RADIOHEAD Exit Music (for a film) Old Composer Reaction and Dissection with Lyrics

[@KeyOfGeebz]

Ah yes, here we go - So I guess that this is one of two songs that needed to be played in a row. I promise the next track I do will be "Let Down". Aloha :)

[@gavalav6791]

Let Down is amazing. A face melter. As are most Radiohead tracks. Subterranean Homesick Alien is not an obvious choice but the bass in that track reflects the subject matter. I think it’s supposed sound like a spaceship.

[@joeyturneyturner9223]

“Erra- skyline” pleaseee geebzzz

[@gavalav6791]

In fact, Geebz, if you love the bass you’d love anything from the first half of The King Of Limbs. Bloom, for example. I’m surprised there aren’t more suggestions for that album.

[@Clodd1]

Try Staircase or The Daily Mail, please! You're gonna be surprised.

[@ncommerce]

Yep. Let down is the one

[@clairedex]

5:33 this pause got a physical reaction of pain out of me. Lovely reaction regardless.

[@donut7087]

Lol yeah it killed me

[@deejaytee]

What's interesting is that the song kind of produces that point of reference, i.e. it's where you expect it to keep going in the way it was going, so he was like "I'm gonna step in here because it's good time to do so". But that's the genius of the song, you didn't expect it to shift at that point.

[@obi-wanjabronii]

My balls burst 😂

[@curlisjim]

Haha yes this killed me!!! Why??!! 😦

[@MiElas]

AAAHHH

[@silverlink8805]

That drum fill midway through that leads into the more intense part is one of my favorite moments in music

[@IveGotToast]

He paused at the worst part. Wish he would have listened to the whole thing and then discussed it

[@luchilenium]

That, the fuzzy bass that comes in there and then the lead up Thom's vocals do up until "now we are one". Fantastic.

[@jules8159]

‘You can laugh, a spineless laugh’

[@yogijager]

I screamed when he paused 😫

[@benjamininnes1437]

@@luchilenium that we are one part gives me goosebumps everytime I hear it

[@RobeliTeran]

I always get jealous when you do Radiohead. Being able to hear their stuff for the first time again would be amazing.

[@timyo6288]

Just snort some glue for 36 hours and put OK computer on.

[@RobeliTeran]

@@timyo6288 😂 great idea.

[@Brian_Fantastic]

I had my Radiohead awakening back in 2004 after a breakup, and it was an incredible experience. I might have listened to Kid A 100 times that year, at least. Definitely one of my all-time favorite bands.

[@benhuber1717]

I disagree. Everytime listen to this album it takes me back to the first time I heard it. I loved those moments, miss them, and my youth. My first kiss was this album, my first heart break was this album, the love of my life dance with me to this very song, I went to war with this album, and I've sung and sing this entire album to my children. This album to me is like water. Everytime I hear it, I drink it in and am reminded about how great life is. I'm no expert, but I know this, Radiohead's OK Computer is a lot more sweeter then the taste of a shotgun and its oil in your mouth.

[@mchamberlain7408]

Being such a musician though....and the way he deconstructs their songs....I feel I get more out of hearing them 🤷

[@zwsh89]

“The performance was so rich that I was able to listen like a pure listener and not a composer” is probably the best compliment one musician can give another

[@FutureExitsMedia]

I don't think it's hyperbole to say this is one of the best songs ever recorded by any artist. Stunning and sublime and utterly timeless.

[@jamiemuller2987]

What Richard said 🙌🏼

[@dan.j.boydzkreationz]

^ agree

[@puremisery1649]

It’s easily one of the saddest songs of all time

[@timyo6288]

That is massive hyperbole. I can’t even.

[@Patrick-id9uq]

@@timyo6288 how so

[@Jay-qh6uv]

Love that Muse was just like “yo let’s just make a whole band out of the last minute of Exit Music by Radiohead” lmao

[@atalantafugiens0426]

That is literally exactly what they did

[@ViktoriaVision]

Yes! I’ve always said this

[@Ithaca-vv5dy]

For real

[@veef4025]

LMAO damn ur right

[@Angel-ts4kt]

Saying that you've never listened to muse

[@alistairclifton1286]

I love this band...to be a teenager in the 90's, goddamn we were spoiled when it came to bands like this.

[@sorearm]

The 90s were the best weren't they

[@ab8jeh]

​@@sorearm late 90s in particular. After 2000 it slowly started to go downhill.

