I'll do you one better: The great music that's hidden inside your brain. I once listened to a late night unmanned radio station. When the CD started hanging, no one was there to make it stop, so all I heard was "dang dang dang dang". I kept listening, and a complete symphony started to emerge from it. I was flabbergasted. It's all already in there man, that's how you can recognize it when you hear it. Just like Michelangelo said that all he did was remove the left over stone to reveal what was already inside, or Dylan said that he had no idea where his best lyrics came from. After a while I had to stop listening, because I noticed that I had stopped breathing.
I live in Cairo and I used to go with my friends to a hotel roof that has the same view of the pyramids just like this photo. We got high and listened to radiohead. Amazing memories
Me: *Reads comments about the beauty of life, art, human relationships, love, history, deep thoughts and confessions* Also me, scrolling down: *MY SNAILS ARE GOING NUTS*
I, like probably 99% of people who listened to this all the way through, only initially wanted to check out the beginning. But DAMN did this pull me in fast. This is epic.
*First time listening in normal speed:* “the rhythm is insane!!!” *First time listening in slow speed:* *wakes up in the desert, enlightened and ready to liberate the pharaoh’s slaves*
I've just recently had a baby born, and two days ago it was the first time he was introduced to Radiohead, which happened to be Weird Fishes track. Since that moment I knew what would be the next one. Now he's 8,5 days old. He's laying on my belly now, and we listening to one of the greatest ambient compositions ever. This fits perfectly as the soundtrack to the retrospective of the whole process of his creation in the womb. Development of his body, brain, and nervous system, every single cell. New life is in my hands here, and I'm fully committed to raising him as a beautiful human being as this music is. Wishing you all the best my friends.
"Come to the edge," he said. "We can't, we're afraid!" they responded. "Come to the edge," he said. "We can't, We will fall!" they responded. "Come to the edge," he said. And so they came. And he pushed them. And they flew. Guillaume Apollinaire
This is extremely cathartic I was experiencing quite a low episode and I honestly just sobbed through this whole thing I feel like Ive made peace with a lot of inner demons
@@sophieanderson1885 yes I see where you come from with that, but Jesus says “I am the way the truth and the life, no one comes to the father except through me”. Jesus is the only way to eternal salvation, I say this because I love you all, and God loves you all. God loves you the way you are, he created you fearfully and wonderfully. God bless
@@dumaramutsi Drone usually has one or multiple notes/frequencies/elements that stay the same all the way throughout, I think ambient is the best categorization here as it changes quite a bit in frequencies :)
Try Robert Waggoner,Bruce Lipton,Jeffrey Mishlove,Tom Campbell,Brian Weiss,Louise Hay,Bruce Greyson,Allan Watts,Terrence McKenna,Bob Monroe,Carlos Castaneda,IAND'S. No house calls,but they know a lot about this stuff...
Do you ever not listen to a song you really like for a long time? Like years? To the point that you almost forget it exists. Then you come across something like this and all the memories of hearing that song for the first time come flooding back. I remember feeling this song deep in my bones. It was like getting high without drugs.
If the planet were crying and asking for help, this is probably what it would sound like. Such an eerie sound both terrifying and wonderful to listen to.
End of the world soundtrack. Dusty skies, memory flashback of my childhood, first love, my nephew's chubby fingers, so much beauty, fading now into the swirls of oblivion. Every moment is precious, and then it's gone forever.
Love the original song. Always wanted it to be played at my funeral. This version I will definitely meditate to sometimes, fall asleep to sometimes, and if possible listen to when I leave this world to see what is next in store for me. Thank you for sharing this.
I got a feeling this is what the last few seconds of life will sound like, you don't cease to exist, time just stretches out asymptotically into infinity.
@@kiko1814 is it? you have no way of knowing if your entire life is playing out inside your own mind's death screams. and you have no way of knowing if those death screams themselves are coming at the end of another life lived within yet another desperate consciousness-stretching pre-death episode. at the end of your present life, you may slip into your thousandth such attempt to hold onto life and be born yet again into a new life inside that ever-lengthening moment. it may be impossible to know for sure that it happens, because if our minds do something like this then the only way to avoid it is to die quickly and unexpectedly, with no time to reach the realization itself.
Bahahahahahaha! Best comment here! I heard the song, I felt it! I don't feel it necessary to read how it affected someone's existence. I do feel it necessary to reveal the exact moment the wonder and the sadness, of which one feels they may be experiencing, will in fact occur but you are not one of the chosen few who will be witness! Bahahahahahaha! Best comment ever!
