Customer Ratings & Reviews

Radiohead has done it again. Every album is better than the last. And In Rainbows is no exception. The instrumentals and lyrics are amazingly innovative.

Overall, this is a great album and made with the finest quality. The only gripe I have is that you may have to adjust your speaking settings a lot to make the song balance sound right. A lot of the songs on this album have many different audio layers and default settings can sometimes make the vocals or certain instruments barely audible.

after a several year lay off and a solo release from lead man Thom Yorke Radiohead stormed back onto the scene with this great release. Picking up where they left off with their last release "Hail to the Theif" they continue on. Melding electronic and organic music together like no other band. This is a great release and it's only slightly worsened by the fact that they sold a double album of the same name as a pre-order off their own website that was limited to only a lucky few of us who were able to get it. It included ten more new original tracks and some great packaging and another cd of bonus material.

This was the album that introduced me to Radiohead, glad it was because it was not as experimental as earlier ones like Ok Computer and Kid-A but still showcased how good the group is. I would recommend that if you trying to get introduced to Radiohead to start off with this album, then try Ok-Computer, then Kid-A, then the rest. The bass on the record does not hit as deeply as the mp3 album, but it might just be my audio system. Great purchase!

"15 Step", "All I Need', "Reckoner" and the list goes on. This band has so many great albums.