Fun fact, Thom didn't actually know he was being recorded here. Jonny just dressed in camouflage and followed him around with a camera so he could record Thom's average Thursday night walk.
@@JustSeb825825_p4ssw0rd meh. The only good song on the studio version of TKOL is the first song, Bloom. Now if we're talking about the basement version that is basically an improvement from TKOL in practically every way
Out of all the radiohead lyrics, i think i love the way thom sings "just cause you feel it doesnt mean its there" the most. Such a simple but hard-hitting line that he sings beautifully
" just 'cause you think you can feel like Osama Bin-laden was responsible for 911 , doesn't mean that is what happened . You're sure ? There there , poor little American . So hard done by ... "
"It made me cry when we finished it, actually, I blubbed my eyes out. Don't know why... I went to L.A. and Nigel played me the mix and it just made me cry, I was in tears for ages. I just thought it was the best thing we'd ever done." Thom
@@regularshow960 its a very personal preference but i probably would, next to knives out and i might be wrong this is one of my favourite radiohead tracks
Same here bro! I've been listening to them in an almost religous way as of lately! Just received Ok Computer and Kid A on vinyl from the mailbox today. Man, these guys are great at what they do!
Lyrics: In pitch dark I go walking in your landscape Broken branches Trip me as I speak Just 'cause you feel it Doesn't mean it's there Just 'cause you feel it Doesn't mean it's there There's always a siren Singing you to shipwreck (Don't reach out, don't reach out Don't reach out, don't reach out) Steer away from these rocks We'd be a walking disaster (Don't reach out, don't reach out Don't reach out, don't reach out) Just 'cause you feel it Doesn't mean it's there (Someone on your shoulder Someone on your shoulder) Just 'cause you feel it Doesn't mean it's there (Someone on your shoulder Someone on your shoulder) There there! Why so green and lonely? Lonely, lonely? Heaven sent you to me To me, to me? We are accidents waiting Waiting to happen We are accidents waiting Waiting to happen
Storytime fellas The year was 2003, probably the time between July to September. The clock was ticking 1am. And the music video of There, there was playing on MTV. I was a 3 year old kid, and upon seeing this video I was quite confused and had a very unexplainable feeling probably due to the kind of visuals it showed. So as a confused kid I asked my dad what this song and what is happening in the video, my dad just made up a story that the guy in the video stole clothes and boots of someone so he was punished by God or something to become like a tree. And that's how it ended, I never got to know about the name of the music and the band who made it. But this video gave me a very unsettling feeling as a kid, and for 17 years I just couldn't forget that. It was like sealed into my memory forever, a vivid memory of a very unsettling song with strange music. After 17 years (2020) I started using RUclips more frequently than ever, by this time I thought that vivid memory about that "unsettling song" was just maybe a dream or a made up memory in my head and suddenly one night a thought struck my head that what if the memory wasn't fake or made up or a dream. What if the memory was real. So I started searching on youtube with words that went like "music video with a man turning into a tree", "old music video of a man turning into a tree", "guy steals clothes and boots and turns into a tree music video". And after a few weeks of searching with keywords like these and going through like 80 - 100 videos I finally landed on this video. And while I was watching the music video the song and the video itself started giving me the same unnerving feeling which I had 17 years ago. And I felt like I was back in 2003 in my old home with the CRT TV that was playing this song at 1am. And after the video ended I started to do more research on this band (Radiohead) and found out it defines all the insecurities and problems I have, through their music. 17 years later I found something that was unnerving to me as a kid but now it gives me a feeling like I found a lost friend. Thank you Radiohead for making great timeless music that helped and still helps me through bad days.
I have a story like this about a Peter Gabriel music video in 86 called sledgehammer. I was 4 years old and I was always mesmerized by the stop animation and then at the end he dresses into this black head to toe outfit with glowing dots on it like stars on a night sky back drop. And my dad would see me run and hide every time that ending came because it unnerved me to no end. To this day I still love that song and the artist but that music video near the end spooks the young me. Lol
Why is no one talking about how good Thom's body expression is? He's really good at that kind of stuff, like in the Lotus Flower video, his dancing is actually really good too.
I'm being completely honest: I CAN NOT take the base drum of the whole song out of my head. It's been already 9 days with the goddamn drum rhythm on constant loop while walking, taking a shower, trying to do something from work. It's completely addictive. Wholesome addictive.
For many months I woke up and went to sleep with different parts of this song playing in my head. It's really a masterpiece, I could listen to it forever and not get bored.
i'm absolutely in awe by how well they managed to capture the vibe of an old british victorian children's folktale i wouldn't be surprised if an animator like james lee was actually inspired by thom's jagged clay-like movements in this
I love the song, but am amazed at the imagination to come up with secret lives of animals in the forest. It's so heartening and lovely to think this might happen. Cat weddings? Absolutely.
is also inspired by Dante's Divine Comedy: the dark forest, the man who becomes a tree (like the ignavi in Dante's hell), the shoes, the white dress, etc...
For someone who listened to all the rock music, hard rock, heavy metal, punk, grunge, funk metal, psychedelic, prog rock... Radiohead is my favourite band of all time.
I love that I can see Björk's influence here. The two acts are pretty much contemporaries both forward thinking artists and both are fans of each other.
