Radiohead - Knives Out
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- Опубліковано 22 січ 2015
- ‘Knives Out’ is taken from ‘Amnesiac’ out on XL Recordings. Buy & stream it here: radiohead.ffm.to/amnesiac
Director: Michel Gondry
Art Direction: Pierre Pell
Cinematographer: Jean-Louis Bompoint
Production Company: Partizan
Commissioner: Dilly Gent
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Radiohead: **writes depressing song about someone leaving their family and cannibalism**
Also Radiohead: *S K E L E T O N P L A Y I N G G U I T A R*
*T H O M Y O R K E M O U S E*
XD
@@sappy2303 he does kind of look like a mouse though lol
Trueeeee
Bad family dynamics played out through uncorrected personality traits, not cannibalism..
This is the closest thing I’ve ever seen to what a dream looks (feels?) like ; in TV or movies, dreams are usually depicted as linear, even when they’re supposed to be “weird” in the context of the story. Hope that makes sense; I love this song.
this clip is so good, there's a lot of symbolism in it. It really feels like it's an actual recording from a dream.
I think Daydreaming also does a really good job of capturing the disjointed, ethereal nature of a dream. But yes, this is good.
❤❤❤
Watch Un Chien Andalou (1929). People have been doing the non-linear dream thing for nearly 100 years.
@@frenchbaguetteoui
there is also a movie from the director of Citizen Kane, everything is oversized or have no sense at all in that movie but they all act like nothing weird is going on, very dreamy
"If you'd been a dog, they would've drowned you at birth." Damn, that's brutal
Sounds like pub banter to me ! 🤣
@@jessicahainesmusic I don't see how it does but ok
Well its not pop meaningless song
@@pioneernut7487 shutup
It's this uplifting vibe that makes me listen to Radiohead whenever I feel depressed.
I've just watched "Knives Out" 2019 and this song was playing in my head during the whole movie.
was pretty happy to know the movie is literally named after the track.
That's good
It's named after the song. I went to the set and the movie's working title was "Morning Bell", the next track on Amnesiac.
@@GabrielMartinGeller I mean, it wouldn't fit...
Yooo SAME 😭😂
I get this song is sad but I really can’t help but laugh when he looks down and his feet are rotisserie chickens with a family around and then the look on his face is brilliant
It's not funny but downright disturbing
The part where Thom and Emma look at the footage of them fighting each other, turn to each other and go : D was sorta funny in a weird way
It’s even more hilarious out of context
right that, the mouse and the skeleton aways makes me laugh quite a lot even though im trying so hard to keep the mood serious
@@pioneernut7487 bro what its funny as shit
I wouldn't be very surprised if one day Thom Yorke would just walk up the stage and say "to be honest guys, there is no real meaning behind our music. We just like weird things."
It`s like an artist says the same thing, we just don`t give a fuck, that`s art dude
I'd laugh.
Radiohead's music means a lot to me but if they came out saying that I'd laugh
That's exactly how the Paranoid Android video is. There's no meaning to it. Just a bunch of weird stuff, I love it though. The song itself if amazing.
Every song and every video has its meaning and its backstory, and yes even the paranoid android one. The execution is most of the time just very artfull and hard to comprehend.
Radioheads music and videos are as far away from meaningless as the sun is from the earth
Contemporary music?
Fun fact, the female actor in this is actually the wife to the main illustrator from the gorillaz, Jamie Hewlet
That's really fuckin cool
¿¡"female" actor?! 😮🤦♂️🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
oh man i wish there was a word for a ''female actor''
@@zackzallie8735 actress
@@amarillo6685 lul
Lyrics:
I want you to know
He's not coming back
Look in to my eyes
I'm not coming back
So knives out
Catch the mouse
Don't look down
Shove it in your mouth
If you'd been a dog
They would've drowned you at birth
Look into my eyes
It's the only way you'll know I'm telling the truth
So knives out
Cook him up
Squash his head
Put him in the pot
I want you to know
He's not coming back
He's bloated and frozen
Still there's no point in letting it go to waste
So knives out
Catch the mouse
Squash his head
Put him in the pot
nothing really goes to waste when it all ends up somewhere.
