Follow Me Around
‘Follow Me Around’ is taken from ‘KID A MNESIA’ out 5th November via XL Recordings. // Directors: Us // Starring Guy Pearce
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‘Follow Me Around’ is taken from ‘KID A MNESIA’ out 5th November via XL Recordings. // Directors: Us // Starring Guy Pearce
Orchestra of the Swan's cover of Radiohead's 'Pyramid Song' arr. by David Le Page featuring Bruce O'Neil and Graham Instrall, featuring on the Timelapse album, released on 22/01/21. AVAILABLE TO BUY: http://smarturl.it/OotSTimelapse
The Timelapse album creates a space where sounds of the past and present collide to form a unique musical landscape. Although the pieces were written, in some cases, centuries apart and in culturally disparate eras, it is striking how much these contrasting works inhabit such similar emotional territory. Intriguing pairings of works by Rameau and Radiohead, Schubert, and The Smiths, Adés and Grieg, Satie and Reich, compliment each other beautifully and style have become irrelevant.
Phoebe Bridgers x Arlo Parks perform a stripped back Radio 1 Piano Sessions version of 'Fake Plastic Trees' by Radiohead for Phil Taggart's Chillest Show
I'm on a roll
I'm on a roll this time
I feel my luck could change
Kill me, Sarah
Kill me again with love
It's gonna be a glorious day
Pull me out of the aircrash
Pull me out of the lake
'Cause I'm your superhero
We are standing on the edge
The head of state has called for me by name
But I don't have time for him
It's gonna be a glorious day
I feel my luck could change
Pull me out of the aircrash
Pull me out of the lake
'Cause I'm your superhero
We are standing on the edge
We are standing on the edge
Mirror People - Paranoid Android (From Radar's OKC20)
Directed by Oscar Hudson // Taken from OK Computer OKNOTOK 1997 2017 - http://www.oknotok.co.uk
Radiohead - Videotape - Live From The Basement
Welcome to Vox Pop: Earworm!
In my first episode of Earworm, I speak with Warren Lain. He's a Radiohead fan who also happens to be an incredibly talented musician and music teacher. In December 2016 he uploaded a 38 minute video to YouTube about a Radiohead song that I deeply love, "Videotape." He had been thinking about the music theory behind this seemingly simple song for the better part of a decade. The reason? “Videotape”, a slow rhythmically monotonous song, is actually syncopated. I’m joined also by Erin Barra, a professor at Berklee College of Music, who helped Warren and I explain this musical illusion.
The ways in which Radiohead's music has challenged me as a musician and songwriter are unspeakable, but I try my best to put it in words in this video about this deeply embedded musical idea hiding in plain sight (hearing): hidden syncopation.
This is a subject worth many more videos and words, but for now, to view it through the lens of "Videotape" I hope excites and motivates you to get out there and really study and make more music.
Fitter, happier, more productive
Comfortable
Not drinking too much
Regular exercise at the gym
Three days a week
Getting on better with your associate employee contemporaries
At ease
Eating well
No more microwave dinners and saturated fats
A patient, better driver
A safer car
Baby smiling in back seat
Sleeping well
No bad dreams
No paranoia
Careful to all animals
Never washing spiders down the plughole
Keep in contact with old friends
Enjoy a drink now and then
Will frequently check credit at moral bank
Hole in the wall
Favours for favours
Fond but not in love
Charity standing orders
On Sundays ring road supermarket
No killing moths or putting boiling water on the ants
Car wash
Also on Sundays
No longer afraid of the dark or midday shadows
Nothing so ridiculously teenage and desperate
Nothing so childish
At a better pace
Slower and more calculated
No chance of escape
Now self-employed
Concerned but powerless
An empowered and informed member of society
Pragmatism not idealism
Will not cry in public
Less chance of illness
Tyres that grip in the wet
Shot of baby strapped in back seat
A good memory
Still cries at a good film
Still kisses with saliva
No longer empty and frantic like a cat tied to a stick
That's driven into frozen winter shit
The ability to laugh at weakness
Calm
Fitter, healthier and more productive
A pig in a cage on antibiotics
An official release of a full set live at Coachella - 21st April 2017 // Director—Kerry Asmussen
Setlist:
Daydreaming
Desert Island Disk
Ful Stop
15 Step
Myxomatosis
Lucky
All I Need
Pyramid Song
Everything in Its Right Place
Bloom
Identikit
My Iron Lung
The Gloaming
I Might Be Wrong
Bodysnatchers
Exit Music (for a Film)
Reckoner
Encore:
No Surprises
Paranoid Android
Fake Plastic Trees
Lotus Flower
Idioteque
'Man Of War', taken from the forthcoming album OK NOT OK 1997-2017, out June 23rd on XL Recordings. http://oknotok.co.uk/
Director: Colin Read
Co-Director: Connor Kammerer
Produced By: Pulse Films
Cinematogrpahy: Todd Martin
Executive Prodcuer: Rik Green
Producer: Jess Lowe
Production Coordinator: Eleni Cocores
1st Ac: Emma Hing
2nd Ac: Zoë Yi
Gaffer: Lori Dinsmore
Wardrobe Stylist: Chelsea Netzband
Hair & Make-Up: Anissa Salazar
Movement Director: Katherine Helen Fisher
Key Pa: Jon Emerenciano
Pa: Richard Aleman
Editor: Colin Readcolorist: Tom Poole
Compositor: Colin Read
Man: Dylan Kammerer
Follower: Pascal Rekoert
Follower: Lindsay Head
Follower: Brandon Washington
Follower: Martin Durov
Follower: Ayo Jackson
Girl: Kaja Jean
Extras: Darnell Scott, Dana Castner, Midori Ishizuka, Fernanda Read, Marya Spence, Kerri Grinnage, Elsa Chiao, Lauren Cannon, Brian Berding, Brandon Burns, Taylor Nawrocki, Futoshi Tokuyama, Kia Carbone, Kaja Jean, Jacob Ireland, Roberto Balatbat, Alex Fogt, Charlie Flowers, Ty Flowers, Nico Teixeira, Brandon Stepanow, Ariana Martin, Jeff Youmans, Kat Hom, Bill Pierce, Kristin London & Oliver Clark.