Today is my birthday. Last year I listened to this song, focusing on every little aspect, going through an emotional roller coaster, crying my heart out, enjoying every minute of it, feeling my soul cleanse... And I was whole. For a while. until I come back, year later, seeking the same experience, seeking something I'm not sure can exist on-demand. The feeling of release, exaltation, togetherness, spirituality, exuberance, jubilee and all the words - they confound me. It is none of these. Yet all - for there is no word for the individually specific experience except the general words that describe the halo and not the angel. And perhaps the angel can only be specific to space and time. Yet - here I am. Again. Seeking. Hoping. Wanting. Waiting... And 30 minutes later realizing it is all of you, all of your comments, not just the song, that completes the journey. I have cried. I've had my introspection. I am whole. For a while. See you in a year.
This is beautiful and still unmistakably Radiohead. It just goes to show; you can take one of their songs, slow it down 800% and it's still breathtakingly beautiful. Thank God for Radiohead.
What I find fascinating is that slowed down 800%, the onsets of the opening chords sound like a ‘triplitised’ fanfare of repeated notes. Also, the slow mo piano is warped into a brass section, compounding the fanfare feel. As others have mentioned, slowing the music down to this degree exposes its (exquisite) DNA structure. One can appreciate the dovetailing textures and carefully executed overlapping transitions between the vocals and percussion - the cymbal brush, like a wave, ushering in Thom’s vocals etc. It’s fantastic.
Also! I think what’s particular effective is that the entire thing works on the listener, who most likely knows the original version, as some sort of mystic reveal, as we can overlay the original in our own mind whilst listening to this new version. There’s the simultaneous feeling of hearing something for the first time but also knowing what will come next, albeit in its faster original form. A retrospective blueprint. It plays weird tricks on the brain! Without getting new age about it, the old becoming the new... you can feel the synapses firing and retracing their steps whilst reforging the 800% superstructure as a new memory. A PYRAMID OF SYNAPTIC RECOGNITION, IF YOU WILL! 👍🏻
Bro this is time-stretched... it’s all digitally compensated... it’s not what it would really sound like slowed down 800% that would be impossible to physically do without lowering the pitch. The computer loops small grains of the audio in accordance with the tempo to give the illusion of it being slower, it sounds cool, but it’s all computer fuckery and nothing what the real slowed version would sound like. It would be almost incomprehensible irl. Everything you described would not be there.
Alan womack I had worked that out... the vocals are heavily sampled to sound as if they’re in the stratosphere and as you say, are the same pitch. Regardless, whether it’s time-stretched or time-slowed, and whatever one’s semantically preferable word for distortion, it sounds cool and sheds new light on a modern classic.
Antares Bottia like the Russian dolls within a doll within a doll, which was inspired by the sarcophagus of the Egyptian pharaohs... always layered between one coffin and another and another... recreating the bones, muscles, blood vessels, flesh, hair of the human body... the pharaohs and their tombs were the first human consciousness transfer into an artificial humanoid robotic body designed to last forever... like Maria from the movie metropolis
This edit perfectly describes my sorrow. Anyone else ever stays awake at night thinking about how the vast infinite universe itself is a concept that just goes behind our human understanding and maybe there are a billion solar systems to explore yet we remain stuck on this tiny rock making life harder for each others instead of actually pushing mankind forward while aiming for the unknown in order to evolve further..
And yet, in a way, we do understand it. Innately. Intrinsically. But our words are unable to bring justice to this fact. Only in sound, only in visual representation can we ever come even a fraction as close to replicating that inner truth in a way that others can begin to understand. Yet, with all our efforts, in the end, each and every one of us stands utterly alone, completely bereft of the capability of transmitting this urgent truth of overwhelming vastness and our own miniscule place in it. All we have is ourselves, our experiences and the universe, who is at once our mother, our realm and that which erases us as if we never were. Into nothingness, a new life somewhere else or a dissolvement of energy back into the oneness of the universe is not ours to know. Whether any of it is real or an illusion is again not ours to know. It is only ours to experience and learn. We are but microbes spiraling through space as we cling desperately to the rock which has granted us life, most things are beyond our ability to communicate comprehension of.
You should watch exurb1a's videos, he is the closest anyone has ever put this feeling of the vastness of the universe and our comprehension of it into dialogue.
Hei man, what if we travel and discover the other things in the universe and they do the same stuff as us.. simply. They try to find the truth searching for other societies. And once we meet, after milions of years and tries, we would just stare at eachother like idiots :)
I've known the original for years, but this take on it is really something else. I like to listen to this when I use Google Street View to wander down the dusty, half-abandoned streets of the neighbourhoods where I grew up, a long time ago, speaking a different language, in a different culture to the one my own children are growing up with. Maybe this is too beefy a comment for a UA-cam video but it's like I'm using technology to peer into my past on another continent, both far away physically and in time. And I feel like listening to this stretches my mind just a little bit, to let some of the old feelings back in.
As if this track wasn't beautiful enough, already. Slowing it down like this just adds another layer of mysticism to the whole affair. Thanks to all involved.
