Old Composer REACTS to Radiohead Lift | Reaction and Reflection | Composers Point of View

[@derricktipps9867]

Never heard a band be so unafraid to wipe the slate clean, start fresh, and do something completely different.... every single album.

[@antdujar]

Truly!

[@martinzeibig]

R.E.M.

[@carlosgodsallios8172]

@@martinzeibigreally?

[@NefariousPorpoise]

Every album sounds _exactly_ the fucking same, lol.

[@spulmusic]

@@NefariousPorpoise Have you ever heard Radiohead? Maybe somethings off with your ears?

[@StringJ]

Radiohead’s “Pyramid Song” is both haunting and mesmerizing. It always leads to a spirited debate about time signatures ;)

[@raihannurf3249]

Up Vote!! for next reaction

[@8Clips]

I'm camp 4/4, you can count it out, but my god it's phrased so weirdly, and the slow swung rhythm just adds to the confusion.

[@estes27828]

Probably my favorite Radiohead song. One of my favorite songs period. Tool and Radiohead are my favorite bands so I was super psyched to see he finally got around to some Radiohead.

[@brianaviolet5935]

It’s just 4/4 time! It’s eighth notes are grouped 3-3-4-3-3, which adds to 16 eighth notes. So what sounds like 5 measures is just four 4/4 measures with syncopation

[@brianaviolet5935]

That’s why it’s called pyramid song. It has 4 sides with 3 edges and 1 side with 4 edges. That song has a pattern of 4 groups of 3 eighth notes and 1 of 4

[@diegolondrina7510]

Pleeeease “How to disappear completely” - Radiohead.

[@jcorridos]

YES ^

[@orbinsolem]

@@jcorridos YEES

[@yeahohright3097]

I second this

[@trenchdiggersnow]

yes please

[@christophmozure9413]

Yeah.

[@zachm3264]

You HAVE to hear Paranoid Android... one of the greatest songs of all time

[@MrDcarmichael]

Ohhh... yes, I love that its this weird ballad with sort of... movements for lack of a better word.

[@LudvikM]

Yes, and also very interesting from a composition + production point of view.

[@derricktipps9867]

The remastered version is better in every way... except it's missing the 4 beeps at the beginning!!!! Drive me nuts!

[@Comrade_mommy]

Lucky, paranoid android and karma police from OK computer are perfection.

[@derricktipps9867]

@@Comrade_mommy i feel like ok computer is really one long track.

[@Insanalyst]

One of the best bands of all time. Their creativity is off the charts.

[@Virgaltum_47]

You're like a more accessible Rick Beato, it's so cool that you're sharing your perspective in a way that's informative without just being another reaction channel.

[@KeyOfGeebz]

I appreciate that Aaron!

[@thomasmeyer8798]

But nothing against Rick. His reactions and his immense knowledge of music theory (not to forget about his playing skills) are always an ear-opener to me.

[@Virgaltum_47]

@@thomasmeyer8798 Absolutely! I love Rick's videos too, I'm still very novice with music theory and I appreciate Geebz showing some of the more technical sides of music more at my speed. Both are killer!

[@anesthetize7]

Funny that you put it that way. I read it and it 'clicked' in my head. I love to listen to music and discect the whole thing, but I'm not that great with music theory. This channel just has that little bit of extra accessiblity. Can't get enough of these. Geebz and Lost In Vegas are the go to and best reaction channels for me, without a doubt. Although I love Ricks channel too, especially the 'What makes this song great?' series.

[@the_oslovian]

Very well said!

[@cuteasxtreme]

Radiohead fans are obsesssed I’m sure they’ll love this video. I’ve been to a concert of theirs before and the energy (band and audience) is insane, even for the age these guys are at.

[@peach53]

I wish they were immortal

[@paulogomes943]

Saw them live in a small club prior to releasing the OK computer. We could see them experimenting and improvising. Tom had a handbook with lyrics. It was probably the best concert I have ever seen. Just seeing songs being made in front of us. Check out "In the basement" See how things are done organically..

[@GrizzlyAt0ms]

Huge metalhead here, but Radiohead is on of my favorite bands. In fact, I've recommended them for this channel. A few other tracks I'd recommend are House of Cards, Let Down, 2+2=5, or Sail to the Moon.

