Thom Yorke: ANIMA Interview
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Thom Yorke sits down with Zane Lowe to go through his third solo album ANIMA, the importance of sleep, and how he almost walked out of one of Radiohead's biggest performances.
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"You know you're in trouble when people stop listening to sad music. Because the moment they stop listening to sad music, they don't want to know anymore... They're turning themselves off" - T. Yorke
@urgiduurrgghh i think it depends on the person though, A lot of people find comfort in sad music becuase it's so human and real. Thom's and Radiohead's music is human.
@urgiduurrgghh his quote still applies
I find Radioheads emotive music so soothing and grounding. Sometimes I feel clogged up and weighed down with a general frustration and the melancholy of the music and Thoms beautiful voice provides me with a way to release the pent up emotions and reflect.
26:33
Same thing applies to the news as well, in my opinion. When people would rather not know the current events, it says a lot about the state o society.
Just realised the irony of me watching this instead of sleeping.
same here...
Same
Count me in
That's it, I'm going to bed! 😴
Life is the one big irony
''When an artist is repeting themselves because they think that's what will people want they're fucked''
- Thom Yorke.
I love this man.
I wish he’d known that when he did AMOK. It’s the reason it flopped hard
Literally Kid A
It's no mystery why Thom is more open and relaxed here. It's the interviewer. Zane is chill, down to earth, present, active listening, and wants to discuss genuinely interesting things. Thom gets scripted stock questions, barely-there interviewers, and star-struck sit-downs constantly. It's boring and exhausting for brains like his. He must be thrilled on the rare day it's not one of those.
Steve X agreed
Interviews are always so much better when the interviewer is genuinely interested, more interviewers should be like Zane
@Mister Sifter heh.. that is a very strong opinion. go somewhere else "ffs".
Very true, that’s spot on, also coupled with Thom being so much more at ease in his skin these days.
yeah people used to give zane a lot of stick back in his heyday (when he was probably inadvisedly trying to take influence from us hip hop djs) but he was always a genuinely great interviewer
Thom can talk about sleep and naps all day and I'd find it inspiring
I wonder if Thom's REM sleep style is related to his band's R.E.M style?
The Beat Fabrik funny
@@newsletter4826 nobody asked for a blog post m8
@@newsletter4826 dude thom can say whatever he'd like i dont think he has a pretty big impact on politics. im sure most people didnt even get to the part of the intverview where he gets political. (i know i didnt)
Nietzsche had something to say about this type.
Thom Yorke seems like he is doing really well these days. Glad to see him in good spirits.
He's been so happy ever since his wife died
@@zm1055 rude
Bar spirits :)
@smashingairguitars
...although being unfortunate enough to observe those absolutely frightful 😱 shiny black PVC trousers he's apparently chosen to wear of his own accord, one must surely put a question mark on the apparent balanced good mental state of awareness.
I Mean, would you be seen dead in those things? I'm sure I wouldn't!
🎩
@@sirbarnabyst.johntoffingto9017With the swagger that Thom Yorke posses, he could wear a paper bag and still make it work.
The last bit made me cry. HE is thanking US for giving this opportunity to HIM, when he has given so much to US. His music has been my best friend at times. It has kept me alive in the darkest times because I didn't feel alone listening to what he was able to articulate. I hope he knows how much what he does matters, and how grateful I am for it.
Liad Cohen beautiful
That few last sentences caught me off guard. Very touching. I'm very happy for him.
Last night I had this weird dream... In my dream I heard Radiohead play a new song that I have never heard before... It was absolutely amazing... And had such a beautiful melody. I connected to it on a deep personal level. Afterwards I met Thom and almost speechless said "Thank you for everything"... It was a very emotional and weird dream... In real life I was dancing around on the living room floor the other day with my 3 year old daughter listening to "Lift" from MD 126 ....
I mean... we pay his bills, lotta people goin hungry out there. Not saying he's not talented, but he should be thanking us. He has a fantastic life while most of the world is in poverty. That's a gift regardless of how talented you are. Lotta talented people in poverty and never gonna make it too. Thom prolly realizes that.
And in the beginning, he says something about how "people may emotionally connect with the music I've BEEN INVOLVED IN". Looks like he never even admits that he has actually written it, that it was him who created it in the first place... Amazing!
He is happy - good. He deserves it. After years of anxiety - he needs a break.
All humans are anxious and miserable. Remember that.
