Radiohead - Street Spirit (Fade Out)

‘Street Spirit (Fade Out)’ is taken from ‘The Bends’ out on XL Recordings. Buy & stream it here: radiohead.ffm.to/thebends
Director: Jonathan Glazer Producer: Nick MorrisCinematography: Steve Keith-Roach Production company: Academy Music Video Ltd Commissioner: Dilly Gent
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[@mappy54]

Thom: “Street Spirit is our purest song, but I didn’t write it. It wrote itself. We were just its messengers; its biological catalysts. Its core is a complete mystery to me, and, you know, I wouldn’t ever try to write something that hopeless. All of our saddest songs have somewhere in them at least a glimmer of resolve. Street Spirit has no resolve. It is the dark tunnel without the light at the end. It represents all tragic emotion that is so hurtful that the sound of that melody is its only definition. We all have a way of dealing with that song. It’s called detachment. Especially me; I detach my emotional radar from that song, or I couldn’t play it. I’d crack. I’d break down on stage. That’s why its lyrics are just a bunch of mini-stories or visual images as opposed to a cohesive explanation of its meaning. I used images set to the music that I thought would convey the emotional entirety of the lyric and music working together. That’s what’s meant by ‘all these things you’ll one day swallow whole’. I meant the emotional entirety, because I didn’t have it in me to articulate the emotion. I’d crack… Our fans are braver than I to let that song penetrate them, or maybe they don’t realise what they’re listening to. They don’t realise that Street Spirit is about staring the fucking devil right in the eyes, and knowing, no matter what the hell you do, he’ll get the last laugh. And it’s real, and true. The devil really will get the last laugh in all cases without exception, and if I let myself think about that too long, I’d crack. I can’t believe we have fans that can deal emotionally with that song. That’s why I’m convinced that they don’t know what it’s about. It’s why we play it towards the end of our sets. It drains me, and it shakes me, and hurts like hell every time I play it, looking out at thousands of people cheering and smiling, oblivious to the tragedy of its meaning, like when you’re going to have your dog put down and it’s wagging its tail on the way there. That’s what they all look like, and it breaks my heart. I wish that song hadn’t picked us as its catalysts, and so I don’t claim it. It asks too much. I didn’t write that song.”

[@cuteasxtreme]

mappy54 damn...

[@joeyattaway2685]

it had to be written

[@marshallbs]

+Joshua Lessore To say he's pretentious implies he's lying. That's he's trying to make something "appear" to be what it isn't. Wake the fuck up! Music is fucking subjective. That's the problem with your personal projection. If you haven't figured that out yet you're a bigger idiot than I can imagine. Just because the song doesn't effect you as much as it effects someone else doesn't mean they're making it all up. Maybe he was just being sincere and not caring what other people think. He's talented enough he has the right to express himself as an artist. Who gives a shit if it doesn't effect everyone the same is him. I mean, I wish I had written that song as it describes my depression better than I can. Props to him for doing that. I've always wanted to write a song about the need people have to shoot down others emotions and discredit them. It's something I notice about a lot of people and society in general. Everyone is so desperate to be "cool" and unaffected. Maybe it's fear, maybe it's just not connecting. I don't know what it is exactly but it's definitely destructive. Lets shut down someone else's emotional expression by labeling it pretentious! That we we can feel cooler than that person! It's an interesting theme but I'm not as talented at expressing it poetically.

[@MegaNerfgod]

+Joshua Lessore Can we just take a minute to enjoy the music?

[@TheoVoidTV]

+Joshua Lessore actually there's really no way for you or anyone to know the HE wrote it. For all we know we are just biological catalysts being used as a means to transmit these intense feelings. Just sayin

[@miguelneto4608]

Radiohead is not depressive. Is not the perfect music to be depressed. It is the perfect music to come to terms with anything that caused grieve, that makes us feel small and powerless. It's the perfect music to remind us that is ok to not be ok. It's part of the human experience.

[@redskies4530]

Hi I recommend a song called 'Looking Into The Mirror' By Robert Nix

[@lindahill2868]

Miquel, this is the best comment!! I totally agree with you. And yes, it is ok not to be ok all the time.

[@br1ght5ide]

yes, they are depressive mate. but this is why we like them ;)

[@lazzarus6514]

@@br1ght5ide no they're not bro...

[@lazzarus6514]

@@br1ght5ide listen to the lyrics, what he's saying. Nothing depressive about it just the sad reality

[@Haroupi]

LYRICS: Rows of houses all bearing down on me I can feel their blue hands touching me All these things into position All these things we'll one day swallow whole And fade out again and fade out This machine will, will not communicate These thoughts and the strain I am under Be a world child, form a circle Before we all go under And fade out again And fade out again Cracked eggs, dead birds Scream as they fight for life I can feel death, can see its beady eyes All these things into position All these things we'll one day swallow whole And fade out again And fade out again Immerse your soul in love Immerse your soul in love

[@galatasrayaraba4103]

thank you

[@leidianycarvalho]

❤

[@aubreiful]

Continent Travel in the Gulf Islands, early 2023, when with pluto, and his gang, including Christopher Wray it was really something the forest, and the music, and the surreal feeling of women's reality, rather than the failure it involves in men of choosing half portions, etc., as to the real wierd and beautiful natural world.

[@MattH-wg7ou]

​@@aubreifullolwut

[@maiamajaliamacarambon909]

This is poetic and it says reality - that everything fades, everything goes what you see now may go and will go.. life is complex.. but then life must go on.. we must live life.. this is a beautiful song.. I’ve always loved Radiohead..

[@SweetsourGamer]

This song is easily one of the best pieces of music ever created. 2024 and still listening to it. This song will never not make me feel all kinds of emotions.

[@Camille-ur2nl]

Yeaah here the radiohead fandom ✨✨💖💖

[@ud0ntevenkn0wme]

What year was it written?

[@allixandra]

Pre Matrix and this video blew my brain in the mid-90s. It is so beautiful. It was never played on MTV except the wee hours of the night. So glad I was able to see it. It's never left my memory since.

[@lorrainedoherty4265]

I'm 52 listen to all sorts ov tunes and this is the best tune ever

[@BlakeTelford82]

This is one of Radiohead’s best songs

[@orianejestin]

Yes! With Creep 😍

[@Darzer94]

creep no...

[@walrus3479]

easily the best from the pre-ok computer albums

[@The90slim90]

One of the best closers to an album for sure.

[@eliasmg9144]

Yeah, but I always felt like something is missing, like this song really doesn't have a climax

[@victoriaharden4903]

I can't believe I'm 54 and just discovering Radiohead. When you live under a rock...

[@lyssab6466]

Music is ageless. Welcome.

[@twochordcool]

Enjoy the discovery. They are among the 5 best bands of all time.