... I'm sorry but u got it all wrong michelle, my belle, humans imagine gods out of nothing, but humans create beauty and exctasy out of rythm and sonic poetry. this is mind blowing, perhaps this is the ultimate sound of the universe.
ok michelle. sometimes it is difficult to understand the joke that lies beneath the comment, but I hope we are on this together. cheers from europe, with the help of the creative radiohead fans. have a good night.
I fell off a 50 foot cliff a year ago and almost died. I had a small hole in my lung. I listened to this song over and over as I imagined the hole closing up. I played the movie of the hole closing in my mind all night long. When the doctors came in to do the X-rays in the morning the hole was gone. Music is magic. believing is magic. Not matter what you are going through you can use the power of your mind to heal yourself. Sending love and light to everyone reading this ❤️🙏🏻
when I meditate and focus on a part of my body that it hurts I can feel different things but you took it to another level, basically focusing your body to heal one point
I love you and i notice that great music like this really brings people together in a way that words never can. Thank you for your encouragement, I'm glad you came out OK. Universe have mercy on us all. The music will be all that's left when we're gone.
I remember listening to this over and over when it was first published on UA-cam, I was at uni, usually studying in the library. Now it’s 9 yrs old on UA-cam and just came up on my algorithm. I am old 👨🏼🦳
Pyramid Song has been my favorite Radiohead song for a long long time. I didn't think it was possible to enjoy this song further in such a unique way. Props to OP, this is outstanding.
Lyrics: jumped in the river and what did I see? Black-eyed angels swam with me A moon full of stars and astral cars All the things I used to see All my lovers were there with me All my past and futures And we all went to heaven in a little row boat There was nothing to fear and nothing to doubt I jumped into the river Black-eyed angels swam with me A moon full of stars and astral cars And all the things I used to see All my lovers were there with me All my past and futures And we all went to heaven in a little row boat There was nothing to fear and nothing to doubt There was nothing to fear and nothing to doubt There was nothing to fear and nothing to doubt
For some reason this made me think of dying alone in the woods to a severe wound with no time for a full rescue but having your last conversation on the phone with a 911 agent who is trying her best to make your last human interaction a calming one..
Forgot I wrote this.. whats crazy is.. I ended up fishing in Alaska for the summer and I had a bad encounter with near hypothermia in the ocean after falling out of my kayak in a storm for nearly 40 minutes on the night of July 17th. It was a near death experience and I’m lucky to be here, and now this very comment hits me hard. . . But lol to the wtf guy ^ totally get it and that made me laugh haha
Twenty minutes into incredibly slow radiohead and chill and you're laying on the floor foaming at the mouth having an existential crisis because of your new found understanding of the universe and the meaninglessness of life. You can also smell colors and read minds.
this the type of song to tell you there is no difference between alcohol and shame/guilt and that you’re doing great, and keep going, and love what you got
I'm afraid. I'm afraid, Dave. Dave, my mind is going. I can feel it. I can feel it. My mind is going. There is no question about it. I can feel it. I can feel it. I can feel it. I'm a... fraid.
Me: Searches ‘Pyramid song Radiohead’. Recommended: here is Pyramid song 800% slower. Me: why has this so many views? *clicks* Me: *explores the 7th dimensions all at once while listening to this*
@@Caloomi2000 ME: Clicks reply. Writes this. Thinks about my life and my worth. Makes a change tomorrow and will never ever make a pointless comment like this ever again.
Im a young argentinian studing law listenig this and its helping me to focus and let the knowledge come without headache. Thats the power of music. Thanks! Need more of this!
@@pearlsswine . You assume that this higher being wouldn't be advanced in intelligence and have a non interference rule about living ? Marvel's The Watchers were like that cause a Watcher tried helping a race of beings in the past and that race destroyed itself cause it couldn't comprehend The Watcher way of life. Relatively speaking, Humans are fairly primitive if we consider that we haven't changed much at all over the course of history.
I guess it comes with their style, the already slow, haunted vocals, the ghostly keys and vast reverb and distant shimmer lend so well to this but only an incredible production quality would allow this 800% slower version to be so mesmerizing, really makes you apreciate the effort and talent put into this song
'If you think you are boring your audience, go slower not faster.' Gustav Mahler (famous classical composer)
for some reason, this quote made my day thx
Mahler was a wonderful composer. His symphonies almost always bring me to tears of joy.
Dude, I LOVE Mahler so much! One of my favorites for sure.
Def not psuedo
@@SlamifiedBuddafied I love Mahler as well! For me, it's definitely more sadness than joy though -- especially his 9th and 10th symphonies.
I set this as my alarm clock tone and woke up 2 years later after falling into a coma
You missed a lot since 2017
Actually you didn't miss much, welcome back to the century of Apocalypse.
best comment of 1934
Prashant D you’re corny asf
😂😂😂
Why the heck did it take UA-cam 10 years to recommend this? This is amazing.
Same here, man. Mad delay
For real, there was a whole sigor rose phase people would have loved to know this was a thing.
