But oh no, this question has been designed over millennia to catch out fake Radiohead fans. Kyle should be happy enough, but he’s asked you a question, only to sniff you out: “What’s your favourite Radiohead album?” Harmless, you might think. Out of survival instinct planted into you millions of years ago to fend off sabre tooth tigers (Citation needed), you already told him that you, yes you, love Radiohead, and that they’re your favourite band. Kyle, the resident Radiohead fan of your group, has cornered you.
Just say you hate Pablo Honey (Especially “Creep”) So, to save a few lives, here are some tips to convince your mate you love Radiohead. And I’m here to tell you that it’s fine! Not because your mate who’s a Radiohead fan won’t care they will, they absolutely will. Then you tried to listen to, “Kid A” and it was nothing like “Creep!” It’s too weird, artsy, or, more commonly, too slow. You listened to, “Creep” and thought it was pretty good. But the odds of your friend asking this so they can talk about Radiohead, how much they love them, and how you’re lesser minded because you don’t like them, are higher than the band members.Īnd it’s not like you didn’t try. And then, like a bolt from the blue, it strikes you out of nowhere, “What’s your favourite band?” It seems like a harmless enough question, and it might be. No matter what it was you were doing, you were enjoying yourself (except the footy thing. You’re enjoying a little coffee date with a pal, maybe you’re watching the footy (no you’re not), or maybe you’re just grabbing some din-dins with your mates.