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Radiohead's early, full-bodied music was, in most circles then, dismissed as empty Americanisms-- and not without reason. The expansive Pablo Honey set-- the song album accompanied by 22 extras-- mostly highlights a group in hock to U.

The loose 'Anyone Can Play Guitar' and delicate 'Thinking About You' thankfully break up the minute mood, but most of the rest of the album is squarely in the post-grunge wheelhouse. That's not always a bad thing: 'Stop Whispering', opener 'You', and a re-recorded version of early single 'Prove Yourself' hold up well-- and 'Creep' has oddly gotten better with age. If Pablo Honey didn't betray hints of the band Radiohead would become, neither did its B-sides.

Unlike contemporaries such as Blur, who used their non-album material to explore new ideas or moods, Radiohead's Pablo Honey -era work is primarily lesser versions of the album. The extra material kicks off with their debut release, the Drill EP, which features three rudimentary versions of LP tracks, plus 'Stupid Car', the first of Thom Yorke's odd automobile-themed fixations still to come: 'Killer Cars', 'Airbag', the 'Karma Police' video From there, it's a mishmash of alternate takes and also-rans highlight: the U.

I distinctly remember then the first time someone suggested The Bends was a great record. Not being one of the million-plus Pablo Honey owners at the time, I was content to hear 'Creep' on the radio over and over and expected I'd soon spend about as much about time with Radiohead's catalog as one would with, say, Hum or Ned's Atomic Dustbin or School of Fish.

Anyone who had explored those two earlier singles, however, would have been excited for the LP. Balancing a slightly artier sense of musical self-destruction with a sinewy guitar line, on 'Lung' Radiohead found new ways to pick apart and re-construct the typical alt-rock template.

Elsewhere on the EP, the five B-sides demonstrated a band whose collective heads seemed to crack open and spill out new ideas, moving the group away from the dour dead-end of grunge signifiers: With more loose-limbed and nimble guitar work 'The Trickster' , hints of art-rock 'Punchdrunk Lovesick Singalong' , the valuing of texture over riffs 'Permanent Daygliht' , offers of emotional nourishment 'Lozenge of Love' and 'You Never Wash Up After Yourself' and tension and apprehension about workaday life 'Lewis [Mistreated]' , and themes of misanthropy um, most of the five songs , these tracks pointed the way toward what was to come.

The Bends was essentially split between these poles: warmth and tension; riffs and texture; rock and post-rock. To many fans, this more approachable and loveable version of the band is its peak.