A couple in a dire situation... The man starves... His voice in her head wants her to survive.
Thanks
@@floepiejaneit's so confusing, this one. But I guess that's a helpful description. Some of their lyrics are so perplexing. What does the mouse represent? What's with the dog comment?
these dudes are just insanely talented
if you want to survive you need to be insane in this world.
insane can be a good thing.
Yeah like one of them's a skeleton and can still play guitar well
@@jasonbarbush4991 Shut up weirdo.. i think you mean crazy. Nobody would want to literally be insane, ok? Crazy is the cool quirky one, ya look at us bunches crazy goofs, up to no good; It's ok cuz I'm quirky.
@@hankwylderson7196 what
thom looks like van Gogh lol
He is van Gogh of music
Gogh to hell
@@elvise19 ¹¹
Sings just like him too
I think hee looks like Rorschach from Watchmen movie.
amnesiac is such a underrated album it’s honestly my favourite
amnesiac slaps harder than a redneck after i tell him a funny joke
@@amanofpotatoes2176 that's funny
What's underrated about it? Is it really underrated? Where? By what people???
@@mistereddie77It’s not that well known in the mainstream and in Radiohead’s fanbase a lot of people tend to overlook it compared to In Rainbows, Kid A, OK Computer, etc
It's rated really, really highly. Is it actually underrated?
It's weird how if you don't actually read the lyrics to Radiohead songs, you can make up the weirdest shit on your own.
And the actual lyrics will probably be just as weird, just with 80% more depression
@@acreativename7999 Lol it'll always be depressing the song never sounds fun
Truuuue
Oh on airbag with the n word phrase at “I’m back to save the universe”
@@itsfripe5 he's back to say it.
If I caught a mouse that looked like Thom Yorke I would nurture it and love it.
Shayna Barbour youll meet that very mouse but it wont look almost close but not quite as cute as york. oh well, sorry mousy so it goes... later it will turn out that it was really Tom after all just hoping to meet you. a great encounter... in a way... hardly your fault...
garettj25 What about Modest Mouse?
So, pretty much any mouse?
DoctorDistracto Do you think Thom Yorke looks like a mouse? If so that's an Adorable Hot Mouse!
Shayna Barbour Just avoid shoving it in your mouth.
You know an artist is genius simply
by the fact you can have a song like this playing in your head for over a week and not get sick of it. On the contrary, it’s a deep emotional experience every time.
When I'm feel myself depressed,Radiohead makes me feel good,when I'm feeling good,Radiohead throw me back to depression.
Love this guys
This song perfectly captures insomnia imo. There's something about the instrumentation and the reverb on Thoms voice that sonically represents the feeling of being up at 3am.
This song is fucking beautiful.
Everything that radiohead does is fucking beautiful
OFB
Not to mention this Gondry masterpiece.
It's also motherfucking ethereal and shit-kickingly pretty.
@@blahblahblahblahbla2705 I love his music videos (and movies).
Michel Gondry is famous for doing as much as he can on screen, without any kind of post production trickery.
He really brought a skeleton to life and taught it how to play guitar and shrunk Thom down into a mouse/microphone hybrid for this music video.
Yeah I remember that this was on the OK hails to the king of moon shaped amnesiac kid rainbows honey bends
humour is strange as Radiohead songs :))
And people say magic isn't real.
we will shrink and then be quiet as mice...
yeah rumour has it that Christopher Nolan will blow a real atom bomb for Oppenheimer, since he's known for the same thing
2:25 this part sounds incredibly nostalgic. I have no idea why. Something about the melody.