[@derricktipps9867]

Let down is a masterpiece of composition.

[@sigzil1985]

These are some of my favourites... Also How to Disappear Completely

[@matandcat2506]

There there!!!

[@mikeford6611]

2+2=5 defo love the hail to the thief album stand up sit down also is a beast of a song an go to sleep

[@lindsayj667]

Agreed! I love Hail to the Thief but Let Down is just so spectacular.

[@ObyTotis]

Please do more Radiohead! They have so many great songs that are all so unique and different from one another, but in a way that’s genuine and doesn’t ever seem like they’re trying to be anything, if that makes sense. I’ve been listening to them for 12 years and somehow their music is more enjoyable the more I listen to it.

[@brossjackson]

Radiohead is a band you can keep coming back to and find new things to react to in every song. Since you are a string arranger, I strongly recommend “How to disappear completely”.

[@matty007d]

I think read Thom considers it amongst one of their best pieces. So yeh, get on it old decomposer!

[@rafaelnahafahik7781]

YESSS, one of their best songs, though they have like 20 best songs ever

[@govs213]

Metal heads love Radiohead too don’t worry ;-)

[@derricktipps9867]

Most metalheads appreciate talent. Regardless of genre, i find.

[@veevamm3642]

Yes we do!🖤🤘🖤🤘

[@matandcat2506]

@@thomasmeyer8798 you need new metalheads my friend 🤘🤘🤘

[@thomasmeyer8798]

@@matandcat2506 I think you're pretty right...

[@matandcat2506]

@@thomasmeyer8798 in all fairness im a metalhead through and through, my gf loves radiohead and dragged me along to see them in 2016 and i never looked back

[@derricktipps9867]

Radiohead is just good music.

[@Dexiray]

good music is just radiohead

[@superdave3093]

Music is good. Just: Radiohead. ☺️

[@PabloGutierrez-uo6dy]

God*

[@avedic]

As far as Radiohead goes.....I'll always love The Bends, OK Computer, and Kid A the most....and I hope you do more from that era. But......as far as newer stuff goes, I really hope you check out Burn The Witch. Excellent song. Driving and ominous throughout.....with some really cool atonal chromatic microtonal bending shit lol. It's a fun listen. :)

[@phillemon7664]

@@PabloGutierrez-uo6dy God music 100%

[@ericflaherty4668]

I started watching your Tool vids yesterday and I was thinking I wish you did Radiohead reviews, just to wake and see this! You're the man! Try Pyramid Song next, the composer in you will love it I think!

[@elagace03]

Metal heads who have a healthy taste in music like and appreciate Radiohead very much.

[@jeffkyler5660]

This song sat on the shelf for 20 years. THIS song. LOL. Best band in the history of history.

[@Zinfidel1]

You've gotta check out Radiohead's 'Reckoner' because it's such an amazing track. Especially with the strings. In Rainbows is just an incredible album. All time favorite.

[@antdujar]

I didn’t expect you to react to Radiohead, given that they’re one of my fave bands alongside Tool, and deftones. One of the most unique bands with one of the best discographies. Everyone from all genres has an appreciation for the band, especially metal heads. Deftones especially. Every member in the band is essential. The coolest thing about both the song and video is that they only played it live in 95 but never released it until 2017 to coincide with their 20th anniversary of Ok Computer album. And the video itself is a reflection of each music video from each of their era’s all seen as different floors. Great stuff. Can’t wait to see you react from their live from the basement tracks along with their records. I was happy to see them live at msg in 2018, and man would you enjoy their concerts and musicianship!

[@dima_r6]

Truth

[@Antekvist]

Tool, Deftones, Radiohead, Ghost ... Tori Amos ;)

[@aphexted5608]

Tool and Radiohead are both my favorite bands too. 🤔🤔 Maybe there's a pattern.

[@Antekvist]

@Mario Castillo No, but SnG are also one of the all time favourites! Gonna check it out!

