexively catches himself and apologies... Returns to, like Brad said, the weirdo/quiet socially anxious individual that doesn't quite fit in.

[_nauticaldisaster_]

The end high speed static and then it's slowed distortion into silence makes me think of the different moments of chaos we go through that eventually fade. Similar to like you said about "wit's end". The wonky distortion is like the emotional rollercoaster inbetween the chaos and that eventual quiet numbness or enlightenment to move on once we can rationalize the experience.

[kifwoo]

The default is that this is just one song from an album and it simply leads into the next one ...
That sound at the end is Karma leading you into a Fitter Happier way of being.

[adotlex]

Yes!! I’d recommend:
- Let Down
- Reckoner
- 2+2=5
- There, There
- No Surprises
- Bodysnatchers