I always thought the same thing! It's like i heard it before a long time ago but can't remember where or when
for me it's probably the fact that the guitar timbre sounds awfully like that one in the guitar solo for don't panic by coldplay, which is a song i was heavily surrounded by when i was extremely little. also the melodies sound a little similar, especially those intervals in the beginning. idk, just wanted to share my experience with it
There’s an undeniable quality of longing and nostalgia no doubt. I feel that in how to disappear and exit music and videotape as well.
And “free in the knowledge.”
@@lightbreathermusic “it sounds like, …like a fridge buzzing?” -Thom Yorke
Same !
"All your dreams have meanings"
My dreams:
I can't watch this anymore without thinking about Thom's partner Rachel dying from cancer last year. Shit... I just wanna give Thom Yorke a big hug right now. I'm so sorry for your loss.
I think about it a lot
yeah its a bit like that... wonder what he thinks of this video now....heard he dident like it at the time.
That's heavy.
Makes that ASMP of true love waits particularly heartbreaking. Pretty beautiful thing to do, after the live version on “I might be wrong” I figured that wouldn’t come around again.
But man they pulled it off. But with a totally different emotional weight.
This is perfect for my melancholy coffee breaks while thinking about my regrets
is this the british healthcare system
The "Knives Out" music video was directed by Michel Gondry. Gondry was going through a breakup at the time, and expressed his feelings in the video concept, which has Yorke grieving in a hospital room. Gondry described the collaboration as a "terrible experience", and said: "I showed [Yorke] a storyboard and every single detail: he was completely excited and happy for it - and then, it turned out, they all criticise me for being selfish and putting my own views on it and my own introspection ... It did not go smoothly, but if it went smoothly, it would be mediocre."[8]
You copy and pasted that from Wikipedia
@@izetyusein3323 and what? still interesting
Gondry is my favorite music video director. Hes always interested by dreams, dreamworlds, Daydreaming...
Interesting. I can understand both sides. If you write a song and have a strong vision about its meaning of course you'd like the video to resonate with that. Then again, why hire a director with a strong personal vision in the first place if you're not willing to trust that to some degree?
I don't think Knives Out is my favorite Radiohead music video but it's definitely an interesting one nonetheless.
kind of weird for a band to be that rude about it when so much of the lyrics are abstract, symbolic and even further literally garbled and mumbled. i think a lot of us have different interpretations of their songs because listening to something like this or idiotheque is like looking at the artwork that accompanies each album, its always very abstract and so on so each person is going to have their own personal relationship with it. but Thom & Johnny Greenwood have had a reputation for being unreasonable and kind of petulant, i think its a tradition with some uk rockers, drawing from that john lennon and morrissey/marr energy i guess
Very similar chords to Paranoid Android's intro, however a completely different song. Both are great :)
ArchieG I thought the same lol
all Radiohead music is interconnected like a science of itself
Same with "There There" and "Go Slowly"
I'm AMAZED someone else notivced that.
Guitar player I reckon?
ArchieG no
What I miss the most about these older Radiohead songs is this particular jazz drum style that Phil used to incorporate more of. Similar ones to Dollars and Cents, and Where I End and You Begin
This song captures grief and despair like nothing I've ever heard before
*yells into the yonder*
Love this song. The mood, the great lyrics, the beautiful guitar parts. There were many great songs on Amnesiac but I think this song is the peak.
Life in a glasshouse betta I fear
@@ryanmeredith4620 I like it too. Love the New Orleans vibe in that one. The whole album is great but Knives Out just resonates the most with me due to the beautiful guitar patterns, more interesting chord structure and lyrics that are one of my favorites from all of Radiohead's discography.
Michel Gondry is the best
one of the most sad and scary songs ever made
Those two words sum it up for me too.
and the music video is so god damn fitting
2:24 I heard this in my art class. So beautiful
Bilie Eilish : I can make weirdest video clip
Radiohead : Hold my depression
this comparison sounds funny in hindsight considering Thom has stated before that he likes Billie Eilish's music, which tbh her debut album was a pretty decent art pop record.