[@sorearm]

@@ab8jeh I was fortunate to hit 18 at 1990 so enjoyed ALL those years and ALL that music. As you say, after 2000 it's all samey samey

[@porscheguy43]

​@@sorearmyou're looking in the wrong places lmfao

[@JJ-lh1ds]

There’s some good music now but you really have to look for it. I totally agree that 90’s music was better in so many ways. Consistently amazing music. You guys were lucky.

[@briandoyle7095]

Ok Computer is a perfect album if you hit play on track one and just let it roll. The way they ordered the tracks is almost like seeing a movie or musical. Awesome album.

[@DrMattiLabbratt]

The Greatest Album of All Time 👊🏼🙏🏼

[@MrWestie1985]

A friend of mine once described the first half of this song as the closest music has ever come to silence. Nonsensical maybe, but I kind of understand what he meant.

[@minask5281]

Not nonsensical at all brother. I'm a musician, and that is something we strive for with my band. Achieving this musical silence. When it's pertinent. When it's right.

[@th3giv3r]

You mean, other than actual silence?

[@Autumnnnnn1]

@@th3giv3r I find this more silent then silence. Songs like 4 minutes 33 is meant to make the listener see the beauty of normal sounds in the world whereas this has a melancholic feeling that truly encapsulates silence

[@DrMattiLabbratt]

I actually really like that description, and have heard it often used in the Classical setting when describing or directing certain movements or phrases of a piece

[@gobannanago10]

I think the best use of silence, or absence of music, is in the interstellar soundtrack. The control of silence and spacing, especially in cornfield chase, is insane. You don’t even notice the dead space

[@bagerswell]

Great track and review. You will LOVE “daydreaming” by Radiohead for the strings alone

[@austinmucciante3108]

Second this specific song

[@TheBrigettedmisur]

Third that lol. It is a must! Same with National Anthem

[@demo9750]

Fourth that. Amazing song

[@nclsrfn]

Yes. Easily in the top 5. Incredible tune.

[@alecalfaras5936]

Oh yes, made for Geebz! Moon shaped Pool album = incredible human achievement

[@kosmosyche]

I feel like this is the type of song that if listened by someone in a wrong kind of mood in a wrong kind of time in one's life may end up in a tragic and irreversible decision. It's very powerful to the point that it can be dangerous. Exit music (for a film) indeed...

[@ahlphrehdthakhur3302]

Nah music helps

[@Huleboer99]

Exit Music (for a film) is probably the must sure fire way of getting a tear in my eye. At least musically. The way the crescendo just explodes with the organ and drums as "Now, we are one..." come in is just such an amazingly powerful moment in all of the music I've ever listened to. I'd still love to hear your take on "National Anthem" from "Kid A". The horn arrangement will probably blow your mind :)

[@scatterish]

Here to 2nd National Anthem! The live SNL version is fantastic as well as the record version

[@StreetPreacherr]

Radiohead & Shakespeare! Possibly the TWO BEST things EVER produced by Britain!

[@DrMattiLabbratt]

I can completely respect and understand it invoking that particular reaction in you and others-appreciation of a piece is such a personal experience isn’t it? For me, i find it exhilarating, victorious, intoxicatingly vengeful & almost joyous? Weird huh?

[@DrMattiLabbratt]

I completely understand and respect this song invoking that reaction in you & others. ApPreciation of Music is such a uniquely personal experience isn’t it? For me, i find it Exhilarating, Victorious, intoxicatingly vengeful & almost Joyous. Weird hey?

[@illegalseafood]

I love that you don’t take many pauses. You have to fall into the music. Some people do too many pauses which causes disconnect with the feel.

[@anujbeatles]

That climax! Unironically, the greatest single minute in the history of music, change my mind.

[@francescofadda1007]

Pink Floyd time (just before the solo) enters the chat

[@maxseth1]

Mistral Wind by Heart. A lot more music out there man

[@daviebananas1735]

The final minute to Nessun Dorma with Pavarotti singing is hard to beat.

[@33rdStreet]

Mascagni Callaveria Rusticana

[@Torthrodhel]

I really love it when Radiohead pull out the big bass fuzz. They do it every now-and-then, and it's always a treat.

[@joelk.3917]

The use of the Mellotron Choirs is so amazing in this track! There really is an incredible amount of emotion in this track. The compressed drums, bass guitar with the fuzz, the repetitive sample, the Mellotron and Thom's voice!