[@antdujar]

@Mario Castillo where else can one go? Other than the other bands that are either an extension, or inspired by yet remain unique in their voice! But these church halls are the best 😂

[@anteaters-R-us]

Radiohead is the reason i picked up a guitar and learned how to play. They literally changed my life 🥰

[@lk-music]

It would be funny if it was because of Anyone Can Play Guitar from Pablo Honey! (He was being sarcastic. It's his take on a documentary of The Doors he watched)

[@anteaters-R-us]

@@lk-music actually it was “street spirit” lol “anyone can play guitar” is actually really hard

[@TeddymanYT]

Radiohead really puts you in a trance. Makes you feel like you are floating. You gotta check out Weird Fishes/Arpeggi, my favorite song if theirs. They also have a lot of interesting electronic, orchestral and jazz like tracks.

[@Jason17300]

Yes, more Radiohead hopefully in the future. Very interesting stuff, production wise.

[@cylinbaird715]

I'm still here! Please do more Radiohead I really appreciate your input and perspective

[@orbinsolem]

Would love to see a deep dive into their discography from you!

[@KeyOfGeebz]

Yes, it's gonna happen! :)

[@nicksummerson143]

@@KeyOfGeebz cannot wait for this! Coffee bought!!

[@stefanosg1432]

@@KeyOfGeebz I think Radiohead deserves a whole Album reaction, I'd suggest In Rainbows (as you've already done a few OK Computer songs).

[@jtvj8423]

The classic and most popular song of theirs, Paranoid Android, off the magnum opus album OK Computer from the 90s perhaps is a fitting song to dive into next. Love to see you diving into Radiohead!

[@michaellotman9004]

More Radiohead please. Paranoid android. Weird Fishes. You don’t know what you’re missing Man.

[@abs0lutezer0]

Yes! Paranoid Android is the quintessential iconic track!!

[@planktonmullet]

Yep agreed. You're missing out if you dont absorb some Radiohead. In my experience, the only people that don't like the band are the ones that don't like how and how much their music effects them

[@sammalla5238]

You can probably do more Radiohead songs like "Pyramid song" or "Videotape" both of them have this weird time signature and i'd love your analysis on them. Great video nonetheless

[@LudvikM]

+1 Pyramid Song

[@GrizzlyAt0ms]

Videotape is my favorite Radiohead track. Deceptively simple.

[@saoliath5000]

absolutely this

[@bigfortune1]

+1 Pyramid Song

[@jacobneylon647]

Both are 4/4. Pyramid Song has a 4/4 swing rhythm with a lot of the piano chords landing on the off-beats. Videotape is syncopated 4/4 that you can only really start to hear after the high-hats come in. I love how they play with rhythm in those songs.

[@toddjobin5516]

As many others have noted, I think you'll love "How to Disappear Completely". The song features some spectacular string arrangement, and was clearly inspired by Penderecki and/or Ligeti. Other recommended tracks by Radiohead (from a compositional and engineering standpoint) are: - Pyramid Song (I've heard that this was inspired by Charles Mingus) - Let Down (the double-tracked vocals are terrific, especially when they split in the last verse) - Burn the Witch (great string arrangement) - Climbing Up the Walls (another Penderecki or Ligeti influence - downright creepy) - All I Need (particularly the coda, with piano, bells, and Thom's voice over the top of it all) So many unique and great songs by this band.

[@joshs8685]

Lift is a B side that didn't make the cut off their universally acclaimed masterpiece OK Computer. Highly highly recommend you check out that whole album. Start with Paranoid Android... that song will blow your mind :)

[@joshs8685]

PS I eat up every minute of these videos... they often feel too short even haha.

[@nosferatu9561]

He should start with airbag because it conects perfectly with paranoid android.

[@joshs8685]

@Rob Masters Agreed. But Lift is actually one of their most recent videos (released on the 20th anniversary of OK Computer). It probably had a lot of views, so I can absolutely see how he got to this song first being unfamiliar with the band's catalog.

[@gtesorieri]

You should start OK Computer always with Airbag and ended with The Tourist, as a whole one song

[@gtesorieri]

@@joshs8685 Actually they dish Lift because in the own Ed OBrien words would destroy the band, it's to catchy

[@the_oslovian]

Of all the Radiohead songs you could have chosen for a first song! A song written in the 90s and recorded a few years ago for real. I love it, but I am glad you ate onto more master pieces of them now😊

[@TimLee356]

radiohead is 36 years old. how could a composer not be more familiar with them? they are pure genius

[@MattHarris85]

The two guitars doing different things is something Radiohead have explored a lot. Around the Kid A era they did some stuff recording at the same time without being able to hear each other. Scatterbrain is a great song of theirs with both guitars playing different things in the same range

[@ojmcbaggins]

Radiohead is genius. Do more please

[@jonfernandez4271]

Still here. Everybody is still here. Nobody is leaving these videos early, my man. You're a natural teacher.

