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 Post subject: Why did Elliott Smith never make anything like Pop or Kid A?
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1. Solo artist. Good at what he did but no match for the collective musical interests of U2 and Radiohead's members.

2. None of his records sold enough copies to suggest an artistic u-turn might be in order.

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1-He died ?
2-Maybe he actually liked good music ?


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Kid A wasn't that bad, Patrick.


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King wrote:
Kid A wasn't that bad, Patrick.


It wasn't that bad, but i sure hated it.
And "not that bad" isn't good enough for Elliott Smith.


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Patrick Bateman wrote:
King wrote:
Kid A wasn't that bad, Patrick.


It wasn't that bad, but i sure hated it.
And "not that bad" isn't good enough for Elliott Smith.

If you are suggesting that Elliott Smith's musical standards are somehow higher than Radiohead's... :lol:

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Buffalohed wrote:
Patrick Bateman wrote:
King wrote:
Kid A wasn't that bad, Patrick.


It wasn't that bad, but i sure hated it.
And "not that bad" isn't good enough for Elliott Smith.

If you are suggesting that Elliott Smith's musical standards are somehow higher than Radiohead's... :lol:


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Are you suggesting they're not ?
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Allow me to not worship Radiohead, thank you.


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Love Radiohead or hate them, it is downright laughable to suggest that Elliot Smith held higher standards for what he would release on an album than Radiohead. Seriously, welcome to earth, enjoy your stay...

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Buffalohed wrote:
Love Radiohead or hate them, it is downright laughable to suggest that Elliot Smith held higher standards for what he would release on an album than Radiohead. Seriously, welcome to earth, enjoy your stay...


Thanx for the lecture, but i think it's downright laughable to assume what "standards" Radiohead or Elliott Smith can have.
But thanx for taking this way too seriously, and thanx for the reality check...
I wonder why some people hate OB.


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Love Radiohead or hate them, it is downright laughable to suggest that Elliot Smith held higher standards for what he would release on an album than Radiohead. Seriously, welcome to earth, enjoy your stay...


These are the people who would have us believe that The Bends is Radiohead's best album. Go figure.


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I'll never claim this album or that album is their "best", but i'll gladly name my favorite one if it comes in the conversation.


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because he was elliot smith and not U2 or radiohead.

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basement was a decent departure for elliott.

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corduroy_blazer wrote:
basement was a decent departure for elliott.


Plus, it really was a departure.


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Patrick Bateman wrote:
Buffalohed wrote:
Love Radiohead or hate them, it is downright laughable to suggest that Elliot Smith held higher standards for what he would release on an album than Radiohead. Seriously, welcome to earth, enjoy your stay...


Thanx for the lecture, but i think it's downright laughable to assume what "standards" Radiohead or Elliott Smith can have.
But thanx for taking this way too seriously, and thanx for the reality check...
I wonder why some people hate OB.

It's only as serious as you choose to make it. If you want to go around insinuating ridiculous things about Radiohead be prepared to hear criticism on it.

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These are the people who would have us believe that The Bends is Radiohead's best album. Go figure.

Or Pablo Honey. :lol:

But Napoleon, Kid A is all blips and bleeps!

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Napoleon wrote:
Buffalohed wrote:
Love Radiohead or hate them, it is downright laughable to suggest that Elliot Smith held higher standards for what he would release on an album than Radiohead. Seriously, welcome to earth, enjoy your stay...


These are the people who would have us believe that The Bends is Radiohead's best album. Go figure.

:roll: Pshh. They did their best stuff when they were still On A Friday.


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Buffalohed wrote:
Patrick Bateman wrote:
Buffalohed wrote:
Love Radiohead or hate them, it is downright laughable to suggest that Elliot Smith held higher standards for what he would release on an album than Radiohead. Seriously, welcome to earth, enjoy your stay...


Thanx for the lecture, but i think it's downright laughable to assume what "standards" Radiohead or Elliott Smith can have.
But thanx for taking this way too seriously, and thanx for the reality check...
I wonder why some people hate OB.

It's only as serious as you choose to make it. If you want to go around insinuating ridiculous things about Radiohead be prepared to hear criticism on it.

Napoleon wrote:
These are the people who would have us believe that The Bends is Radiohead's best album. Go figure.

Or Pablo Honey. :lol:

But Napoleon, Kid A is all blips and bleeps!


Wow you're great ! :o


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Alright i give up, Radiohead, best band ever, Elliott Smith probably died because he couldn't dream of being half as good.
There.


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Patrick Bateman wrote:
Alright i give up, Radiohead, best band ever, Elliott Smith probably died because he couldn't dream of being half as good.
There.

I really think you're misunderstanding what Buffalohed is trying to say here.

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