[@ThelemicMagick]

The Mellotron is such a weird and wonderful instrument. It's used on two other OK Computer tracks: 'Lucky' and 'The Tourist'. Those eerie choir sounds blend so well with Thom Yorke's falsetto.

[@joelk.3917]

@@ThelemicMagick I've always been a HUGE Mellotron and Chamberlin fan since I first heard it on records from the 60's and 70's. Owned a beaten up M400 when I was 18 and foolishly sold it a few years later alongside a few other vintage synthesizers. Still regret it!

[@ThelemicMagick]

@@joelk.3917 Ouch... I sure hope you at least got a decent price out of that M400? Though not completely comparable pricewise, I sold my TR-808 for a pittance about 20 years ago, which I now totally regret, both financially and musically.

[@joelk.3917]

@@ThelemicMagick Compared to what they're worth now, Nope 🤣 I got what they were worth back then. But just like you said: I totally regret selling every piece of vintage gear, musically (and because of the sentiment).

[@MikeDickson]

@@ThelemicMagick It also opens 'Airbag' with the cello sounds that double the guitar line.

[@steeeebs7286]

This song has one of the best crescendos of any I've ever heard

[@TechnicalHotDog]

This song still sends chills down my spine. The first time I heard it was the Black Mirror episode "Shut Up and Sit Down" and that is an unforgettable moment.

[@dr7226]

The episode title is shut up and dance

[@loke3684]

that episode is awesome. the ending, just like EVERY time i listen to the song, sent chills down my spine. that episode is an example of how to do an outro RIGHT - this song is PERFECT for that moment.

[@frightenedsoul]

Sigur Ros is a legendary and truly unique Icelandic band you would surely dig. They have some incredible albums including an untitled album typically styled ( ) and the lyrics are just made up words but it’s incredibly powerful music. Highly recommend.

[@Mr_Beebird]

He should listen to 'Untitled 8'. The mood shift and the ending of that track is just chilling.

[@vanilla_milkshake]

YES he really needs to hear Svefn-g-englar

[@oozeman23]

Oh ! Yes ! Please, Geebz, listen to some Sigur Ros ! Anything from the first album would be great ! They even made up their own fantasy language ! Really true !

[@ThelemicMagick]

Absolutely! Though some songs have made up lyrics (Hopelandic), most of Sigur Rós' discography is in Icelandic. I'd recommend starting off with songs like Starálfur or Hoppipola.

[@enigmaticx326]

He has done 1 Sigur Ros track. But yeah / more would be nice.

[@joshm8692]

i ALWAYS airdrum that fill into the drums and synths so when you paused on it, i screamed LOL. great video i always love the breakdowns :)

[@rafanj824]

LOL!!! It's such a great fill, and the sound of the drums are incredible!!!

[@joshm8692]

@@rafanj824 for sure! those tom tones are amazing

[@jorgenvandeburgt8670]

I saw them perform this song at BKS festival '17 and literally everyone was completely silent, it was so magical. Oh and a fun fact, that lovely big reverb on this track is from being recorded in the ballroom of St Catherine's court, Jane Seymour's mansion.

[@RustinChole]

Yes. YES!!!!! “There there” tho. I grew up first seeing them in 95. But after all the great ones you’ve done now, there there is just absolutely gorgeous. And a perfect mix of their more contemplative and more rocking aspect.

[@L33PL4Y]

I totally agree, "There There (The Boney King of Nowhere)" is a track I've been recommending to Geebz for a long while now.

[@mirjamvond1731]

I can't ever not get emotional when Thom sings the "Now we are one" part, geez. Such a hauntingly great voice

[@jfmgunner]

Your comment on the disconnected, eerie sound of the choral pad background vocals is spot on, it really gives the song its unique quality. Few other bands would have chosen that over a more natural beautiful choral arrangement, but of course this an album about the way technology alienates us, so it's perfect.

[@TheRevWillNotBeTelevised]

Sounds very much like a Mellotron to me.

[@jfmgunner]

@@TheRevWillNotBeTelevised I think that's spot on. Good call.

[@fran4948]

they recorded this song a year before they started ok computer, so it's just a coincidence

[@Apocryphate]

@@fran4948 Coincidence or inspiration?

[@corrupt8895]

5:33 I literally had to stand up and walk away when he paused at the fill

[@robdaniel3211]

Glad you dig the “OK Computer” stuff. Please try the song “There There” by Radiohead next.