[@majormajormajortom]

MORE RADIOHEAD, PLEASE! Let's see just how many times they can surprise you ;)

[@richardblkmann3298]

Honestly, I'd kill to watch you do a series going through all their studio albums. Such amazing musicians.

[@Bandstand]

This song sounds like North Carolina in 99'. I'm an ex audio engineer professionally. I like how you talk about sonic. Good shit.

[@bruh-xy1bt]

You're basically the Justin y. of the music on KZbin

[@snuffferr]

@@bruh-xy1bt except bandstand makes high quality vids. shits my fav channel

[@makotroid108]

NC was such a chill, yet uncompromisingly wild place in 99. App state, booze, skiing,... radiohead. Shit was straight-forward.

[@jonathanflores2302]

Oh hello, wasn't expecting you here

[@vaprex]

Not entirely sure what you mean -- but yet I think I know what you mean... Raleigh, NC here - was in the 90s music scene as an industrial band. While in college (and after) I was friends with "Post-Pro" studio founder, who helped our band a lot and taught us a good bit about producing and post-producing. While I was a die-hard industrial fan, Radiohead was the band that shook me to my core and made me realize how next-level they were compared to anything else.

[@ChristopherMobbs]

I've been a massive Radiohead fan for 25 years now. This was an old B side that they remixed a few years back. It would be great for you to look at Letdown and Weird Fishes. These two track are some of my favourites. 👍❤️

[@iandarke7417]

Don’t know how many videos in you are now, but you are still KILLING it with the song choices 👏🏻

[@Jesstryfox]

Radiohead playing their album "In Rainbows" Live from the Basement sessions will knock your socks off. All the songs from there are amazing but my top suggestions are, "Nude", "Where I End and You Begin", "Reckoner", "All I Need" "Weird Fishes" etc. No real order, but they are all lovely, and you'll be able to see them play the many instruments.

[@djnofly]

Radiohead is phenomenal. Absolutely stunning. I can't believe you never bothered till now. Unbelievable.

[@sadlantis]

I'm still here! Been really enjoying your videos so far! If you're up for doing more Radiohead How To Disappear Completely would be amazing to see your reaction to.

[@sc3046]

Reckoner (From the Basement) and you are guaranteed "chicken skin." You could probably add some tears to that because of the angelic voice.

[@TheSlandis]

My daughter turned me on to Radiohead too! She being a musician, well at the time, a budding musician, I respected her opinion. A few road trips with her didn't hurt either. As a child of the 70's, I'd say learning to love Radiohead is a progression. As a late comer to playing music, I can really appreciate how complex their songs are. I learned Just on bass and it was one of the funnest songs ever. My daughter, who studied music production and engineering at Berklee, loves Radiohead's producer, Nigel Godrich.

[@tuvalpollack5131]

Another beautiful use of suspended chords is Weird Fishes/Arppegi, and it's mix starts very dry and intimate and just keeps building and building. I believe it'll be just right up your alley, cheers!

[@Comrade_mommy]

Prob my fav band ever.

[@gnarlymonk9004]

Geebz you have to hear Burn The Witch if you want a boss live string arrangement. Actually can’t believe you haven’t heard much Radiohead, they deserve your attention! I’m appreciating the reviews by the way man.

[@TheSyracuseCircus]

ive been absolutely obsessed with radioheads discography for the past two weeks, so this was a sight for sore eyes!

[@Alpha_7227]

Such a great band, so many fantastic songs, you ought to suss out Fake Plastic trees, Just, Weird Fishes, High and dry. I could go on. Thom Yorke is so flipping underrated and humble. This song was originally written in 1996 and only played live at the time. It was left off their album as deemed too commercial. It was only released some 20 years later on a re-release of the album. That's the mark of a great band.

