Radiohead is erased from the internet

it's a proven fact that people who listen to radiohead have higher iq's....jus' sayin'
 
My group GuitCussion will release our second CD next week, called "Exit Wonderland".
But we have also decided not to publish anything on the Internet.
I will keep all the CDs at home.
No one will hear a tune from that CD.

The greatest lost track of all time:
The Late Greats' "Turpentine"
You can't hear it on the radio
You can't hear it anywhere you go

The best band will never get signed
K-Settes starring Butcher's Blind
Are so good, you won't ever know
They never even played a show
You can't hear 'em on the radio

The greatest singer in rock and roll
Would have to be Romeo
His vocal chords are made of gold
He just looks a little too old

The greatest lost track of all time:
The Late Greats' "Turpentine"
I can't hear it on the radio
I don't hear it anywhere I go

The best song will never get sung
The best life never leaves your lungs
So good, you won't ever know
I never hear it on the radio
Can't hear it on the radio
 


That's neat to know the history of the TV show it's spoofing. I think the message was clear even without knowing that, but it definitely strengthens the case.

We really should reach out to Radiohead and let them know if they want to be endorsed by establishment Weiners, their videos need more images of old dudes on top of a mountains trying to look young while wearing clothes and boots that would be totally inappropriate for hiking.
 
As a little kid I had a vhs tape of Trumpton episodes. It was a popular fav with me and my brother.

Then there was Moral Orel from a few years ago :lol:

 
Well that was as boring as most Radiohead songs.
Agreed. That song did nothing to change my opinion of them. The animation was mildly entertaining. I'm sure there was supposed to be some deep message there, but like their music, it's lost on me. :shrug:
 
I only hope for them that they muted the audio.



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*i just wanted to post this gif of Thom* :wink:
 
I'd bet money Jonny did most of the orchestral arrangement. He did the entire score for There Will Be Blood and it was great stuff.

He also composed the scores for The Master, Inherent Vice, and Norwegian Wood.

He also recorded Steve Reich's Electric Counterpoint, which few shredders could pull off. It's pure guitar, so @Jbird might dig it.

And then Junun was released earlier this year. He's freakishly talented.
 
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