I think it’s one of the most underrated Radiohead’s songs... it’s a perfect example of a beginning, buildup, the breakdown itself and outro. it’s just so magical and ridiculously right working, i’m shocked that i haven’t noticed this song earlier
I know this isn't the songs intent, but this song really helps me with anxiety "Just cause you feel it doesn't mean it's there" :) edit: read a lot of personal experiences in the comments people have had. All I can say is best of luck to you, thank you for your interpretations and thank you for making the world feel a little smaller
Actually I've read that the song is meant to be reassuring. Thom Yorke said the song was "supposed to be comforting - 'It's alright, you're just imagining it.'" :)
This song is about Thom's dream. Sadly, when he woke up, the dream was gone. He felt it was with him, but in reality, it was just a dream. Just because you feel like, doesn't mean it is there with you. And if you choose to believe that dream was real, then you will die in reality, meaning walking disaster and shipwreck. This MV is about Thom choosing to live inside of his dream, and slowly dying. Thom cried after the first recording of this song in the studio.
Loved Radiohead since high school in the 90s. Was playing this non stop on the plane over to Iraq knowing not everyone’s coming back. Thankfully 10 months later I came back. I’ll never forget that plane ride and those who never came back. I still think of them whenever I play this song.
Bro, so you served the nation. Are you still "proud" of it? or you just fulfilled your command? Idk man, for me if I got picked up I would never risk my life for a nonsense president who decides base on nothing like Bush, Biden, Trump shows over and over They're so fools to make a decision for themselves, I've always surprised how if they can'¡t think for themselves, how they command other pple to dir for what? Something they wouldn't "Serve the copuntry" is only a tradition, only for a gullible ones for me
My dad passed away yesterday and now I'm making a playlist with all the songs he loved and I remember him by. This is one of them. Thank you dad for showing me the greatest artists of all times. Loved, missed and never forgotten 🤘🔥❤🙏
I’m 17 years old, and this is my favourite Radiohead song. Arguably my favourite song at the moment. I remember the first time I heard this song, I was a moderate Radiohead fan at the time. It didn’t exactly catch my ear straight away but with like many Radiohead songs the more you listen to them the more captivating and ethereal they begin to sound. Radiohead are easily my favourite band right now, even Spotify says so… 🥰
Yes, especially him turning into a tree in the end... apparently in Dante’s Inferno people who committed suicide turn into trees... implications, implications
+David Reynolds i've never thought of nickelback that highly tbh. They're like limp bizkit trying to be cool by playing RATM's killing in the name. Idk, just my $0.2
this would make a fabulous fairy tale of old, or a parable. there’s a man who wanders into a deep, dark forest in the middle of the night. at first, he simply observes the lives of the animals, not taking anything nor harming them. but once he attempt to take something that doesn’t belong to him and which he doesn’t need, he’s met with a punishment and now will forever stand in the very forest he attempted to steal from
Watching it for the very first time, two ideas came to my mind: "Didn't I read a story like this when I was very little?", and "Why does this video look exactly like my dreams and nightmares?"
@@ITHPROJECTS It’s in English subtitles, just FYI but the whole movie is segments based on the director’s actual dreams. It’s how I discovered Kurosawa. I would love to speak with you about it later!
@@myaeiskeefe849 they are prog sometimes, wether that label is good for them or not is arguable. this song tho? eh I don’t think so. compared to other stuff this song is more straight forward imo. obviously still amazing
@@myaeiskeefe849 the title track (Kid A) and The National Anthem Id say can be considered. that being said you’re not gonna find many similarities with them and Genesis for example. Not similar sounding but many people still see them as prog/art rock
One of the things I love about Radiohead is that everyone can hear the same Album and so many people have different ideas on what song is best, and for what reason. My buddy and his older brother got me into Radiohead and every album release that came out we all had different songs as our favorites or "Best Of". This one was My friends older brother's favorite. This whole album was transformative for me and too this day I can listen to it on repeat all of the way through.
When Thom sings “There’s always a siren singing you to shipwreck” you can literally hear the siren singing on the left side (shoulder devil/temptation/wrong) while simultaneously on the right side (shoulder angel/conscience/right) you hear conscience saying “Don’t reach out”
Just wanted to say thank you my sister for showing me this song its incredible. She absolutely loves Radiohead and Thom York and im happy to say she introduced me to there magnificent works.
happens a lot with them im noticing. I fell in love with radiohead sometime around 2003, listened to I might be wrong live album more times then I can remember. Then I just moved on to different music. Got back into them around 2010, listened for a few then wanted more "happier" music and moved on again. Then 2016 happened and youtube suggested a song by them while I was comin off of a break up, and BOOM, I more of a fan now then I ever was. They just grow on you.
After all these years I still dont get how these songs can be the same time such healing and such hurting. Making me feel human again and also this weak and fragile. Such a release coming back to myself.
@@concars1234 Kid A has like 2 phenomenal songs on it, the rest are experimental rock fillers. it’s a very important album for it shaped their sound, but it’s overrated as fck
my mum raised me on radiohead. I am 14 years old, and I distinctly remember watching this on repeat when i was 3-5 years old. It used to scare me but I loved it for the animals. Miss those days.
In 2:27 Thom looks over the dining animals. I like to interpret it as a need for belonging which cannot be satisfied. Thom wants to be part of something, but he can't, as he's looking from "outside". It's the best part of the video clip, as the song goes "Just cause you feel it , Doesn't mean it's there" and you have this very sad yet warm feeling.
@3:35 the guitar of Jonny Greenwood sounds like surf music to me. So totally unique.... I really love how this song builds..... #Radiohead is absolutely brilliant and ethereal on every creative level
In pitch dark I go walking in your landscape Broken branches Trip me as I speak Just 'cause you feel it Doesn't mean it's there Just 'cause you feel it Doesn't mean it's there There's always a siren Singing you to shipwreck (Don't reach out, don't reach out Don't reach out, don't reach out) Steer away from these rocks We'd be a walking disaster (Don't reach out, don't reach out Don't reach out, don't reach out) Just 'cause you feel it Doesn't mean it's there (Someone on your shoulder Someone on your shoulder) Just 'cause you feel it Doesn't mean it's there (Someone on your shoulder Someone on your shoulder) There there! Why so green and lonely? Lonely, lonely? Heaven sent you to me To me, to me? We are accidents waiting Waiting to happen We are accidents waiting Waiting to happen
It is an absolutely amazing album. Are you kidding me?! Get out of here with your nonsense. Bloom, Give Up the Ghost, Separator! Come on now- so good. And it was an EXCELLENT tour. I've seen them 6 times live and that may be my favorite performance. Though the most recent North American tour this summer was really, really incredible.
