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,

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.

One of the best bands from the late 90s.

The whole point is Thom Yorke's anguished vocals

Nearly an OK song, then Yorke sings.

I just adore the ending of this track. . . 

+ a million.
 

By far one of the best cd's ever made and of the best bands in the world.

By far one of the best cd's ever made and of the best bands in the world.

I'm feeling old.

I listened to this when I was 20, I would never have thought then I would be 33 one day.

Although dark and thoughtful, this album brings back awesome memories
Blaring Karma Police and Electioneering on my crappy Ford Fiesta CD player after returning from a booty call!

Oh yeah !!!
 

"This is what you'll get....when you mess with us". I do get it. 10. 

jools, I want to take you one a little adventure. An adventure of the mind.  Join me won't you?  First, close your eyes.  Unless you're driving.   Are they closed?  Good.  Now, imagine you're a passenger taking a cross country trip, free as the wind, on a cool fall afternoon.  The sun is setting casting radiant colors into the sky, and the corn is swaying in the gentle breeze.  You glance at the dashboard in front of you. It's an older car, back when they made dashboards out of metal and seatbelts were an afterthought.  You still with me?  Good.  Now, look at the radio.  It has those big silver buttons you pull out to set stations you like, and a little needle that slides to the left and right behind some numbers.  Now, concentrate here.  On one side of that needle, there's a knob.  This makes the music louder if you turn it clockwise (the direction a clock's hands move) and quieter if you turn it the other way.  Now, the other knob, get ready for it, this changes the station.  These two knobs are your keys to the universe, really.  From the comfort of where you sit, you can make the music quieter, louder, or change it entirely.  You can even turn the volume knob completely counter clockwise and the sound stops altogether. 

Now, you can make these changes with autonomy!  You can do it, really.  Your decisions for the volume and choice of music you prefer are of keen interest to yourself, of course, and by default the person driving will take an interest in it.  People in the back seat?  I suppose they'll be wanting your feedback too.

But unless you're journey of the mind has you driving some version of the blues-mobile with a gigantic bullhorn on the top, or a flaming-lips inspired mini-radio station, you can simply make these little choices for yourself and feel very satisfied in making them, without the added effort of broadcasting them to the rest of the planet earth.

Okay, you can open your eyes now.