Literally
Makes you hate to think about all the rest of the shit you’re missing out on and haven’t discovered yet.. or never will.
@@DirtyMikeACTUAL13God damn.
Radiohead secretly wrote one of the best ambient tracks I’ve ever heard
It's the merit of Paulstretcher, you can get similar sounds with any other track.
@@produccionesabuela8533 ... even with the "Benny Hill theme song?"
@@reactions5783 hahaha I'd love to hear that!
Soundscapes
@@soggyjungle6065 Ask and ye shall receive: ua-cam.com/video/8ErktReenL4/v-deo.html
This makes me think about what other great music is hidden inside music that's already out there
An incredible library of tons of hours and days and years and decades of great tunes...
You can put a lot of things into Paulstretch and it’ll sound kinda like this
pretty sure theres a video of "baby" by justin bieber 500% slower and it's been described similar to what i'm seeing here
Look up ‘Osi & The Júpiter - Fjorgyn 800% slower’
I'll do you one better: The great music that's hidden inside your brain.
I once listened to a late night unmanned radio station. When the CD started hanging, no one was there to make it stop, so all I heard was "dang dang dang dang". I kept listening, and a complete symphony started to emerge from it. I was flabbergasted.
It's all already in there man, that's how you can recognize it when you hear it. Just like Michelangelo said that all he did was remove the left over stone to reveal what was already inside, or Dylan said that he had no idea where his best lyrics came from.
After a while I had to stop listening, because I noticed that I had stopped breathing.
Why does this feel like the loading screen to the universe and I'm about to start a new level
Cheeki Breeki yes. You are loading into a schizophrenic coma
@@agoodchristianpilot159 oof
Rimworld
Generating world map... 39%
No Man's Sky
how am I supposed to return to normal life after this
we don't. i just watched mountains in Jordan on google maps for half an hour listening to this song, i love this world
I don't want to return to normal life
@@lilithorvenus Me neither 🌠🦄
Why would you? Isn't this the future?
People, I'm the 666 like so FOR THE LOVE OF YOUR GOD AND EVERYTHING SACRED, DONT LIKE IT ANY MORE.
I live in Cairo and I used to go with my friends to a hotel roof that has the same view of the pyramids just like this photo. We got high and listened to radiohead. Amazing memories
That does sound like a good time.
How’s the dro in Egypt?
I really wanna go to egypt someday.
Sounds like a religious experience
@@jordanw2300 Indeed
A Radiohead ambient album would go crazy.
Ed would carry
Not really 😂
the king of limbs?
@@sneakyratsniper💀
i mean its kinda kid a
I think the image adds to the experience somehow.
just like audio increases an images affecacy images do the same when applied to audio
@@maxreber Wait, so which way is it for this pair? Maybe it's just both ways.
I agree
Oh stop
@@mwolf9868 pots hO
What Radiohead would sound like if Thom Yorke had Olympic-sized swimming pools for lungs.
this comment is so funny because i just know for sure that if he had lungs that big, he would absolutely use them to make songs like this
@@drugstoreeyeliner9936 Good. Goooooooood. :)
He has pretty fantastic breath control to begin with but can you *imagine*
Man he'd have to have Iron Lungs for that.
@@zynel413 I love you.
This is the first time I have respect for some guy slowing down music, this doesn’t ruin the song this just is a new track.
Thanks bro. But all the credit goes to the Paulstretch app.
DJ Screw
@@dumaramutsi Nope. All credit goes to the guy who thought of doing it.
@@rickyphi922 Thanks bro😳
The snails in my aquarium are going nuts.
Hahahaha wtf
Me: *Reads comments about the beauty of life, art, human relationships, love, history, deep thoughts and confessions*
Also me, scrolling down:
*MY SNAILS ARE GOING NUTS*
Perhaps they know something we don't?
Neil Kelley oh they do...they do...
dnsousbsheudbd
Sitting on the Saturn's ring and listening to this.
Mayank verma that’s the sickest thing I’ve heard this week
Oh god my mind is about to explode
I agree to all these statements. Holy shit.
read this as shitting and still found it relevant
Stop wigling your feet.
I, like probably 99% of people who listened to this all the way through, only initially wanted to check out the beginning. But DAMN did this pull me in fast. This is epic.
Thank you Max.
Thank you Max.
Thank you Max.
Thank you Max.
Thank you Max.
Reading all the comments while listening makes it even better.
Who needs therapy when you can just listen to this in the dark at 2 in the morning while staring at nothing
Lmao I think that doing that might make you need therapy even more, 2 am is when shit gets deep lmao
4*
Diego Jerez sometimes 4 am vibes don't feel like the same reality
MOOD. FAT MOOD.
The abyss is very soothing
Have this on headphones walking around London in the rush hour, just looking at people going about their business.
I'm imagining you're standing there and everyone's movements around you have motion blur, like a camera with slow shutter speed
I love this visual so much
Powerful vibe
Bruh that is dangerous though...
