PIANIST REACTS to 🔥Karma Police by Radiohead🔥 - Breakdown and Analysis

[@richardmose]

Loved your reaction, and would like to help guide you through Radiohead's library. Pyramid Song and Like Spinning Plates Why Us version are 2 of my very favorite Radiohead tracks, and both have a lot of good piano-worth a listen, definitely, and a reaction. You will really enjoy them.

[@boyreporter-ut4ye]

miss these

[@robbiebonham]

Good man, enjoyed that.

[@EamonReacts]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@robbiebonham]

@@EamonReacts I envy your piano skills. Plug away, young sir.

[@aureliogj7966]

Radiohead never gets old

[@genericaccount282]

Good analysis and break down of a classic. Love the background. is that real?

[@EamonReacts]

yes the background is the living room, glad you liked the video!

[@flatcapman]

"I lost myself" A lot of people caught that the wrong way thinking Thom was depressed but NO he' singing it from a Memory of something that happened to him during a walk back from school and seen something that put him in shock and the 2nd half connects to Karma Police as in a message to the running man in the clip as in "How would you like it if something happened to you and you can't escape it nor not see it?" The Song was based off 3 sources 1) the band joked saying "Be careful or the Karma Police will get you. 2) the higher ups mistreated the band with nasty looks and actions. And 3) The singer describing a memory he had. The director picked Lajos Kovacs to play the running guy after a performance in a film since hes an actor won the guy over so they bought him over from Hungry

[@jameshannagan4256]

If you want to check out something different try Climbing Up The Walls from the same record it's actually really creepy in a great way.

[@rohnnyjotten3985]

I am not a musician but I am a Radiohead fanboy and from the day I first heard them I knew straight away that this band were 'different' from your run of the mill band. Watching reactions by, and talking to, musicians confirmed it, the time signatures, the chords chosen and song structures are all way above what other bands were doing, so much so that a straightdorward verse, chorus, verse, mid8, chorus song with 'obvious' chords bores the crap out of me now..... no matter how good the guitar solo is.

[@richardmose]

Sistsorry to obsess, but do your ears, and your spirit a big favor, and listen to "SOS Slavic Bazzar" with vocalist Dimash Kudaibergen. It is performed in French with piano accompniament that crescendos into a multi-instrumental climax. He is an amazing, classicly trained vocalist from Kazhakstan who is regarded as one of the best male vocalists in the world. A reaction to this will bolster your views, and your youtube followers.

[@boyreporter]

good to see you back

[@oskarobit]

I read something quite like this in different pages: Intro Am D9/F# Em G Am F Em G Am D G C C/B Am Bm D