Pablo Honey
Product ID: 51960246
Released in 1993, Pablo Honey was the debut studio album from Radiohead. Produced by Sean Slade and Paul Kolderie, the album was recorded at Chipping Norton Recording Studios and Courtyard Studio, Oxfordshire. The album features three charting singles, "Anyone Can Play Guitar", "Stop Whispering", and "Creep". - The standout single "Creep" was the international hit that helped propel Radiohead and Pablo Honey to popular acclaim. Released several months before the album itself, "Creep" went on to define the band's early career. Also included on Pablo Honey are ethereal rocker "You", fan favorite "Thinking About You", and "Blow Out", all of which point to the band's future sonic manipulations. Review: Underrated Debut, Raw Charm – Vinyl Brings It to Life - Pablo Honey might not be peak Radiohead, but on vinyl, it has a whole new energy. The rawness, the fuzz, the 90s angst—it all sounds warmer and more alive through the needle. “Creep” is the obvious standout, but tracks like “Anyone Can Play Guitar” and “Blow Out” really shine with the analog texture. You can hear the band still figuring themselves out, which weirdly makes it even more charming. The vinyl pressing is clean, no skips or warps, and it feels like a proper throwback to grunge-era glory. Not their masterpiece, but a must for any fan who wants to hear where the Radiohead journey began—unpolished, loud, and full of potential. Review: Great album - arrived quicker than expected
| ASIN | B01F0XPBG4 |
| Best Sellers Rank | 7,927 in CDs & Vinyl ( See Top 100 in CDs & Vinyl ) 71 in Glam Rock 2,002 in Vinyl |
| Customer reviews | 4.8 4.8 out of 5 stars (1,068) |
| Is discontinued by manufacturer | No |
| Item model number | 35644090 |
| Label | XL Recordings |
| Manufacturer | XL Recordings |
| Number of discs | 1 |
| Product Dimensions | 31.29 x 31.39 x 0.79 cm; 235.87 g |
K**N
Underrated Debut, Raw Charm – Vinyl Brings It to Life
Pablo Honey might not be peak Radiohead, but on vinyl, it has a whole new energy. The rawness, the fuzz, the 90s angst—it all sounds warmer and more alive through the needle. “Creep” is the obvious standout, but tracks like “Anyone Can Play Guitar” and “Blow Out” really shine with the analog texture. You can hear the band still figuring themselves out, which weirdly makes it even more charming. The vinyl pressing is clean, no skips or warps, and it feels like a proper throwback to grunge-era glory. Not their masterpiece, but a must for any fan who wants to hear where the Radiohead journey began—unpolished, loud, and full of potential.
S**G
Great album
arrived quicker than expected
F**7
Great album
Arrived in good condition..probably the best album from Radiohead
D**S
Difficult to open
It was awkward to open, but it sounds amazing. Really happy with it and cheaper than the shop — I did accidentally bend the case trying to open it 😭 but £20 is better than £40 from the shop 🥰
E**E
A Five Star Reissue
I don`t see any digital download card,no mis-print either as far as I can tell. As for the vinyl disc it`s a 140g flat noise free record. Sound quality is a solid very 90`s authentic with the heavy guitar led tracks throughout. "Stop Whispering","Anyone Can Play Guitar" side A & "Blow Out" side B are probably the best tracks to show off this LP and your system,simply - OUTSTANDING! The sound quality on offer here is Great and matches my reissue copies of; "In Rainbows", "Ok Computer" and my 45rpm of "Hail to the Thief" on x2 black discs which are top picks. Some later fans/listeners of the band might be "taken aback" by their original grungy sound/style but it`s how many of us will know them from early on. Recommended if you can`t find/afford a minty OG copy from the 93".
D**F
Worth it for the collection.
Thought I was listening to REM. I prefer their later stuff but still a great album and listen.
P**G
Radiohead vinyl
Great album, bought the cd when it came out and thought I'd treat myself to the vinyl. Great addition to my collection. Arrived in pristine condition as most items do from Amazon.
A**R
Great album
Great album
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