Pablo Honey

...the lines of The Bends, OK Computer, and Kid A, or perhaps OK Computer, Kid A, and In Rainbows; or you might even have the rare Pablo Honey, The Bends and OK Computer combo plate - rare because most fans of Radiohead today hardly...

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...friends of the band. The title comes from a Jerky Boys prank call skit in which the prank caller says, "Pablo, honey? Please come to Florida!" to his victim. This snippet is sampled by the band in "How Do You?". The album includes the single...

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...are a significant minority - six by my count - on Hail but are nowhere near as numerous as they are on the band's first three records, Pablo Honey, The Bends, OK Computer. At nearly an hour in length and 14 tracks long (plus 14 more on a...

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...so many times, it's perhaps no surprise that Radiohead finds itself, once again, at a crossroads. After starting off in 1993 with Pablo Honey and then the more accessible The Bends, the band established its place at the cutting edge of...

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...performance at the Belfort Festival and a May 2003 TV performance from "Later… with Jools Holland." Radiohead s first three albums, Pablo Honey (1993), The Bends (1995) and OK Computer (1997), were released in "Collectors Edition" and...

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...because that's when you could see him begin to deteriorate. I agree; Captain Beefheart's cover is awesome. I don't like Radiohead's Pablo Honey cover. Heart's Brigade. Inxs' Welcome to Wherever You are. All Whitney Houston album covers.

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...fall into the second category, but as these rarity-filled collector's editions show, they grew fast. The grungy, glammy Brit pop of Pablo Honey (1993) was a worthy debut, with the heroically self-loathing "Creep" and Thom Yorke's slightly...

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Number Of Tracks: 34 on 2 disks Although Pablo Honey isn t Radiohead s most memorable record, the reissued record is a reminder of just how far the quintet has come over the past 2 decades. Featured review by: UG Team, on april 01,...

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A second disc of rare gems enhances the band's first album. March 24, 2009 - Originally released in 1993, Pablo Honey harkens back to an era when Radiohead was just that new British band with the latest quiet verse/loud chorus song,...

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Capitol is continuing its repackaging of Radiohead's back catalog with expanded CD/DVD editions of the band's first three albums. "Pablo Honey," "The Bends" and "OK Computer" will be available March 24 as two-CD sets or two-CD/one-DVD...

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