Do you think the reason Kid A is remembered as the more 'successful' pivot is because of the songwriting, or simply because Radiohead leaned harder into the 'alienation' theme that defined the early 2000s?
Also, for a modern masterpiece in that same spirit, have you checked out Low's Hey What? It has that same 'digital destruction of melody' vibe that Kid A pioneered.
Do you find that you still associate certain landscapes or memories with specific tracks on the album, or has the music evolved into something else for you as an adult?
from what I understood, you have to opt in. so by default, Gemini will not have access to your gallery. It's just matter of time tho when will Google force this upon it's users imo
yup, this is exactly the reason I switched back to windows sadly... but I made sure to delete all the rubbish... even if sometimes edge decides to reinstall itself, but I can manage to uninstall an app every once a while
very interesting insight, even more because I wasn't there at that time 😂 do you think these albums have changed something in the genre afterwards?
and that's why music is beautiful :)
thank you for letting me know!
Do you think the reason Kid A is remembered as the more 'successful' pivot is because of the songwriting, or simply because Radiohead leaned harder into the 'alienation' theme that defined the early 2000s?
Also, for a modern masterpiece in that same spirit, have you checked out Low's Hey What? It has that same 'digital destruction of melody' vibe that Kid A pioneered.
Do you find that you still associate certain landscapes or memories with specific tracks on the album, or has the music evolved into something else for you as an adult?
from what I understood, you have to opt in. so by default, Gemini will not have access to your gallery. It's just matter of time tho when will Google force this upon it's users imo
exactly
Thanks! :)
I ditched it, I just don't know what to put as logo
yup, this is exactly the reason I switched back to windows sadly... but I made sure to delete all the rubbish... even if sometimes edge decides to reinstall itself, but I can manage to uninstall an app every once a while