[@clinth6432]

Victoria Harden welcome to real melody 😉 51 yr old from new Zealand so many bands try to mimic this sound

[@karmacop217]

Neat

[@FadhilAsyrafi]

Just discovered Radiohead too, about 3 years ago. I am 22 years old now and Radiohead coincidentally became my quarter-life crisis theraphy. One of the best things ever happened in my whole life.

[@bscengiz]

This is the art, by the best means possible. Thank you, Radiohead.

[@aubreiful]

Her Compassion For Pluto. Andrew Bremner. Simon and Schuster Publishers (Ballantine Press). 2023.

[@pierrecottin390]

i remember when i first listenned to The Bends in the 90's, this song and fake plastic trees appeared magic to me, better than my iron lung which led me to this album; strangely Creep became famous after this album eventhough it was released on Pablo Honey which was prior to the Bends;

[@jarrettflynn715]

Yeah. I mean, I don’t get why a lot of people give this record sh*t. It’s fantastic. Especially this particular piece

[@KerryMcIntyre]

Couldn't agree more

[@sillyclown9714]

“immerse your soul in love”. it’s such a beautiful lyric it always sticks with me

[@jasmineee.]

I’ve always thought it’s the best part of the song

[@SamtheAngelFox]

This was my first Radiohead song, I personally think it's one of the greatest pieces of music ever made

[@richardcourchene7477]

wait. Am I riding on a horse?

[@Eiron]

How lucky

[@Ashtarot77]

The whole album is brilliant I reckon.

[@haydenyoung2253]

Same

[@S.P.B.222]

Combined w/ the vid, has me in chills the entire track 👍

[@ozzieh9344]

My dear friend died this morning, Radiohead was his favorite band. Saw them with him a few times. Wasn't really into them until he got me hooked, Now I will listen to them and always be reminded of our eternal friendship. I will see you soon Joel. I'm sure you will visit me. RIP my dear friend.

[@danieljames6646]

So sorry to hear that my friend. He had great taste in music!! He will live on in your and his other loved ones memory. 🙏🙏🙏😊🙂🤗

[@Mike-er5xb]

Genuinely sorry for your loss. All the best for the future.

[@rosafiammante5027]

I feel you. ❤️

[@ozzieh9344]

Rosa Fiammante thank you Rosa for feeling my pain.

[@squidwardtentacles957]

LMAO SCRUB

[@-BestRockSongs]

Leaving this comment so that whenever someone likes it I'll comeback and listen to this masterpiece

[@alitaghipourattari2268]

Like now?

[@stephenclark9594]

what about now ❤😂

[@shekinahmagbago3177]

And now?

[@pzakp311]

Smart. Cheers from Germany.

[@jonbee3596]

Cunning plan. Enjoy. 👍

[@sheepie4985]

This song has so much heart and soul put into it. It's hauntingly beautiful. I wish today's music could be as good and meaningful as this. "Immerse your soul in love" is probably my favorite line in any song I've ever listened to.

[@riahlexington]

Yes.

[@andrewleyden2752]

I agree. It is one of those traps people fall into. When this song came out, people were also complaining about "today's music" despite masterpieces like his coming out. I suppose it becomes a bit harder to come across great music as you get older, but with a little effort there is always something wonderful to be found.@@gnomefrompinkerton

[@theorangeoof926]

The funny thing is you can take it both ways, it can be a totally sincere message from Thom meaning every letter in that sentence, or it can be entirely sardonic, with the message alluding to the fact that in a very pessimistic and cynical way, that the meaning of life is actually suffering because this song is one of the most depressing Radiohead has ever put out, these songs are usually accompanied with a hopeful message in the end but with how gloomy this one is, it makes you doubt the message at the end at all or if there even was one.

[@labbarak62]

I am 13 years old and I have been looking for this song 8 years! When I was 5 years old, I heard it somewhere. I think on TV. It was the first and the last time I heard this song. From that day, all these years this damn melody was in my mind everyday. I was looking for this song everywhere. I couldn't remember even a word of this song to search it. The insane thing is that I could play this song on the guitar the last two years and play the exact three chords! Everything by ear! Even though that I heard this song only one time, when I was 5 years old! Recently, as I couldn't find this song anywhere, I thought-said to myself that maybe this song doesn't exist. Maybe it came out of my own mind. Until two weeks ago. One day, I was sitting on the couch watcing an old series. It was about 8 years old. And finally...BOOM! I heard this song after 8 damn years! I run in front to the tv and fell on my knees. I was so happy and emotional at the same moment. I couldn't believe it! This song exists! I search for the episode right away and here I am! I FOUND IT!

[@ghostpuppet31]

Labrini Barakou Welcome to Radiohead!

[@yanisshammad2476]

damn i've read every words you said, i guess it was so strong for you heard it again!! what's the name of the serie with that song? i guess it's a nice serie if they have this song ahah

[@faradyeva]

I'm so happy that you've found it! I can imagine how you may feel now....

[@LeMoe87]

You dont have to look for good music. Good music will find you !

[@LeMoe87]

I know that feeling. Had it with a lot of Songs i had in the back of my head didnt knew if they are real or just in my mind. Until they found me again . 36 years now and it still happens . 😂

[@punter1]

Thom Yorke said It's one of his darker songs, with strange lyrics and a foreboding message. He didn't especially enjoy playing the song live, but it was one of the most highly anticipated and requested at shows. The band declined playing it live as it was in a dark tunnel moment of Thom's life with his struggles.... and man, don't ask who else is here in 2020, we never left.

[@willritter4076]

I'd be honored if some Radiohead fans would take a quick listen to my acoustic piano & vocal performances of HIGH & DRY and VIRTUAL INSANITY by Jamiroquai on my YT channel in tribute to 2 of the most forward-thinking 90s bands. Live acoustic with no digital enhancements. Peace out and stay safe.

[@J.Blackk]

Anthem, been looking for a bit of a bio from someone to post cheers

[@harper8546]

"They don't realize that 'Street Spirit' is about staring the f--king devil right in the eyes... and knowing, no matter what the hell you do, he'll get the last laugh." TY

[@MD-ru5vs]

In darkest times the most beautiful music is born, this song is the proof of it.

[@jeremyn4664]

Nope till the lights dim

[@DanClapp]

Just discovered this song today. One of my greatest joys in life is discovering music like this.

[@_ashley_stephanie]

Same! 💓

[@amm0nium]

Then you not only discovered a great song, you discovered a great great group. Have "fun" listening to this, how to disappear completely, 15 steps, exit music (for a film), etc

[@captaindiaper2210]

Welcome. It only get's better. Although it is hard to top this song, it is of a different realm. But all their music has their place.

[@thomasbrennan1038]

@@amm0niumI Asked my dad what’s his favourite radio head song and this was his first and only answer. Least I say, the man didn’t miss at all, this is a tune.

[@modjahead99]

Try Adamant - Rammstein

[@VBC_Records]

Listening for Mark Stokes, I didnt know him, but followed his battle with cancer for the past few months on Twitter, he said goodbye and this song was his last post. In some weird way this made me feel my own mortality in an overwhelming way. Their bravery and facing the end of their life was strangely beautiful and almost poetic. I dont know if hes passed yet, but I hope he goes peacefully and rests in peace.

