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Monday afternoon i was in the local record store and a track came on that i liked, it sounded unmistakably like Radiohead but i've got no lyrics for you, only a description.
It's quietly gentle with an ominous backing that seems to comprise of four notes and Mr Yorke floating all over it like a ghost, it never goes anywhere in the volume stakes and it's not No Suprises. It didn't seem as abstract as anything they've done recently either.
Thankoo, now i'm going back to bed.
It's quietly gentle with an ominous backing that seems to comprise of four notes and Mr Yorke floating all over it like a ghost, it never goes anywhere in the volume stakes and it's not No Suprises. It didn't seem as abstract as anything they've done recently either.
Thankoo, now i'm going back to bed.
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Cyclone wrote:
> Timmargh wrote:
> Paranoid Android is a superb track if you hear it on a decent hifi.
>
> And also one of their most famous...
Is the most famous. Got to number 3 in the charts if I remember rightly. Thats their highest entry
> Timmargh wrote:
> Paranoid Android is a superb track if you hear it on a decent hifi.
>
> And also one of their most famous...
Is the most famous. Got to number 3 in the charts if I remember rightly. Thats their highest entry
DUM DA DU ADA DIUM DRDRDRRDRDRDD
That was the guitar
That was the guitar
Timmargh wrote:
> Paranoid Android is a superb track if you hear it on a decent hifi.
And also one of their most famous...
> Paranoid Android is a superb track if you hear it on a decent hifi.
And also one of their most famous...
Paranoid Android is a superb track if you hear it on a decent hifi.
I was going from the description, except for the bit about volume not going anywhere.
I'm not big into Radiohead but I like Creep.
I'm not big into Radiohead but I like Creep.
Good song all the way through in my oppinion, all 6 odd minutes of it. It was released on May 26th 1997 so its hardly new. Also, how does Creep sound anything like Paranoid Android? Creep is much more lively. Both excellent songs.
Flock wrote:
> Thankoo, now i'm going back to bed.
Well that was a waste of time.
I've just downloaded 5 or 6 songs and i've found that my description would seem a little off for anyone who knew the song, apparently it's Paranoid Android and the bit i was describing was as Mr Yorke launches into " Whats there....." cool song for the first 2 and a half minutes.
> Thankoo, now i'm going back to bed.
Well that was a waste of time.
I've just downloaded 5 or 6 songs and i've found that my description would seem a little off for anyone who knew the song, apparently it's Paranoid Android and the bit i was describing was as Mr Yorke launches into " Whats there....." cool song for the first 2 and a half minutes.
It's not 'Creep' is it?
Monday afternoon i was in the local record store and a track came on that i liked, it sounded unmistakably like Radiohead but i've got no lyrics for you, only a description.
It's quietly gentle with an ominous backing that seems to comprise of four notes and Mr Yorke floating all over it like a ghost, it never goes anywhere in the volume stakes and it's not No Suprises. It didn't seem as abstract as anything they've done recently either.
Thankoo, now i'm going back to bed.
It's quietly gentle with an ominous backing that seems to comprise of four notes and Mr Yorke floating all over it like a ghost, it never goes anywhere in the volume stakes and it's not No Suprises. It didn't seem as abstract as anything they've done recently either.
Thankoo, now i'm going back to bed.
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