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Released June 9, 2003. Hail to the Thief Tracklist. About Hail to the Thief. The title of the record has different points of reference. While the phrase was used by anti-Bush protesters following the controversial 2000 presidential election, lead singer Thom Yorke stated it was in reference to the 1824 election, which was won by John Quincy Adams.

Hail To The Thief’, then, is a good rather than great record. It sounds exactly how you expect it to sound after ‘Kid A’ and ‘Amnesiac’ – and that’s the problem. Radiohead are a band still coming to terms with the puzzle of what to do after you’ve made an album universally hailed as one of the greatest ever. They’re finding it’s a trick that’s hard to produce twice. The Big Read – Amyl and The Sniffers: It’s rough, raw and anything can happen.

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Hail To The Thief is a music studio album recording by RADIOHEAD (Crossover Prog/Progressive Rock) released in 2003 on cd, lp, vinyl and/or cassette. Sadly, the excitement of a new Radiohead album wore off fast, and I am left with doubts about this band's future. After 2 weak releases in a row (Amnesiac and this), plus having heard about their weak debut (Pablo Honey), I am hoping they haven't reached the end of the line. While this one had some very nice efforts, it simply lacked in consistency.

Hail to the Thief’s problem lies with the unshakable feeling that the band was not on the same page for its creation, a feeling all but confirmed by the presence of two titles for every song, some sprawling out into complete sentences. Sometimes they’re returning to rock ( 2+2 5, Go to Sleep ), elsewhere they’re pushing further into electronics ( Sit Down. If it sounds like I’m being hard on Radiohead’s Hail to the Thief, it’s because I am. Radiohead’s legacy is fine. I could have given this album a . and penned an epic, 6000 word screen dismantling their entire legacy and the action would have been akin to flicking a pebble into an ocean. As the band themselves admit, Hail to the Thief is a mess, starting and stopping in bits and spurts while containing too many tracks that lack a cohesive purpose as an album.

The record Radiohead did make, Hail to the Thief, is almost an anti-masterpiece, a well-sequenced collection of songs that finds them internalizing the blend of experimental electronics and straightforward rock they wore so far out on their sleeves just a few years earlier. They basically started over, and on the record, the band sounds aware that it's peaked in a way, and perhaps less sure of where it wants to go. I hear the tension between a band that started to make the back-to-basics album guitarist Ed O'Brien so frequently mentions in interviews and a band that self-consciously. Hail to the Thief isn't Radiohead's best album, but it doesn't need to be, either. There are other albums for that. It did, however, prove that there can be life for a band after its landmark statement, and that life sounds pretty damn good.