@@felipegussoni2124 I have, but thank you for the suggestion, nonetheless. And since it's 2am where I am and I can't sleep, I think I'll go enjoy it again! TKOL unfairly gets a bad wrap, but it's quite often my favorite radiohead album (I do go through different phases, as I'm sure all fans do). I'm glad you also can see how amazing it is!
eu sei é a novela da globo travessia tema de brisa e oto eu nunca tinha escutado essa música mais quando eu escutei a primeira vez amei e não quero parar de escutar
I don't know what it was but as a kid I used to tell my dad to play the radio head dvd over and over just for this music video. The transformation of him becoming a tree always just looked so cool yet unsettling and it's something I still think about and i'm not sure why?
My mom used to play this music video when i was little and i was terrified of it today i remembered that memory and tried to find that video i feel complete
LOVE, LOVE, LOVE THIS SONG! i saw Thom in an interview saying he wrote this song and made the video for it for his little boy. How totally frickin' cool is that?!! What an awesome Daddy!!!
@@Potatopie9 You are very welcome, my friend. Radiohead is just a most insanely talented bunch of guys, and Thom is my absolute favorite! I love the way he looks, the way he moves when he sings, just everything about him. And to know that he is a SWEETHEART of a guy makes me love him even more. What a mind he has, to create this sweet video of squirrels, bunnies and other adorable woodland creatures and then write this amazingly beautiful song playing with it, all to entertain his little boy......!! That man is one in a million! I would love to meet him and be able to actually talk with him. He is just an amazing person to me. I wish you could have seen the interview.... the way his eyes lit up when talking about his little boy, it was really cool. Glad you liked my info, honey! Stay safe and take care!
Always freakin amazing!!!!!!! I showed this back when it came out to my step dad who is a huge huge Beatles fan. He was amazed on how good this was. After the video he asked if I had any of there CDs to barrow.
I like this psychedelic, hypnotic sound, which makes me travel in another dimension; a sound of the 70s and exclusive to this era of transcendental meditation, musical experimentation and alternative ways of thinking!
This song is referenced in Tommy Orange’s debut novel “There There”. I just finished the book and I cried at the end. Had to listen to this song. What a strange feeling.
@@nikitas1841 lol I actually like all of Pablo Honey. Especially the last song is amazing. I dont think it's near as amazing as any other Radiohead albums but it's still good for a 90's rock album. Really suggest you relisten to Blow Out. Honestly sounds like it could be on any Radiohead album.
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Fun fact, Thom didn't actually know he was being recorded here. Jonny just dressed in camouflage and followed him around with a camera so he could record Thom's average Thursday night walk.
You just say that because your Guy incognito.
lies
"And here we have a wild Thom Yorke in his natural habitat."
Lol read your comment before watching the video. Then I saw the way Thom was walking lmao
Manita abre
It's funny how you'll find a 'this has to be one of the best radiohead songs' comment under almost every song
theyre are all so good.
@@JustSeb825825_p4ssw0rd except for most of Pablo Honey and most of TKOL
@@typicalfurry2747 i would definitely agree on pablo honey, but i think most tkol songs are pretty good, some are great
@@JustSeb825825_p4ssw0rd meh. The only good song on the studio version of TKOL is the first song, Bloom. Now if we're talking about the basement version that is basically an improvement from TKOL in practically every way
@@typicalfurry2747 fair enough. tkol in the basement is a force of nature.
Out of all the radiohead lyrics, i think i love the way thom sings "just cause you feel it doesnt mean its there" the most. Such a simple but hard-hitting line that he sings beautifully
I have that lyric tattooed on my arm ❤
" just 'cause you think you can feel like Osama Bin-laden was responsible for 911 , doesn't mean that is what happened . You're sure ? There there , poor little American . So hard done by ... "
exactly :((
He finally became Treefingers
Treefingers, the King of Limbs!
"tree fingers V salad fings" in theaters near you!!!
@@bray7934 I love you thom yorke♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
I dreamed I was a leaf on a tree I crumbled up and it was fun!
kid named treefingers:
"thom, do you think we could be in the video too?"
"no"
Or ...
Guys, do you want to be in the video too?
"nah"
@@johnbyron1077 Jonny looks terrified at the prospect, hides behind his bangs.
Thom, do you think we could be in the video too?
That's an idea...or how about weird puppet animals doing creepy shit?
@@ChiefSlacc Phil is also hiding behind his bangs...
jonny: could i at least have a turn with the "h"?
thom: no
"It made me cry when we finished it, actually, I blubbed my eyes out. Don't know why... I went to L.A. and Nigel played me the mix and it just made me cry, I was in tears for ages. I just thought it was the best thing we'd ever done."
Thom
what
Wow, really? I wouldn't consider it even close to their best works
@@regularshow960 its a very personal preference but i probably would, next to knives out and i might be wrong this is one of my favourite radiohead tracks
I agree with Thom. I like a lot this one!
Kanoa Pillen this sure is among their best works
I recently started getting into radiohead and each album just blows me away in one way or another.
Welcome!
Been listening to them for over 25 years and they still blow me away. Welcome to the club.