[@kwilt]

My favorite song of all time

[@neilp6496]

Yes!!!! "There There" is definitely one you need to follow the lyrics along with

[@lukeafterluke]

I think geebz would like there there 🤙

[@L33PL4Y]

I've been recommending "There There (The Boney King of Nowhere)" to Geebz for a long time. I hope he does it.

[@JazzboJellyfish]

Yes!!! There There, please

[@astewart9410]

Totally harrowing, that song gets me every damn time. The lyrics, the chord changes, the push/pull of the instruments going in and out, all of it. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@mattwilcoxuk]

Been a long long time since I listened to anything off this album. Thanks for the reminder of how good it is.

[@suecox8850]

As an "old" singer I absolutely agree but Radiohead take you to that place where you're not breaking it down, as you said - just enjoying the moment. I started playing this & my daughter said, "Oh mum, I love this song."

[@halfalligator6518]

I just love those organ chords that weave perfectly around Thoms voice. It's hard to describe the feelings it gives, but oh man. It's just... beautiful.

[@AKAtAGG]

Perhaps the most emotional song they ever recorded. Perfect arrangement, Thom's voice has rarely sounded so godamn powerful.

[@dionisislp4591]

A very emotional song indeed. But I believe how to disappear completely is something else

[@deanfowles3707]

Exit music is their one song I don't even like to hear too much because it's such perfection I don't want to ever be tired of it if you know what I mean

[@ΓΙΑΝΝΗΣΔΗΜΑΣ-δ4ψ]

KORESMOS?

[@grrinc]

I have a few songs like that too

[@atrus3823]

This is one of those songs that is flawless on all levels: writing, performance, production-not a single thing is out of place.

[@MovedbyTruth]

I had to hold back tears on this one. After watching you react to their songs I started going through their music on my own time and think I might have a new favorite band. I've always heard a lot about them but never knew just how good they were. Looking forward to more. I've had their song "The Tourist," which you reacted to, stuck in my head for days. Unlike other songs, I really like having this one on cranial repeat. lol

[@danemacdonald4033]

Youve got a long way to go. Ive been listening to their music for a year and I can only now say that i love all of their albums(except pablo) their music really comes one album at a time

[@MovedbyTruth]

@@danemacdonald4033 Since I made that comment I've went through all their albums (including 'I Might be Wrong: Live Recordings') multiple times. I like them all for different reasons but my favorites are Kid A, OK Computer and In Rainbows. I don't consider any of their albums bad by any means. Not even Pablo Honey. It's actually one of the best English alternative rock albums I've personally heard. Not as deep as their other stuff but it's a solid album and I dig its sound. Brighter and more easy going. Good for a drive on a sunny day. I'm honestly just completely floored by this band. They may actually be the best overall band I've ever heard.

[@jameshannagan4256]

Happy to have you on board you have a lot to look forward to and make sure you watch the two basement sessions they are among the best things Radiohead has done in my opinion. The King Of Limbs is incredible from the basement you will find a new appreciation for it if you did not love the studio version.

[@Bridgercraft]

THIS is the one I've been waiting for since you started exploring Radiohead. It was apparently written for the ending of Baz Luhrman's film of Romeo and Juliette, hence the title "EXIT music for a film"

[@albertohernandeza5661]

This is my favorite OK computer track, and it has been since I first heard the record back in highschool in 97. It’s just sublime. The bass, the bass.

[@anomix]

Thank you Geebz. Every time you do Radiohead, I sit and think about what I could suggest for your journey through their back catalogue and find myself going back down the rabbit hole and struggling to put my finger on one. I think you could put all their songs in a hat, pick one at random and find the composition, arrangement, lyrics or simply just his voice stunning. So instead of suggesting I'll just sit back and wait for the next!

[@MissHeathen]

I was in awe when i first heard this track, teared up a bit too, and fell in love with radiohead in that moment and wanted to listen to everything they did. thom yorke is a big hero of mine.

[@kenndoll83]

I figured you’d like this one. I suggested it months ago. Glad you got around to it. Still patiently waiting for Jigsaw Falling into Place. Maybe you could do that one after Let Down, which I’m also looking forward to. Awwwright!

[@liadcohen8327]

I like to imagine this story is about a mom waking up her child to escape an abusive husband/father. I know it's probably a couple as it was written for R&J, but it hits harder for me as a woman finding the courage to escape in her child.

