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The Album That Almost Ended Radiohead

At the peak of their success, Radiohead made a decision that shocked their audience. Instead of repeating the sound that made OK Computer, one of the most celebrated albums of the 1990s, the band walked away from guitars, traditional songwriting, and commercial expectations. What followed was Kid A, an album that confused fans, divided critics, and nearly ended Radiohead’s career. In this video, we explore how Kid A came to exist, why it felt so alien when it was released, and how it went on to quietly reshape alternative music. From artistic burnout and creative reinvention, to the risk of abandoning success at its peak, this is the story of the album that almost ended Radiohead. If you enjoy deep dives into the albums, artists, and moments that changed music forever, consider subscribing to The Music Archive for more stories like this. 00:00 INTRO 00:29 RADIOHEAD BEFORE KID A 01:31 THE EXPECTATION TRAP 02:07 DISAPPEARING AND STARTING OVER 02:55 WHY KID A SOUNDED ALIEN 03:41 THE RISK THAT COULD HAVE ENDED EVERYTHING 04:08 THE UNEXPECTED TURN 04:36 THE LONG-TERM IMPACT 05:12 CONCLUSION