Me paso lo más raro del mundo Estaba pensando en esta canción, tiene meses que no la escucho y no recordaba su nombre Apenas coloco radiohead y me aparece en la segunda opción THvid ya comienza a dar miedo xdxdxd
It’s weird how under-appreciated this song really is. I remember hearing someone say that depending on what you’ve experienced and how you live your life you’ll appreciate different songs and albums. Like, 2+2=5, Wolf at the Door, and I Will are my favorite songs in this album- but I don’t understand why people like There, There so much. While Wolf at the Door literally gives me goosebumps every time I listen to it, There, There just makes me bored. It’s weird, but our different music preferences is what makes us us, I guess.
this version not being the one included in hail to the thief has gotta be the biggest question mark i have regarding radiohead like what the hell, it's objectively better
Oh my goodness! ❤🎵 I've just heard this extended version here , for first time! 😯🤗 It's Monday 16th March 2020 , love it.. Love to everyone in these dark days of early 2020 🙌🏻 😘❤🐱♏♉☯️🌌🏴
I like to imagine that the cover for Hail to the Thief is the above ground city and the cover for Amnesiac is the bunker under the city, and the cover for OK Computer is a painting of the streets, and that the Kid A cover is a picture of the distant mountain range.
This song is about the Amiriyah shelter bombing in 1991. The US dropped two bunker buster bombs on a bomb shelter full of civilians, women and children. 400 died in it by burning to death.
I remember years ago, I was playing this song, and waz alone with just myself and my electric guitar. Absorbed in the music completely, caught on every note and word, I vividly remember beginning to cry as I sang the outro: "Little baby's eyes/ eyes, eyes, eyes..." Radiohead is some powerful stuff, to say the least.
I have not been able to listen to Radiohead in years memories are so painful of things I lost from these times sucks how we associate music with certain times of our life sucks
The brutal touch, tinged with melancholy of certain comments here, causes an abyssal diving movement in my subconscious, so that I end up feeling apathy in the face of these eternal questions, not as an escape but as an exercise in the knowledge of self
Wether this is about the amiriyah shelter or ww2 bombing or other thing, it doesnt matter alot, i care about 9/11 victims just as i care about amiriyah shelter victims, ppl who wants to live a peaceful life dont deserve this, and i dnt blame america nor iraq for those incidents, but i blame the person who planned these crimes
