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NEWS - Kid Rock Says Radiohead's OK For Computers, Not Parties
03/28/2002



(3/28/02, 12 p.m. ET) -- Radiohead is one of the most critically acclaimed modern rock bands of the decade, but don't count rap-rocker Kid Rock as a fan. The "American Bad Ass" recently told LAUNCH that he doesn't understand all the fuss about the veteran British band.

Rock explained, "I mean, I'm sure nice guys, and we could probably have a beer and have a great time hanging out, but I don't just don't like the music," he said. "I do not get it at all. I haven't given a lot of it a chance. It might be ignorant on my part, but for the most part I've seen a few live things and heard some records. If I'm having a party and I've got some chicks over hanging out, and all my boys are hanging out, I'm not grabbing for the Radiohead CD. Flat out, it's not gonna happen. If I'm in the office with all my computer buddies and we're trying to design a website, I might put on Radiohead."




That's rich. Kid Rock criticizing someone's music. He is the biggest, most unoriginal poser today. And he is not a musician, he is an entertainer.

This guy sounds as stupid as Fred Durst

He is as stupid as Fred Durst, I would imagine.

Is that possible?

And I'm sorry, but I wouldn't even call Kid Rock an entertainer. He's just another white trash piece of s--- who made it.

I like Kid Rock (I agree with his comment about not understanding Radiohead, since I am clueless as well). As far as parties go, I also agree with him about not putting in a Radiohead CD...I wouldn't either. My understanding of music is a song that might have a good melody, but that's just me.

Some may not like Kid Rock's music, but the one thing I like most about the guy is his open respect he has for the love of classic Rock'n'Roll. The fact that he praises bands like ZZ Top, Bob Seger and Lynyrd Skynyrd and having Hank Williams as his idol is 'nuff said and not spoken as much as it should be these days when most music is terrible (again, IMO).

I also saw a recent interview with him where he stated that he does not want to cater to the younger, MTV watching crowd, hence many are not responding well to his new album. I for one don't like his rap shtick, but when he sings his southern/blues/rock songs, he does what he does best and isn't afraid of admitting where his influences came from.

My understanding of music is a song that might have a good melody, but that's just me

Have you ever heard Radiohead? You want melody, listen to Karma Police.

Haven't heard it, but I'll download it.

Kid Rock's 100% correct. Radiohead would suck for a party.

For a party of crotch-grabbing rednecks maybe.

and

I love Radiohead, great band, and as much as I would wanted them to be played at parties, it just didn't fly. And I was up in Humboldt, still the stoners rallied to hear Kid Rock, Limp Bizkit, and other bands of that caliber.

illicit substances = loud music

Its ok for a person to have a opinion guys. Kid Rock would rather here some hard rock at a party so be it

Time to find new friends!

I wouldn't play entire Radiohead album at a party, but I have had them on a mix and it went over well. They aren't entirely mellow. Geez!

Some of Radiohead's stuff is quite hard, especially the older stuff. Harder than anything Kid Rock has put out. Besides if I want some hard party music, I'm gonna go in a direction a little more talented and capable than Kid Rock. Like Van Halen.

WOW I would have thought the exact opposite.....

I can listen to and enjoy both Kid Rock and Radiohead.

But he's right- most Radiohead would be bad as party music.

Not that I am defending Kid Rock (since he is a nonce anyway), but there are quite a few fellow music peers who dont think of them highly either

Texas - "shite"
Stereophonics - "no tunes"
Oasis - "bollocks"
Courtney Love - "f**k 'em"
London Suede - "they exist"
Kid Rock - "sad" "If you like Radiohead's record's don't buy mine" he told Spin Magazine "We should tour together" he continued in a later interview "It'll be like a speedball. You be the heroin, I'll be the blow"

(excerpted from NME 2 February 2002)

I like Radiohead myself, yet I find the last past albums unlistenable the second time around.

Can't go wrong with classic VH at parties.

I don't respect Kid Rock at all, so I don't care what he has to say about Radiohead. I think they are awesome, a hell of a lot better than him.

I think Kid Rock is a musical visionary and every one of his statements should be considered legitimate.

Kid Rock is definitely widely renowned as one of modern music's most visionary and introspective artists, rivaled only maybe by Gene Simmons as a true rock n' roll poet.

Forget all the critical accolades and awards, Kid Rock saying he doesn't "get" Radiohead is probably their best achievement.

Hey, KR might not want to play Radiohead at one his parties, but I certainly wouldn't want to play him at one of mine either. And if I did, I can assure you my friends would leave faster than you can say Government cheese.

Funniest joke I've heard all day.

As much as I can't stand Kid Rock I think he's got a point, Radiohead isn't really party music... and that's a good thing.

This no talent redneck hack is still around?