@@lnlonelyness6021 Thom like depressing music...whaa
@@jsheav3n I’m so surprised as well lmao
It's surreal but humourous though.
His face on a plush bunny 🐇
When I have psychotic episodes, they tend to look like this.
I've never had a psychotic episode but I dream fantastically and I feel in that way I can possibly relate. I hope that you feel peaceful and happy.
he probably can not, if he has psychotic episodes.
me too
same
ur gay
David Lynch likes this.
Do you have any proof
Or Jodorovsky. (better said Radiohead LOVES Jodorovsky).
@@LuisMedinaInformador Or Buñuel. (better said Jodorovsky LOVES Buñuel).
This music video perfectly (and I mean as perfectly as I've witnessed consciously) captures the spiroadic, jerky, muddled, convoluted nature of dreams. It's insane, trying to turn your head to see the image again, but it never quite appears the same...
Rule #1 when listening to Radiohead: Don't question it.
Rule #2: If you do have any questions, please refer to rule #1.
+Just Here For The UA-cam Exactly! haha
I feel like this song is just about the things people are able to put each other through and are willing to go through in relationships, like the train scene where they're beating on each other and then he gives her the ring because ultimately we want love that lasts but when they look at their past it's they both look kind of embarrassed and ashamed of the things they've said and done. Who knows who the song pertains to for Thom, and maybe I'm way off but that's how I've always heard this song, so it doesn't seem all that strange to me
+Christofer Phisher That's a very interesting analysis!
+Christopher Phisher Well "“Knives Out” is not exactly cruelty. Let’s rather say that to express some feelings, I can’t help but use some violent vocabulary. “Knives Out” was inspired by several different situations. I think the important thing is not that it sounds violent but rather that I try to express specific moments that I have experienced in my life: I transcribe them again, especially those I’ve been through in the music business. It doesn’t hurt many people when someone disappears, they can always take advantage of what remains. In short, the lyrics are more violent than the feelings behind them. The song is also about the death of the people close to me. Each song tries to elucidates things that I don’t understand. “Knives Out” is especially brutal because it is a desperate attempt at solving something very complicated for me." - Thom Yorke
It's not don't worry :) it has many meanings since it's trying to solve complicated stuff. I was just giving you a tool to understand it since I, myself, don't understand it completely :)
And the new album is so good *.* especially daydreaming I absolutely love it. And decks dark
The guitar in this song is wonderful
Best band of my generation...Im 38 years old. Get into it!
Agreed, tool are the only band I put on par. And Floyd I guess
I'm 43. There first album came out when I was 11.
It's amazing how Radiohead songs can haunt you in the first few notes.
very underrated album.
Definitely
my fave
Troy Johnson no the public loves them, ghe critics love them.
MrMinusguy ok computer ya but in rainbows doesn't get enough love sometimes
MrMinusguy Well ok Computer is a true musical masterpiece. One of the greatest albums ever. To me amnesiac feels like a bunch of Kid A after thoughts. I do love songs like knives out and pyramid song but they just seem incomplete. In rainbows is very underrated and deserves so much more love than it gets.
hypnotic guitar solo
Kinda jeff buckley-ish. It's haunting
Almost psychedelic
Almost psychotic
the "solo" you speak of is 3 guitars playing
He literally sang his heart out.
One of my favorite songs. Bad memories, great melodies.
Everyone is commenting about how "weird" the video is. And that's what they wanted, they wanted the video to be funny and weird to cover up how sad the song/video both are. If you look past the goofy things and look at the big picture, it's really depressing. This may be one of the saddest music videos I've ever seen.
Caps_Unlocked i agree
The part at 1:25 always gets to me
With the heart that refuses
More than funny I find the video dream-like. It's a masterpiece IMO.
It's mesmerising. Did you notice the background scenery change when the big ring was unboxed? I do not fully understand it but it keeps me in awe.
