Radiohead's fourth studio album.

One of the most creative, original and innovative albums to come out of 2000. It was a huge change for the band after the success of the brilliant OK Computer. With no singles or videos, radio stations didn't know what to make of it. However, fans fell in love with the strange and bizarre album and it's sales shot into No. 1. Soon after the shocking sales, they were booked to play on Saturday Night Live and the chaos that followed OK Computer would repeat again for Radiohead.

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The greatest album ever made.

Radiohead's album Kid A is a treat for the ears and the mind. Think of it this way: listening to the album is like working out, if you haven't done something similar to it (in the album's case I mean listening to different kinds of music), it might be hard to get into it but once you do get into it, it is rewarding. Believe me, invest your time on listening to this album. I fell in love with this album initially while doing my homework and listening to it because like most people I was just used to listening to shittypopular music, so I just couldn't give it my undivided attention. However, the album grew on me and when I look back on it, this tiny disc, is one of the greatest things I own.

Kid A is the next generation in human genetics. In the rare video for radiohead 'National Anthem' you see a cartoon thom getting kidnapped and having test done on him, blood gets taken and as he leaves he starts seeing people with the bear logo as faces, These later look like him. The final lines of it are 'Now I'm the imposter, and the real one is gone forever'.

1. an album by radiohead

2. one of the best albums ever done

A radiohead album so fucking good, you cannot describe it's greatness.