RADIOHEAD DID A JAMES BOND THEME! "SPECTRE" AND "ILL WIND" Single Reaction/Review
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- Опубликовано: 15 июл 2024
- Radiohead have so much gold to work through and although we have worked our way through the main discography, we have an abundance of singles/b sides to sink our teeth in. On today's episode we check out two singles that came out around the time of their last album "A Moon Shaped Pool" One being a James Bond theme that was ultimately not used by the studio. But seriously a James Bond themed Radiohead song, there was no way I couldn't check this out. The second track we check out is the more jazzy "Ill Wind"
0:00 Intro
2:33 Spectre
9:02 Ill Wind
14:33 Final Thoughts
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The fact they rejected Radiohead for Sam Smith is the worst decision in the history of the Bond franchise. No wonder that film sucked.
it didn`t
@@PUARockstar It very much did
@@jzproductions1784 in your opinion*
Absolutely true. That Sam Smith song was such a bore and it’s one of the only Bond themes I’ve ever hated.
@@PUARockstar the ratings agree with him and not you lol. Bless your little heart though
Since you're doing radiohead singles reactions, I cannot recommend The Daily Mail/Staircase enough. It's SO GOOD!
& supercollider / the butcher 👍
Staircase is the Wife’s fave Radiohead track.
Yessssssss. Two brilliant songs
@@dazhulme302your wife has good taste my friend
There is a video where someone put the song 'Spectre' into the opening of the movie, and did a beautiful job. The video is entitled 'Spectre (2015) Main Title with Radiohead Song & Credit'. It's well worth a watch!
I checked it out, such a col watch!
Thanks, Jack, you gotta do 'Man of war', another Bond theme the band submitted for Spectre, which was released as a B side of OK Computer in 2017.
Lift & Talk Show Host too!
You’re gonna hear this a lot but The Daily Mail cannot be skipped. One of my favorite
Thom has said in interviews that the Bond people told them it was 'too dark.' But I think your conclusion of it not being commercial enough is what they were really thinking. (It worked out for them, Sam Smith's theme made them a ton of money and got them an Oscar for the film.)
Ah, now it's time to check out Radiohead's "The Daily Mail"!
spectre came out on christmas day 2015 (which was fucking sick), and was the the first indication of the orchestral sound that moon shaped pool would have 5 months later. Ill wind was released 4 months AFTER moon shaped pool in september 2016 as part of the moon shaped pool special edition. not sure why they have it listed as jan 1st.
You should sometime react to the From The Basement sessions! Its enough content for a reaction
YES!! So much YES!
I just logged on here to say the same thing. The In Rainbows From the Basement sessions are some of their best work, and lots of people prefer the King of Limbs From the Basement performance over the recorded album. I hope you react to these someday! 🙏
yeah good content
I recommend listening to the album AMOK by his other band "Atoms for Peace" by Thom and Flea, it's a damn gem from start to finish.
Strongly agree. Ingenue is my go-to headphone test song, and one of my all time favorite songs from Yorke. Have it as an LP, too.
Nice surprise! I think it adds good karma to an announcement for the 10th Album that you keep going through the singles and B-Sides! As I recall "Ill Wind" was kind f a quiet release - after another listen though, the groove is stuck with you for a while and while simple overall it is infectious. Totally ludicrous "Spectre" wasn't chosen. They also have an OK Computer b-side called "Big Boots" that was considered and passed on, so when you do the 11 or so tracks that are on the "OKNOTOK" album released sometime in the last couple/few years that have the original like 8 b-Sides plus 3 previously unreleased tracks, that song is on there. Fun fact - Radiohead owned the Grammy Nomination streak for Best Alternate Rock Album starting with "Ok Computer" (they still didn't have the notoriety in time for The Bends to make it) as every album they've released since then has been nominated with the 3 winners being pretty obvious. BUT...within that, they released the OK Computer B-Sides on a disc called "Airbag / How am I Driving" in 1999 - which I wore out totally as a cassette tape it was so great, but anyway, despite only being a 25 minute EP, it was nominated for the 1999 Grammy for best Alt Rock award, making their streak 8. I think I read somewhere its the only such release to do so. But the "OKNOTOK" is a better project to cover on here as it also has 3 additional fantastic tracks that apparently killed the band not to be able to fit on the original album. Btw those and B-Sides, it is the actual OK Computer Part 2 we all had wished for back then prior to having our heads twisted about by Kid A. There are is a single with 2 songs intentionally meant to be attached to "The Kind of Limbs" "The Daily Mail" with "Staircase" that I think could be argued to be better than any song on the main album. Hope great and inspirational things are coming your way, be well!
