Ooh, press that button right there. What disappoints most about Radiohead's Kid A is that the band has chosen to bypass all that makes them beautiful. There's little guitar, bass, or drums, and Thom Yorke's delivery is more often precious and simply repetitive than inspired and significant, as it had been on Radiohead's prior recordings. What a great singer . Again, having found a vocal riff to rip into, Yorke's voice proves itself to be the evocation of emotion around which Radiohead's success is founded.
All players involved then begin to noodle and meander around a two-note bassline.