No, we're not
@@battousai9795 yes we are. one shitty accidend in your that will make you depressed and it stays till the rest of your life. youre just young. you will understand. even the happiest people have ups and downs
@@ImotekhtheStormlord-tx2it Oh, you're an edgy one, aren't you? What about the fact that most people don't get into a "horrible accident that makes them depressed" ? Or what about the people that get into one but don't let it being them down? I know of people that have lost a leg or have lost the ability to walk and they still have a positive outlook on life, perhaps even more positive than mine.
And please learn to understand what you're reading, I never said that happy people don't have ups and downs, I don't even know what's that got to do with anything, I just said that not every human is anxious and miserable. It's one thing to say that people aren't happy all the time, and something completely different to mindlessly state that every human is anxious and miserable.
@@battousai9795 I think it's more appropriate to suggest that everyone suffers from periods of anxiety and depression, even someone as cheerful as myself has felt it and it's never been an issue with me. You always think it won't be you until it is. But it's not a bad thing, it pushes us to grow and learn new things.
Thom Yorke giving a hi-five, that's quite new for me.
Also responding with "same"
It's almost like he CONNECTED with the dude
Andrés Galván ok, take deep breaths
I had to actually slow down the video playback to see who initiated it. It was Thom :-o
I can't believe he eats and sleeps
thom yorke featuring the sound of his many hidden bracelets
I love this comment so much. I really really do.
Tomorrow's Hidden Bracelets
It's the sound of the emotional shackles he tries to free humanity from.
The Sound of His Many Hidden Bracelets sounds like the perfect post-rock album.
kinda like it though
Everyone: Thom Yorke looks so weird.
Us: He looks so comfortable and outgoing.
Haha
IKR?? this is one of few interviews of him ive seen where he looks actually really comfortable and happy
I always found him oddly attractive
He's not a typical looking dude but he not a typical person. He's enormously talented and hard working. Not many bands / people remain as creative and their output that consistency good and interesting.
Everyone? Only to the plastic, fake, narcissistic, self absorbed, instagram whores is this more presumptuous bullshit we see posted everyday?
Thom Yorke seems like he's doing really well emotionally and mentally. So smiley, high-fiving the interviewer, laughing. It makes me happy to see him happy.
When did Thom become this comfortable and outgoing?
When he turned 40!
@@JulesThackway i'd say 2003... meeting people is easy seems to be an ironic title for the 98 documentary. after kid amnesiac the seemed to loosen up a bit
I see The Jonathan Ross appearance in 2003 as his turning point. Having a very knowledgeable interviewer like Zane makes it easier, too.
I love that he has 🙌
Since he's been sleeping more
Now if Jonny becomes this outgoing, I don't know what I'm going to do with myself.
J Rock I think Jonny is only allowed to say a certain amount of words per year
@@masonseymour2455 nice that's funny
Just find nice people to talk to. Thou it's easier said than done.
@@masonseymour2455 is true but self-administered
Jonny only speaks ondes martenot
I have no idea why watching his face and hearing his voice itself is so inspiring. It makes me feel like something inside me is waking up.
understanding and adulting
you should be napping
8 veg as axw,@"
That’s exactly what was happening.
Introvert Inspiration 🤘😆
"You know you are in trouble when people stopped listening to sad music." - 26:33
Sad songs are beautiful Steven Wilson made 3 gems for sure
oh my god thank you, i was looking for it
This is the best Thom Yorke interview ever holy shit
Yes such a joy to watch
This Thom compared to the 97’ Thom are polar opposites. I can only hope to become wiser and more sure of myself as I get older.
I know I'm a totally different person then in 97. I almost feel like parts of my life happened to someone else.
Same dude. Amen
The human happiness curve usually works that way, ppl get sadder from 25-49 then we progressively get happier each decade through our 70s
Don't just hope for it. Make it happen.
You will Juno
When you watch to interviews from the post Ok Computer/Kid A era, he looks tired, stressed out and fed up. Now he looks so different, like he is enjoying his life again and in one word, happy.
He went through some serious issues back in the day
@@TSPH1992 doesn’t everyone?
@@KaneK1234 to a certain degree. But depression is not a joke
Where normal interviews start with: How's the tour going? This one just starts with two kinds of sleep and the health benefits of napping and Siestas in Southern European countries. I love it.
There’s never been a person who I respect and admire more in music
Jonny maybe ;-)
Only Jonny for me.
So fucking true
ehh
Than Zane Lowe?
I could listen to Thom Yorke talking about anything for an entire day honestly.