You should check out the B-sides from the OK Computer era. They're some great songs, especially Man of War, which was also inspired by the James Bond movies.
Beck - Sea Changed produced by Radiohead producer Nigel Godrich is a classic you should check out.
This
If we get a new Radiohead LP, you'll be the first reaction I look out for.
Awww.....you should have played the fan made video version where they synced the song with the beginning of the movies opening credits and to me it seemed like it would have been about as good as one could ask for.
Hands down the best Bond song ever made regardless of who they chose.
It really is the exact experience you’d expect from Radiohead doing a Bond song. Robbed of a cool opportunity. And they’re Brits!
Also check out:
Wilco “Yankee Hotel Foxtrot”, a really great listen many Radiohead fans like.
Saw a comment for Beck’s “Sea Change” produced by Godrich and def recommend.
And of course, Sigur Ros! Opened for Radiohead during their Kid A tour, and influenced some of Thom Yorke’s falsetto work.
I love A Moon Shaped Pool, it's my favourite Radiohead album!! These two additional songs are also great 🙂
These tracks are magical. Spectre is one of the tracks that got me into Radiohead and now I’ve listened to their whole discography and cannot wait to see him live in November
Radiohead initially submitted ‘’man of war” to be the song for spectre but because it was released in a previous documentary they made the studio couldn’t accept it. And by the time they had finished “spectre” the studio had already made the video for Sam smiths “writings on the wall” and fit into the movie. There are a documentary about the music of bond that briefly discusses the Radiohead bond song and even shows how Daniel Craig is actually a Radiohead fan himself.
They also did an actual Bond theme cover (live) of 'Nobody Does It Better'!! Worth tracking down..
Yeah that's priceless. I think they have at least two versions of that.
In ascending order: Daily Mail/Polyethylene/Down is the new up... go on Jack you know you want to😀
He reacted to in rainbows disc two
Thanks - I had missed that reaction 👍
Always happy to see more Radiohead and Thom videos. Always a banger. Gotta see you react to Thom's anima album.
Back in December 2015 I almost died in a bike accident in New Zealand and Spectre was the first song I listened to while I was in intensive care, completely lost, broken and numb, and somehow this song brought solace and comfort amidst the chaos. Being a Radiohead fan means you always have a life buoy when dealing with dark times.
I love both these tracks!
Speaking of falsetto and amazing vocals - Jeff Buckley.
I’ve mentioned him before, but I can’t state enough how much of a must listen Grace is. Please do yourself the favour haha 😛
This is something that I enjoy about Radiohead even their b-sides are real gems and by the way lately I've been listening to a lot of Ill wind it's simply beautiful .
I have the same feeling as you, I found Radiohead late back in 2018 and I have hope and I need them to release the 10th album, I look forward to it too much. I think the closest thing to a new album was kid a mnesia (although most of the new material was already floating around on the internet) with the addition of kid amnesia EXHIBITION was really exciting. Finally, I want to thank you for sharing these reactions and I really appreciate your way of reacting and enjoying Radiohead and all of the band's music.
Greetings from Argentina 🙋♂️
wow you reacted back to back to two of my faves radiohead songs, these two songs are in my top 5
Always enjoy watching you enjoy Radiohead and the smile 👍
It’s as if you are expressing the thoughts and emotions perfectly to how I think and hear it and not having anyone who’s interested, to share the enthusiasm with about their phenomenal talent, it makes my heart sing to hear a response such as yours and say exactly as it should be, perfect 👌
I never understood them rejecting radioheads bond masterpeice as being too dark as they then had Billie Eilish No time to die, is that not too dark aswell 🤷♀????
It’s all about making the most money ha !
Keep up the heartfelt reviews for this band, no one does if better than you 👍
Thank you so much for the kind words!
Sick wit it mah boi. Keep em coming Jack!
Great reactions as always. Have to recommend The Daily Mail as well.
Looking forward to seeing you react to the from the basement versions. Awesome 🙌🏻
I can guarantee you, Jack. Spectre will only grow on you over time. Beautiful lyrics. And I damn near reached Nirvana when I had I'll Wind playing in my headphones as I was skiing down a slope!!!
would have been so cool!
The Daily Mail and Man of War are the most precious of hidden gems
Don't forget Harry Patch (in memory of).
I love the Spectre song and still listen to it to this day - new sub here!
Thanks for the sub!
