First listen to Radiohead - Exit Music (For a Film)
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This is peak Radiohead for me. Glad you didn't insert any pauses.
Paranoid Android and Karma Police are stunning masterpieces, but this song might be my favorite off the album. The build up and emotional power of it is beyond incredible:)
@@DiconDissectionalReactions To me its Climbing Up the Walls into No Surprises but the whole album is great and it is not their best album possibly I like In Rainbows and Kid A as much and Hail to the Thief even comes close.
@@jameshannagan7830 personally I would say that Kid A isn't better than OK Computer. It comes damn close to it though. And In Rainbows is just fantastic, though it does have those mood swings though which does kinda hurt it but its still fantastic. The hard question is what Radioheads worst album is
@@typicalfurry2747 I always saw Kid A as distilling the sound of Radiohead, up to that point, and doing away with the more traditonal musical forms. I also loved the hidden CD insert.
@@jamesmason3348 yeah I can see why someone wouldn't liek it as much as other Radiohead albums. The hidden track is pretty cool too. Like if Treefingers was extended. Now that I think about it someone should combine the two, I feel like it would work
Hello Daniel. I last commented from my hospital bed. I was watching your reaction videos from the dystopian hellscape of suffering and death while I went through 2 comas and 5 surgeries.
You gave me hope for young people. Watching you discover beautiful music brought me joyful tears many times.
OK Computer takes many listens and you'll hear new layers of beauty each time. I saw Radiohead live at The Hollywood Bowl in August of 2001. It was an amazing show.
I'm old now, on meds, in the hospital as much as out, not long for this life. But I'll keep watching and listening until I go to the great endless concert in the sky.
Hello my friend, I am speechless after reading this comment. I currently cannot even fathom what you have and are going through, but I hope you can continue to find peace, joy, and meaning in spite of the hell. All I can say now is thank you for your kind and encouraging words.
God bless you sir. I'm sure that was difficult to write.
Imagine being an alien and this is the first piece of music you ever hear…
This song absolutely floored me the first time I heard it, and I still sometimes find myself damn near holding my breath and barely moving when I listen to it. The composition and production of this song is just incredible, like Sergeant Peppers level artistry.
Same. This was my first time hearing it and I caught myself holding my breath a time or two. So amazing.
I was sixteen or seventeen and I had rented the VHS of the movie Romeo+Juliet and watched it but soon as my TV screen went black with the end credits and this song started playing I had almost forgotten about the movie! I was blown away. I had to wait for the weekend to go to the nearest big city with a big enough record store and I bought Ok Computer. At home I discovered I actually already knew Paranoid Android and Karma Police because they had been released as singles and got played on the radio and on MTV. So much has changed in the way we have access and “consume” music! Anyway the first concert Radiohead did in my country after I was there and funny enough it was at the Roman Arena in Verona. But it wasn’t Romeo and Juliet story you could easily pick up from this song if you knew what movie was associated to it that worked for me, I think, it was the cold rage of the verse “We hope that you choke” repeated at the end. The rage that comes with young love when you find out that love doesn’t change the greed and corruption in the world. I was a teenager in the 1990s, a girl that wasn’t searching for sappy songs. This is my little story about how I discovered Radiohead that nobody asked for!
They really are the best at creating atmospheric tracks
That accolade belongs to Talk Talk's last two classics!
This was powerfully used as the "exit music" for an episode of Black Mirror entitled " Shut Up and Dance" ( I think)
You're right. One of my favorite episodes.
It's the tone of his haunting voice. That and the music mirror each other. It moves like no other in that Thome York style. To me anyway. It's definitely one of their bests. A tear too passes my eye.
"I would love to make music like this." is the biggest compliment you can make to an artist. No pressure Daniel, but I know one day you will. This is a truly humbling song, as was your reaction to it. My best, as ever.
Thom and Johnny are genuises. Their music is thoughtful, deep, complex, layered, and they have the knack to set bitting lyrics to the most beautiful and moving music e.g this - Exit music, and Karma Policd
And Paranoid Android, which you have reacted to, and No Surprises, Street spirit, too many to list!