[@egg-lady7899]

That’s how I’ve always thought of it yeah…

[@StreetPreacherr]

Or POSSIBLY about two people restricted from EMRACING their DEEP LOVE for each other, just because their Families are 'feuding' with each other? ;) Almost like forlorn love, involving a young man who has to secretly meet with his True Love while she stands on her balcony?

[@Nedda]

I can't listen to this song without crying. Catches me off guard every time. And I allow it to. Glad you actively listened to the lyrics this time and thanks for adding another layer (the composition view) to this song for me.

[@112358dave]

What a freaking song this is. I remember the first time I heard it I was just so affected.

[@vexomnight3079]

I saw Radiohead play in Seattle years back. They played this song and I cried. Yup

[@Psilocybin77]

I was lucky enough to see Radiohead play in some crappy tiny hockey rink in Calgary, Alberta....and Thom had to ask people not to crowd surf lol.

[@jameshannagan4256]

@@Psilocybin77 What tour was it ? I am wondering what tunes they were crowd surfing to.

[@toiryelhsa]

You, sir, are the greatest reaction/review channel on the site. I am ashamed it took me so long to subscribe, since I've seen sooooo many of your de-composing videos (mostly Primus/Radiohead/Tool) - your knowledge of and passion for music is stunning. You also seem to be an enjoyable chap:) Keep 'em coming!

[@KeyOfGeebz]

Thank you :)

[@thefowlyetti2]

always hear the opening of 'let down' starting after this, another amazing song.

[@sparko2012]

I was a huge fan of radiohead in the late 90s and early 2000s and have recently come back to them. I have a total new appreciation of Tom's voice, its brilliant... pure emotion.

[@danitempest]

How can you be a composer and not be familiar with this song, album, and the haunting sound of the Mellotron 8 Voice Choir used on this track? I just find all of that hard to imagine but am happy you have made these discoveries. 😉

[@DrMattiLabbratt]

It’s simple. Composers listen to all Genres from all Centuries in their passion and vocation. That’s a unimaginable quantity on music to be familiar with x

[@Tomapella]

Chilling over here in Indiana with a cold beer and loving that you're covering one of my all time favorite Radiohead songs. Aloha!

[@TheDuskavenger117]

You gotta do something off of A Moon Shaped Pool next. Lots of natural, acoustic instrumentation like cellos, violin, piano, etc. "The Numbers" or "Tinker Tailor..." should be right up your alley.

[@jametowne]

The Numbers is one of their best for sure

[@SR91313]

@@jametowne -I would like to see him review "the Numbers" from the CR78(or whatever) video with just Thom and Johnny and a drum machine. I'm not sure but I think he might actually be able to review that one without being demonitized. But I would be just as happy with the album version too. Really anything else by RH, from "the Bends" thru AMSP would make me happy.

[@timyo6288]

Nah that album really sucks.

[@lk-music]

The arrangements on A Moon Shaped Pool are next-level, the album sounds amazing

[@xbenci]

damn those are my two least favorite songs on the album by far lol

[@di0__0ib]

this song, man it comes at you gentle like an old friend then, when it's too late or shows its real face and takes you down I love this song so much

[@michaelmarhal]

whenever i hear this song a memory from 1999 surfaces of me listening to this song in the back seat of a 3 hour drive home after 10pm in the middle of the countryside.

[@AG-lm5uf]

Great reaction! I think you would really appreciate Spectre. The arrangement is superb. Radiohead made the song for the James Bond film but it got passed for another despite the masterpiece it is.

[@tylerdonald2034]

It was for romeo and Julie 1996 not James bond

[@MrPallable]

@@tylerdonald2034 This comment did not mention Romeo and Juliet at all. He was talking about Spectre, the song which Radiohead composed specifically for the James Bond movie "Spectre" but got passed and they used another song instead. It was released on as a standalone single though instead.

[@Juju-b9u]

Bro u never fail to pause the song right before the best part/ beat drop

[@alexshadowfax1119]

Street sprit always seems to go with this song to me, I always listen to them back back

[@patrick86806]

ouch! that's a heavy one!!!! this album is where they totally go into another direction from there on! love the pure raw sound on this one! can't wait for you to hear some of the songs on their last album (A Moon Shaped Pool) the song daydreaming is quite a little gem! (the video too) so many good ones! aaawright!