Me too! He has a very soothing, melodic speaking voice. I notice most great singers with pretty tones speak in a kind of gentle sing-songy way... I don't know if that's the right word but that's what I hear lol
Zane: "Writers' block must be hell..."
Thom: silent disagreement
Zane: "... but I think sometimes it must be a relief"
Thom: "Yeah, it really is! And ..."
That's a good interviewing technique. Say something, and if they don't seem to agree with it, say "but, actually, the opposite!"
Zane's a great interviewer. Really respect him, and he's clearly a huge Radiohead fan in this.
14:40 "I think most artists if they're honest, they're never solo artists" ~Thom
Kinda hits home. I've tried to put together so many bands to make music, try something new, not play alone, but a lot of them either wanted to do their own thing, wanted to just party, or weren't really committed (or all 3).
There's magic in playing with a band. It has to vibe. It's a relationship and bands fall apart if there's toxic musicians (like playing over other people, not tuning together, or showing up to practice, not practicing, etc).
Just like relationships it takes work and effort from everyone which is why it's more honest because when the synergy stops so does the band.
While I agree with what you say about importance of a good band dynamic, I think what Thom meant was, any artist representing themselves as a solo artist, is never truly a solo artist. Theres always someone you've bounced ideas off of or that have suggested ideas to you in the creating process. theres engineers and mastering wizards who are always helping you with the stuff you can't figure out. hell even if you work in complete isolation, the world around you is your feedback loop.
this one hits hard. Im currently trying to make bands and both of them dont seem to work the way i want
in one of them we just dont know what to play and have some sort of seperate music taste even though we still share bunch of stuff in common and pretty good skills
in the other we just always take photos and stuff but besides one song we barely play anything and one member doesn't know how to play anything
sorry for the dump btw
@@BlastkinTry and combine your styles in a way which works, but don't force it, for the second band... I'd say start playing and ignore what you look like if you can't play, if you want to be musicians and not models or some other aesthetically motivated cooperation
@@ozzo8573 heyheyhey! Updates, first is basically dead now and second band is still not so much playing but it is very fun now. Thx for the advice!
Thom was like, "Yeah, I'll go with the leather pants today."
Exactly thought! Refreshingly our dreamer in this conversation.
“Music I’ve been involved in”
I love Thoms undeniable humility. Even now after a successful ongoing career, and being deemed as one of musics greatest he still comes across so unwilling to allow himself to believe he’s better than anyone else which for me, makes him a role model.
Good point. He treats music that way which is why it never gets boring.
I was going to criticise Zane Lowe for being completely in awe of Thom but then I realised if it was me interviewing Thom, I would be an incomprehensible mess
I think this was a good interviewer for Thom
Adversarial interviews are only a good thing when confronting phoneys deceptive people about their bad behavior, it is EXTREMELY detrimental when used to force an honest person. In this case I'm pretty sure he would have just walked out or shut off any real dialogue. I have severe PTSD, anyone who would try that shit with me would get a knuckle sandwich, but if you are just asking me the truth without malice I will give it all freely, even if I murdered all the good people in the world.
Same i was gonna roast him but this can't be an easy interview to conduct and he got some extremely insightful answers from a hard man to interview
"When an artist repeats themselves because they think that's what people want, they're fucked" - Thom Yorke. This is why I fucking love Thom, and Radiohead. Keep moving forward, always.
Thom is looking really well in this interview.
He's in good shape for a man his age
Daily reminder that Thom Yorke is short for _Thomsicle New Yorkshire_
n00bie man I love this so much
hm, always thought it was Thomson Lord of Yorke
Thom Yorke is not his real name???
@@AndrewCraigPianoPlayer I asked the same question!?!
Thomosexual
It is good to see how someon who made such a beautifully gloomy and depressing album like A moon shaped pool can be, at the same time so happy and energetic. I love you, Thom. Please keep making this world a better place to stay with your music.
Yurika D. People evolve
I guess expressing yourself makes you healthier.
If he didn't make music I'm sure he would be mental
@@morten1 Same with most people. Everyone. All it takes is one bad day.
@@pablobecerra8773it's not about evolving. It's about accepting that sadness is always with some of us. There's also nothing wring with that.
1:41 Me when my parents ask what my plans are for the summer.
😂😂😂😂😂
What a great comment
Same
Underrated comment!!! 🤣
lmao , underrated comment
"IT'S LOU REED! IMAGINE WHAT YOU COULD ASK HIM??"
