I'v just recently been getting more into Radiohead. What I really love about King of Limbs is the overall ambience of it. It is such a fantastic album, so honest, and i don't mean lyrically, but musically. It's real art, you know? No commercial bullshit.
I love the electronic direction they went with Kid A and Amnesiac. I don't know how hardcore fans feel about them, but I think they're a couple of their best albums. I also love Thom Yorke's solo album The Eraser. Musically, it sounds very simple at times, and it's all the better for it. It has such a great, cold ambiance to it. I don't know if he's done another solo album since, but he should. (there's a video of him playing a song, i think Clocks?, but it was play on an acoustic guitar and really ruins it IMO. But with music like that, would playing it live just requite pressing play on a laptop? so i understand)
Sometimes I wonder what Tool will do on their next album, because Lateralus seems to be their definitive album and sound, how can they go father? they don't have to go 'farther'. I think they should take an approach similar to the style of King of Limbs, not in sound, but in style of music and style of writing. Just let the music flow and have more soul. Tool's last CD didn't have any flow, it was great, but kind of a step down from Lateralus. I want them to take an approach similar to the recent Radiohead.