[@vahagbyurat]

if you know of radiohead from your daughters, that probably means you did a good job as a parent, because they have good taste lol

[@chasedaace1205]

or her daughter is depressed 💀

[@valentin7693]

@@chasedaace1205 both

[@paulthesaintsfan9137]

I’m still here 🤙 I’m gonna recommend 15 Step by Radiohead

[@toddgersh]

How about almost everything from Radiohead.

[@bigfortune1]

15 Steps is a great song. I’d also love to see him react to The Pyramid Song, 2+2=5, Feral, and Subterranean Homesick Alien. 🤙

[@peach53]

I think in rainbows was the best album

[@toddgersh]

@@peach53 legit opinion

[@teapotdome]

@@bigfortune1 all excellent suggestions! can i throw Videotape or The Numbers to that list too please.

[@brookeellenfreeman7699]

You had me at Radiohead, Deftones and Tool... my three all time favorite bands. You are the coolest, by the way. I'm assuming you composed all of the chakra clearing and meditation music?... because, amazing!! 🙏 I'm excited to have found you!! 💕

[@KeyOfGeebz]

Aloha Brooke. Stoked you like the content I'm unraveling but more stoked you like the meditation compositions. It's a "compositional hobby" since I do my own meditating - figure If I can, why not write my own sonic channeling :)

[@brookeellenfreeman7699]

@@KeyOfGeebz that is so awesome. I plan on listening to one this evening during meditation time. What a treat to find someone like-minded that also happens to be breaking down some of my favorite songs! You truly are giving such a cool perspective, not seen in typical reaction videos. Thanks for the response! 🙏

[@darylbrown7889]

Loving the TOOL - would love more Radiohead. Climbing Up The Walls. (Also check out Thom York solo stuff)

[@mechorg]

For solo Thom York, start with Black Swan.

[@thomsevilla4956]

wow! a radiohead reaction! one of my fave bands for sure .....

[@jamiegazeley]

amazing man can't believe your starting your Radiohead journey you need to listen to the album in rainbows right now 😂

[@dawn7351]

YES! React more to Radiohead please!

[@ImK4Os]

I'd also just like to point out this masterpiece of a song is a BONUS TRACK, radiohead really do have high standards

[@veevamm3642]

Oh my! FRISSON!❤ Radiohead is beautiful! Please do more! Something like THE TOURIST or Street Spirit! Or Weird Fishes! I could go on and on and on.....

[@Luke-vl4lf]

I will watch any video with Radiohead.

[@grey_f98]

For radiohead my favorites are reckoner, how to disappear completely, paranoid android and idioteque, would love to see a react on any of these.

[@thomasmeyer8798]

Maybe a reaction to Radioheads Basement Sessions would be a recommendation too.

[@sentientcardboarddumpster7900]

That Bloom blows the studio version out of the water. I had it downloaded and listened to it so much, when I finally ended up buying The King Of Limbs on vinyl I was so confused. Like where's the Bloom I know...

[@richardadesmond]

'In Rainbows' from the basement is pure gold.

[@ghostpuppet31]

Yes, yes and more yesses stacked together and piled high!

[@lowellupchurch1609]

AlooooooHAAAA. Breaking down TOOL and now Radiohead? Pleease more Radiohead. Love both groups and ypu, holmes!

[@Dexiray]

well, we need to fix that real quick sir, not knowing Thom Yorke is one of the seven deadly sins.

[@curtjurgens5538]

So true!!

[@peach53]

Thank you soo much. Radiohead is the best band to see live. I would even say they are better live than on thier albums

[@LoriTriesLife]

Do you know how all-appealing "This is the place, you're safe now"

[@drewr729]

I can’t wait for you to dive in to more Radiohead. If you aren’t familiar with their music then your life is about to be changed... especially since you are a musician!!!! Their guitarist, Jonny Greenwood is a very unique composer!!!

[@dahahni]

And to think this didn't even make it on a final album cut (originally)... Just goes to show you the vastness of their music. I've said it before, GOATS!

[@spulmusic]

Yay! I've been wishing you did some Radiohead! I think you'd REALLY enjoy the weirdness of Idioteque's percussion or the absolutely beautifully stunning LIVE strings on How To Disappear Completely. If you want a more rock-y type of song, then Paranoid Android is the go-to with it's 6 minute runtime, it would be awesome for you to decompose! I would be over the moon if you did more Radiohead, yes please!