He respects the process and possibilities of an interview done well
Which one of your girlfriends cried the loudest when you beat the shit out of them? Love to ask him that!
Nick Moranis Does he beat women up?
Max Legate
...if Lou Reed was alive today, he'd no doubt be a very sick man!
thom understands lou was the master of rock n roll
you know your'e in trouble when people stop listening to sad music :)
Well said Arvin! This sounds crazy but I love sad songs, especially Thom's and Radiohead's. There's a connection that actually makes me feel better!
Reference: 26:31
Ironic but true... life is realy complex.
I see almost all the stuff on the radio and TV as sad music/shows even though it is constructed to "feel good".
@@btmalo6817 here is a funny song: AJJ - Sad Songs (Intermission)
I admire Zane so much, his interviews really show another face of artists and he's not afraid to come off as a fanboy because he's really interested and respectful of the artist's work.
Totally felt him being a fanboy, and I loved it. It’s exactly what I’d be too
Thom's lack of ego is a superpower.
Thom has to be my favorite person in this world.
Hes a beautiful human being with even more beautiful music
I'll bet neither of you know the guy
Thom has to be my favorite cat in this world.
Bleating Goat
yup
Noel Gallagher, bitch
i like that they cut out the swearing except for the parts where they didnt
IkR
😂🍻
I fucking love Thom, not just his work but who he is as a person. He's just real, he has no mask or facade to show off for a camera like most artists do.
How Zane was talking about connecting through artists through there music is pretty much a personal experience. I've been a huge Radiohead since I was around 15 and they've been the only band that have made the biggest impression on me. I'm glad Thom is doing well, he's been through a lot in the last few years. Watching this interview was like seeing an old friend again.
we all had an R.E.M period in the 90's ....i think
Lol
not me^^
Except me, I was born in 2005😂 big Radiohead fan, and REM
That's me in the corner
Yeah how funny REM gets in to the conversion from different dimension.
Love you Thom, thanks for everything
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Patrick Kianai
I think you got that wrong, it's actually 10 gallons a day.
היי (:
Thom seems so much more comfortable with himself nowadays---and with others, lol. Very refreshing, casual interview.
In a world that slaps "genius" badges onto anyone that can hold a guitar, it's sobering to see a true artist speak. Not many people have the power to move me to tears through the sheer beauty of his lyrics and music. Thom is one.
I was 16 when kid a came out. It's difficult to describe just how much me and my friends loved radiohead and how much they meant to us. They drew me right in and touched me so deeply emotionally.
I haven’t remembered my dream since I was a little, and it’s been bugging me so much. Well, I watched the anima short film on Netflix the other night, and then had my first dream in a long time... and thom Yorke was in it! It’s like he cast a spell on me. I can’t stop thinking about it.
This guy is magic.
Same for me! Super weird!
I had 3 beautiful Bowie dreams leading up to his death. The last one was on the Friday, two days before he died. I also told my better half that Bowie would die soon that day. Weirded me out for quite a while.
Very nice!
37 minutes of pure thom yorke? I love it
It's a pleasure to hear Thom Yorke speak. I like Radiohead's music, I met them when I was 12 when I bought OK Computer in 1997 with my own money. In my opinion they are the best band from the last 25 years to the day
I love seeing genius musicians aging well and not clinging to old patterns. its a cliche to have brilliant stars burn out and die young but in such much of the world music the masters are over 35. its like you aint shit until you've lived enough to know what the blues are about. its good to know that people like Thom are out there still carrying the torch and lighting the way with their wisdom.
This is such a treat seeing him just talk. The supreme god of music
@d R He never discredited the other members. Just giving Thom Yorke his flowers, calm down.
Fuuuuuck! I remember seeing “Radiohead” at a free show in San Francisco in 1993! I put quotes around it, because for whatever reason (I’m guessing hangover, or jet lag, or both) the band never showed. It was just Thom all by himself with an acoustic guitar. Great set!
That must have been awesome
I think a bootleg exists of that! Is that where he sang Buckley's "Sing a Song For You"? That must have been amazing.
@@lauraforestdog1609 Probably. I really only heard the show the one time live in 1993.
Ive always fantasized meeting Thom Yorke at an airplane sitting next to me and he lets me talk to him.
Im not used to this many words coming from Thom in one sitting
What a great interview! More of a conversation than an interview, which I think is the way it should be.
Very deep, calm, thoughtful and relaxed. Thanks a bunch :-)
Kenneth Lorentzen all they need is a couple of drinks & a nice brunch. I think they are very comfortable talking to each other, and that’s great
:-) Guess they also knew each other to begin with, if you see the whole interview.