[@PretoChulo]

Here cause of Mark too.

[@609media6]

That's what made me pull this up and listen too 🙏💜

[@peaknetwebdesign]

Me too xx

[@pamelabosco6725]

Me too. Feel for him and his family.

[@birdistheword562]

Here because of Mark @StokesNeuro Clearly his tweet is touching so many people to come and listen. Sometimes a message or a story stops you and brings a momentary focus. Sending love and peace to you and your family.

[@jordantee2383]

Music can make you feel emotions you never knew existed.

[@raybase127]

probably the best response ive ever seen..spot on

[@BlueHopi144]

@@raybase127 Man , u are a late boomer in the emotional realm investigation .

[@raybase127]

@@BlueHopi144 well thanks,i think

[@aubreiful]

@@raybase127 The northwest passage, women go through, at bars, but beyond society at large.

[@francocatalan4748]

Mi penecito

[@SutekhTheDestroyer]

Thom Yorke has the single most beautiful, haunting voice I have ever heard. It's just incredible.

[@alfredoaguilera8976]

Sorry mate, but that tittle is for Ian Curtis. Yorke is the runner up.

[@craigbush9449]

Thom Yorke and Maynard Keenan for me

[@carlsherwin7182]

I would say Cash, Curtis, Yorke

[@BobbyG113]

@@alfredoaguilera8976 yoy both need to listen to Maynard's voice in culling voices by tool or in Noose by a perfect circle

[@fozerooni7305]

I would say layne Staley for me

[@pb-nl7oh]

All these years later. I'm now 44 and this still sends shivers up my spine. I wish music like this would come back.

[@redskies4530]

Hi I recommend a song called 'Looking Into The Mirror' By Robert Nix

[@TheMercury-13]

It's always in my head, & on KZbin; it's not temporal :) *Thanks Redskies, I'll check that track out, x

[@sebarus8108]

Check out Nothing But Thieves. They're an awesome British rock band and Radiohead is one of their main inspirations. Their lead vocalist Conor Mason is also one of the greatest singers of this generation, if not of all time.

[@flashbackflip]

Hey mate! Same age here. Try - Low Roar - i'll keep coming Also - Dope Lemon - Hey you Not quite but close ones Peace 🖖

[@jym2r]

@@sebarus8108 oh yes i heard nothing but thieves on the radio in australia in 2018 it was "amsterdam" great song and band!

[@user-ud7ko4cq1n]

The MIX on this song deserves enormous credit. The 2nd half of the song has two separate beautiful guitar melodies weaving in and out of each other, with strings, beautiful shimmering drums, thick low bass, and one of the greatest vocal performances I've ever heard. And every layer is vividly clear and glorious.

[@bennyfirdiansyah6381]

as someone dealing with anxiety and panic disorder, I can say that Radiohead and Pink Floyd really help me calm down

[@omkar487]

very true :)

[@zaidzahari6432]

indeed bro

[@soggytoes3640]

Pink Floyd is amazing

[@teacharm1446]

try anathema thank me later

[@davidgafo]

Oh my God, I used to hear radiohead and pink floyd a lot when I was a teenager for the same both reasons. Luckily I'm ok now. I hope you get better :)

[@myeyeswentdeaf6213]

Since my wife passed away 3 years ago I can’t listen to RadioHead without crying, but then again it’s the perfect music to be sad to. I wish it was still fun like when we used to go to their shows.

[@aidanharrison2847]

Stay strong brother, remember the good times! Always remember, IF IN DOUBT...GET THE RADIOHEAD OUT🤟

[@lahirupriyankara2183]

stay strong bro

[@floydfanboy2948]

Many of us cry playing this song. But don't forget the good times. Stay strong brother.

[@ttidforever7416]

So sorry for your oss my dear Friend. Honor her everyday by listening to this great music, and somehow finding the will to Love again. Peace.

[@mosriteminioncause7741]

I lost my wife too, It sounds like she was great! Don't give up on happiness - hunt it down , Stay Strong and God Bless You.

[@alsyedali2481]

My sister passed around 4 years ago and I bore witness to her passing. Seeing the tweet by Mark Stokes made me feel so many things so intensely. Listening to this for my sister, for Mark, for the others who have stepped into the great unknown.

[@c.b.5535]

RIP Mark....... this is his goodbye. He's losing his battle with cancer. I didn't know him, but his tweet really touched me.

[@anlace3447]

cringe...

[@Aaronsadvice1]

@@anlace3447 poisoned

[@Exquisite_slurper_of_milk]

Who is mark

[@enricamel]

​@@Aaronsadvice1 Hey but...really? Who did it and why!? If this is possible i need to know everything i can

[@danieljliverslxxxix1164]

@@Exquisite_slurper_of_milk Mark Lanegan.

[@doctorwhat3683]

This being the final track on The Bends is really ominous in a way: you have an entire album of loud alternative rock, Britpop, big crunchy guitars, and then the last track comes along: these ominous acoustic guitars, no full drum groove for the first half, and lyrics that act as a precursor to the gloomy existential end-of-the-century crisis of OK Computer. On OK that existentialism is used to convey a sadness and a weariness - on Fade Out it sounds like Tom is desperately crying in horror. Many people say that OK Computer utterly transcended The Bends, but the themes and the tone is all in this last song - this would fit on OK Computer no doubt about it.

[@danialafiq8596]

yes. The Bends = OK Computer same level of perfectness

[@gurrenmed5319]

The bends is better than OKC

[@dragonmagoz]

Back in the 90's at least Thom used to say he didn't actually compose this song, that it basically came out on its own and manifested in the studio. Up until The Bends at least they tried to keep a silver lining even in their most desperate compositions, but there was no sliver of hope in Fade Out. And he closed the question with a visible shiver, saying "I DID NOT make that song".

[@Patatmetmayo]

@@dragonmagoz There is still a sliver of hope at the end in this song I think, when he sings 'immerse yourself in love' as a way to escape the existential dread that permeates this song.

[@prototype8137]

Duh.

[@marsellaputri5293]

Rows of houses, all bearing down on me I can feel their blue hands touching me All these things into position All these things we'll one day swallow whole And fade out again and fade out This machine will, will not communicate These thoughts and the strain I am under Be a world child, form a circle Before we all go under And fade out again and fade out again Cracked eggs, dead birds Scream as they fight for life I can feel death, can see its beady eyes All these things into position All these things we'll one day swallow whole Fade out again Fade out again Immerse your soul in love Immerse your soul in love

[@LonelyGoblin07]

ah there you are

[@aussienikki9838]

Thank you so much 💗

[@Sandwich13455]

Thank you very much for this!!!👌

[@ShapeshiftingAnamorphosiS]

oh hey, I ve just pressed the 666th like

[@anonyma9294]

❤

[@astridreesebardot7198]

Amazing how a single piece of music can make you feel such aching agony one day and then uplift you & mend you from that same hurt the next day. This one is hands down my favorite Radiohead tune. It never fails to turn me inward to face whatever emotion I'm trying to shove far away from my heart.