2008 In rainbows tour - St. Louis, MO - After covering Portishead's The Rip earlier in the day for a RUclips video backstage, Radiohead perfoms Exit Music as an encore in front of a stunned, silent, & tearful crowd. Everyone, including the band was impressed by the audiences silent reflection.
One of the greatest songs of all time.
One of their best for me, its wraps up all they do in a complete and understandable package.
If Johnny Greenwood only knew what Thom had in store for him in a few years.
You get a bit of that tiring confusion at the end, but it sheds a light on how complex a song can be composed even when it uses a couple regular chord progressions.
I've been a Radiohead fan for almost 15 years and your reactions to this album are somehow making me appreciate it even more. I've seen live countless times, even did dozens of podcast episodes about them, but your reactions and analysis make me want to dive back in and really sit and listen to these albums in a way I haven't in a long time. So grateful you're enjoying this record and I hope you end up going into more of their catalogue. Cannot say enough kind words about your videos - truly the kind of sincere, insightful, and thoughtful music reactions that remind you what makes music so powerful and communal in the first place.
You have to check out some of their live performances, I put Radiohead right up there with Pink Floyd for making thoughtful music. And as with Floyd, Radiohead have made and conitinue to make timeless music.
Absolutely agree Lee!!
Daniel, please do Radiohead 'From the Basement' live sessions, you will get to see how brilliant they are recreating their tunes live.
I agree 100%
Absolutely agree with Lee W and others!!
Daniel, please do Radiohead 'From the Basement' live sessions, you will get to see how brilliant they are recreating their tunes live.
This music gives me chills one of the best
So genuine, as always! Love this channel
Your facial expressions. Doesn’t matter how many times I hear this. It always makes me tear up. Great reaction!
Mellotron magic (or whatever they used).
youre great man, thanks for the videos
Please do the "In Rainbows" album.. Also you gotta check out the "From the basement" sessions
First-time listener to this one. Very powerful, and I can see why it stirred such deep emotion in Daniel. The number creates an atmosphere of melancholy.
I pretty much cry every time I hear a radiohead song so you’re not alone
you are doing a fantastic job with your ok computer journey. love it!
This song is probably their Best ! ( Real Deep )
Really Good Song Daniel !
Wow, I got chills. Amazing song!
I love the scream sound in the back of the song...
Great reaction, as always, Daniel. LOVE this song, as well... and it does fit beautifully into the masterpiece that is OK Computer. ...and speaking of masterpieces... yes. You should react to Pet Sounds. It's a monumental album that shows Brian Wilson at the height of his genius. The Beach Boys basically filled in the vocals as Brian used The Wrecking Crew (the best session band in the world at that time) as his players. Well worth a reaction.
Modern masterpiece
My favourite too, along with Lucky.
One of my favorites. Powerful, absolutely incredible live as well.
I don't know if I agree with the review you referenced on the chord changes. The song is relatively easy, and a great acoustic excercise. (Am, E mostly, Gm on the "breathe", Asus, A on the verse end. The F# obsession didn't make sense. Even the "You can laugh" bridge Am, B, E, F Bb, E). Trying to pull the vocal off, another story.
There were several songs, or pieces of songs, that did not get used on OKC, but were included as b-sides and on an EP Running With Demons. Parts of Meeting In the Aisles and Mellatonin were used in Exit Music, which I always thought interesting. Talk Show Host was on the soundtrack, another awesome attitude-driven song.
Thanks, enjoying your OKC disection. ✌️
Well, Thom uses a capo on this song. So although he's playing it in A minor, it ends up in B minor in terms of the actual pitches produced.
You are doing a brilliant job. Keep it up.
This is one of my all-time favorite Radiohead songs. So powerful and full of raw emotion, which Radiohead can do so well (and beautiful.
Check out a live performance of "Talk Show Host" which also was included in the film.
One of the greatest lovesongs ever! It is Romeo and Juliette...
3:27 Movie character and audience suspect a certain plot twist, still some uncertainty
3:31 Plot twist revealed
We all would love to make music like this. Our guys set the bar very high lol.
