Jacob, how cool is it that when you grow up and Radiohead is your favorite band, you'll have something to look back on to see the conversion process. Future tense!
I love this song so so much, it has made me cry before and was definitely in my my listened to songs of last year. The vocals and lyrics are just heartbreaking and it is just so sweet and really connects with, like many other Radiohead songs. Thanks for shouting me out this episode and going with this song, it is definitely a grower and Jakob will get it eventually. I was wondering how come you stopped reading out comments in the videos? Also a good way to get some more views could be sharing the channel to Reddit, there is a community of many Radiohead fans on there and this channel deserves more appreciation. It’s up to you though, there are also some very weird things on there. For the next one I would love to see what he thinks of Everything In It’s Right Place, it’s surprising to me that you’ve not done it yet. EIIRP was probably my first ever Radiohead song I really properly heard and connected too from my parents who are fans too. And probably like Jakob, me hearing them playing their songs at a young age subconsciously influenced me to attach to them and I listened to EIIRP lots and later became obsessed with Paranoid Android, then later realised they were by the same band! Everything In It’s Right place is an amazing piece of music and hopefully it will blow his mind! 😂 And it’s from my favourite album (Kid A). Thanks again, stay awesome 👍
Thank you so much for the positive comments. I still read a viewer comment each video. Sometimes it gets the axe during editing because of one reason or another and we try to keep videos to 20 minutes. Thanks for watching
I'd be interested to see Jacob's reaction to the outdoor version with Jonny, Thom and a CR78. I like that version even better than the album version--that version may be my favorite performance of a song ever, depending on my mood.
to understand the arpeggio's from the guitars in this song : make shure to check joe edeman's explanation, of the pedal delay trick being used/played by jonny greenwood : ruclips.net/video/U-5W1LOWkfw/видео.html (referring to the Thom + Jonny + CR78 live version of this song)
The knowledge that the majority of this album is written about Thom's split with his lifelong partner and her subsequent death fills me with sadness and pity.... then I remember the first track is called Burn The Witch.
Is it "this dance" or "distance"? Both kind of work. I heard "this dance" the first several listens, then read somewhere that it was "distance". Some time later, I found out that I was right at the beginning. "THIS DANCE" wins.
Thom changes it up live, but both work depending on what you think the story of the song is. I prefer “Distance” rather than “this dance” as in the character is separating themself from someone else. I wonder which one Scott prefers? Such fantastic lyrics and it’s got the cave and the vein/vain metaphor aswel so clever 🥰
YES, Thank you for doing this track In terms of other songs from other bands - Absolomb by Periphery is beautiful and a bit of a style change. I really recommend it
I have also considered this song for my funeral, so I take comfort knowing I’m not the only one. Maybe this could be a video for the channel, choosing Radiohead songs for a funeral.
Jacob, how cool is it that when you grow up and Radiohead is your favorite band, you'll have something to look back on to see the conversion process. Future tense!
It’s a gorgeous track. It’s perfectly partnered with The Numbers on AMSP.
For me Moon Shaped Pool is their best album.
I love it. So complete
Hard for me to disagree. There are so many layers in every song that you find new things to listen for with each replay.
Would love to hear some songs from "The Eraser" in the future.
Punchdrunk Lovesick Singalong 😎I just listened to it on vinyl. It’s beautiful.
I love this song so so much, it has made me cry before and was definitely in my my listened to songs of last year. The vocals and lyrics are just heartbreaking and it is just so sweet and really connects with, like many other Radiohead songs.
Thanks for shouting me out this episode and going with this song, it is definitely a grower and Jakob will get it eventually. I was wondering how come you stopped reading out comments in the videos? Also a good way to get some more views could be sharing the channel to Reddit, there is a community of many Radiohead fans on there and this channel deserves more appreciation. It’s up to you though, there are also some very weird things on there.
For the next one I would love to see what he thinks of Everything In It’s Right Place, it’s surprising to me that you’ve not done it yet. EIIRP was probably my first ever Radiohead song I really properly heard and connected too from my parents who are fans too. And probably like Jakob, me hearing them playing their songs at a young age subconsciously influenced me to attach to them and I listened to EIIRP lots and later became obsessed with Paranoid Android, then later realised they were by the same band!
Everything In It’s Right place is an amazing piece of music and hopefully it will blow his mind! 😂 And it’s from my favourite album (Kid A).
Thanks again, stay awesome 👍
Thank you so much for the positive comments. I still read a viewer comment each video. Sometimes it gets the axe during editing because of one reason or another and we try to keep videos to 20 minutes.
Thanks for watching
Love the drawing idea 🤣
I'd be interested to see Jacob's reaction to the outdoor version with Jonny, Thom and a CR78. I like that version even better than the album version--that version may be my favorite performance of a song ever, depending on my mood.
to understand the arpeggio's from the guitars in this song : make shure to check joe edeman's explanation, of the pedal delay trick being used/played by jonny greenwood : ruclips.net/video/U-5W1LOWkfw/видео.html (referring to the Thom + Jonny + CR78 live version of this song)
The knowledge that the majority of this album is written about Thom's split with his lifelong partner and her subsequent death fills me with sadness and pity.... then I remember the first track is called Burn The Witch.
Perfect point. Love the emotion of this album
@@the15thfloor71 Decks Dark and The Numbers have become two of my favourite songs of all time, and I've been a music nut since I was a kid.
I love the channel exactly how yall have it setup! Don't listen to any of the haters please haha
Thanks for watching!
Love this song. It’s great. But then, I love all Radiohead songs.
Here Here!
Yes!!! The Numbers next. Beauty.
Is it "this dance" or "distance"? Both kind of work. I heard "this dance" the first several listens, then read somewhere that it was "distance". Some time later, I found out that I was right at the beginning. "THIS DANCE" wins.
If you watch the Jonny, Thom and a CR78 video it looks like Thom is singing "this dance" but yes, both work.
Thom changes it up live, but both work depending on what you think the story of the song is. I prefer “Distance” rather than “this dance” as in the character is separating themself from someone else. I wonder which one Scott prefers? Such fantastic lyrics and it’s got the cave and the vein/vain metaphor aswel so clever 🥰
@@clashpanda120 Just noticing the vein/vain double. Awesome.
I personally love when Thom changes lyrics. Minidiscs is great for this reason. I still hear "this dance".
I was literally checking yesterday to see if you’d done this yet lol!
YES, Thank you for doing this track
In terms of other songs from other bands - Absolomb by Periphery is beautiful and a bit of a style change. I really recommend it
Also thanks for shouting me out haha I made this name so long ago after watching the big lebowski once lol
LOVE this podcast basically because I agree with the notion that Radiohead is the greatest band of all time.
You Guys should do Just from The Bends, you’ll know why
We did it. Maybe 9 months ago
@@the15thfloor71 ooooohhhhh, i think i forgot about that video
I have also considered this song for my funeral, so I take comfort knowing I’m not the only one. Maybe this could be a video for the channel, choosing Radiohead songs for a funeral.
Loving your work guys.
A wee request for Morning Bell 🔔
For newer bands I’d be curious how you would react to Alt J.
The present is indeed tense.
My favorite track from AMSP
you guys should do subterranean homesick alien next
The version Thom did with Johnny might have hit better for the lad