[@Jan_Mac]

64yrs, I've now got quite the eclectic collection of music, of all genres, and I can easily say Radiohead/Thom Yorke are up there with the truly greats. Fabulous band 💜

[@Turamiar]

''Our fans are braver than I to let that song penetrate them, or maybe they don't realize what they're listening to.. They don't realize that 'Street Spirit' is about staring the fucking devil right in the eyes... and knowing, no matter what the hell you do, he'll get the last laugh...and it's real...and true. The devil really will get the last laugh in all cases without exception, and if I let myself think about that to long, I'd crack. I can't believe we have fans that can deal emotionally with that song... That's why I'm convinced that they don't know what it's about. It's why we play it towards the end of our sets. It drains me, and it shakes me, and hurts like hell every time I play it, looking out at thousands of people cheering and smiling, oblivious to the tragedy of it's meaning, like when you're going to have your dog put down and it's wagging it's tail on the way there. That's what they all look like, and it breaks my heart.'' - Thom Yorke

[@neon.pinkoo]

Túramiar ooh man...

[@charliewatt7485]

That completely changed my perspective of the song, it was the darkest and most disturbingly sad song I had ever heard, that has just made it worse but it makes me appreciate it even more

[@reginafalange3916]

[@artemyburakh1245]

Say it louder for the dogs wagging their tails

[@anonymoususer2756]

I love this song but that has to be the most goddamn pretentious thing I’ve read in recent memory.

[@claytonparker9647]

ONE OF THE SADDEST AND MOST BEAUTIFUL SONGS EVER.

[@cherryb0ng]

Right next to the other 60 saddest songs all written by them.

[@rosedavey519]

Beautiful,,...............

[@user_voluntarylife89]

No era necesario que lo dijieras

[@mariov.3867]

agree

[@languagephile5703]

Radiohead has definitely contributed to my "spiritual awakening". It so well taps into the depths of human psyche, all of the songs composed after Pablo honey manage to somehow relate to a specific human emotion or struggle, it's almost surreal how well radiohead can express the human psychologically simply by the medium of music. I wouldn't be surprised if this band saved many from suicide.

[@redskies4530]

Hi I recommend an indiesong called 'The Bond Villain' By Robert Nix

[@syech4502]

Es una casualidad necesaria, cada miembro del grupo, es algo que debió existir para el despertar como lo indicas o para salvar vidas, es así como funciona el universo, todo en su respectivo lugar.

[@MD-ru5vs]

So they did a good job, good music can save your live. And it is indeed a really beautiful song.

[@markwiltshire4951]

Never get sick of listening to this song it’s a masterpiece

[@GuillermoBarraza-jn3vh]

Eso nunca lo are

[@markwiltshire4951]

@@GuillermoBarraza-jn3vh Por supuesto que si

[@LiterallyNobody04]

so real

[@Hannah-iu3es]

I'm sitting on the roof of my house listening to this song and watching the sun set. There really isn't a better feeling than this

[@sirpanchosdelarocha278]

And the weed ???

[@MrLiam1410]

I want to do that with you mate

[@ZiGGY420.]

Taking drugs 2 this song would be mad

[@tyrefryer6884]

Love it! Blessings beautiful creations 💓

[@user_voluntarylife89]

Eres increible

[@baranpanahi6108]

Me when my exams are gonna start in next week:

[@sisterSam_tori]

😆😆😆👍🏻

[@grunkert]

Teachers try to scare you into getting perfect grades, otherwise you'll be a "failure". Truth is if you follow your passion and learn it. You don't need a sheet of paper to determine how intelligent you are or what you could be capable of.

[@ryliejaspen7427]

my dad passed three days ago now & we shared such an immense love for this song. music was our love language. if it wasn’t for him, i wouldn’t know this song. the last conversation i had with him i remember i told him i had finally concluded that my favorite song of all time was this song. he went on to tell me how good of a song it was and asked me “have you seen the music video?” and i said “yeah, you’ve showed me a few times over the years. i love it.” and he responded with “yeah it’s pretty wicked.” planning on getting this song tatted soon. i hope he knows how much i can feel him when this song comes on. i miss him more than anything. i love you to the moon & back dad

[@lks6248]

So sorry for your loss. I am here remembering my son. What a gift Radiohead is….

[@riahlexington]

I’m so sorry for your loss. Lost my mom as a teen and it absolutely fucking sucks. Recently played OK Computer for my dad he liked it but is a little confused still.

[@zoepike5671]

This doesn't depress me but makes me feel something really deep Masterpiece

[@AYVYN]

I feel nothing and this song accepts that

[@goatcobain]

Yes, it has a quality that's hard to define 👍👍

[@jonathankirby6216]

Melancholy at its finest

[@martymarts67]

Indeed mate, this is a masterpiece!

[@alphalax7747]

What

[@pjlizhardaway924]

I saw Mark Stoke's tweet and was compelled to listen and understand his thoughts. I hope we all have a peaceful transition and family around us. Mark Stokes if you have already Faded out my guy, may you rest in peace!!!

[@Shay-vj3wh]

One of the most masterful songs I've ever witnessed. One of their absolute best. I never have enough words for this band, truly. Street Spirit makes me feel so numbingly alive, I feel like my soul is transcending into another realm. I'm quite sure it is. The song just completely throws you into the deepest state of thought and emotions, which can feel distressful at times, but that's just part of being human. Everything feels raw, numb; *alive* . Radiohead always finds a way of making us feel the most human possible. I'm so thankful for this song, for every one of their captivating masterpieces. Nothing short of magic 🖤

[@redskies4530]

Hi I recommend an indiesong called 'The Bond Villain' By Robert Nix

[@linky8899]

TOTALLY

[@PrinzAviator]

Thom Yorke just has such an unquestionably powerful voice.

[@Rohme.33]

incontrovertibly

[@pinkbeatle2012]

I don't think Thom yorke as a powerful voice, it more emotional, which in my opinion makes him amazing

[@undyne3366]

You have an anime profile pic, your opinion is irrelevant

[@hokonadirumorten88]

Powerho""use voise /6j "*Legendary")!😍

[@OwainOwine]

Undyne You have an Undertale profile pic, do you not see the irony that it's just as trash if not worse?

[@DirtyBoySingToGod]

I am only 3 months old and just discovering Radiohead. Going from 'Row, Row, Row Your Boat' to this is quite a leap. But I really am loving deconstructing the chord progressions and the lyrics are nice and deep and speak to me on a level that " The Wheels On The Bus " simply can't any longer. Listening to Videotape now and despite my young age, this would be great, played at my funeral.

