Pablo Honey was Radiohead's first full-length album, and launched the alternative rock band's careers immediately into the stratosphere. The album is known most of all for "Creep," the breakout single so unforgettable that Thom Yorke et al grew sick of it and refused to play it at concerts. "Creep" is an incredible song totally worthy of the hype, don't get us wrong– but it tends to overshadow the other catchy, grungy, gloomy tunes that populate Pablo Honey from start to finish. This is the real old-school, melancholic alt-rock Radiohead all the way through

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