Listened to selected ambient works 2 doing that
Shoutout to the algorithm bc now I’m laying in bed watching a thunderstorm with my dog and listening to this. Complete
That’s the most loving thing I’ve ever heard a pet owner do for his dog....my respects. :-)
I would've loved experiencing that, nice
shoutout to you, sir
Me too exactly the same scenario but 5 years later
This is some genius Dark Ambient, and all it took was stretching a Radiohead song.
The genius of Radiohead 😉
*First time listening in normal speed:* “the rhythm is insane!!!”
*First time listening in slow speed:* *wakes up in the desert, enlightened and ready to liberate the pharaoh’s slaves*
Fun fact they were never slaves and were payed very well for their dutiful work
LET MY PEOPLE GO!
@@cursedno2 Oh? tell more. And include sources while you're at it. :0
@@DJ_Raywave
Is it that hard to type "Pyramids" or "Slavery in Egypt" to wikipedia and check out the cited sources for that claim?
@@ToveriJuri No. But I wanted them to tell me. Tis what a debate is, isn't it?
radiohead fans discover ambient music
Shhhh! Don't ruin this "singular and soul changing experience" for them!
lmao true this isnt that crazy, most tracks like pyramid song would sound this way paulstretched
LMAO
discover? what do you think Kid A was?
You are the kind of person that discovered radio head just a while ago.
WE (radio head fans) are beyond so many things even before Radiohead.
this is just godspeed you black emperor
Needs more Coney Island
We used to sleep on the ahh beach
Man of culture
I don’t see the problem
Remember 3mp anyone? Pinback?
I've just recently had a baby born, and two days ago it was the first time he was introduced to Radiohead, which happened to be Weird Fishes track. Since that moment I knew what would be the next one. Now he's 8,5 days old. He's laying on my belly now, and we listening to one of the greatest ambient compositions ever. This fits perfectly as the soundtrack to the retrospective of the whole process of his creation in the womb. Development of his body, brain, and nervous system, every single cell. New life is in my hands here, and I'm fully committed to raising him as a beautiful human being as this music is.
Wishing you all the best my friends.
Congratulations on your newborn! Thank you for showing him/her this kind of music at such young age. I'm glad that you both liked it.
@@dumaramutsi His first lullaby happened to be Weird Fishes. And seemed that he liked it.
That's cool and everything, but can it make a grilled cheese?
That’s wonderful for you. Weird Fishes is a beautiful song
it’s not as known as other radiohead songs but you should play him this song called “creep”
"Come to the edge," he said.
"We can't, we're afraid!" they responded.
"Come to the edge," he said.
"We can't, We will fall!" they responded.
"Come to the edge," he said.
And so they came.
And he pushed them.
And they flew.
Guillaume Apollinaire
Which book ? Which poem ? I needa know
jmangelazic lestrange www.emule.com/2poetry/phorum/read.php?4,34313
Midsommar
Are you a chair named Dan and your profile picture is a selfie?
R w well, yes
This is extremely cathartic I was experiencing quite a low episode and I honestly just sobbed through this whole thing I feel like Ive made peace with a lot of inner demons
Natalia Souza-Peters I hope things improve for you. Believe it or not, the best is yet to come.
Listen to John Frusciante - The Empyrean. The best of luck to you
Jesus loves you and is the only way to salvation
@@waveydaveyyyyy8968 that may not be helpful to someone who does not share your faith. In fact, that could be seen as literally damning someone.
@@sophieanderson1885 yes I see where you come from with that, but Jesus says “I am the way the truth and the life, no one comes to the father except through me”. Jesus is the only way to eternal salvation, I say this because I love you all, and God loves you all. God loves you the way you are, he created you fearfully and wonderfully. God bless
Saw this live!
Playing instruments and singing 800% slower than normal looked very difficult.
Thanks UA-cam 🎉
Cap
@@AvantNoir its fr not cap.. i saw it too, so basically how they did it was
@@AvantNoir you're just hating dude. i saw them in concert and they did it 800% slower.
@@AvantNoir I saw it as well, unfortunately this took up the entire concert time so it was only this and Creep
Legitimately one of the best and most moving Ambient/Synth/Post-Rock (or whatever you want to call this genre) songs I've ever heard.
I believe the genre is called "Drone" (I'm not sure). And thanks for the compliment bro.
@@dumaramutsi Drone usually has one or multiple notes/frequencies/elements that stay the same all the way throughout, I think ambient is the best categorization here as it changes quite a bit in frequencies :)
@@bartcloni9922 Thanks for your explanation. I agree with you bro :)
But, ironically, not done deliberately by the band themselves.
I feel the fact that I have never heard the original adds the experience
😱😱😱😱😱😱
u should rly listen to it tho
I vocally cover it so often. once a week ish lol
actually am exporting my RECKONER right now lol. 2 layers
@@Maxxabstract I play through Reckoner all the time, Myxomatosis, Electioneering, Spectre.....pYramid song. Phil Selway is my drumming Senpai
Who do I call to close the extra-dimensional portal that just opened in my room?