[@Adam-im3uz]

Bet you're glad to have your head out of the sand

[@nodiggity9472]

@manngo This is what happens when you Cardiacs too much.

[@emmewalls]

😂😂😂

[@mar15115]

God damn dude

[@Pinhead101]

You need to do the tide pod challenge

[@cruisinnewcollection-tw3ln]

My dad passed away yesterday and now I'm making a playlist with all the songs he loved and I remember him by. This is one of them. Thank you dad for showing me the greatest artists of all times. Loved, missed and never forgotten 🤘🔥❤🙏

[@hugopacheco45]

Fuerza. From Argentina 😢

[@danield7570]

@@hugopacheco45 May his soul rest in peace

[@domedr9949]

Un abbraccio grande.

[@Not.Envistical]

I've seen you everywhere in most radiohead songs

[@MoistMusic]

Anyone else still listening to this in 2024 ? I love it 🤘

[@Happyradio1234]

meeee

[@MrSerathor]

Masterpieces are not limited by time

[@ruudoostindie1175]

🤘🤘🤘

[@user-rc6te1rm8q]

Yes me! Now 🥹❤

[@ambercrawford6787]

Aa😊a😊a😊😊😊q❤444⁴l4l4l44⁴⁴⁴lllisagamechangerf,wwllwwl❤I ❤❤lp❤pp😢😢😮​@@user-rc6te1rm8q

[@amoyo100]

This song makes my depression have a depression

[@Realgold]

stolen comment piss off

[@leoelliott7418]

Fight fire with fire

[@joecasch7583]

depresception

[@TheHypernaught]

I tear up in my eyes and vent emotion, in some kind of catharsis. This song is empowering.

[@sepehrazimzadeh2911]

best comment on this song ever.

[@zoinksxscooby]

I had no idea this was made to be a representation of hopelessness and it's no wonder why I found this song when I did. To whomever may read this I hope you know it will get better. Stay strong...

[@SkateboardProphet]

It was big of you to comment this which is 100 percent true..your kind words helped me through a rough spot. Along with the listening of this track like a million times...I cant explain my graditude..thank you buddy. Stay gold, stay human. Love yourself, your worth it.

[@Peaches1979]

It does

[@berlyngrey9242]

When? When will it get better? When will the pain cease? Will it cease?

[@Peaches1979]

@@berlyngrey9242 it will do. Don’t give up

[@berlyngrey9242]

@@Peaches1979 I have not. Yet. Quit a 22 year drug addiction so I can probably face almost anything. Life is still life tho..ya know

[@RevoOnRev1337]

found the song as a loved one battled with breast cancer and won, this means a lot to me

[@dokcreations]

LYRICS Rows of houses all bearing down on me I can feel their blue hands touching me All these things into position All these things we'll one day swallow whole And fade out again and fade out This machine will, will not communicate These thoughts and the strain I am under Be a world child, form a circle Before we all go under And fade out again And fade out again Cracked eggs, dead birds Scream as they fight for life I can feel death, can see its beady eyes All these things into position All these things we'll one day swallow whole And fade out again And fade out again Immerse your soul in love Immerse your soul in love

[@esmeritacayunir5520]

Cuando mi hijo era adolescente se ponía sus audífonos y escuchaba a Radiohead, y como mi hijo era muy introvertido me preocupaba la música que escuchaba, entonces le sacaba un audífono de su oído y escuchaba canciones de Radiohead y desde ahí que me encanta... nunca más dejé de escucharlos

[@sideratux]

read this the other day and it stuck with me you listen to the melody when you're fine, you listen to the lyrics when you're sad

[@giladbar8710]

This is the song that should be playing globally minutes before the apocalypse.

[@speleokeir]

Just before the Cure's 'A strange Day'.

[@Fakeaorta]

Adding two: 'Sounds of Silence' and So Long, and Thanks For All The Fish' A Perfect Circle.

[@marcosgomes7681]

And after too

[@robprice85]

It’s difficult to sum up just how incredible this piece of music is . Unique . Beautiful .

[@sagisagi9684]

Том: «Самая чистая из всех наших песен, но я её не писал, она написалась сама. Мы только посредники. Биологические катализаторы. Её суть, основа - полнейшая тайна для меня. И знаете... я бы никогда не пробовал написать нечто настолько безнадежное... Все, даже самые печальные из наших песен, несут в себе хоть проблеск решения, а здесь такого нет... Это темный тоннель без света в конце. Она передает трагические эмоции, столь болезненные, что единственное проявление этого - звучание мелодии. У каждого из нас свой способ уживаться с этой песней... Он называется отстранённость. Отчужденность. Особенно у меня. Я отстраняю свой эмоциональный радар от этой песни, иначе я не смогу её играть, рассыплюсь на кусочки. Вырублюсь на сцене... Поэтому стихотворная основа песни - просто набор мини-историй или визуальных образов, - как противопоставление единому, связному объяснению её смысла... Я использовал образы, положенные на музыку, которые, как надеялся, передадут эмоциональную цельность, единство стихов и музыки... Именно это означают «всё разобщенное, что поглощено целым» ('all these things are one to swallow whole'). Я имел в виду эмоциональную цельность, потому что во мне этого не было, я не мог четко сформулировать эту эмоцию... (пауза) Иначе я бы просто разломился, развалился на части. Наши фэны наверное смелее меня, они позволяют песне проникнуть внутрь, а может, просто не понимают того, что они слышат... Они не понимают, что 'street spirit' это пристальный взгляд в глаза самому дьяволу... и еще о понимании: что бы там ты ни делал, дьявол смеётся последним... и это действительно так... это правда. Дьявол на самом деле посмеется последним, всегда, без исключения, и если я позволю себе слишком долго над этим раздумывать - я развалюсь. Не верю, что у нас есть фаны, способные эмоционально воспринимать эту песню... Поэтому я убежден, что они просто не знают, о чем здесь речь. И поэтому мы всегда играем её в конце выступлений. Она меня истощает, сотрясает, ранит как черт, каждый раз, когда исполняю её, глядя на тысячи людей, смеющихся и вопящих, не обращающих внимания на трагический смысл, словно когда собираются бросить собаку, а она при этом виляет хвостом. Так выглядят наши слушатели, и это разбивает мне сердце. Я бы хотел, чтобы эта песня избрала своими катализаторами не нас. Я не заявляю своих прав на неё. Она требует невозможного. (очень долгое молчание). Я не писал этой песни». Джонатан Глейзер осаждал группу, подкарауливая известие что песня будет синглом и потребуется видео; так оно и вышло, и результат претендует на звание лучшего из всех хэдовских видео вообще. Клип снимался в предрассветной тьме в пустыне возле Лос-Анджелеса... и очень близко передает настроение песни и музыки группы в целом. Теперь мне все стало более менее понятно : безысходность !