[@tylertubbs3107]

Pyramid song is a great Radiohead tune as well. Probably my favorite from their earlier catalogue. I think tonally it has a lot going on and would make a great video of this sort. Keep up the good work!

[@paulmurphy4723]

this might be my 2nd fav track from OK Computer. it's just sublime. love watching you discover more Radiohead Geebz.

[@THEH0WLER87]

whats you 1st?

[@paulmurphy4723]

@@THEH0WLER87 probably obvious but Paranoid Android. i know it's been played to death but if i leave it for a few weeks or months, every time i go back to it i'm as excited to listen to it as i was the 2nd time. (obviously i had no idea on 1st listen so couldn't have known what was to come, but since then...). & then it has to be either Exit Music, or Lucky.

[@THEH0WLER87]

@@paulmurphy4723 yea its a masterpiece. love playing it on guitar. im torn between climbing up the walls and exit music. saying that let down, lucky and the tourist are also sublime.

[@grrinc]

@@paulmurphy4723 same. Paranoid Android introduced me to RH. I heard it on a commercial radio station one day, and it totally stood out against the usual safe pop music they play. I was mesmerised. They didn’t mention the song title either so I had to wait to hear it again months later just to grab the band name.

[@kylehoward4979]

Good music brings back my imagination. I see visuals and places that don't exist and it's friggin beautiful with a great song like this.

[@parkpatt]

Currently 17 degrees in St Paul, MN and we've had over two feet of snowfall already this season. We got 20 inches from just one storm! Hawaii winter sounds nice, but there's something I love about this frigid hellscape. I mean winter wonderland. :) Glad you covered this song, definitely a standout from Radiohead. Fun times had by all. Aloha!

[@DocRobert]

This song is just so perfectly constructed. Thanks for this reaction, and thanks for doing this one with lyrics. Love.

[@insoxicatedfan8550]

More Radiohead!! Love it man. The director Paul Thomas Anderson directed Thom (singer) and Johnny (lead guitarist/composer) in a brilliant rendition of their song The Numbers. Highly recommend!

[@BloggerMusicMan]

"It's about 72 degrees ..." Meanwhile, where I am, in Canada .... XD Seriously though, I'm so glad you reacted to this and have gotten into Radiohead. :)

[@JillInTruth]

Breathe, keep breathing Don’t lose your nerve Breathe, keep breathing I can’t do this alone. Beautiful. 💕

[@Gabriel-Cabana]

Listening to this from Canada, where the winter temp is actually 9 F, with my cup of coffee as well. Aloha!

[@AkumaAPN]

Mid-view comment! For those interested in the strange background noise during the "Such a Chill" stanza, just before the drums come in (just before Geebz' first pause) -- and you hear this background noise again at the very end of the song -- it's actually recordings of children playing merrily at a playground, heavily processed, and played backwards. It's reminiscent of sea gulls at a beach. ALSO, Brad Mehldau does a fantastic cover of this song with his jazz trio; it's him on piano, with bass & drums behind him, no vocals, but a very lively rendition of the vocal part is included in the piano licks. Check it out!

[@dmrsk1899]

I love fun facts like this. Thanks!

[@scatterish]

I didn’t know that but it always sounded like a twisted beach to me!

[@jameschance6829]

I learned to play this as a teen (on guitar in the early 2000s). it really taught me a lot about composition.

[@TheDms42]

I just love that distorted bass with the soaring guitar over the top. Goosebumps every time.

[@jeanpierre.durrant]

The haunting ballad that can resonate your mood. An old one, or a feeling you have at the time. Pure Genius!

[@AschersHome]

The intro:😊🤗🎀 The song:*indomitable human spirit*

[@wargo6263]

I love what the show Westworld has done for this song in the final episode of season 1. The song fit perfectly into the show.

[@NeonPaste324]

Please keep doing Radiohead!

[@austinmucciante3108]

Please geebz as a composer... you need to do Daydreaming by Radiohead. The strings and creativity is mind-blowing

[@TanguyBlanchard]

I seem to catch this channel at the right time sometimes. Or maybe the KZbin algorithm just knows me that well

[@cantonese5030]

As I get older I get very emotional listening to certain music ,,, these boys get me every time,,, you was feeling it as well I think … great revue ,,,

[@L33PL4Y]

To me, the background noise sounds like waves and seagulls. Loved this. Please do "There There (The Boney King of Nowhere)," "Weird Fishes/Arpeggi," and "Jigsaw Falling Into Place"

[@GreyTileGaming]

Something that always gets me is that this song isn't even the closing track. Speaks volumes to how powerful of an album this is.

