How do we feel about Radiohead being the most popular band in the US? spotify:

how do we feel about Radiohead being the most popular band in the US? spotify:

51 Radiohead
58 Linkin Park
64 Coldplay
74 Fleetwood Mac
75 Deftones
83 Arctic Monkeys
85 The Beatles
86 Maroon 5
92 Cigarettes After Sex
93 TV Girl
97 Red Hot Chili Peppers
112 Nirvana
117 The Neighbourhood
120 Metallica
123 Paramore
132 Pierce The Veil
133 Imagine Dragons
140 Green Day
141 Nickelback
150 System Of A Down
153 Fall Out Boy
159 Three Days Grace
166 Sublime
169 Alice In Chains
175 Queen
184 Gorillaz
192 AC/DC
199 Pink Floyd

Let Down is currently their #2 song btw

higher than coldplay

bullshit

It's just annoying that bands are that far back and talentless pop/rap artists are ahead. Music has regressed.

Sigur Rós should be at #1

Free Palestine.

Am I the only one getting sick of these stat threads?

to be exact Sleep Token are #13 but they just released an album

talent won

glad you're not getting sick of the 20 active coomer threads (vs 3 "stat threads")

Fuck off, they’re both annoying and you know it.

no let's keep it imprisoned for further lulz

The truth is that Thom Yorke has always wanted to gain some 'indie credibility', which is why he has always wanted to be associated with artists such as Aphex Twin, Amon Tobin, Massive Attack, Can and Neu!, rather than with bands like U2, Coldplay or Muse. You could argue that he managed to achieve this, despite their commercial success, but they have now tarnished their legacy beyond repair and money can't buy cool.

pretty sure the Israel drama will be forgotten soon, Neil Young was supporting Reagan in the 80s and the next decade he was the "godfather of grunge" or smth

Anon Babble won

Unironically the true heir to being The Next Beatles.

started out as trecly pop

First big hit was about creepy guy begging for sex (Please Please Me > Creep)

Got psyche and experimental

Did a Bond theme

Coldplay still has never done a Bond theme so not Beatles

Did side project

Front man is nicest band member and has a member that is super politically uncomfortable and gets a lot of hatred for it

Johnny Greenwood assassinated by a Muslim in 3..2..1..

What’s the first album and last album? Never seen those posted here

Yeah, in the 80s, things have changed now.

numbers and rankings are very important to me

things will also have changed multiple times in the next decades
where are your gods now

Front man is nicest band member

All that money and she's not even getting a mole removal

There's no point it would just grow back. Spending time around Thom causes your face to deteriorate until you look as bad as he does.

Let's not forget he abandoned his wife on her deathbed

To be honest I wouldn't want that Zionist ghoul standing over me as I died.

You have to be a zionist to make it that big in the music industry im sure she knew that

Source/proof? I don't believe this

In fact, 'How I Made My Millions', a song written during the OK Computer sessions when they were hailed as rock saviours by the music industry and the 'specialised press', is about how he sold his soul to the Jews.

I was stronger

I was better

Basically a goyim

Picked you out

The music industry backed by you know who

Now don't say a word

No, don't yell out

Never mind

Don't say a word against Israel ever

youtube.com/watch?v=m-Oe--fDF1Y

aside from a couple girls I knew, none of the friends ive ever had ever listened to radiohead. I always just assumed they werent that huge. Like franz fedinand levels of popular. They dont seem poppy enough to be that popular. It still seems weird to hear how popular they allegedly are. They just don't sound like they would be.

deftones

what a fucking gaslight

They just don't sound like they would be.

lol. they are a stadium band trying to sound avant garde. they had a frontman who is basically Bono jr.

had

i mean have

Awful, awful list. I assume you swapped radiohead for the beatles however.

wow america doesn't care about queen