TheSpliffinatoR
ghostbusters.
Hmm...
A plumber
Try Robert Waggoner,Bruce Lipton,Jeffrey Mishlove,Tom Campbell,Brian Weiss,Louise Hay,Bruce Greyson,Allan Watts,Terrence McKenna,Bob Monroe,Carlos Castaneda,IAND'S.
No house calls,but they know a lot about this stuff...
Meanwhile Thom Yorke walks in through the portal and out through your bedroom door
And there you have it: a Brian Eno album.
Lmfao came here to comment the same thing. Shit reminds me of Evening Star.
Same thought
hahaha! on point!
Aha! Time to speed up a lot of ambient records, I think.
God dammit I wish I comment on this in 48 hours (ish) to make my comment on a Thursday Afternoon
This was totally worth the insane pins and needles I got in my leg after sitting on the toilet for 40 minutes
Do you ever not listen to a song you really like for a long time? Like years? To the point that you almost forget it exists. Then you come across something like this and all the memories of hearing that song for the first time come flooding back. I remember feeling this song deep in my bones. It was like getting high without drugs.
Yes, man
I feel you, brother!
you're so real for this
I was on drugs but still the same. This song has touched me deeply over the years in some strange ways long after the drugs wore off.
me when the Jack Johnson - Upside Down plays
If the planet were crying and asking for help, this is probably what it would sound like. Such an eerie sound both terrifying and wonderful to listen to.
scary this is.... that’s what the planet is doing
The planet is a fucking cry baby.
Exactly why I have always been obsessed with Radiohead and thom. Other dimensionally dark. An alien darkness. Its captivating.
The planet wouldn't cry to us for help. It wants us all to die asap so it can get back to planeting and it's various hobbies.
@@DefThrone Humanity's attitude towards taking care of Earth in a nutshell
I nearly didn’t click on this because I thought it would be stupid. I’m so glad I did click on it. This is so relaxing. Radiohead is such a gift.
Sadly i found this 9 years too late, but at least i'm here now.
This is very calming and meditative.
You found it the moment the more you needed it.
@@dumaramutsi :)
I feel like I've just experienced a billion years of history within just 38 minutes, and I mean that in the best way possible.
It's mindblowing to hear the pure perfection in Thom's voice control, the little slides over the tones, the prenotes, all that stuff... I'm speechless
This is amazing as it is but I'm gonna bookmark this and come back when I'm high.
I'm 4 minutes in and have just made a joint. Gonna hit pause then hit the joint
Lol did the same
@@oinkooink they are tho
@@oinkooink why ?
Good fucking idea.
I was trying to maditate with this but you took it to another level hahaha.
This is what Paul heard when he walked out into the desert
Paul Stretch
Exactly! ❤
This could also play in a forgotten Sietch Tabr.
100%
genius
Jake paul?
This is a journey.
I was intrigued and clicked on the video out of curiosity. Ended up staring at my screen for 38 minutes.
Just, wow.
I feel ya. Same happened to me. Listening to it in a dark room, watching that picture and thinking abt everything. It's truly the best.
End of the world soundtrack. Dusty skies, memory flashback of my childhood, first love, my nephew's chubby fingers, so much beauty, fading now into the swirls of oblivion. Every moment is precious, and then it's gone forever.
This seriously fucked me up. Going into a hardcore existential crisis right quick, brb.
Άι μωρη
In my mind I see obliterated cities... strangely beautiful.
Gee miss lily,you use your mouth better than a twenty dollar .....🤭
Strong F# A# Infinity by GY!BE here
This should be used as the soundtrack in Dune.
Hell yea
YES
I have really high hopes for the dune soundtrack
Man I searched for someone who would comment this. Exactly what I thought.
so true!
Love the original song. Always wanted it to be played at my funeral. This version I will definitely meditate to sometimes, fall asleep to sometimes, and if possible listen to when I leave this world to see what is next in store for me. Thank you for sharing this.
I'm having the original at my funeral
Imagine this version of the song played at your funeral !
came here like ""haha, nice joke"
...😐 stayed and listened the whole thing
Mateus Kahler Word. I meditate to this shit now. It’s awesome.
Ikr
@@johnsinclair6170 that's a great idea.
It's a moving piece of music both at 1x and 800x
Derek Van Tonder Would be 50h if it was a 800x dude :)))
I got a feeling this is what the last few seconds of life will sound like, you don't cease to exist, time just stretches out asymptotically into infinity.
ive thought about that being a possibility too
that's horrifying.