[@leojimenez5928]

As a composer and a long time radiohead fan this is just the best man, keep it up and please stay safe, and i´m still here haha

[@domokato]

Thanks for covering this. One of my favorite Radiohead songs for sure, but there are so many good ones. I like the way the verse holds on to the first chord for 3 measures then, 2 measures of another chord, then 1 measure of a chord, then 1-3 measures of the final chord (increases by 1 each repetition). So the repetitions are 7 bars, 8 bars, then 9 bars. And you feel the increase as a macrocosm counterpoint to the shortening of each consecutive chord within a repetition. Just beautiful subtle stuff.

[@LuckykidA]

I look forward to you digging deeper into this band. I happen to be a super fan for 20 years, and their music resonates deeply with me so to hear from someone on the outside (looking in) may provide perspective on WHY exactly I love it SO much.

[@panoskimpouropoulos249]

This song really makes me teary eyed most times i listen to it and it didn't fail to do it again during this video. I loved your reaction and the way you felt this song. You have earned another subscriber and I hope to see more Radiohead videos from you in the future!

[@L33PL4Y]

I'm still here. I always will be as long as you keep doing this. I only discovered you yesterday and I'm hooked. Please do more Radiohead, much MUCH more Radiohead.

[@tyghebrown9066]

you should react to ‘There, There’ by Radiohead. you really start to understand each individual band member, it’s a very intimate song and i think it’s incredibly accessible to any heavy rock lover.

[@superdave3093]

I’m into most of everything you post! Expansive to say the least. Absolutely Love Radiohead and Thom Yorke(the vocalist) has great side and solo projects as well! Personally you may want to check out his side project Atoms For Peace and his Solo project Thom Yorke. Amazing stuff more in the electronic sort of vein. Just something to maybe vibe with in your own time. As for other Radiohead tracks oh man! So many greats. A ton of people will be saying Paranoid Android and Creep because those two are easily their most popular and thus pretty accessible. For you being a composer though I’d love your take on the tracks Burn the Witch, Weird Fishes/Arpeggi, 2+2=5, Daydreaming(super emotional, geez 😭) Idioteque, Planet Telex and There there. Also the full albums Hail to the Thief, In Rainbows, and ok Computer are all mosaic masterpieces that ebb and flow track to track! And ANY of their live performances are just phenomenal especially the basement sessions and lalapolooza in Chicago a couple years ago. One of my all time fav bands right up there with, you guessed it Tool, Tesseract, Nine Inch Nails, Twelve Foot Ninja, Jinjer, etc. Metalheads really do love Radiohead. ❤️😁 Welcome to discovering one of the most respected and because of that, often times, most misunderstood bands out there. ☀️👊 Oh and here’s links to their live stuff! Chicago Lolapolooza 2016 kzbin.info/www/bejne/aYPdZ2yPot-kh68 In the Basement In Rainbows kzbin.info/www/bejne/eojYcqFseJ2AnMU In the Basement King of Limbs kzbin.info/www/bejne/nnqYioB6ntR3eLs

[@packfan1866]

Radiohead is an amazing band. Def need to break down some more of their stuff

[@laurenhunterviolinchannel1123]

Oh boy! I hope another rabbit hole! Lot of tool army loves this band because musically, they are superior. That intimate production is accessible in their “in the basement” video of them doing the whole “In Rainbows” album. As a musician and fan, it’s stunning!

[@mckendreespringer5664]

I'm still here and recommend "Decks Dark" "Burn the Witch" and "Optimistic" among the many other Radiohead songs being recommended.

[@ForbiddenFractal]

The entirety of A Moon Shaped Pool is worthy of making videos about. Beautiful composition and arrangement, masterful mixing, and tight grooves.

[@ForbiddenFractal]

Radiohead fans are rabid and move in herds, eager to digest anything related to Radiohead, so I'm sure that you could make a plethora of videos about them.

[@snekinoke38]

Really enjoying your Radiohead videos. A favorite band of mine that I haven’t listened to much in quite a while. You should definitely review some of the material on their In Rainbows album. A true masterwork by a band with no ego and nothing left to prove. Reserved, impactful, beautifully arranged, musically clever. A great listen front to back.