[@Geonurd1979]

This is one of my all time favorite Radiohead tracks and it was delightful that you enjoyed it. Yes, that background human chattering sound does sound like anxiety! I don’t think I had really recognized that. Lovely swirl of emotions in that track of dread, self-righteousness, sadness, anger, anxiety…. Let Down does follow that one really nicely on the album. Also still highly recommend Day Dreaming off of A Moon Shaped Pool.

[@seanmurphy4077]

Love your Radiohead road-trip!!

[@ThaoLe-pi4hk]

Thom's voice is so angelic

[@kolpik3708]

I was never much of a fan of Radiohead until I listened to them alone. This song especially is quite satisfying to whistle.

[@christofcurlz6180]

Would be great to watch you watch Radiohead perform “FROM THE BASEMENT”! Seeing them create sound is an experience in and of itself!

[@dan.j.boydzkreationz]

I second this

[@justuslayman2126]

Especially in bloom. Pure awesomeness.

[@jessie778899]

I third this... Its a whole other matter to watch them create thus stuff in a live setting.. You realise what a performance it is..

[@thomasveal3351]

OK Computer has to be one of the greatest albums of all time.

[@midkingsteve]

Such a powerful track. Still gives me goosebumps

[@elenabernard6059]

I never realized that this song was written specifically for the closing credits of Romeo and Juliet. Knowing that now and focusing on the lyrics it feels like the song is being sung from beyond the grave with vindictive passion. I love this. I love Radiohead. Thank you Key of Geebz

[@ShingledeckerCasey]

I have listened to this song every night on repeat for the last 12 years. The absolute beauty of this song is endlessly enchanting. The West World (instrumental) version of this song is equally as captivating as the original.

[@quityourcult943]

this is really cool, buddy. this peak here is my favorite part of any radiohead song. so beautiful.

[@MickeyValenz]

Radiohead is always such a poignant experience whether it's your first time or 1000th time hearing a song Sonically and lyrically they take you on a journey I'm glad you're actually taking the time to absorb Thom's lyrics

[@mikecochran1759]

You know I always felt that the whispering voices in the background towards the sort of middle of the song was more to reflect like the wind and almost I was almost imagining the 2 escaping like like setting up a campfire like on the side of the road type of thing and they're trying to keep warm as they're making their escape.

[@jameshannagan4256]

I always picture a crypt.

[@strattisfaction_guaranteed8905]

Thanks for doing this one. I’ve not even watched yet but know I will love your breakdown. I really don’t know why but this track is always up there with my favorite Radiohead songs. When the drums come in just gets me every time. Thank you 🙏

[@HOLYWELL]

The crescendo in this is probably my favourite piece of music of all time

[@BonBon13]

Any time this song is used in any film capacity, it brings me to tears. Most recently, The Umbrella Academy S1E7. This album is my favorite thing ever of all time.

[@MarkMundy-m8n]

This track has been a constant with me since 97. OkC the greatest album ever bar none will live with me and my son and I hope his kids forever. This song is so chillingly beautiful, yet it has always made me feel physically nauseus. It's the only track ever by anybody, that actually has a physical impact on me. Yet I could not breathe without Radiohead (and thankfully now The Smile).

[@Mikemikemike232]

As always your input and perspective are great. Always hoped youd do this song. One of my favorites it's so powerful.

[@JP-Gurley]

I asked for Radiohead.. I got it. One of my fav songs from OK Computer. Thanks for the video!

[@j_murdoch]

Yes! Thanks for doing another Radiohead track. I love that this one pulled you in. It's a wonderful song, and was my obsession for months after the album dropped. And now my obligatory Radiohead suggestion: "Black Star" is the one I'll recommend, but those deep cuts from the Bends are amazing.

[@Fathersmidmeals]

You know which channel I think is super underrated? Metal Piano Music. The guy spends weeks composing classic metal songs into classical/relaxing piano pieces and he hardly gets any views. That dude deserves millions of followers

[@mariusabel5787]

back to Radiohead..and what a song choice! you are the best Geebz

[@kimcollins4478]

This song is literally amazing

[@juballelse138]

i've loved this band for so long and never bored of them but you have indicated new ways of listening to them, and for this I thank thee very much x