cappio al pollo

Dear matto90, I had to stop reading at "let's explore them one by one..." for obvious reasons, but I can tell you that as far as I read, I completely disagree with what you wrote: a) "The King of Limbs" is indeed quite different from the previous "In Rainbows": traditional instrumentation is almost entirely abandoned, which, despite everything, was very much perceivable in "In Rainbows", and the guitars, in particular, are only heard sporadically: in short, it leans much more towards the electronic sounds of Yorke's solo "The Eraser," and I really think that the experience with Atoms for Peace marked this shift in Radiohead's sound; b) 8 songs are certainly not few; on the contrary, the album's length is nearly perfect. What seems questionable to me, however, is precisely the cover, contrary to what others have noted further above. As for the tracks, I won’t express my opinion yet; rather: considering Pulisher's opinion after one listen, I don’t know what to make of it, even though I understand it’s the only occasion he managed to have a complete listen at least once (for reasons related to the album's length mentioned above), but I can say that the closing track "Separator" is probably the best of the bunch and together with it, I really like the two tracks that precede it, which stray from the sounds akin to those dealt with by Yorke during moments of solitary leisure, although I do appreciate the introductory "Bloom," "Little By Little," and recently the single as well. And also the famous (https://www.debaser.it/main/Video.aspx?y=e8wFHpHHtoY for newbies) "Morning Mr. Magpie," although I preferred the initial arrangement. All in all, I think all the tracks are good, but final judgments are deferred to a date to be determined.