Radiohead Quiz Hub
From the Abingdon schoolrooms where five friends called themselves On A Friday, to a 2019 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction spanning Pablo Honey through A Moon Shaped Pool, Radiohead assembled one of modern music's most demanding and rewarding catalogues — and this collection of quizzes is your guided tour through every room of it. Whether you're testing your command of the albums in the Master Radiohead Albums Quiz, digging into the hidden vaults with the B-Sides & Rarities Quiz, or proving your live history credentials in the Live & Tours Quiz, each exhibit here is curated to separate the casual visitor from the true archivist. Community data shows fans are scoring just 65% across the full collection — the OK Computer tracklist and the Glastonbury headlines come easy, but the chart history, the deep-cut covers, and the solo catalogues of Thom Yorke, Jonny Greenwood, and Ed O'Brien are exposing real gaps — so step inside and find out exactly where you stand.
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Player Performance Insights
Synthesized from community quiz data
Radiohead fans absolutely own the OK Computer era — the dedicated OK Computer quiz has the highest success rate of any Radiohead quiz at 73%, a full 10 points above the B-Sides & Rarities quiz where knowledge drops to just 55%.
Nearly 77% of fans incorrectly chose OK Computer when asked which Radiohead album topped the US charts — it was actually Kid A. The iconic status of OK Computer is so powerful it even fools the diehards!
Quiz Insights
Based on community quiz performance
Q:Which Radiohead quiz trips fans up the most?
A:The B-Sides & Rarities Quiz, with just a 55% success rate.
Fans clearly know the anthems but stumble badly once the deep cuts come out. Only half the questions get answered correctly!
Q:How do Radiohead fans compare to fans of their own genres?
A:They score about 66% — roughly 14 points below the alternative and electronic genre averages of around 76–80%.
Genre-wide, alternative and electronic fans score much higher, meaning Radiohead's own catalog is a tougher nut to crack than the broader scene.
Radiohead Profile
| Inception | Formed in Abingdon on Thames, England in 1991. |
| Former Names | On A Friday |
| Members | Thom Yorke, Jonny Greenwood, Ed O’Brien, Colin Greenwood, Philip Selway |
| Key Albums | OK Computer (1997), In Rainbows (2007), The Bends (1994), Kid A (2000), Pablo Honey (1993), Hail to the Thief (2003), Amnesiac (2001), A Moon Shaped Pool (2016), The King of Limbs (2011). |
| Key Tracks | Creep (1992), No Surprises (1995), Karma Police (1996), High and Dry (1994), Paranoid Android (1996), Let Down (1996), All I Need (2006), Fake Plastic Trees (1994), Exit Music (for a Film) (1997), Jigsaw Falling Into Place (2007). |
| Grammy Record | 3 won and 18 nominated. |
| UK Singles Chart | 7 Top-10 Hits |
| Hall of Fame | Inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2019. |
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