[@riahlexington]

I’m going off translation so idk if it’s 100% accurate but if so I don’t feel that way. It’s not entirely hopeless to me because of the last line. Yeah we’re all gonna die but we need it make the best of the time we have and immerse our souls in love also I wanna hug Thom if that’s the case because very bleak outlook and it sounds like he is very depressed when saying this.

[@user-uo6qc9mp4k]

Дружище, ты позволил по-новому взглянуть на смысл этого шедевра. Я и раньше понимал, что в ней скрыта необузданная трагедия, описать которую можно лишь гению мирового масштаба, сверхчеловеку, но до этого момента такая глубина была для меня тайной, что страшно открывать. Спасибо огромное)

[@lauracondron8574]

As a Radiohead fan, hearing this on the Handmaid's tale gave me GOOSEBUMPS.

[@amandamc6569]

Best show ever created

[@evmurph5877]

Handmaids tale is shit. This song is amazing.

[@dinglbarry1275]

This was such an amazing song choice and it made that scene. I consider the show very mediocre, but I really enjoyed that scene with this song... even though that scene was forced on many levels. June wrestling aunt Lydia for that Baton for 14 seconds, then to waste another 14 seconds to decide whether or not to hit her and for that to result in 4 deaths. And also 6 handmaids with nothing left to lose are left alone in a truck with aunt Lydia, who is only equipped with 1 cattle prod, of course they're going to run. This is just atrocious writing, which so much of the show is.

[@CourtneyLachiver]

I watched that scene and when this song came on, I was like, omg, Radiohead!!! This song fit that scene so well with June and the other handmaids escaping that evil aunt.

[@tonycipriani4122]

@@evmurph5877 I agree with you

[@PoppyAndMe643]

This was the first song i listened to after my dad passed away in 97. It was playing on the radio on my drive home from the hospital at 2am. Haunting beautiful. I can listen to it now and hold back the tears.

[@raybase127]

bless you my friend

[@anlace3447]

97? he can't complain much.

[@irishrover9332]

Nice one, came out in 95. Good timing though, respect

[@humblethugo9073]

​​@@anlace3447He means that his dad died in 1997..

[@brmbkl]

@@anlace3447 how to miss the point twice

[@Pookamensch]

I was 15 when this song came to us. Since then, I still get emotional when I hear it. Thank you Radiohead for being part of my life.

[@courtney-yogis]

My favorite band 💟 My most recent tattoo above my chest says 'Soul immersed in love'. Inspired by this here song. A true masterpiece.

[@anlace3447]

nobody cares about your tattoo.

[@courtney-yogis]

@@anlace3447 You cared enough to respond. Emphasis on you, since you're the nobody. Thank you Nobody for your response :)

[@anlace3447]

@@courtney-yogis love and peace to both you are your adorable tattoo!

[@riahlexington]

Amazing

[@Julia-kg5sf]

@@riahlexington Damn nice pfp

[@izzycook-fraser311]

I listened to this song years ago when I was battling addiction, I listened to it when I felt like I couldn't win, like no matter how hard I tried something always knocked my back down. 2 months ago my premature daughter passed away on my chest. I was making good choices, I thought my fighting was over finally. Until I had to endure the worst pain I've ever felt. Now I'm back here listening to it all over again.

[@williamkelson6276]

Keep on.

[@michaelivanisevic3865]

I feel your pain. Take you baby in your heart leave the pain behind .

[@nirvanvithilingem]

keep being strong...you can do it ...happiness can always be found

[@majortom2688]

Addiction is my everydays'fight. How i understand u

[@laibaimran6916]

Don't give up please. No matter what happens, you're still worth it. I'm sure if your daughter would be alive today, she would have wanted the same.

[@gregepps1477]

I feel the same way about "Lucky". Some of Radiohead's songs are built to make you cry. I listen to them when I need that cathartic release. But it's not just sadness. There's beauty there too.

[@bilalallash3905]

They both took influence from rem tho

[@ieuanphillips4963]

Theres actually a video of Michael stipe from REM singing lucky with radiohead

[@hastley5473]

In Radiohead songs is something that makes me want to listen to them all the time.

[@kaioo1658]

If this song doesnt make you feel something deep within, you must be a subterranean alien

[@Cringo03]

Or an idioteque

[@user-pf8lj7lx1i]

Everyday is an Aching Pain. "Our fans are braver than I to let that song penetrate them, or maybe they don't realize what they're listening to. They don't realize that 'Street Spirit' is about staring the f--king devil right in the eyes... and knowing, no matter what the hell you do, he'll get the last laugh. "The devil really will get the last laugh in all cases without exception, and if I let myself think about that to long, I'd crack. "It's why we play it towards the end of our sets. It drains me, and it shakes me, and hurts like hell everytime I play it, looking out at thousands of people cheering and smiling, oblivious to the tragedy of it's meaning, like when you're going to have your dog put down and it's wagging it's tail on the way there. That's what they all look like, and it breaks my heart. " LMAO obviously u feel smth

[@alexissoto5662]

It sounded boring to me

[@blackmice7]

A homesick one

[@isolar_THE_576th]

Or a creep

[@TheTurksMusic]

one of the most amazing starts to a song ever, guitar is haunting and beautiful at the same time

[@burtiebaggio1gaming363]

TheTurksMusic that's true

[@eratoisyourmuse659]

TheTurksMusic Different Radiohead albums are my favourite and different points in my life.

[@eratoisyourmuse659]

Mr Richard parker I used to sing Simple Man to my son when he was a baby.

[@erniemix1835]

TheTurksMusic its good but not amazing

[@Ervinabrahamian]

Mr Richard parker I can play Simple Man and Street Spirit on guitar and though the chord structure is similar, Street Spirit is much harder to play and feels much better when you do

[@a4c01]

There's a Radiohead song for every occasion. Thank-you gentlemen for creating a soundtrack for some of my most incredible moments. No bullshit.❤

[@BarryAllenMagic]

Being an old fart in my early 50's, I'm not into 'modern music' (preferring the dross from the 1970's instead). However, sometimes a song comes along that isn't only timeless, but is due to become a classic many years down the line. This entire track oozes quality from the very first note. An absolutely sublime piece of music.

[@hulktopf5031]

+Barry Allen you will ike" i might be wrong" too.

[@theeponym]

+Barry Allen You weren't an "old fart" when this song came out. It's from '95.

[@bomumv]

+Naniun. mi libro, luna de plutón

[@nickvink4288]

+Morphine wel, why's that? Are you a butt hurt nicki minaj fan, someone looking for a fight or just plain stupid? This gentleman just says what an amazing song this is, which it is, and then you go all rude keyboard warrior. Just why?

[@ant5743]

Well worded.

[@muhammadahad7091]

daily reminder that radiohead is a mastermind's work. one in a million kinda band.

[@conquistadordomingofernand9888]

im obsessed with birds

[@norahollin8404]

So am I,They are Spirit messengers...