Same here bro! I've been listening to them in an almost religous way as of lately! Just received Ok Computer and Kid A on vinyl from the mailbox today. Man, these guys are great at what they do!
its going to be a marvelous life long journey
me too!
Lyrics:
In pitch dark
I go walking in your landscape
Broken branches
Trip me as I speak
Just 'cause you feel it
Doesn't mean it's there
Just 'cause you feel it
Doesn't mean it's there
There's always a siren
Singing you to shipwreck
(Don't reach out, don't reach out
Don't reach out, don't reach out)
Steer away from these rocks
We'd be a walking disaster
(Don't reach out, don't reach out
Don't reach out, don't reach out)
Just 'cause you feel it
Doesn't mean it's there
(Someone on your shoulder
Someone on your shoulder)
Just 'cause you feel it
Doesn't mean it's there
(Someone on your shoulder
Someone on your shoulder)
There there!
Why so green and lonely?
Lonely, lonely?
Heaven sent you to me
To me, to me?
We are accidents waiting
Waiting to happen
We are accidents waiting
Waiting to happen
Thanks !
Thom thanks
@@kamilouvin4314 Tom Hanks
I'm pretty sure it's greedy, not green
Legend
"We are accidents waiting to happen" is the best song quote ever
I love it!
its similar to a song of U2 "whose gonna ride your wild hourses".
This it's my life quote, that's why it's the best song!
it,s a cite for U2, perhaps U2 cited another, i dunno
Actually I think you'll find that they copied this from my parents.
Now we can see a Thom Yorke in its natural habitat
ahahahahahaaahhhhh. that was funny.
He hasn't eaten for two months, and he's hungry.
that was lovely
He s the Schrödinger 's human
Голос Дроздова за кадром.
Storytime fellas
The year was 2003, probably the time between July to September. The clock was ticking 1am. And the music video of There, there was playing on MTV. I was a 3 year old kid, and upon seeing this video I was quite confused and had a very unexplainable feeling probably due to the kind of visuals it showed. So as a confused kid I asked my dad what this song and what is happening in the video, my dad just made up a story that the guy in the video stole clothes and boots of someone so he was punished by God or something to become like a tree. And that's how it ended, I never got to know about the name of the music and the band who made it. But this video gave me a very unsettling feeling as a kid, and for 17 years I just couldn't forget that. It was like sealed into my memory forever, a vivid memory of a very unsettling song with strange music.
After 17 years (2020) I started using RUclips more frequently than ever, by this time I thought that vivid memory about that "unsettling song" was just maybe a dream or a made up memory in my head and suddenly one night a thought struck my head that what if the memory wasn't fake or made up or a dream. What if the memory was real. So I started searching on youtube with words that went like "music video with a man turning into a tree", "old music video of a man turning into a tree", "guy steals clothes and boots and turns into a tree music video". And after a few weeks of searching with keywords like these and going through like 80 - 100 videos I finally landed on this video. And while I was watching the music video the song and the video itself started giving me the same unnerving feeling which I had 17 years ago. And I felt like I was back in 2003 in my old home with the CRT TV that was playing this song at 1am. And after the video ended I started to do more research on this band (Radiohead) and found out it defines all the insecurities and problems I have, through their music. 17 years later I found something that was unnerving to me as a kid but now it gives me a feeling like I found a lost friend.
Thank you Radiohead for making great timeless music that helped and still helps me through bad days.
I have a story like this about a Peter Gabriel music video in 86 called sledgehammer. I was 4 years old and I was always mesmerized by the stop animation and then at the end he dresses into this black head to toe outfit with glowing dots on it like stars on a night sky back drop. And my dad would see me run and hide every time that ending came because it unnerved me to no end. To this day I still love that song and the artist but that music video near the end spooks the young me. Lol
cool story 😃
fantastic story mu guy
Nice story!
Holy shit that's amazing
That hypnotic triad at 3:17 just reels me in all the more its magic!
Fr. It gets stuck in my head all the time.
Strange, I was just talking about how their other song, "Go Slowly" has exactly the same riff.
that sound has such a strong effect on me
its not even a triad, two of the notes are B. its just a root, a minor third, and another root. and they make it sound absolutely MASSIVE
Their Bridges are songs in themselves.
Why is no one talking about how good Thom's body expression is? He's really good at that kind of stuff, like in the Lotus Flower video, his dancing is actually really good too.
Good is not the right word for the dancing
Thom’s movement and lack of emotion reminds me of a clay-mation character… he’s very very talented
I love you radiohead❤❤❤❤❤
My thom yorke
Soul in love❤❤❤
I like taking a break from Radiohead and then just absolutely just blast them for a month straight
Have yet to get to that point
@@Swarley2334 Don’t blame ya, they were constant for me for a good two years. Still have my Ok Computer CD
@@luisurena9955 Nice, I've only gotten into over the past 2ish years. Took me a bit to really get into em. Hooked ever since
ME TOO THIS SONG AND VIDEO IS EXTREMELY EERIE
@@Swarley2334 still going strong?
I'm being completely honest: I CAN NOT take the base drum of the whole song out of my head. It's been already 9 days with the goddamn drum rhythm on constant loop while walking, taking a shower, trying to do something from work. It's completely addictive. Wholesome addictive.
For many months I woke up and went to sleep with different parts of this song playing in my head. It's really a masterpiece, I could listen to it forever and not get bored.
Same
Just like TakeFive from Dave Brubeck!
I love when it breaks out and all the fills. If I played drums this would be a go to.
Exactly!!!!
So this is how thom became a fake plastic tree
Underrated comment frfr
🫣🤙🏽🤣
I love you thom yorke❤❤❤❤❤❤
and yet everyone else thought he disappeared completely
Ha ha, great observation comment...😊
just 'cause is 1080p doesn't mean it's there
:DDD
I first read this just as the line was sung
roflmao thought it was just me
can‘t u see it? It‘s there, there
Jajaja
literally each album of Radiohead feels like another band
In the best way possible.
