Radiohead

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Radiohead's songs often explore themes of alienation, technology, and existential angst. Their lyrics can be interpreted in various ways, reflecting feelings of disconnection in modern society and the complexities of human emotions. The band's use of abstract imagery and haunting melodies creates a sense of unease, inviting listeners to contemplate deeper issues related to identity, anxiety, and the impact of the digital age. Ultimately, the meaning of a Radiohead song can vary for each listener, shaped by personal experiences and perspectives.

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Some of them still reside in the place at which they formed - Oxford, England.

Although these two bands have been quite sucessful in album sales, there are many many many many artists/bands that have sold far more. Wikipedia has a list of the top selling albums/artists if you're interested in more info.

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It was live on MTV and it asn't been on any album.

Radiohead has recorded seven albums since 1993:

1993 - Pablo Honey

1995 - The Bends

1997 - OK Computer

2000 - Kid A

2001 - Amnesiac

2003 - Hail to the Thief

2007 - In Rainbows + I Might Be Wrong - Live Recordings

Radiohead became the first band to offer one of their albums to customers at whatever price they saw fit.

Radiohead was created in 1985.

Radiohead were previously known as 'On A Friday' from 1985-1991 but when they were picked up by the record label EMI they were told to change their name, so they changed it to Radiohead after a Talking Heads song.

Radiohead released The Bends March 13, 1995. The genre of the album is alternative rock. The album is 48 minutes and 37 seconds long. The Bends is the second album released by Radiohead.

They used 15 step at the end of Twilight Exit music is at the end of Romeo and Juliet. (Talk Show Host also features) Several tracks are used in 'A scanner Darkly', Black swan by Thom Yorke is in the final credits The Prestige also features a yorke song at the end Vanilla Sky features Everything in its right place and I might be wrong The BBC use tracks from Kid A very frequently... namely on a series on the WW1 trenches a few years back.

Radiohead posters can be purchased from a number of different retailers. Some of these retailers include the websites All Posters, Framed Art, Good Rock, and Trippy Store.

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currently, the official radiohead facebook page has 8.3 million likes

Up until 2009 Radiohead released 7 studio albums, 1 live album, 2 compilation albums and 6 EP's with an estimated total of 135 songs. This only includes songs released by Radiohead and there may be more that were only released via a different release (soundtrack, collaboration etc.) or are only played live by the band. Note that there are also up to 4 or 5 different versions of some songs (different mixes, live versions etc.).

The full list I compiled can be found here - http://pastebin.com/mykFY2jb

~500 million, it's hard to say becacuse they are notoriously secretive about their income for tax reasons

8/4 from what i hear. i'm not an expert.

It was featured in an advert for the Royle Family a few years back.

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As with most Radiohead songs there are a lot of interpretations. One is that it is about a man or womon trying to pursued a man or woman to leave a loveless marriage hence "denial...denial"

Some people believe its about being to hasty to jump into a relation ship "no matter how it ends...no matter how it starts"

But I think it is open to interpretation really...Thom Yorke always hates his lyrics being deciphered so maybe you should interpret it how you see fit. =D

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