This almost sounded so delightfully elitist 😂
.
underrated single, fantastic guitar melody and mood! they should play this more often (um, at least sometimes) live :I
Why do you people call shit thats known around the globe and sold to MILLIONS "underrated"?
they don’t play it live since 2008 :(
@@fellowdanbarber3323 How can be "underrated" a single that is considered by the wide critic to be one of the best singles ever written in the history of rock?
Anwer: In the comment sections people do just write shit just because they can write for free.
you have a point but who is this wide critic you speak of
@@delriobookclub224 him probs lol
this melody is so weird. very uncomfortable. I love it
This is exactly what it feels like to live in a dream.
I don't know how many times I've heard this song. Radiohead is unique.
Perfect in a unique way
Raquel López Pastor yesss. ..
*became
Bojack Horseman what do you mean: "became perfect assholes"?
This band is just plain genius! Everything they make musically always has some sort of different spin and is always original. There are so many bands that try to emulate them but nobody will ever come close. These guys are true pioneers.
how are you doing 10 yrs later
@@miaalicea521 16th like on yr 11
Ears: So beautiful
Eyes: So weird...
I always see you in Radiohead videos coment section.
@@rachelvillarim3279 yeah im a big fan :p
Your telling me jc is fan of radiohead?
@@whoknows8101 you got that fucking right 😎
Comment : So unliked !
Yknow this is one of my favorite Radiohead songs. My dog passed last year and this song is still my number one to listen to when I think of him. The disconnected tones and the concept that the one you love will never be back; as morbid as it is, helped me really grieve to where i could recover easier.
I want you to know
He's not coming back
Look in to my eyes
I'm not coming back
So knives out
Catch the mouse
Don't look down
Shove it in your mouth
If you'd been a dog
They would've drowned you at birth
Look into my eyes
It's the only way you'll know I'm telling the truth
So knives out
Cook him up
Squash his head
Put him in the pot
I want you to know
He's not coming back
He's bloated and frozen
Still there's no point in letting it go to waste
So knives out
Catch the mouse
Squash his head
Put him in the pot
Are these Morrissey lyrics
León DlR 😃
I finally understand what’s going on now. The imagery, the lyrics, the message; it’s all clear now. I love you Thom. I don’t know you, but I love you for making me love myself. You’re not alone. Neither am I.
;`
Instead of eyes i believe he says mouth but other than that looks good
Art is not always meant to be understood. and that's what Radiohead is.
Or is it? That is the question.
MontherTheGamer stfu
I understand it... in my own way, that is.
It is meant to be felt
The Star Children. Lol. Gods.
This song i dont know why but its the most beautiful saddest song ive ever heard
The way the lead guitar weaves it’s way through this song is so wonderfully reminiscent of Brown Eyed Girl by Van Morrison.
I view this as a very angry portion of a breakup. The ending of a relationship where you have scorned the person leaving you.
Parker Martin It just sounds like cannibalism to me.
Symbolism...symbolism everywhere
metaphor, allegory somewhere
Tell me what the symbolism is!
Ashton, animals with human heads, hands and feet on the train, woman romantically kissing anatomical heart instead of cupid heart, child fantasizing about a tray of food, woman on operating table is being PROCESSED without pain killers or local, for each pound of flesh removed, a tray of food is produced. My favorite part is the fighting scene on the train. Most couples fight because of infidelity or lack of resources, right, no big deal. Now when you take in consideration Abraham Maslo Pyramid of Needs (pyramid song) as you watch the couples changing behavior, you'll see (hopefully in time) the line they both crossed to momentarily find happiness. To satisfy the lowest level of the pyramid, they can no longer consider other people as human beings - the animals with the human heads. Thom used recent historic references for this forecast, but if you are clever, you can find them yourself. Winter is coming.
Its about canibalism.
@@ashtonnn777 canibalism.
My favorite song ever ......why does everyone think I'm depressed?!!
