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So is Amnesiac "Kid B" like everyone says? Not quite.
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This album is admittedly not as powerful as Kid A in many respects-nowhere are there songs as intense and bristling with action and desire as "Idioteque" and "National Anthem"; nowhere is there a song as sublimely beautiful and tragic as "How to Disappear Completely".
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Amnesiac is full of computerized clicks and hums - the kinds of tracks made by geeks alone with their gizmos - and of instruments and voices so heavily filtered they sound alienated even from themselves.
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In between arena tours and Number One albums, Radiohead want to get away from it all. Not a week in Goa or a summer in Provence but a more complete escape: oblivion.
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Faced with a deliberately difficult deviation into "experimentation," Radiohead and their record label promotedKid Aas just that -- a brave experiment, and that the next album, which was just around the corner, really, would be the "real" record, the
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