@@dreamtree1510 of course
But at the same time they have that particular sound that makes us know its them
@@dianaflores5184 true
@@dianaflores5184 yepp it's either thom's sweet voice or jonny's signature backsound
The Secret Adventures of Thom Yorke.
thom yorke's bizarre adventure
flocks of seaguls
Should be a book.
Let's see what amazing and fun adventure Thom is on now!
*cut to Thom Yorke frozen as a tree*
Thom Yorke: An Unexpected Journey
- i like taking a break from Radiohead and then just absolutely just blast them for a month straight.
you are the most forgettable RUclipsr ever
Helloooo❤
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this song is criminally underrated
Hail to the thief in general
@@nikkotakanashi7588 fact
By who exactly
You're right. People should be persecuted for not liking it...or bukkaked in bed, when they least expect it.
No it’s not, you’re talking about a song from a big band with millions of views. I think Tom is doing fine.
This song feels like someone patting your sholder, but ommiting the "It will be alright" part
It’s pretty unsettling, i love this about their songs. They know to convey fear and superstition so well.
There, there, pal
such a good way to describe it
Has anyone noticed that this video just turned into the full version with better audio and 1080p :)
And the other videos
I'm checking out all their music videos on RUclips. So far they're all now 1080p! :D
Yes!! Finally!!!
Probably to coincide with the Library
@@RockfordRoe but its weird how they did it without changing the date of the video's post date
i'm absolutely in awe by how well they managed to capture the vibe of an old british victorian children's folktale
i wouldn't be surprised if an animator like james lee was actually inspired by thom's jagged clay-like movements in this
I love the song, but am amazed at the imagination to come up with secret lives of animals in the forest. It's so heartening and lovely to think this might happen. Cat weddings? Absolutely.
Feels more medieval
Totally! The cats even reminded me of Louis Wain cats.
is also inspired by Dante's Divine Comedy: the dark forest, the man who becomes a tree (like the ignavi in Dante's hell), the shoes, the white dress, etc...
Some Dave McKean vibes too
"There's always a siren
, singing you to shipwreck" Thom's voice leading me to shipwreck, as I try to study for four mid-terms next week.
I swear, comments under Radiohead's videos is the funniest thing
For someone who listened to all the rock music, hard rock, heavy metal, punk, grunge, funk metal, psychedelic, prog rock...
Radiohead is my favourite band of all time.
Same!
Same but I’m also really into classical and jazz, so I appreciate the extensive work they put into it!
Do you listen to soft rock?
No you didnt
It WAS..sad it's gone.😢
I love that I can see Björk's influence here. The two acts are pretty much contemporaries both forward thinking artists and both are fans of each other.
Thom said Bjork is his favorite artist
Like Nick Cave and PJ Harvey.
I think it’s one of the most underrated Radiohead’s songs... it’s a perfect example of a beginning, buildup, the breakdown itself and outro. it’s just so magical and ridiculously right working, i’m shocked that i haven’t noticed this song earlier
who said it's underrated?
RH fans worship this song. No one thinks it's underrated.
It has 22 mill views and I’ve heard plenty of Radiohead fans say it’s their best song. Not underrated lol
I don't think it's underrated
I love this song, you probably love this song, Thom loves this song
And the fans love this song
i dont think its underrated, ill say it deserved its popularity, a great song
Actually all Radiohead's songs help me against depression and anxiety. Since 1996 when i was a little kid.
ok
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@@The_Whistlingman56 didnt ask
I was hella depressed as a 1 yr old until I heard fake plastic trees
Very happy this music takes you into a happy place, I hope you are ok
I know this isn't the songs intent, but this song really helps me with anxiety
"Just cause you feel it doesn't mean it's there" :)
edit: read a lot of personal experiences in the comments people have had. All I can say is best of luck to you, thank you for your interpretations and thank you for making the world feel a little smaller
YES. That sentence helps me too with that.
Your not alone ❤
Thom is a Buddhist of sorts, so he may have intended it that way.
Actually I've read that the song is meant to be reassuring. Thom Yorke said the song was "supposed to be comforting - 'It's alright, you're just imagining it.'" :)
Yea man, same
That’s a cool video with the whole concept, but it definitely has a dark ending. Excellent song of course!
After years of waiting
HD came
and you realize you were watching in
watching in 240p
and I came
We're a reasonable band, get off our case
Wait damn you're right!
Spinetta!
This song is about Thom's dream. Sadly, when he woke up, the dream was gone. He felt it was with him, but in reality, it was just a dream. Just because you feel like, doesn't mean it is there with you. And if you choose to believe that dream was real, then you will die in reality, meaning walking disaster and shipwreck.
This MV is about Thom choosing to live inside of his dream, and slowly dying.
Thom cried after the first recording of this song in the studio.
That's what each tree is, another person who chose to live in his/her dream.
Really? Wow,didn't knew about that
Jake the Dog Where did you read it? 😯
Let's be real though, whenever Radiohead finished recording a song in the studio, Thom would always cry.
This is not true.
Loved Radiohead since high school in the 90s. Was playing this non stop on the plane over to Iraq knowing not everyone’s coming back. Thankfully 10 months later I came back. I’ll never forget that plane ride and those who never came back. I still think of them whenever I play this song.
For real?
Been to the sandbox a couple of times myself, each time was unique and costly
Bro, so you served the nation.
Are you still "proud" of it? or you just fulfilled your command?
Idk man, for me if I got picked up I would never risk my life for a nonsense president who decides base on nothing like Bush, Biden, Trump shows over and over
They're so fools to make a decision for themselves, I've always surprised how if they can'¡t think for themselves, how they command other pple to dir for what?