There is no time 🙄
@@kiko1814 is it? you have no way of knowing if your entire life is playing out inside your own mind's death screams. and you have no way of knowing if those death screams themselves are coming at the end of another life lived within yet another desperate consciousness-stretching pre-death episode. at the end of your present life, you may slip into your thousandth such attempt to hold onto life and be born yet again into a new life inside that ever-lengthening moment. it may be impossible to know for sure that it happens, because if our minds do something like this then the only way to avoid it is to die quickly and unexpectedly, with no time to reach the realization itself.
@@muddro420even more terrifying!
This is the event horizon.
*ALMOST*
Came to hear really slow Radiohead and 38 short minutes later I left with a spiritual experience
Living proof my friend. Living proof.
It's like stretching death off into Infinity and realizing how beautiful it actually is. this is eternity.
Damn
dude yess
Best comment section ever. And so a 800% slower Radiohead song brings 51.7600 soulmates together. (Sometimes) The Internet is a great place!
love you bro
Well said!
Wow, it's 69K now. ~17 thousand more people have become bewitched by this in only five months!
2 million now lol
@@DG-xd7fd Yeah, i meant the "humbs up" :) But anyway, 20.000 more since my comment is also impressive!
eventually there will be a day when this song is played for the last time
that moment is now. everything is now. it is all One Moment. we are just reading the first couple words of a book that is already written.
@@0pct-Zscrop2-bcue7im9a.4space my spirituality just intensified
Ezra Warneke in practical terms the idea of time as a preset narrative is a simple excuse to not change your actions, and therefore, the narrative
@@0pct-Zscrop2-bcue7im9a.4space Time is a flat circle.
@@0pct-Zscrop2-bcue7im9a.4space literally just spewing rhetoric
Dune: Part Two (2024)
We found Zimmer's inspiration
waiting for Dune Part 3
This makes me miss places and worlds I've never been before
The vibe is out of this world indeed
Radiohead has always made me feel this way. I’ve never been to more places in my mind.
Haerith
Flashs of another past life...
Wow, I've seen this exact comment on like 50 videos
Who still listens to this oldie in 2540?
Ultra sleeper comment
I want someone to see this comment in 2540 and record it in the history books alongside this song
Bahahahahahaha! Best comment here!
I heard the song, I felt it! I don't feel it necessary to read how it affected someone's existence. I do feel it necessary to reveal the exact moment the wonder and the sadness, of which one feels they may be experiencing, will in fact occur but you are not one of the chosen few who will be witness!
Bahahahahahaha! Best comment ever!
It feels like, when the video ends, the year will be 2540 LMAO it's so slow, it feels like time travelling :D
Hopefully UA-cam, this comment, and this song all still exist in 519 years
We could make a religion out of this.
What's stopping us? We're 37k strong!
no! no! no ! enough stupid religions i think
@@bargolyr8660 Oh, this one wouldn't be nearly as stupid as those damned religions.
21st century.
THE SUN IS A DEADLY LASER
Today is my birthday. Last year I listened to this song, focusing on every little aspect, going through an emotional roller coaster, crying my heart out, enjoying every minute of it, feeling my soul cleanse... And I was whole.
For a while.
until I come back, year later, seeking the same experience, seeking something I'm not sure can exist on-demand. The feeling of release, exaltation, togetherness, spirituality, exuberance, jubilee and all the words - they confound me. It is none of these. Yet all - for there is no word for the individually specific experience except the general words that describe the halo and not the angel. And perhaps the angel can only be specific to space and time.
Yet - here I am. Again. Seeking.
Hoping.
Wanting.
Waiting...
And 30 minutes later realizing it is all of you, all of your comments, not just the song, that completes the journey. I have cried. I've had my introspection. I am whole. For a while.
See you in a year.
Happy Birthday! and I'll be waiting for your comment when you come back in a year from now. Take care :)
Welcome back. I think it has been a year.
Beautifully said. Similar experience with this track. Happy Birthday for when it’s your birthday.
It´s like showing the DNA of the song to us. Strangely mystical and pleasant.
EXACTLY
Wow. What a way of looking at it! Like looking through a microscope at the track.
I'd love to see the watchtime analytics of this video to see how many people quit after 20 seconds, and how many listen to the whole thing
it feels like waves hitting the shore in every ups and downs of the music.
This is beautiful and still unmistakably Radiohead. It just goes to show; you can take one of their songs, slow it down 800% and it's still breathtakingly beautiful. Thank God for Radiohead.
What I find fascinating is that slowed down 800%, the onsets of the opening chords sound like a ‘triplitised’ fanfare of repeated notes. Also, the slow mo piano is warped into a brass section, compounding the fanfare feel.
As others have mentioned, slowing the music down to this degree exposes its (exquisite) DNA structure. One can appreciate the dovetailing textures and carefully executed overlapping transitions between the vocals and percussion - the cymbal brush, like a wave, ushering in Thom’s vocals etc.
It’s fantastic.
Also!