[@norahollin8404]

:)

[@norahollin8404]

:)

[@elcucumber2847]

Muhammad Ahad so that makes Muse a one in a googol :)

[@leannelawton4146]

I lost my daughter at birth, not long after Radiohead played a concert right next to my house I remember hearing this song and feeling comfort for a second thankyou 😢 xxx

[@user-bp7cw4cw5c]

can't remember where I saw this but you gave your child the perfect life. all she knew was her mother's love and nothing else. we should all be so lucky only knowing our mother's warmth

[@AloonaGames]

Still a masterpiece in 2023. Wonderful.

[@garryjerman896]

Yes indeed.ive put this as my warm up track to start treadmill runs.😮.it's perfection

[@Ryanward476]

I spent all night listening to this on repeat crying for no reason

[@nasrulzhomie2369]

Are u the real barrack obama?

[@metakis]

You have a critical problems... Ask for help..

[@susancarranza9724]

Same.

[@wostijnstephan5787]

Recognizing your experiance.

[@jeenymac2]

Obama teach me how to beatbox

[@antonellabentancourtrossol433]

I remember I was really hurted when my ex broke up with me... I listened to Radiohead for a long time, feeling like the hole inside of me was filling up by their music. One day, I was walking on the street, going to nowhere, just enjoying the walk and started to rain. My headphones started to play this song. And there was the rain, this song, the street at night and me... Healing my heart. I'll never forget that day. Thank you Radiohead. Thank you for saving me every single day. Edited: 2 years after this comment. I'm really fine, still single haha. Just studying and trying to not become crazy for Coronavirus. Full of wishes of hope and joy for everyone (including people didn't like my experiencie).

[@thelegendkillersshittyduff1335]

Break ups are a Bitch don't ever get married man. Woman will fuck ur life up and wouldn't give a shit.

[@heatherskipsey1199]

Feeling the same at the moment been ghosted hurt to pieces music is saving me . There's some fuckers out there in cyberspace

[@tronsnow4763]

Radiohead is the one band that can literally make it rain...

[@user_voluntarylife89]

A nadie le importa tu vida!!!!!

[@lusdenny]

Perche' deve essere una melodia senza speranza, senza futuro? Le immagini non rappresentano quel profondo sentimento melodico che anche nella disperazione, nell'abbandono trova una strada, una via di sbocco e di sollievo. Alla fine ci si lava l'anima intravedendo un nuovo inizio

[@1972dsrai]

Who else still loves and is listening to this song in 2023?

[@dazem8]

2024 now, my friend

[@AdamHevenor]

Here for ir

[@LoowheezeBreeze]

Yer mom...

[@1972dsrai]

@@dazem8Not when I posted this, it was a month ago, but thanks for the reminder.

[@1972dsrai]

@@LoowheezeBreeze That reminds me, tell her I’m busy.

[@waysee912]

In 2022, during the street protests in Iran, I kept listening to this Radiohead song. Whenever I listen to it now, I remember those days and all the young men and women who fought bravely for freedom.

[@shafquatsadman5191]

Whenever you need an ultra boost of depression

[@bigarturiwe]

XDXD

[@sh06nd]

Ha ha

[@ImotekhtheStormlord-tx2it]

actually thom yorke is an example that you can somehow recover from the shitty depression or anxiety or just supress it so you can live.

[@Shirtsaysshirt]

This is power.

[@17-.-]

any other depressing songs by Radiohead you can recommend ?

[@davidjohnson00001]

My late son, Bob, just loved Radiohead. Indeed his band initially called themselves Letdown in homage to the group. They came to see that so much of Radiohead's music is uplifting so they changed their name to Lights. (They have a video on KZbin. See their track "Air" from the LightsBand. Bob is the bass player. Sadly it is the only track uploaded before their split in 2011). Bob died of cancer two years ago leaving behind a beautiful wife and two gorgeous children. I will always treasure those final few hours as he approached his death and the two of us started singing together. He was too weak to sing so it was a rhythmic chant. Bob never gave in to darkness and always saw the love and joy to be had in life. I miss Bob so much but we carry on, doing the best that we can. Peace and love.

[@habdlekarbier]

May he rest in peace

[@AM-ko4pi]

Thank you for sharing this piece of yours and Bob’s life. It’s simultaneously sad and uplifting. Be well and keep cherishing what you have.

[@davidjohnson00001]

@@habdlekarbier Thank you.

[@davidjohnson00001]

@@AM-ko4pi Thank you.

[@dimitriodee]

Take care man and thanks for sharing . I couldn’t even bear thinking of losing my son or even imagine how you feel . I do wish you strength and light in your life . Hope you are coping . ❤

[@PRIGOIANIA]

This song gives me a feeling something that I don't know what it is, it is a kind of nostalgic and remembers me of somethings of my childhood, it's good.

[@maximkoriabine6004]

Yes! Exactly the same feeling. I can't explain why.

[@anlace3447]

it reminds me of taking a dump.

[@euron__]

I was listening to Slowdive and fell asleep. I woke up to this song. 🖤

[@anlace3447]

i usually listen to it when i take a big dump.

[@Bock_Rottom79]

@@anlace3447real nigga shit right here ☝️☝️

[@geo4573]

Slowdive really is one of those bands that can put you to sleep

[@stephenpitcher4924]

Quite possibly the most haunting, terrifying and beautiful song ever written. Utter desperation in the words woven together with that melody gets me everytime

[@sanchitvarma1282]

Stephen Pitcher It's terrifying, unnerving and profoundly melancholic. Possibly the only piece of music that makes tear up everytime I hear it.

[@loudrup_3085]

This is definitely one of the Radiohead's songs of all time

[@b.luong2]

agreed, this is their song of all time

[@_bioptic_5051]

yes, this is their most song

[@MD-ru5vs]

I agree, for me it is the best, but it is a difficult choice with Radiohead. Such a lot of good songs they made.

[@creeper6000ful]

yeah, this song sounds a lot

[@lamasu8060]

This song reminds me

[@XianKai]

Listening because of Mark Stokes. Can't stop my tears from flowing.

[@anlace3447]

LOL

[@gavinthecrafter]

This is real "play this at my funeral" material right here

[@marbrasp]

We look forward to June Osborne's revenge

[@racheleskow7218]

F**k yes.

[@ashleyblake4332]

That scene was so powerful. The show has an incredible way of always choosing songs that fit perfectly with each scene and make you feel the darkest emotions of living in Gilead. Another scene that i felt in my core was "Women's Work" at Fenway.

[@Risingofthephoenixxx]

how much longer is it gonna take it its mental torture 4 seasons in I feel like dragging a razor blade across my wrist!! These women need revenge and this show needs hope!!!

[@kimv6547]

That's what brought me here

[@19_dedgorl]

you already knew someone was gonna die as soon as this song came on.

[@CeeGix]

This is the saddest riff of all time

[@seabear1959]

CeeGix Staind-Something to Remind you is the Saddest..But One of the Saddest yes

[@willpowerbroken]

listen to saetia - venus and bacchus. that one and this are prolly my top picks, yeah

[@waveoflight]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/q2W7lqmiodSDj5Y&ytbChannel=Kscope

[@robinhut5359]

@@ethandeister6567 How do you know that?

