Radiohead - Kid A

Let’s face it, Radiohead is tricky to cover. One can only get so far by watching performances; understanding how the guitars are tuned takes the info in these pages. Unlock some sombre, prophetic vibes with this handy Radiohack (titch sarcasm). They are still complex beasts and you will most likely fail… sorry, sad truth.

The scores are great representations of the group's music. Really like 'Everything In Its Right Place'. Unless you have a supersynth, you can only attempt at the sound. But that is what it's all about.

As a piano and guitar player, I find this book immensely wonderful. Some songs are for piano with chord charts as well and others have guitar tabs. Don't pass it up! The transcriptions don't miss a beat. Everything in its Right Place sounds really good on the piano!

I have been teaching myself piano and guitar and I picked this up because I love Radiohead and Kid A is a masterpiece. I have been playing around with this but haven’t mastered anything. It definitely helps me to learn when I have something that I want to play!

The guitar chords sound great. You're going to need to learn how to play sheet music if you plan on playing the guitar parts.I've spent at least 30 hours with this book and love it dearly.

The album was brilliant, and this is just as brilliant. The only criticism is in songs like 'Idioteque' where its driven by an electronic pulse, you can't transcribe that, so the songs seems a little flat, however, you can create a pulse with your feet or something.

I bought this book hoping to get both the piano tabs and the guitar tabs complete. The piano part is complete and accurate, but the guitar tab part does not. There are almost no second guitars, and not even one riff to complete the songs. It's like a easy guitar version, and just for one guitar. Nevertheless the include guitar tabs sound very cool. I search all over the web for a good tab for optimistic and could'nt finf it. This one sounds great. I hope the amnesiac book will be better.