Radiohead
- proper noun
- Among my favorite aspects of the film is the score, which was brilliantly created by Radiohead's Jonny Greenwood.
- Radiohead's Thom Yorke
- Radiohead's Thom
- Radiohead band
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Watch on YouTubeThis is Radiohead's finest sounding record, I think.
- This is Radiohead's finest sounding record, I think.
- We're not quite talking about Radiohead levels of grief and torment here.
- It was just like a little little twin bed and it was just me and, and just, I'm rehearsing Radiohead's Creep ad nauseam.
- You know, I love Radiohead, and, you know, what's the context in which he rebels against his fans all the time.
- Maybe try to bring out a little melody within the figuration, like a little game you can play on that Radiohead tune.
- Personally, I like Radiohead, you know, just just that.
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Many fans consider "OK Computer" to be Radiohead's most groundbreaking album.
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Imagine how much Radiohead made off the album they sold directly to their fans.
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Hard to pick a best Radiohead song, but this has to get my vote.
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As an arena act, Radiohead has to be one of the most experienced out there.
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I remember hearing Radiohead in junior high; I remember "Fake Plastic Trees" being played on the radio.
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There's nothing like Radiohead right now, and I doubt there will ever be in the near future.
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Daphne got us tickets to Radiohead.
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This is Radiohead's finest sounding record, I think.
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For sure, Mr. Howard, you can't argue Radiohead's influence on current bands/musicians, can you?
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In the same vein, as arguably the reigning kings of alternative music, Radiohead do often rest on their laurels.
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Radiohead comes from the common words radio and head, and the band took the name from a song called 'Radio Head' by the group Talking Heads. Think of a 'head' full of radio sounds — that image fits the band's music, which often uses electronic and unusual sounds.