I have many friends who have said the same...I can't listen to Radiohead its too depressing; where I am like this keeps from being too depressed
@@sherlockjt I guess it's just the way people work :) My friends are exactly the same, either this or that.
Unparalleled enchantment, radiohead N1 in the world and for the year 2000, the quality is made.
Michel Gondry is a genius
many geniuses in the world were ridiculed but they still kept on.
next level
being a bipolar, Thom speaks what I'm feeling..
I love how Radiohead turn there videos as if a real life event is going on. No band like them.
"I want you to know",only this one phrase drives me to have a heavy heart.For the first time in about 2 years this song came to my mind.Thom is a genius in the end.
"Knives Out"
I want you to know
He's not coming back
Look into my eyes
I'm not coming back
So knives out
Catch the mouse
Don't look down
Shove it in your mouth
If you'd been a dog
They would've drowned you at birth
Look into my eyes
It's the only way you'll know I'm telling the truth
So knives out
Cook him up
Squash his head
Put him in the pot
I want you to know
He's not coming back
He's bloated and frozen
Still there's no point in letting it go to waste
So knives out
Catch the mouse
Squash his head
Put him in the pot
You look sad
this is not medically accurate
Yes. anyone fancy a game of MB operation?
Are you a doctor?
Closer than you think
It isn't meant to be.
Alex Manning who are you to decide that, a doctor? get outta here fam ™™™™™™
3:41 ese e mi raton, se llama Tomyork
The big ass fridge or whatever and the skeleton got me fucking dying 💀
one of the most beautiful songs ive ever heard and i dont even know what hes saying.
Beatiful song....
can we just take a moment to talk about the elephants drawing at 0:17? XD
Axel Zambrano Some says that was Ed's paint while drunk.
i want to believe that's true
Dream Robot lol
Axel Zambrano There is so much stuff in the video that I didn't even notice it the first few time hahaha.
and the others at 0:25
I'm always grateful to have known this incredible band❤️
Directed by Michel Gondry. I love how his videos have a dreamlike quality that go with the songs so well.
If you really need some sort of explaination of this video here is my interpretation. (English as a second language so bare with me). First of all you have to know a bit of the style and themes of Michel Gondry(the director). The song's lyrics and the video's story are quite a bit separate.
This is a continuous shot so some shots are static to give time for things out of shot to come to place.
What happens on the TV is a memory.
First of all we have a trip, a train and a happy couple on the train. We have photos and drawings depicting the couple. Then we se the Guy on the low bed looking worried and the camera turns to the Girl who is clearly sick (And on an Operation bed.) The doctor comes in with some bad news as Thom grabs his head.
They operate on her, she suffers. The camera pans to the TV again, He puts her photograph in his heart (maybe when he falls in love with her, or maybe is the moment of "you will never leave my heart/I will never forget you" and is not a memory.) then they start fighting.
Then he is in the low bed again and his feet are being cooked and he thinks they're about to eat his feet? (This is the part that seems most out of place from the "story" and seems to parallel the lyrics a bit more. Still quite dreamlike.)
The room becomes chaos, she continues to suffer, they do all kinds of tests.
The train now has extremities like feet, hands, etc...
They fight in the train, he asks her to marry him and this is the moment where she falls ill. He then presses Rewind back to where they didn't fight.
There is a shot of the diamond on the bed under a spotlight, this could have many interpretations and I think each should have its own.
She's gone, most probably died.
Then he's singing as a skeleton, he has no body left (nobody left?) he's singing from his heart (which has replaced his mind) and the photograph (the memory of her) floats away.
Then Thom is the microphone, which is a mouse, this simply relates to the lyrics and again is one of those dreamlike elements that gondry loves.
okay.. thanks.. pretty straight forward makes a lot of sense.
AMProductions Totally Brilliant Thank You!
Just pisses me off that the video wasn't allowed to be included in the directors series.