Something they wouldn't
"Serve the copuntry" is only a tradition, only for a gullible ones for me
@@studying_myself ده جندي أمريكي
演奏されるたびにきっと戻ってこれなかった人も救われていると思います。あなたの演奏を私もきいてみたいです。とても良い演奏をすることを想像できます。
My favorite song of Radiohead.
Agreed
+1
same
+1
agreed
I love how Jonny's guitar sounds like a wolf howling at times (unison bends).
friend: last night i had a dream i married my crush!!
my dreams:
lupitá omg same
I actually love having dark mysterious macabre dreams before waking up snuggled and cozy in my bed on a beautiful morning
Speaking of crushes... “Just ‘cause you feel it doesn’t mean it’s there.” It’s a terrible feeling.
I had a dream with this song playing in the background
Haha
Dear Thom, please keep yourself healthy because you're all we need. Whenever i listen your songs i forget the bad side of my life.
I'm scare he's getting older I want to see live 😦🥺
*all I need
My dad passed away yesterday and now I'm making a playlist with all the songs he loved and I remember him by. This is one of them. Thank you dad for showing me the greatest artists of all times. Loved, missed and never forgotten 🤘🔥❤🙏
My deepest condolences, I'm so sorry for your loss.
So sorry..sending warm regards and strength your way ❤
Força , seu pai estará olhando por ti. Abraços
Sorry for your loss. Your dad had great taste!
Sorry for your. loss. Your dad had good taste in music. My personal favorite of Radiohead.
The fact that not everyone has heard of this band is criminal
One of the best most comforting, most human bands I've ever listened too
And that my friend is how I knew my wife was the one😅
I’m 17 years old, and this is my favourite Radiohead song. Arguably my favourite song at the moment. I remember the first time I heard this song, I was a moderate Radiohead fan at the time. It didn’t exactly catch my ear straight away but with like many Radiohead songs the more you listen to them the more captivating and ethereal they begin to sound. Radiohead are easily my favourite band right now, even Spotify says so… 🥰
Hi I recommend a song and video called 'Looking Into The Mirror' By Robert Nix
@@redskies4530 trash song
this is the best song to listen to while you are taking a bath
Get som. Biches
you remind me of me 3 years ago, and There There has not lost its charm after hundreds of listens post when it hit me
For some reason reminds me to the movie "The Fantastic Mr Fox" and to the mini series of "Over the Garden Wall".
Yes, especially him turning into a tree in the end... apparently in Dante’s Inferno people who committed suicide turn into trees... implications, implications
Thom Edelwood Yorke
I agree but its based by Czech artist Jan Švankmajer
Same
Especially when he runs from the birds
That intro beat into the next section at 3:16 gets me every time.
Hi I recommend an indie song & video called 'Looking Into The Mirror' By Robert Nix
the part where he turns into a tree with the lyrics "we are accidents waiting to happen" gives me chills
Thom has bad ping
When for honour was p2p
Underrated.
This made me chuckle
and he's also hacking 4:31
Lolololol
Best band in the whole world.
+Hexis come on mate, i think you forgot nickleback
+David Reynolds i've never thought of nickelback that highly tbh. They're like limp bizkit trying to be cool by playing RATM's killing in the name. Idk, just my $0.2
Nah, Nickelback is definitely the better band tbqh
*****
Interpol rocks
Phish is better, you silly boy
4:40 bro turned into wise mythical tree 💀
Mythical thom
@@Brozzkozz wise mythical thom
With a lazy eye.
My mum: "come out of your room! You've been in there all day!"
Me: 00:01
2:11
this would make a fabulous fairy tale of old, or a parable.
there’s a man who wanders into a deep, dark forest in the middle of the night. at first, he simply observes the lives of the animals, not taking anything nor harming them. but once he attempt to take something that doesn’t belong to him and which he doesn’t need, he’s met with a punishment and now will forever stand in the very forest he attempted to steal from
Watching it for the very first time, two ideas came to my mind:
"Didn't I read a story like this when I was very little?", and
"Why does this video look exactly like my dreams and nightmares?"
@@ITHPROJECTSThe wedding part reminds me of Akira Kurosawa’s Dreams where a boy witnesses a fox wedding and he has to go apologize under a rainbow.
@@corey-bird3489 I surely gotta watch that one!!
@@ITHPROJECTS It’s in English subtitles, just FYI but the whole movie is segments based on the director’s actual dreams. It’s how I discovered Kurosawa. I would love to speak with you about it later!
Truly a beautiful merging of sound and visuals. I can't express how much I love the combination of mystery, forest coziness, and magic in this video!
Every time it hits 2:55 I get shivers. Still hits the same years later.
Mee too
@d R so does that make this song prog rock?
@@myaeiskeefe849 they are prog sometimes, wether that label is good for them or not is arguable. this song tho? eh I don’t think so. compared to other stuff this song is more straight forward imo. obviously still amazing
@@urfatherty ok thanks for explaining 🙏, but which radiohead song is prog?
@@myaeiskeefe849 the title track (Kid A) and The National Anthem Id say can be considered. that being said you’re not gonna find many similarities with them and Genesis for example. Not similar sounding but many people still see them as prog/art rock
One of the things I love about Radiohead is that everyone can hear the same Album and so many people have different ideas on what song is best, and for what reason. My buddy and his older brother got me into Radiohead and every album release that came out we all had different songs as our favorites or "Best Of". This one was My friends older brother's favorite. This whole album was transformative for me and too this day I can listen to it on repeat all of the way through.
