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Radiohead – If You Say the Word
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‘'If You Say The Word’‘ was released as the first single off of Radiohead’s compilation album Kid A Mnesia. It came as the first piece of previously unreleased material from the
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Radiohead – If You Say the Word Samples
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See all of “If You Say the Word” by Radiohead’s samples, covers, remixes, interpolations and live versions
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Genius Traductions françaises – Radiohead - If You Say the Word (Traduction Française)
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[Couplet 1] / Si tu es dans une forêt, hors de toi / Ces branches acérées te tranchant les bras / Si t'es coincé dans des arcs-en-ciel, brisant l'miroir / Où tu rates l'instant, le
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Spotify – New Music Friday 9/10/21
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Every Friday, Spotify compiles the hottest and most notable recent releases. If you want to discover new music and keep up with the freshest songs, listen to the playlist below and
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Radiohead – The National Anthem Samples
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See all of “The National Anthem” by Radiohead’s samples, covers, remixes, interpolations and live versions
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Radiohead – Paranoid Android
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“Paranoid Android,” the first single from OK Computer, is characterized by three distinct moods written in what Thom Yorke referred to as three different states of mind. The song’s
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yabawkward
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Yo, I like music. Playing, composing, producing, whatever.
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Radiohead – My Iron Lung
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The entire song is about Radiohead’s “Creep” from their first album Pablo Honey. An iron lung is a mechanical respirator that worked using negative pressure to assist breathing
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Radiohead – Creep
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According to Thom Yorke, “Creep” tells the tale of an inebriated man who tries to get the attention of a woman to whom he is attracted by following her around. In the end, he lacks
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Radiohead – The National Anthem Samples
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See all of “The National Anthem” by Radiohead’s samples
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Radiohead – I Promise
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“I Promise” is a song is about being devoted to someone, almost to an idiosyncratic fault. It details a relationship in which someone makes declaration after declaration that no
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Radiohead – Untitled v2
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[Instrumental]
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Radiohead – No Surprises
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“No Surprises” is the fourth and final single from Radiohead’s third album, OK Computer. It was the first song to be recorded for the album, and the band actually stuck with the
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Radiohead – Fake Plastic Trees
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A fine example of Radiohead’s “post-grunge” / “pre-electronic” phase on The Bends.
The song is supposed to be a call against consumerism. While recording the song, the band went
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Radiohead – Karma Police
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One of several stunning singles from Radiohead’s heavily influential masterpiece, OK Computer, “Karma Police” is a haunting and atmospheric track. Thom Yorke’s strained
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Radiohead – Cut A Hole
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‘Cut A Hole’ is one of the many songs that Radiohead played live during their King of Limbs tour that hasn’t had an LP release. Many anticipated the song to be on Radiohead’s ninth
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Extreme – More Than Words
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“More Than Words” is a single from Extreme’s 1990 album Extreme II: Pornograffiti. It was written by Nuno Bettencourt & Gary Cherone.
According to Nuno Bettencourt, the song is
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Radiohead – Untitled v3
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[Instrumental]
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Avril Lavigne – Here's to Never Growing Up
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This song is about teens and young adults who want to be able to do things that adults do (like drinking and partying) but never having to deal with the consequences. Hence, never
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Radiohead – Follow Me Around
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After the release of some previously unreleased material in OKNOTOK, this is now probably the oldest and best known “lost song” by Radiohead.
It is known that the band attempted
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Katy Perry – The One That Got Away
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In The One That Got Away, Katy reminisces about a former lover. She promises him that if only things had worked out differently, they could have spent their lives together.
During
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Radiohead – Jigsaw Falling into Place
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Thom Yorke (and his close friend Adam Buxton, who directed the video for this song) has stated in interviews that ‘Jigsaw Falling Into Place’ is based on the messy drunken nights
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Taylor Swift – You Belong With Me
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“You Belong with Me” tells the story of a boy who is too wrapped up in a toxic relationship to see how much another girl likes him. It appears on Taylor’s sophomore album, Fearless
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Radiohead – Like Spinning Plates (‘Why Us?’ Version)
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[Verse 1] / Why us? / Why not someone else? / Why us? / The cameras are turnin' off our lights / So run away / [Chorus] / And this just feels like / Spinning plates / Our bodies
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Radiohead – Airbag
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“Airbag” is the first song off OK Computer.
The song is somewhat autobiographical – Thom had been involved in a car accident roughly a decade before, his life saved by an airbag
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When in Rome – The Promise
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“The Promise”, by When in Rome, was released in 1987 as the lead single from their self-titled album. The song made the top 20 on the Billboard Hot 100 in late 1988. It remains
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Genius – September 2021 Singles Release Calendar
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WELCOME TO GENIUS' SEPTEMBER 2021 SINGLES RELEASE CALENDAR!!!
For September 2021 album releases, visit this page
This page highlights the notable singles released in all
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Radiohead – Stop Whispering
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From the band’s debut album Pablo Honey, “Stop Whispering”, which sounds somewhat similar to a collaboration between The Stone Roses and Pixies, is an uplifting song promoting self
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Radiohead – Exit Music (For A Film)
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Radiohead was in the middle of their 1996 tour when they were approached by director Baz Luhrmann to record a song meant for his upcoming film, Romeo + Juliet.
The band was shown
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Radiohead – I Might Be Wrong
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Although the album version is heavily produced by Nigel Godrich and Radiohead, with a more electronic texture, I Might Be Wrong is one of the more guitar-oriented songs on Amnesiac
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Radiohead – Electioneering
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One of the straightforwardly political songs in the Radiohead catalogue, it captures the unrest against neoliberal policies that plagued the globe in the late 1990s, and would soon
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Radiohead – Untitled v1
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[Instrumental]
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Radiohead – Pulk/Pull (True Love Waits Version)
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[Verse 1] / I'll drown my beliefs / To have your babies / I'll dress like your niece / And wash your swollen feet / [Chorus] / Don't leave / Don't leave / [Verse 2] / I'm not
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Radiohead – The Morning Bell (In the Dark Version)
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(...kids in half) / (...kids in half) / (...kids in half)
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Oasis – Wonderwall
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“Wonderwall” was released as the third single off of Oasis' classic album What’s The Story? (Morning Glory). It was supposedly written for Noel Gallagher’s then-girlfriend, Meg
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Radiohead – Knives Out
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The song was recorded as a part of the Kid A/Amnesiac sessions. It was first revealed to the public during one of Radiohead’s early webcasts via the band’s website in 1999.
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Radiohead – How to Disappear into Strings
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[Instrumental]
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Radiohead – Climbing Up the Walls
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Sung from the perspective of paranoid fear itself, “Climbing Up the Walls” takes the English idiomatic expression for utter unpleasant feelings, such as worry and doubt giving the
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