Radiohead - Faithless, The Wonder Boy(World Beat Center, San Diego, 16/07/1993)

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  • Опубликовано: 29 янв 2016

Комментарии • 13

  • @nightshadespectre409
    @nightshadespectre409 2 года назад +26

    Long haired blonde Thom is iconic

  • @gelatinousandfree8133
    @gelatinousandfree8133 10 месяцев назад +3

    Radiohead is the best thing ever Wow I am just amazed he voice is like a Angel 🙂 And lifting my spirits So much I love this radiohead and thom yorkes voice

  • @chadwickmcfaggins9734
    @chadwickmcfaggins9734 4 года назад +40

    the best radiohead era

  • @ConicalTV
    @ConicalTV 9 месяцев назад +2

    I had a dream once, or at least I think it was a dream, I was in bed with a ton of heavy warm blankets on me and this song playing in my head. Sounds boring but I have genuinely never felt so comfortable in my life. Nothing can ever beat that feeling, it's what I imagine something like heroin feels like. This song is just so comforting.

  • @juliansyre
    @juliansyre 4 месяца назад +1

    this song dawg wwoooowww

  • @yyy333
    @yyy333 Год назад +8

    One of my fav radiohead b-sides. Anyone know what it's about?

    • @Rhodonyte
      @Rhodonyte 2 месяца назад +2

      Well, the lyrics seem to allude to the story of a kid whose parents denied him of the things that would make him “fit in” with other kids. From the first verse to the second verse it seems like he grows up in the song; even his “jeans” (genes) he expresses discontent with, as he can’t get new ones- then later on in life his friends drop him, maybe because he just doesn’t have the same stuff as everyone else (“but mom and dad will not give in”). The band members have said that the lyrics “but I can’t put the needle in” aren’t a reference to someone being too afraid to do drugs, but more in a means of getting revenge on someone. Maybe the kid feels too cowardly to even take revenge on his parents for not letting him do the things he wants to do, and this kid is “too scared to talk/try” because of it. The “without any reason why” could probably be him not understanding why his parents are so overprotective over him? The only lyric I’m confused about is “It's called disease and it's got my head”, as this could loop to another theory, that maybe this kid is denied so many things and doesn’t fit in/his friends ditch him because of this “disease”. It could be metaphorical or literal.
      Idk. That’s my 2 cents, you can really interpret this song in a lot of ways. And it’s great nonetheless

  • @MartellMedia2
    @MartellMedia2 Год назад +3

    Men, where does fans find these videos