Hi I recommend checking out a song called 'Looking Into The Mirror' By Robert Nix
When Thom sings “There’s always a siren singing you to shipwreck” you can literally hear the siren singing on the left side (shoulder devil/temptation/wrong) while simultaneously on the right side (shoulder angel/conscience/right) you hear conscience saying “Don’t reach out”
Hi I recommend a song called 'Looking Into The Mirror' By Robert Nix
Oh, smart.
Wow that's awesome
Just wanted to say thank you my sister for showing me this song its incredible. She absolutely loves Radiohead and Thom York and im happy to say she introduced me to there magnificent works.
:)
i've known this song for years and probably heard it a hundred times, but today i spontaneously fell in love with it.
I love when that happens....
happens a lot with them im noticing. I fell in love with radiohead sometime around 2003, listened to I might be wrong live album more times then I can remember. Then I just moved on to different music. Got back into them around 2010, listened for a few then wanted more "happier" music and moved on again. Then 2016 happened and youtube suggested a song by them while I was comin off of a break up, and BOOM, I more of a fan now then I ever was. They just grow on you.
That just happened to me too!
like we do with people
That is the day Eisen Faust became Eisen Faust Arp
This song is timeless. My daughter is 7 and loves it. I became enthralled in 2004
This music video is such a masterpiece.
Honestly some of the best animation ever in a music video in my opinion.
I'm sure Tim Burton is jealous
@@henrymadison5607 Agreed. For the probable 2nd best see Peter Gabriel's "Sledgehammer"
Alice in chains i stay away video
It's amazing how they made Thom Yorke look so real
Bastille what you gonna do is amazing
After all these years I still dont get how these songs can be the same time such healing and such hurting.
Making me feel human again and also this weak and fragile.
Such a release coming back to myself.
3:18 this song in this part is whitout words incredible feeling to find a part like this in a song or group could be in 1 of a million
This is my favourite Radiohead song
me too.
It's a tie for me between There, There; Airbag; The Pyramid Song...and, well, pretty much most of their entire discography :-)
absolutely!
Same. This and Let Down.
@@seef4966 let down has been my favourite even i didnt understand the lenguage
レディオヘッドの中でも特にお気に入りの曲。中毒性もすごい
always loved Jonny's howling guitar towards the end (4.14 and 4.34)
I still can’t get over how their sound and message is still just as relevant 20 something years later. Brilliance!
This is their best song IMO, and the entirety of hail to the thief gets slept on even by radiohead fans.
It really does. It's because they left some of the B sides on the album and it runs long. They never made that mistake again.
It's way too long, thankfully Thom made an alternate track list so that the album flows better.
HTTT is among their top 4 records, including the bends, in rainbows and ok computer.
@@thagoff Finally someone who agrees with me. I love Kid A and Amnesiac but they just arent as good as Radiohead's more rock-oriented stuff
@@concars1234 Kid A has like 2 phenomenal songs on it, the rest are experimental rock fillers. it’s a very important album for it shaped their sound, but it’s overrated as fck
my mum raised me on radiohead. I am 14 years old, and I distinctly remember watching this on repeat when i was 3-5 years old. It used to scare me but I loved it for the animals. Miss those days.
In 2:27 Thom looks over the dining animals. I like to interpret it as a need for belonging which cannot be satisfied. Thom wants to be part of something, but he can't, as he's looking from "outside". It's the best part of the video clip, as the song goes "Just cause you feel it
, Doesn't mean it's there" and you have this very sad yet warm feeling.
why the hell does he turn into a tree
@3:35 the guitar of Jonny Greenwood sounds like surf music to me. So totally unique.... I really love how this song builds..... #Radiohead is absolutely brilliant and ethereal on every creative level
I can never resist turning the volume up at around 3:10 every time I listen to this song.
For me it’s 3:58 😃
For me it’s 0:01😊
The fact that Thom runs away thinking the crows are attacking him when in reality they are trying to warn him. Perfect
Do you think they're still trying to warn him by the time they start pecking at him?
Like the left running from Trump, straight towards those who are brainwashing them to be more ignorant than a North Korean.
i wish I had thom yorke's mind for a day.
Bethany Gonella the guy is hard to decode.
I wish I had Thom Yorke for a day. :)
You'd blow your brain's out
You sort of do pick up a box set.. You'll have for life
No you don’t mate, no you don’t.
The subtlety of the breaks and crescendo's in this song are just incredible, its there and you feel it, wow.
In pitch dark
I go walking in your landscape
Broken branches
Trip me as I speak
Just 'cause you feel it
Doesn't mean it's there
Just 'cause you feel it
Doesn't mean it's there
There's always a siren
Singing you to shipwreck
(Don't reach out, don't reach out
Don't reach out, don't reach out)
Steer away from these rocks
We'd be a walking disaster
(Don't reach out, don't reach out
Don't reach out, don't reach out)
Just 'cause you feel it
Doesn't mean it's there
(Someone on your shoulder
Someone on your shoulder)
Just 'cause you feel it
Doesn't mean it's there
(Someone on your shoulder
Someone on your shoulder)
There there!
Why so green and lonely?
Lonely, lonely?
Heaven sent you to me
To me, to me?
We are accidents waiting
Waiting to happen
We are accidents waiting
Waiting to happen
hahahahaha you fucking kill me man!!!
Green and lonely...
Treeology
Psiren
there are no accidents. all happens on purpose in God.
I absolutely LOVE his voice; it's phenomenal!
I was playing this song on my headphones while walking through the crowded hallway at my school. Surprisingly surreal moment.
New fans will never know about the absolute dogshit quality this video used to be in
Came here to rewatch and was surprised by the HD quality, might aswell turn it back to 240p for the nostalgia lol
I used to think the critters were miniature teddy bears, that’s how blurry everything was.
i remember those 3 pixels thom used to be in
Although I’m glad it’s now visible the terrible quality did sort of make the video creepier
Did you ever think it was done on purpose.
this song is brutally good
Well said! That's exactly what it is.
