Hmm. Well you missed off 'You' and 'Thinking About You' which are also fantastic.

I think Pablo Honey only suffers from being badly produced - EMI were trying to make them into the British Radiohead after all, so bad producer choice.

I'd have put Kid A as an example for Radiohead, personally. If you take them out of context there are some good tracks on there, but the majority are just boring and suffer from the album having been made in such a sterile environment. Pretty much every track on there was an order of magnitude better when the whole band played them live, Idioteque being the most obvious example: Phil's live drumming over the original stagnant electronic beat totally lifts it and brings the sort of ideas to the track that Radiohead totally missed on Kid A.

a third for green being "not all that"

I really like Green, 30 minutes of pure radio-pop sweetness. Sure it isn't like the older stuff, but I love it for what it is. Even if the guitar solos do follow the vocal melody in EVERY song!