(Love your videos, thanks.)
Thanks, Daniel.
This is so emotional
This song will always make me think of the comedy show "Father Ted." If you know the scene, you'll know why.
“Father, do you mind if I put on the radio?”
Another lovely painful song. Interesting back story I didn’t know, appreciate that.
0:55 It definitely is.
"Sing us a song...
A song to keep us warm.
There's such a chill... Such a chill.
Often I can't understand a word they are saying but it feels so beautiful Im just in a trance and misty eyed.
I'm actually using this as the closer to my marching show this year.
My favorite track from the album as well.
Hi Daniel, have you ever considered doing Talk Talk? If so, may i recommend you start with 'The Colour Of Spring' from '86. One of Rick Wright's favourite albums!
Please listen to 'Where you end and I begin" by them. Also Thom Yorke "Hearing Damage". PS--- This song was perfect for 'Romeo and Juliet' as the end song. I would also recommend Radiohead "Come Slowly" it is similar to this in sound.
I love watching people react to this song
Such a fitting song for the exit of that black mirror episode
If you can imagine this after both Romeo and Juliet have killed themselves, you can feel the sadness and the anger and it makes so much sense.
They recorded the album in the actress Jane Seymour's 15th-century mansion (as have various other bands). To get that effect on Thom's voice, they recorded his vocals in the bathroom!
You should check out the documentary “Meeting People Is Easy”. It follows the band around the world on the OK Computer tour and is a work of art itself. I’ve probably watched it a hundred times!
I always interpreted the "there's such a chill" line to be the cold creeping death entering the protagonist's (i.e. Romeo's) body through the poison.
14:28 I HOPE … I HOPE … I HOPE YOUUUUUUU CHOKE!!!
Have you seen Westworld? This song was featured in the last season and it was perfect
Can you react to the Neal Morse band the call live
The darkest song on OK computer
Or is that Climbing Up the Walls?
Just gonna say it again, and I hope I'm not being annoying, but, I really think you are one of the few reactors who can do a good reaction to O Superman by Laurie Anderson.
Glastonbury 1997 version is intense.
Dude…👊🏽
No surprise that people want this song played at their funeral.
I disagree with the person who interpreted the lyrics. Romeo and Juliet didn't make a pact to die to be together. That was not their escape. They were going to run off together. They killed themselves after finding the other dead. If Romeo had gotten the message her death was fake, they wouldn't have died. This is more tragic than a suicide pact.
black mirror
Great song, maybe my favourite from Paranoid Android! Though most will say PA is their best I prefer The Bends and In Rainbows. Still a great album though!
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@@jameshannagan7830 wdym
you should react to "Only You" by Yaz The first time I heard it was on the show "Fringe" and the way it was used was sad but inspired hope. The song without the show I don't know what it's about.
Yazoo sang that song
@@paulhagger3895 The British name of the band was Yazoo. In the U.S., it was shortened to Yaz.
@@richardnanian6075 really? Didn't know that.There was another band called Yazz. They sang "The only way is up". I thought perhaps that was the confusion.
@@paulhagger3895 I can understand that. I hadn't heard of Yazz, but I just looked them - or rather her - up. Apparently she is a solo artist, though she was also billed as Yazz and the Plastic Population, which suggests a group. It looks like she turned into a Christian singer at some point. In any case, she never made a dent in the U.S., as far as I can tell. I had never heard anything by her, and I'm usually pretty good on rock and pop music knowledge from 1965 through 2005 (in English, that is).
The Vince Clark and Alison Moyet duo was known as Yaz in the U.S. and Canada. They have a significant following here - they still get a lot of play on Sirius's 1st Wave channel - even though they made only two albums, apparently were never even in the studio together for the second one, and both have had more success since then, with Clarke forming Erasure and Moyet selling a lot of albums and winning multiple awards as a solo artist.
Cheers.
@@richardnanian6075 don't worry, you're not missing much.
This song is peak Gen X
THOM YORKE IS GOD!!!! END OF STORY!