Perfect blend of their sounds. Esoteric, indistinguishable lyrics with a driving beat leading to a crescendo. I just love it
And can we also talk about how good this video is? Amazing--and perfect for the song.
Thom has become the king of limbs
WE don't talk or mention that album.
@@talhabarut5736 its a good album. Not their worst but obviously not their best. There was a lot of potential.
It is an absolutely amazing album. Are you kidding me?! Get out of here with your nonsense. Bloom, Give Up the Ghost, Separator! Come on now- so good. And it was an EXCELLENT tour. I've seen them 6 times live and that may be my favorite performance. Though the most recent North American tour this summer was really, really incredible.
Noelle Poremski came here to write this. Listen to TKOL from the basement if you haven't yet, it's incredibly good
@@felipegussoni2124 I have, but thank you for the suggestion, nonetheless. And since it's 2am where I am and I can't sleep, I think I'll go enjoy it again! TKOL unfairly gets a bad wrap, but it's quite often my favorite radiohead album (I do go through different phases, as I'm sure all fans do). I'm glad you also can see how amazing it is!
4:28 Thom activates the 90s geezer jog.
Lol
As soon as i got to this comment i was at 4:28
There is a soap opera currently being broadcasted here in Brazil and this song is the theme song of an outlaw couple. Great!
@Bok Choy indeed
SÉRIO? QUE NOVELA?
eu sei é a novela da globo travessia tema de brisa e oto eu nunca tinha escutado essa música mais quando eu escutei a primeira vez amei e não quero parar de escutar
I don't know what it was but as a kid I used to tell my dad to play the radio head dvd over and over just for this music video. The transformation of him becoming a tree always just looked so cool yet unsettling and it's something I still think about and i'm not sure why?
This is why, if you see shoes, and a jacket in a tree, leave them there.
ahahahahahahahahah
them there there*
My mom used to play this music video when i was little and i was terrified of it today i remembered that memory and tried to find that video i feel complete
0:10 On his way to the Ministry of Silly Walks office, they've just announced more funding.
One of my favorite songs of all time.
LOVE, LOVE, LOVE THIS SONG! i saw Thom in an interview saying he wrote this song and made the video for it for his little boy. How totally frickin' cool is that?!! What an awesome Daddy!!!
@@judetheneilyounggirl2358 what a cool fact! Thankyou 🙏
@@Potatopie9 You are very welcome, my friend. Radiohead is just a most insanely talented bunch of guys, and Thom is my absolute favorite! I love the way he looks, the way he moves when he sings, just everything about him. And to know that he is a SWEETHEART of a guy makes me love him even more. What a mind he has, to create this sweet video of squirrels, bunnies and other adorable woodland creatures and then write this amazingly beautiful song playing with it, all to entertain his little boy......!! That man is one in a million! I would love to meet him and be able to actually talk with him. He is just an amazing person to me. I wish you could have seen the interview.... the way his eyes lit up when talking about his little boy, it was really cool. Glad you liked my info, honey! Stay safe and take care!
Always freakin amazing!!!!!!! I showed this back when it came out to my step dad who is a huge huge Beatles fan. He was amazed on how good this was. After the video he asked if I had any of there CDs to barrow.
This video and the song always shook me. pure gold
I like this psychedelic, hypnotic sound, which makes me travel in another dimension; a sound of the 70s and exclusive to this era of transcendental meditation, musical experimentation and alternative ways of thinking!
One of their best songs ever!!! Love them! Thom York is a genius!!!!
i guess you could say he finally got a case of Treefingers.......
The alternative title of this song is "The Boney King Of Nowhere"
As the guitarist of Dorp and the writer of this song, thank you for posting this. It's awesome to stumble across this and read the kind comments.
I think this is a perfect song. Absolutely flawless in every way.
This song is referenced in Tommy Orange’s debut novel “There There”. I just finished the book and I cried at the end. Had to listen to this song. What a strange feeling.
I'm reading that book right now! That's why I'm here :)
Lyrics:
Impishda, agowakenilanske
Wokunbanshi, chipi azaspi
Jaskazufila dazaminisda
Jaskazufila dazaminisda
Dezahwez sanle, sinyu to shipre
Spiraway fumiraus, biyewaken disaster
Jaskazufila dazaminisda
(sigawana shou, sigawana shou)
Jaskazufila dazaminisda
(sigawana shou, sigawana shou)
Thae thaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaee
washo green
lonle, lonle, aloooooooonle
erewhon sanchez
to me, to me, to meh
we are axum
weighing it, weighing it, tonight
we are axum
weighing it, weighing it, tonight
Beautiful
Greatest comment ever 😭
washo green 🙏
Now I can't stop listening SANCHEZ
Disappointingly, there is a translation that doesn't translate to the actual lyrics.
Probably the only Radiohead song that makes me cry, not from sadness, but because of its sheer beauty.
10 years later and still instantly transports me back to that summer of psychedelic paradise.
Love this track,in fact at the age of 67 there is not a Radiohead Track I don't love.,..,..,
Lurgee is a pretty poor song, let's be honest....
What about most of Pablo Honey though?
@@nikitas1841 lol I actually like all of Pablo Honey. Especially the last song is amazing. I dont think it's near as amazing as any other Radiohead albums but it's still good for a 90's rock album. Really suggest you relisten to Blow Out. Honestly sounds like it could be on any Radiohead album.
@@chrismoore488 Exactly why I said "most". Blow Out is fucking amazing. The rest - not so much.
@@nikitas1841 Ah. Understandable.