Radiohead's From The Basement sessions are stellar, but if you'd like to react to their *entire* catalog before tackling their live content, it would be really neat to see you start with their B-sides in order. Some of my favorites of theirs are B-sides, Spectre being pretty far up there. (You won't find the song Pop Is Dead easily, it's worth a listen though!)
I was also coming to trll you to check out the radiohead b sides. They are just as amazing as all their other songs.
I’ve heard people call Radiohead “modern prophets”, and with their lyrics “keep your distance, and no harm will come… an ill wind blows…” years before COVID emerged… I can see why people might feel that way. 😮
Man if we're reacting to singles you've GOT to hear The Daily Mail
ayee! nice video, you feel the music, your body language says it all. Consider me subscribed hehe. Also, take a look at the genre trip-hop since you like hip hop and radiohead, some absolute classics: dummy, mezzanine. Im pretty sure Damon was heavily inspired from it.
Why you should check out "Get To Heaven" by Everything Everything:
- They're a progressive pop/rock band, this album is considered to be one of the greats of modern pop, a classic.
- They're inspired by Radiohead, got their name from Kid A's "Everything In Its Right Place" starting lyrics.
- They're not Radiohead, they are one of the most unique bands you'll ever hear, nothing sounds like them
- Vocalist is quirky as hell, super engaging, eccentric and charismatic, just crazy vocals
- The album's got around the same amount of views as Talking Heads' "Remain in Light".
- Fantano reviews them alot. If you watch Middle 8, he did a video on them too, they're one of his fav bands. He did videos on albums and artists you've already checked out like alt-J, Tame Impala etc.
- YOU WILL HAVE A LOT OF FUN.
(Now that I've bothered you for a bit, have an awesome day dude!)
Love the reactions. Please do the King Of limbs Live From The Basement. It's stunning. It adds a whole new dimension to the album. it also has Daily Mail and Staircase on it, which are also great.
can't wait
Gotta do 'Dawn Chorus' Jack, right up your street
please react to lift by radiohead! I love your reactions!
trust you should do portal 2 songs to test by. Video game osts dont fit your style but youre my fav youtuber so it would be cool :>
I'd like to see your reaction to Fog by Radiohead. I love that single! Please give it a spin my man!
Love Fog so much.
Radiohead is my favorite band and Bond is my favorite film franchise. I’m still mad the producers decided against using Radiohead’s song.
I'll give you one you may not get from anyone else. I think you would like a single called these are my twisted words. I love it, it's a VERY atmospheric track.
Also staircase is a amazing song that should have been on the king of limbs
Far better than the song they picked for the film in the end!
Check out Listening In channels How Radiohead Wrote the Perfect Bond Theme. It is an excellent breakdown of the Spectre theme. It is really a masterpiece when you dive into the composition.
All of his Radiohead deep dives are good!
His videos are incredible. The breakdown of Spectre was perfect.
Sounds awesome
Please listen to amok, it is sooo good. Thom and flea and nigel together its crazy and so tasteful
Hoping to for sure one day soon!
You need to listen "my favourite faded fantasy" by Damien Rice, YOU WOULD LOVE IT!
Daily mail and staircase will knock your socks off damnnnn and supercollider!!!
Please, check out the "Tomorrow Modern Boxes" album! It's incredible❤
I want none of this by Radiohead. Trust me, you need this in your life.
Reacción a Quevedo en la última está buenísima desdé Tenerife España ❤❤❤❤❤
You should do king gizzard. Only other interesting band out there
Absolutely lukewarm reception for Ill Wind. That track is magic and over time I probably prefer it to anything on AMSP.
can you do a reaction to grace by jeff buckley, hes very important to the foundation of radiohead
"Anger burns a bullet hole" is such a great line to describe Daniel Craig's Bond. And the studio threw artistic integrity in favor of commerciality. Sam Smith's version wasn't bad, but it pales in comparison. It's not even Sam Smith's best. It felt underbaked, like he was asked to do a Bond theme because he was popular when this movie came out. Shame...
please react to another david bowie album
Booooo.. you're a grown man now! Lets go! Aesop Rock - Spirit World Field Guide. GETERDUN ya limey bloke.
That album was made on a SNES soundchip
spectre probably wasnt picked because it wasnt "radio friendly" enough, and the bond films often require the music to be very accessible to provide marketing for the film - Radiohead really doesnt make music like that
Easily the best Bond theme ever made, and they used a terrible one instead. Funny.
such a great song
I know radiohead but who the F' is sam smith?