Episode 41: Spectre - Radiohead Reaction
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- Опубликовано: 6 окт 2024
- In this episode, a Gen X father tries to convince his Gen Z son that Radiohead's Spectre, a B-side Bond theme, contributes to his hypothesis...that Radiohead is the greatest band of all time.
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This song is a thousand times better and fits a thousand times better than the Sam Smith song. They made a huge mistake not picking this song for the movie.
I could not agree more! The movie was dark and ominous, it was an unusually intense James Bond movie, and Sam Smith's song--which was a bit mediocre, anyway--didn't fit it at all. I've seen the video someone did with the opening of Spectre, with the music replaced by this song, and it works brilliantly.
@@travelservices1200 - I thought the same thing after seeing that video. That particular video was what sold it for me.
I think that people that made the decision were just trying to go with what (they incorrectly thought) was more popular at the time.
I don't know the Sam Smith song but Spectre is too good to not be better
@@the15thfloor71 That's fair. I don't want to diss Smith too much, he's a pretty good singer, but his song is unimpressive, and Spectre (the song) is a thing of beauty on many levels.
Honestly I think Radiohead dodged a bullet here. Spectre is hands down one of the worst Bond films - little more than Eon trying to rehash things in an era of MCU continuity when they finally got the rights to the 'Spectre' lore. Skyfall did a fantastic job of resetting the franchise; new MI6 HQ, new M, Quantum long forgotten. It could have been a return to the (largely) episodic adventures with new foes and assignments the Bond franchise did well. And then the producers tried to crowbar in Spectre - a shadowy organisation they'd already TRIED to do with Quantum - as the even bigger big bad. With a Days-Of-Our-Lives-style adopted brother plot line to boot. The opening Day of the Dead scene was great. The finale in the burnt out shell of the Vauxhall Cross building *_with posters of all the Craig-era baddies on the walls_* was laughable. Radiohead got shafted by MGM and Eon. Having "the greatest Bond theme that never was" is way better than being directly associated with that corporate dumpster fire of a movie.
There's a video on RUclips that uses Radiohead's "Spectre" as the theme instead of Sam Smith's "Writings on the Wall". The visuals go way better with Radiohead's submission than Sam Smith's even from an objective point of view. It's really worth checking out
Hi Scott, Hi Jakob! Spectre is one of my favourite RH tracks, glad you covered it. Someone has already mentioned this, but the video by Listening In titled 'How Radiohead wrote the perfect Bond Theme' is brilliant, it deepened my appreciation of the track, and shows how clever the song is (unsurprisingly!). He also has great videos on Pyramid Song and How To Disappear Completely.
Hoping to see you do Daily Mail soon!
I'll have to check it out. I love when music buffs explain why songs I think are brilliant are more brilliant than I think
@@the15thfloor71 This guy's an award-winning composer, and you can tell he loves RH! I hope this is the link: ruclips.net/video/tiesXqT1P3g/видео.html
I'd have said sensual or sultry rather than sexy. What's funny is, living in the UK, I've probably heard the Sam Smith song 100 times more, but I can't remember a single thing about it.
Living in the UK, I've never heard the song and don't intend to have the need to wash my ears out with bleach.
@@GreenToast01 In my defense I have no control over the radio at work, and it's permanently on Heart FM
Those are better adjectives
I can see the father trying to contain himself. I get affected by this song too.
Talk Show Host would be a fun, rocking song to do next.
Maybe when he's 18... lots of f-bombs. JK
yessss! been waiting on this one! can't wait fro Daily Mail 😉
Oh yay you guys are doing specter, radiohead dad you should check out a video by listening in they did a whole musical analysis to this and I think you'd really enjoy it 😁🤙
I'll check it out. Someone else suggested that too.
The orchestration brings the nostalgia feeling of earlier Bond soundtracks. Disappointed it never got used, but for me I’m no fan of Bond. I’m just glad it’s out there for the long night time drives. Maybe you should consider doing these videos in that environment (in a safe responsible manner).
It really paints a picture of how much we listen and drive... at night. Even though Jakob always thinks this, it's a good place to be. I became enamored with Pink Floyd as a teenager because of long drives
@@the15thfloor71 The right album at night can make the miles melt away.
I just googled Sam Smith's song "Writing on the Wall" because I'm unfamiliar with it. I can see why it was stuck in the movie, since the orchestration has a classic "James Bond film" kind of sound (but predictable and a little bit boring... Kind of sounds like an "American Idol" performance. LOL). However, Radiohead's "Spectre" is glorious, with beautiful depth. Their orchestration is rich and cinematic, but - dare I say - maybe it's too heady or profound for a Hollywood-stamp-of-approval for a Bond movie? Maybe it's like comparing a 3-Michelin-star restaurant to McDonalds.
I thought the same thing about Spectre. Hollywood might not know what to do with a song that dwarfs the film they are to use it in. So now we get to listen to it without people asking, "Are you listening to that Bond song?"
Guess Radiohead made beef Wellington when the directors were just asking for a cheeseburger.
Couldn’t agree more.. Spectre was supposed to be a dark and tumultuous story about confronting Bond’s past and meeting his primary antagonist.. Spectre was written aptly for that idea..
But the movie was more like Daniel Craig’s Bond finally decided on a wife so yeah Sam Smith is the correct choice.
This song is incredible and yes, Radiohead Are ..... they just are.
I love the idea of such videos! And yes. This song is great.
Punchdrunk Lovesick Singalong 🙏😊
Thank you so much for this video. I really appreciate it. For the record, Thrimpton is a "he". He is a baby boomer who has three sons, one of whom is a Generation Z whose favourite band is Radiohead. So, job done! Cheers guys.
It's fun to follow you guys. Please even if it is against your creed, play something from the KOL from the basement, it puts the band on another level.
For a Tame Impala song, you can't go wrong with "Feels Like We Only Go Backwards".
Your son sum up what i think about radiohead, Though i know they are musical geniuses, you have to be in the mood for listening to it.
The Sam Smith song is utterly forgettable.
Radiohead's song is perfect for the modern, dark Bond. Craig's version has history, trauma, and serious passion.
Keep trying man my son is 20 and he loves Radiohead. I just always played it in the car.
I honestly might be the number 1 fan of writings on the wall by sam smith in the whole world, but it's really hard denying the fact that while writings on the wall fits more as general bond theme, spectre by radiohead fits much better with the movie spectre
It's waaaay better than Sam Smith's theme except for one very trivial yet important aspect; Bond fans prefer to be able to make out the words of a bond theme. I'm not a fan of bond films.
I'm still angry about this. Someone should have been sacked for giving that wailing banshee the gig over Radiohead. 😡