Radiohead - Pablo Honey (CD 1993)

Love the CD, been quite difficult to get hold of and it has some original classics on the album. Favourite track is Creep. Bought it for a bit of a treck back in time, lost my copy a while ago.

Totally love it! Like most people I really became aware of Radiohead around the time of the OK Computer album. I was abroad from early '93 until late '99 so I missed the 1st two albums. I wanted to hear the early stuff so I've bought this CD to check it out. A great mix of styles and influences make every track a surprise allowing me to see where the band came from. Includes the 1st hit single 'Creep' but also classics like 'Stop whispering' and 'Anyone can play guitar'.

I do not really like Radiohead's music, but I bought this album because it contained the track 'Creep' which is one of those songs that I cannot get out of my head. I am not impressed by the rest of the tracks.

A great debut album for one of the best bands ever. shows the grounds for the next generation of bands of what standard they need to meet. Brilliant

sounds cool enough some good phrasing from thom, not a big fan love their like greatest hits some tracks on this sound interesting but a bit grungy in parts but ok really found thir feet in the more pychological paranomal stuff later on the iron lung is on this album lol

Well, what can I say, a lovely, melodic and raw piece of Radiohead. Their first album is indeed a masterpiece and in my opinion on par with their third album (OK Computer) and it is a must have for any radiohead fan. An excellent purchase and it shows how far Radiohead have come!

Uplifting music, in a depressing way!, great band saw them live many years ago supporting REM at Milton Keynes Bowl, have followed them ever since.

I bought this CD for £12 from the local electronics store in my country town. Heck knows why they had it in their shops. From the first time I put it on the stereo, The tracks Creep and How Do You instantly struck me as great songs. The other album tracks, although they may seem like filler at first are actually pretty good too- I like the ambient Stop Whispering, Vegetable or whatever it was. This album pretty much epitomises the vibe that was around in 1993.

The amazing creep has few equals in modern rock music. An album that bristles with different styles from Led Zeppelin to Modern indie.

Superb first album, all good tracks specially "Blowout", one of my favorite Radiohead songs. If you are a Radiohead fan this is a must have.

I like RADIOHEAD AND DIDN'T HAVE THIS ALBUM, THE PRICE WAS RIGHT AND THE SELLER DESPATCHED REALLY QUICKLY.

My best genre, it is great to get good music so cheap and original! Some songs will never go out of fashion......highlander record.

I NEVER RECEIVED IT SO I DONT KNOW IF ITS GOOD OR BAD . PROBABLY NOT WHAT E-BAY WANT TO HEAR . BUT HAPPENS ALL THE TIME ..

I only came across this album recently, so I can only comment on it with the benefit of already knowing Radiohead's subsequent material.

Pablo Honey is a very powerful debut, strong melodic songs which grow the more you listen. The material here is perhaps less sophisticated than later releases, but you certainly know that you are listening to a band with great potential.

Perhaps unsurprisingly, the album that this has the most in common with is 'The Bends', with the sound led by powerful guitar riffs and more predictably structured songs (U2 like at times), rather than the more adventurous electronic and eclectic sound on later albums.

Whichever Radiohead you prefer, this album is a worthy addition to any collection, with Thom Yorke's hauntingly melancholy vocals threatening the emotions throughout.

It's worth having for the anthem 'Creep' alone, although there are plenty of other strong songs to savour.