Could be true
To be fair....
he is such an artist, i started watching this video mid video as i had the music playing in the background, and at first i was like "wtf is even happening" but then i understood the artisty in this video, spoke to me, i understood
Who's such an artist?
probably Michel Gondry
Nobody:
The Bowling Alley Screen when you get a strike: 3:19
Rockford the Roe ahhshaa
I need a gif of that
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This song always makes me feel like I'm high as f 😂
This music video is like eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind meets a limmy sketch I love it
I've loved Radiohead with all my heart from the very beginning. Loved the ride so far.
The melody and the structure of this song embrace you in some warm strange way. It's incredible. No other band could ever give you a feeling like this.
Hi I recommend a song called 'The Bond Villain' By Robert Nix
@@redskies4530That was a nice call, my friend. Not a perfect Song, especially in the quality of the sound, but still a good piece of advice. You have good taste. Let me know if you got something else.
@@davideroca9910 Another Bond song 'Spectre' by Radiohead
Easily the best thing Michel Gondry has ever produced, the video matches the tone of the song perfectly and it's as creative as the music Radiohead produce
Godrich*
Para mi esta canción se refiere a una persona que ha sido lastimada a más no poder , con un corazón totalmente destrozado.. y por eso dice que esa persona que un día fue.. ya no volverá más. Que puede agarrar el cuchillo y cortarla, es cuando una persona ha sufrido tanto que se vuelve piedra.. no siente más dolor, la coraza es más fuerte .. es triste .. me pasó una vez y supere mi depresión llorando todas las noches con esta canción..
Bonito mensaje :)
Knives out es una expresión de los cirujanos en el quirófano cuando ya no hay nada que hacer para salvar a una persona en la mesa de operaciones... Cuchillos fuera... Tipo paren no hay nada más qur hacer 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢 Igual en las relaciones de pareja... Es mi soundtrack justo ahora
the fact that this describes EXACTLY how my dreams look/feel like makes me love this song even more, i guess that's why it's my favorite
2:05
Pokemon
Squashes heads
Put him in the park
So good
One of my most fav songs of all time.
Perfect companion to Paranoid Android. The chords are almost exact.
Yeah I’m surprised nobody was talking about how the chords sound very similar to PA
Just so so so good I can't believe this..
when you wake up from a weird dream that you struggle to remember all day in flashes and glimpses and it gnaws at you constantly, that's what Radiohead videos are like
Michel Gondry and Radiohead = perfect match. This is brilliant, one of my favorite RH songs too.
My dad had this on the TV when I was about 9 or 10 and I don't know how I knew it was RadioHead. Glad I was able to find it.
3:48 whaddaheeeelllll 💀💀😭😭🤨💀💀
The fact that I kinda understood the video worries me
Lol. Same.
I have a rather silly theory about the meaning of this song:
it's about a spoiled cat that his owner suddenly dוed and so no one is feeding him, so he is forced to catch mice for the first time. When his hunger increases he has no choice but to dine on the owner's body (which cats tend to do in those situations).
It kinda makes sense if you think of the lyrics.
the guitar riffs and sound are so getting my feelings i love it so much
Still listening, beautiful guitar work here
this music feels like a hug
This is my favorite Radiohead song. I don't know why. My fav genre is industrial music and RH has songs closer to that, and darker, much sadder ones I love as well.
But this one is my favorite.
Hi I recommend a brand new indie song called 'Looking Into The Mirror' By Robert Nix
This gotta be Gondry.
Yeah, I think it is actually done by her if I'm correct as I read up about this song on Wikipedia the other month.
It is indeed!
ha it's the lighting
The Great Sloth Lord it's a him, not her.
@@thegreatslothlord7796 by him*
good song to cry and hate your life to
This is EXACTLY what it feels like to be in the hospital for something life threatening.
Genius who created this masterpiece video, and ofc the song itself is a tremendous piece of work. Love it, but it is really sad and depressing
favorite frame: 1:45