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Format: CD
Apr 1993
Record Label: Capitol/EMI Records
Recording Type: Studio
UPC: 077778140924 |
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Track Listing
1. You
2. Creep - (live)
3. How Do You? - (live)
4. Stop Whispering - (live)
5. Thinking About You - (live)
6. Anyone Can Play Guitar
7. Ripcord - (live)
8. Vegetable - (live)
9. Prove Yourself - (live)
10. I Can't
11. Lurgee
12. Blow Out
13. (Untitled) - (hidden track)
| Details | | Distributor: | EMI Music Distribution | | Recording Type: | Studio | | Recording Mode: | Stereo | | SPAR Code: | n/a |
Album Notes
Radiohead: Thom E. Yorke (vocals, guitar); Ed O'Brien (guitar, background vocals); Jon Greenwood (guitar, piano, organ); Colin Greenwood (bass); Phil Selway (drums).
Producers: Paul Q. Kolderie, Chris Hufford, Sean Slade.
Engineers: Paul Q. Kolderie, Chris Hufford, Sean Slade.
Recorded at Chipping Norton Studio and Courtyard Studio, Oxon, England.
Before the breakthrough that was THE BENDS and the colossal OK COMPUTER, there was the quietly magnificent PABLO HONEY. "Creep" was the surprise hit single in the UK, but even that gave scant indication of how special this band would become. Benefiting from a raw production, the debut was undoubtedly less slick and accomplished than subsequent work, although Thom Yorke's vulnerable but impressive vocal styling was already in place on songs such as "Stop Whispering." Many of the compositions were somewhat simplistic, but in terms of musical maturity Radiohead were clearly years ahead of their time. An indispensable album, it should not be parted from its two big brothers.
Industry Reviews
...mates Smiths-type self-consciousness with dramatic U2-like vocals and guitar, with Cure-style heavy but crunchy pop... - Rating: B
Entertainment Weekly (05/28/1993)
3 Stars - Good - ...British teenagerhood has never been grumpier....the best bits rival Nirvana, Dinosaur Jr. and even the mighty Sugar...
Q (04/01/1993)
Ranked #35 in New Musical Express' list of `The Top 50 LPs Of 1993' - ...is a throwback to a homegrown tradition of great guitar-band albums....
NME (12/25/1993)
Ranked #35 in New Musical Express' list of `The Top 50 LPs Of 1993' - ...is a throwback to a homegrown tradition of great guitar-band albums....
NME (12/25/1993)
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