I should study English with this interview. I can’t understand anything here LOL
Now I'm actually interested in reading "Why We Sleep" as well. Sounds fascinating.
It's a brilliant book. Quite scary also.
Yes! It's FABULOUS. So interesting, and the health implications of poor sleep are staggering. Do check out the author's podcast with Joe Rogan. Very entertaining.
@@cancerparty yeah was a brilliant podcast.
It's really a great book ♥
Gui Porto
....we sleep because we're tired *
* £8.99 saved. You're welcome! 🎩
I love how surprised he was to hear the impact he has had on Zane. It's like he has no idea how important he is and how loved he is by so many.
He probably does realise but I imagine when you think about that it puts a lot of pressure on yourself
I just gained a ton of respect for Thom Yorke while watching this. I'm amazed at how deep his musical genius goes...as well as his bandmates.
He has matured ( very nicely. Go back and watch interviews from the OK Tour ) into what he is. A brilliant artist. Thank God we have him in the world.
This makes me so happy to listen to Thom laugh...he seems to be in a good place these days! Back in the 90s his seeming endless misery had me worried we might have another Cobain on our hands. Thanks Thom, you'll never know how much you've meant to my life :)
This is one of the best interviews I've seen - He refers to his music as sad, He's humble - Radiohead is working on a higher consciousness. Cheers Zane, super enjoyed.
I'm watching this again.......for probably the 5th time.
And it just makes me wish Thom did more interviews. Seriously. He's SUCH a smart humble cool creative awesome human being. I just adore him to a ridiculous degree. This interview is perfect. I'd love to see more stuff like this....
i love it when they high five each other
dawn chorus really is something else
Sergej Lovrekovic Dawn Chorus made me cry today
I would love to see Thom explaining dreams to all the kids of the other four members
His last reply is so full of emotions. I wasn't even in front of the screen but could feel it in his voice.
This man is real ❤️
He is a beautiful creature. I love Thom Yorke. So intelligent. So talented. So uniquely handsome.
This is thee greatest part of “age” -
when these phenomenal artists are finally comfortable in their own skin- beyond caring about judgement of anything else for that matter, and opening their heart to this wealth of wisdom...to share with all of their admirers.
If one thinks about it...their words, while innocently spoken in an interview- are just as powerful yet in a different way...as their music.
In a completely different mental aspect. Their music is beyond words, and then we get this fantastic, cerebral endorphin jolt.
So strange if thought about past a topical level, because it’s really a direct raw access that we are being privileged to, which is exactly what and how they go through the steps of their artistic masterpieces- and in this case since Thom has had various experiences, we get to hear about more than just I’m sure, what a lot of us weren’t expecting. This interview was like getting a bunch of gifted Easter Eggs.
Essentially, we’re given a pass to that little bit of understanding how they do it; their thought-process behind it.
I dig on listening how *age sorta forces it’s way into these workaholic types (artists exclusive), and how when they actually ‘stop to smell the flowers’, when an unexpected influence in their life yanks their brains interest just long enough to have them explore what just happened (as he’s exposing his new-found interest of the power of ‘sleep’ in its entirety, on a beneficial level).
These types of interviewers who’s own genuine interest and admiration is able to scratch past the surface of their “job” strictly by causing, again, a more *raw “human connection”.
Splendid interview.❤️
Thom was amazing and gracious with his going beyond, deep and personal, in his answering.
Thank you gentlemen.☺️✌️
I will never forget October 2000. Kid A dropped and changed things forever. Seen them live in a massive tent a few days later. What a time.
Same. I had followed them since Pablo, and OK was my first tour, but Kid A was like seeing them become more of themselves. I'll never forget getting that album and hearing it. Mind blown and music altered forever.
that's fcking awesome, you lucky bastards. I'll never forget my sister giving me tape with Kid A on it. I was 9.
I have narcolepsy and I'm autistic and I freaking love Thom Yorke's breakdown of REM, sleep, and naps. YES NAPS ARE THE BEST.
He's adorable. I'd listen to him for hours straight in pure joy
I have been a Radiohead fan for many years and I feel this is the best interview that Thom Yorke has ever shared. Former interviews helped quenching the thirst of connection that his fans needed, but they often felt strained and painful.
