http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t7Xt4ObtKas


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 AcesUp wrote: 
Awesome cover! Thanks so much for sharing this link!!!

 kingart wrote: 

Hey Artie - if you don't quite understand listen more closely.  And over the course of 20 years of music making, Thom has expressed the whole range of emotions, not just anguish.

And from your info, you are a fellow Brooklyner who is my senior by a mere two years, but what speaks volumes is that the youngest artist you have given a 10 to is Dire Straits.

 ewisor wrote: 
And the early "00s, and the late "00s, and the early "10s.

And in the history of rock and roll

Arrrgh ... more than one Thom Yorke song a day is too much Thom Yorke - it's just not growing on me.

Quit WHINING! 

Awesome cover that is deserving:

http://youtu.be/t7Xt4ObtKas
 
A Middle-Eastern flavored version from Tel Aviv-based singer Rotem Shefy on vocals, Leat Sabbah on cello,

 robh wrote: 
Perhaps part of my point is my anguish on hearing Thom Yorke's anguished vocals. Apart from the fact that I can't quite understand his anguished vocals. Or that his vocals always seem to be anguished.

Great song for a gray Friday morning

Great song for a gray Friday morning

Godlike... Absolutely ! 

 

One of the best bands from the late 90s.

 MassivRuss wrote: 
The whole point is Thom Yorke's anguished vocals

Nearly an OK song, then Yorke sings.

JUST wanting to hear some Radiohead... perfect timing!

 johnjconn wrote: 
Until Lotus Flower and Separator and Staircase came along!

great song .... great video....my karma ran over my dogma...

 johnjconn wrote: 
I agree — wholeheartedly - and I have great taste in music. 
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In that world where there are about 23 different songs - depending on time and place - that are the greatest songs ever made.
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Part of it is knowing how ridiculously good OK Computer is as a whole — which is certainly, without a doubt, one of the best LP's ever made.  Matter of fact, I think I'll go Spotify it!

 johnjconn wrote: 
Who are you kidding?

Unique sound - an explosion of different noises coming together at the right time!! 

 Stingray wrote: 
I'm going to use Stingy's usual randomly thoughtless rant as a starting point. When this came out, I savaged it, especially the lyrics and Yorke's grating whine of a voice. It's taken me some time, but despite the borderline trite title (Really? Karma Police? A small toss from the equally awful "Dream Police"), this is an amazing song. The composition is a soaring paean to The Beatles and its execution something of which George Martin would approve. Yorke's voice hasn't gotten any better, and I've learned not to pay too very much attention to the lyrics, but with one song after another, this band rips out one classic after another. Amazed that they've hung in together so long.

This band amazes me.  I usually feel like I know what makes them so good—instrumentation, counterpoint, texture—they're some of the best at all that.  But this song is comparatively uninteresting that way, and yet though I've heard it 100 times it's always great.  A strange and powerful melody.  Who comes up with the basic melodies for Radiohead?  Whoever is pretty much a genius.    

love this whole cd. not my fav song on it, but it's still really great.

First encountered when moved to Japan and feeling depressed about it all. Great CD to listen in the bedtowns of Tokyo.

Echoes of Sexy Sadie. 
 

Ummmmm.......???  GODLIKE!!!!