A good live era for the band, guitars and soundscapes in tact, charging drum beat, off-kilter bass, Mr Yorke going with a lonely love song of a lyric, and a build-up like only Radiohead does. They were grown ups here.
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Thom Yorke Tuesday: “Arpeggi/Weird Fishes” Live
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Thom Yorke Tuesday: “Myxomatosis”
January 24th, 2012
Any song that is named after a disease that affects rabbits and is caused by the Myxoma virus is something that Thom Yorke should be responsible for. One of the most powerful onslaughts in the Radiohead catalog, this was the first time at a stadium was compelled to singalong to a song about dead read rabbits.
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Thom Yorke Tuesday: “Fitter Happier”
January 17th, 2012
How is everyone feeling today? Good? Not good? Indifferent? Happy? Unhappy? Passively getting through your day? Well this will make you feel worse. And to think, in 1997, with little Internet to dominate us, Radiohead felt anti-Facebook…
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Thom Yorke composes two songs for Rag & Bone
January 6th, 2012
Hey everyone, that is Thom Yorke of Radiohead walking through Hyde Park with some nice clothing. And hey everyone, Thom composed two new tracks for American fashion label, Rag & Bone, for their Spring 2012 runway show. And now we get to have them on our site. The tracks are called “Stuck Together” and “Twist.” Enjoy. Get ethereal.
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25 Things We Liked In Music In 2011
December 28th, 2011
We wanted to make a list, a top-21 list, but we think order doesn’t really matter to us anymore. It just about impact, and we aren’t talking about the impact that these songs had on the world-at-large, but the songs that we cherished, remembered, spent time with, and really felt defined our lives in 2011. Bon Iver, Fleet Foxes, Girls, Radiohead, Noel Gallagher, Dirty Beaches, Beach Fossils, Real Estate, and Woods all called our stereo home, while Madlib, Shabazz Palaces, and the Beastie Boys all had their major moments with us on various drives/road trips/moments in the city this year. So without further ado, here are 25 songs that we feel entered our canon of favorites this year. Enjoy, and welcome to 2012. —Raymond Brown / The Citrus Report staff
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Household Worms by Stanley Donwood
December 20th, 2011
Mr Donwood, who showed at our FIFTY24SF Gallery in 2010, just released a new book, Household Worms in his webshop. The book is described as “Forty-one stories of varying lengths and levels of cheerfulness from the failing brain of Stanley Donwood. Ideal as a Zmas stocking filler for the slightly deranged. The same size as old fashioned Penguin books, this sumptuous paperback has 144 pages and an embossed cover featuring a detail from one of Mr Donwood’s linocuts, as well as a frontispiece and an endispiece (?) by Zachariah Twain.”
Thom Yorke Tuesday: “Follow Me Around”
December 6th, 2011
This song may never see the light of day, and just like “True Love Waits,” remains one of the most cult-followed songs in the Radiohead catalog. And it sort of just follows Radiohead around wherever they go. Like “Creep.”
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Thom Yorke Tuesday: “I Will”
November 15th, 2011
This is the type of song that your dad writes as lullabye and you hear it year’s later and realize your father is tad on the crazy side. But you know the song is really good, and you know that at least he had your best interests in mind.
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