This is what appears be an off the cuff, spontaneous interview that is so, so refreshing for real Radiohead fans. Like most fans I had resigned myself to the impossibility to feel a real connection with the real people who were creating this incredible, sometimes life changing music. There was often the feeling that Thom Yorke had some atavic fear or shyness of being himself when projecting to the public. Nearly a fear of identifying himself with his music and reluctance to accept the fact it was so resonant to so many people.
I know there is no duty from any artist to share the process of creation, to share the doubts and the agonies of delving inside yourself and projecting through an art medium. However, I felt there was always something missing: a lack of acknowledgement of a mutual sharing of emotions and dismay and anguish. And hope as well.
This is a new Thom Yorke, who sounds comfortable in his own skin and does not wish to run away from the millions of people he has so greatly affected through his music.
It may be age related, but it is a truly nice development. Thank you!
Lovely to see Thom so open to talk these days. I want to start something creative for myself to understand the emotions Thom goes through with his work, must be a feeling like no other.
G Vulture go for it!
Thom seems to let his walls down for this interview, whereas in the past he was understandably very protective. I don't know if experience, being a parent, or overcoming pain has made him more trustful of people. But it's nice to see that he's more ok with talking openly these days. Not oversharing but not overly suspicious of anyone either.
This guy is one of the best interviewers of musicians I’ve seen by far. Had a great one with Father John Misty as well. So natural, so human.
he asks great questions and lets the artist speak without interruption.
"youre not thinking about me, why arent you thinking about me?"
"im sorry, but im thinking about me"
simple but wow
Thom, clearer and more focused than ever. Way to go, Thom. Keep up your health.
Im so happy I live in a time where Thom Yorke makes music. He will never know the things he's done for people and the lives he has touched. Thank you Thom.
literally crying after that last part... protect thom at all costs
This man sets an example for me to continue on with my life and go with the flow. Thank you Mr. Yorke.
That ended on such a beautiful note. Wonderful interview. And all the talk about going through the Kid A/Amnesiac archives!!!! I really hope that they release something for the anniversary like they did with OKNOTOK.
hope you liked it
The last remark really got to me. Obviously, the edit implies that it was supposed to, but it worked. He's grateful that he can still process the events of his life through creating things "because it means he's still alive". Earlier in the interview, he seems genuinely awed by the fact that his idiosyncratic take on his world is resonant to so many others. It's a struggle to be a creative person who can't help but process the world through making stuff, but to find it resonant to so few. I wonder whether artists of his ilk would ever find an audience today, when so much of the proliferative work is done by the artist.
the last minute got in me tears. this man saved my life.
I could listen to thom talking about sleeping for hours
Thanks for the intriguing interview, and thanks to Thom for being Thom.
To see his genuine heartfelt gratitude at the end was so beautiful!
This is such a treat! Thank you, Thom. Love the new record.
glad to hear that about naps.. am going to stop beating myself up about it
I'm seeing Thom in Paris in a few days... Beyond excited!
same! im watching this interview and in my head it goes "am i really going to see him tomorrow"
You both are so lucky! Have funnnn
Jealous big time
Seeing him in Montreux, Switzerland the day after tomorrow!
You all are very lucky to have seen Thom/Radiohead. I live in Texas where I'm positive they hardly ever think of visiting.
Fascinating to hear Thom so grounded, present, & genuine. An artist of alien genius who reveals himself to be a humble creative who works extraordinarily hard to construct work of alien genius.
This guy music is saving my life
I never tire of this man's creativity and thoughts.
This is a delightful interview. The best!
Literally the best interview I've ever watched. What a privilege and a joy.
I love how heartfelt the ending of this conversation was. Great interview!
This interview is amazing. Its less of an interview and more of two friends talking about life experiences and the thought that goes into their craft. Great stuff
How is it that even a Thom interview can make me tear up? Great interview! So grateful for this gift that Thom Yorke 💓
The final thought was so beautiful, I'm genuinely happy for Thom Yorke, he's been through a lot and there so much we can know as followers/fans, so I'm happy he is happy and gives me hope
This interview is a privilege to watch 😊 It must have been amazing to sit there in person and vibe with Thom and have him share so openly.
The ending kind of put a lump in my throat.
"crumbs, bloody hell" Thom Yorke is just the best
I don’t think i can say this enough “thank you thom yorke
."
Holy shit! One of the best interviews ever, sort of a meta-interview but incredibly insightful of both participants. I want to see more from this guy. And Thom Yorke.
I like the fact that he started with I’m 50 now. Whoo hoo, here’s to being 50. Always making me feel better about myself. Thank god for Thom Yorke.