[@miguelparraguez4573]

Keep trying new things, man. We apreciate you videos because of your thoughts or reactions and I personally love to dyscover new music alongside. Greetings from a chilean in France.

[@KeyOfGeebz]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@shanewilliams9991]

I just discovered this channel today and I'm having a hard time settling on a video to watch. There are just so many great choices!

[@anteaters-R-us]

Yaayyyyyy!!!!! More radiohead :) radiohead is the most dynamic band ever - ive been listening to them for 20 years. Thank you for your insight!! P.s. you thought the tool army was crazy wait for the Radioheads lol 😌

[@echoradiata]

YES PLEASE DO MORE RADIOHEAD! they're my absolute favorite band and there's some fucking amazing songs you should do by them: Pyramid Song, How To Dissappear Completely, Videotape, Just... And those are only a few

[@awave1]

A reaction to the criminally unappreciated Jeff Buckley would be fantastic. He's been praised by the members of Led Zeppelin and influenced vocalist like Thom Yorke and Matt Bellamy. He was so much more than 'Hallelujah' (which IS great). He belongs up there with the rest of them. "Grace" (nod to the Mystery White Boy version), Lover, You Should've Come Over, or Dream Brother (Live at L' Olympia) are great, to point you in the right direction. It might not garner you 100, 000 views, but it will give more exposure to one of the greatest vocalists of the last 50 years, who passed far too soon.

[@spagooter_intruder]

Fun fact: Radiohead’s guitarist Jonny Greenwood wrote the original soundtrack for the movie There Will Be Blood. Great movie and great soundtrack

[@cleeshay]

I'm still here. Really enjoy your stuff, have watched the Radiohead decomps in particular several times. Fun stuff! 😎

[@mikeford6611]

I’m still really happy ya did a Radiohead vid :) there’s tons more by them worth doing vids on

[@dantodd3737]

I'm still here, and I love the fact that you started with one of the least-apprecieated Radiohead songs. If you continue checking them out I will continue appreciating and watching it 🤙

[@blakebyles2159]

More Radiohead please 👍 lots of depth to unravel. Enjoy listening to you do it.

[@Carakav]

Any of their tracks from the "Basement" videos would be great for this channel. Just raw music, good production, with full visibility on their studio space.

[@txdust80]

Such an obscure single to pick as your first Radiohead listen. Not a bad song, but never once heard die hard fans say this is the song to introduce Radiohead to a new listener. Glad you digged it

[@shakesrear9204]

I came here because of this song and because I'm a Radiohead fan. I don't know why I like the music that I like, I just do. I loved your break-down and I've come away with a new appreciation of Radiohead. Thanks!

[@SarahTimmie]

Radiohead is just amazing. Consider Radiohead "Daydreaming" - would love to hear your take on it! :)

[@-Blackguard-]

Love your videos, Mr Geebz. Nice to find a song you've listened to that I have loved since the first listen. I Hope you are doing great :)

[@haydenmoran7032]

I'm still here! Great video man. Huge Radiohead fan but hadn't heard the tune! I appreciate everything you said I have a lot of music I like listening too but don't know too much about the theory or instruments so it was nice to learn something new

[@junkfinder3168]

Still here!! Thank you for doing one of my personal favorites. I loved seeing how you were moved.

[@MrTyler918273]

Check out In Rainbows Live from the Basement. You would definitely appreciate the production value of a live performance sounding every bit as good as the album.

[@hochiminhunited1444]

Loving all your Radiohead stuff. I'd like to recommend one - but I can't there are too many that I think you'd just love. Oh man, from the simplicity of True Love Waits, to the multi-sectioned Paranoid Android or Daily Mail, to the rhythms of Bloom.... etc.

[@seth9138]

You should decompose so many more Radiohead songs please and thank you.

[@bobbymuscarello]

Radiohead forever ♾

[@WaldoWalker]

7:25 Yes, their multi-instrumental guitarist Jonny Greenwood, doubles as a synth/ keyboard/ pianist in many of their pieces.

[@chrishexx3360]

Absolute musical craftsmanship.