Can influenced radiohead

And it goes from pre-Soviet invasion to Soviet invasion, to post and the Taliban. Really tender and accurate and I know some universal truths about it and not just about the Pixies.

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Before that, they created a masterpiece that defined the next geneartion of musicians: OK Computer Thom Yorke and his band mates are big fans of David Byrnes group. This record also has the classic track Wild Wild Life. Another influence that impacted the british quintet was the mythical singer and guitarist Jeff Buckley RIP. The article apparently appeared in AAA magazine.

You can hear the audience willing him on. And you can hear he's ill, he can't hit the notes, and yet the songs are so powerful in that environment with the prisoners there, whooping and laughing. Yes, really. The book inspired some of the death-obsessed lyrics of "Airbag. Some random woman at a bar in Los Angeles who erupted in anger when someone spilled a drink on her. This unnamed woman, Yorke once explained , was the inspiration behind the "Kicking screaming Gucci little piggy" line in "Paranoid Android.

According to the book Exit Music: The Radiohead Story , Radiohead was inspired by the "more stark, foreboding work" of legendary composer Ennio Morricone , who is perhaps best known for his scores for western films.

This influence is most prominent on the sparse, eerie "Exit Music. Not the Shakespeare text—rather, the Baz Luhrmann film from Luhrmann commissioned the band to write a song for the film, sending them a minute clip, and Radiohead came up with "Exit Music For a Film.

Yorke was so fond of the song he decided to include it on OK Computer. The former is a analysis of British society under Conservative rule; the latter is an unsettling historical study of the 20th century. It's not clear how the hell Thom Yorke had time for so much reading in and , but "these tomes seems to have left the songwriter with a profound distaste for politics," The Telegraph reported.

The album was largely recorded in a historic and possibly haunted 15th-century mansion owned by Jane Seymour. The house had a profound effect on the recording process, though Yorke reportedly hated it. Yes, this took place a decade before OK Computer , but it had a severe effect on Yorke's psyche and inspired "Airbag," as well as other automobile-themed nightmares "Killer Cars," "Stupid Car".