[@user_voluntarylife89]

Thom 1.66 meters

[@PatrickClarkin]

“Immerse your soul in love.” A good way to go through life.

[@SebastienNellessen-ux5rh]

THESE EMOTIONS THAT WERE A GREAT PART OF THE 90's MUSIC ARE ABSOLUTELY MISSING IN CONTEMPORARY SOUNDS HERE IN 2023.

[@henriberg5911]

I'll always find my way back to this song

[@Dr3amDisturb3r]

IKR? I like to define some moments in my life as 're-occurring Radiohead times of the year'.

[@eitridwarf9854]

Top comment.. i absolutely wanted to say this statement either

[@blueseyberries]

Well, I'm still crying.

[@blazee3895]

Me too 😫😢

[@MD-ru5vs]

this song is pure emotion

[@jamiecostello4879]

Beautiful song

[@keyofenlightenment6560]

This song reminds me of an artwork , The Scream, the emotion / energy carried feels alike. It is grey and helpless while beautiful at the same time

[@hyperactiveofficial8096]

That's a good analysis!

[@allixandra]

Pre-Matrix, this video blew my 90s teen brain. This video was the most beautiful thing i I have ever seen. And still is. It has never ever left my mind's eye.

[@Aya_02571]

Here are a few albums that came from 1995: Radiohead - The Bends (the album this song comes from) Björk - Post Opeth - Orchid Death - Symbolic Smashing Pumpkins - Mellon Collie And The Infinite Sadness Mr. Bungle - Disco Volante

[@foxfire230]

Some heavy depressing stuff there.

[@jennydeath5182]

Swans - The Great Annihilator

[@joshshrum2764]

Dark Requiem Radiohead and Smashing Pumpkins mmmm mmmmm mmmmm what a year.

[@flazo9152]

Brah ok computer is better

[@Aya_02571]

@@flazo9152 did that come out 1995? All I did was point out albums that were standouts from that particular year including the Radiohead album that released in 1995. Besides, I never said one album was better than the other.

[@Matthew9818]

This is what we mean when we call them artists . So many modern groups don't deserve that as a title radiohead and Thom Yorke do .

[@justaperson4540]

Everyone is talking about how beautiful this song is or how its good for being sad to, but nobody seems to notice how Jonny is carrying a whole ass bakery on him

[@skywardstargaze1768]

HORNY DETECTED‼️‼️ANT FARM GO ‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜

[@xerostar2009]

be fr right now💀

[@WonderStarlight]

Qué bueno que existe el internet y que estas joyas no solo quedaron en la moda de aquellos tiempos, sino que su esencia ahora toca el corazón de las nuevas generaciones =')

[@Packer714]

I've loved this song half my life. It's not a depressing song to me. It's a relieving song. I listen to it to release.

[@ThisMortalCoil64]

A friend of mine mentioned that she always gets this song stuck in her head whenever I walk into the room. I am extremely troubled by this.

[@kairyuubird]

Electric Whelk dude thats not good

[@gauche5800]

xD

[@Nykk13_GGz]

Electric Whelk just sang this song on sing star and now it's stuck in my head 😂

[@yoavco246]

"I can feel death, can see its beady eyes." - If I were you I would start to worry.

[@leenhennekam9906]

RUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUNNNN!!!!!!!!!

[@ScottBell813]

Absolute favourite. Calms me, and brings my rage forth, all at once. Raises me to epics, as it reminds me, to ignore the oppression we all suffer. Beautiful.

[@paigeristick6162]

This song is NOT depressing. It’s beautiful.♥️

[@fernando3061]

depressing isn't bad man it's just an emotion, something can be depressing and illicit all sorts of beautiful thoughts/feelings.

[@anlace3447]

it makes me take a dump.

[@johnbirkill1276]

It IS beautiful and that is partly why it is so depressing...

[@govetter]

Agreed! 💯

[@toprakalgan9096]

bok

[@angelaashpole8931]

I've just discovered Radiohead and I'm 64, I've often read comments about Muse and Radiohead being similar not sure yet not listened to all their tracks... I Am a big Muse Fan seen them live lots. I'm going to enjoy getting to know Radiohead.. Better late than never. Steve Wright played this yesterday I was straight on you tube.

[@fos8789]

Man I wish I could discover Radiohead all over again.

[@MrJonpac]

@@fos8789 There is always Keane or the Smiths. I wish I could discover them again. Man we are spoiled in the UK

[@bronzino8213]

I'm so excited for you! Radiohead is life-changing, you'll see.😉

[@geminiscrossbow5983]

I am 21, we are similar too

[@xXTheoLinuxXx]

Better late than never :) Perhaps you should look at Saybia another great band.

[@FlorenceW]

“Immerse your soul with love” that is the reason for being human

[@izumimaria_]

It starts in such an energizing way, and little by little, it drops. This is The Bends! I don't have enough words to thank you for having discovered this band.🖤✨

[@Eternal_Starlight]

Immerse your soul in love... Immerse your soul in love...

[@calvancandy8384]

+Poe Bird Never knew it was that cheers

[@Eternal_Starlight]

calvan candy :)

[@bartonbootherbing3890]

+Poe Bird what's that?

[@Eternal_Starlight]

rob doubleu lyrics for the last two lines of this song :)

[@chenlu666]

+Poe Bird I though it was immerse 'yourself' in love...

[@kornchip]

RIP alma & brianna ❤️‍🔥

[@blueseyberries]

😭

[@LorenaGonzalez-ri7tp]

🥺😭😭😭

[@zeynad.8116]

I literally couldnt take it.

[@Zabavnaya_zabava]

All I can think- not Alma... not Alma...

[@zzzzz1234567899999]

Oh, my heart! 💔💔

[@Decoii]

All of The Bends' music videos had a cinematic look that I truly miss with Music videos.

[@jroo9075]

I love the tortured version of Yorke - not that I don't like him happy, of course...I can just feel that part in my soul.

[@karl573]

Felt.

[@YlowX7]

karl573 I don't see anything wrong with the use of "feel" in that sentence. She didn't mean to make it past tense, and if you replace "feel" with "felt," the grammar would crumble. So, if you had magic powers to modify sentences you think use improper grammar, it'd make kids all over the world grow up to learn Gibberish-English.

[@karl573]

I think you need to get off your high horse, white knight. I wasn't trying to correct anyone's grammar. Felt is common slang for agreeing or sharing the same opinion.

[@YlowX7]

Alright, sorry for being a grammar nazi.

[@Irishcloth]

DonutAssassin I agree with you. I think feel is the right wrong. Everyone has their ticks when it comes to grammer. I despise when people say your for everything when they use it like 'they're'. I majored in lit so it pains me a bit. Unless I know the person, I will not say anything.