I think what’s particular effective is that the entire thing works on the listener, who most likely knows the original version, as some sort of mystic reveal, as we can overlay the original in our own mind whilst listening to this new version. There’s the simultaneous feeling of hearing something for the first time but also knowing what will come next, albeit in its faster original form. A retrospective blueprint.
It plays weird tricks on the brain! Without getting new age about it, the old becoming the new... you can feel the synapses firing and retracing their steps whilst reforging the 800% superstructure as a new memory.
A PYRAMID OF SYNAPTIC RECOGNITION, IF YOU WILL! 👍🏻
Bro this is time-stretched... it’s all digitally compensated... it’s not what it would really sound like slowed down 800% that would be impossible to physically do without lowering the pitch. The computer loops small grains of the audio in accordance with the tempo to give the illusion of it being slower, it sounds cool, but it’s all computer fuckery and nothing what the real slowed version would sound like. It would be almost incomprehensible irl. Everything you described would not be there.
Alan womack I had worked that out... the vocals are heavily sampled to sound as if they’re in the stratosphere and as you say, are the same pitch. Regardless, whether it’s time-stretched or time-slowed, and whatever one’s semantically preferable word for distortion, it sounds cool and sheds new light on a modern classic.
MrAristaeus it is pretty fucking cool isn’t it
Alan womack Yes. Someone should notate this ‘as is’ so it can be performed and experienced live.
A dream within a dream within a dream....
Feels like "an INCEPTION" ;)
dumaramutsi ditto! 🏄
Antares Bottia holy shit this would fit perfectly with the Inception soundtrack spot on
hanging rock ...
Antares Bottia like the Russian dolls within a doll within a doll, which was inspired by the sarcophagus of the Egyptian pharaohs... always layered between one coffin and another and another... recreating the bones, muscles, blood vessels, flesh, hair of the human body... the pharaohs and their tombs were the first human consciousness transfer into an artificial humanoid robotic body designed to last forever... like Maria from the movie metropolis
I'm genuinely surprised by how good this sounds.
Why this is one of there best slow songs
Kim Philipp Möllgaard tptallu
You could slow anything down at sounds good actually most stuff sounds better slow down
Floyd Pearl not of the sound is warping
ya. this is weirdly good. very evocative
The new Dune soundtrack.
This edit perfectly describes my sorrow. Anyone else ever stays awake at night thinking about how the vast infinite universe itself is a concept that just goes behind our human understanding and maybe there are a billion solar systems to explore yet we remain stuck on this tiny rock making life harder for each others instead of actually pushing mankind forward while aiming for the unknown in order to evolve further..
And yet, in a way, we do understand it. Innately. Intrinsically. But our words are unable to bring justice to this fact. Only in sound, only in visual representation can we ever come even a fraction as close to replicating that inner truth in a way that others can begin to understand. Yet, with all our efforts, in the end, each and every one of us stands utterly alone, completely bereft of the capability of transmitting this urgent truth of overwhelming vastness and our own miniscule place in it. All we have is ourselves, our experiences and the universe, who is at once our mother, our realm and that which erases us as if we never were. Into nothingness, a new life somewhere else or a dissolvement of energy back into the oneness of the universe is not ours to know. Whether any of it is real or an illusion is again not ours to know. It is only ours to experience and learn. We are but microbes spiraling through space as we cling desperately to the rock which has granted us life, most things are beyond our ability to communicate comprehension of.
You should watch exurb1a's videos, he is the closest anyone has ever put this feeling of the vastness of the universe and our comprehension of it into dialogue.
@@apt-get2587 exurb1a is underrated my god
Hei man, what if we travel and discover the other things in the universe and they do the same stuff as us.. simply. They try to find the truth searching for other societies. And once we meet, after milions of years and tries, we would just stare at eachother like idiots :)
You should listen to Mount Eerie by The Microphones
Thom has a really long breath in this one, impressive
Alvise Z They had to attach a Didgeridoo to his throat, so that he can breath through this while singing.
800% slower? This'll be a laugh - i thought - then, i started to cry.
Brett, thank you for your raw and honest comment. I was moved to my core existence. I cry with you.
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I've known the original for years, but this take on it is really something else. I like to listen to this when I use Google Street View to wander down the dusty, half-abandoned streets of the neighbourhoods where I grew up, a long time ago, speaking a different language, in a different culture to the one my own children are growing up with. Maybe this is too beefy a comment for a UA-cam video but it's like I'm using technology to peer into my past on another continent, both far away physically and in time. And I feel like listening to this stretches my mind just a little bit, to let some of the old feelings back in.
@@karmatraining Dude your comment just made me cry. 800% too deep for youtube.
@@karmatraining Pass it to the left
absolutely ethereal experience, and also respect that you've been hearting these comments for an entire decade.
Thank you bro!
As if this track wasn't beautiful enough, already. Slowing it down like this just adds another layer of mysticism to the whole affair. Thanks to all involved.
God: Creates humans
Humans: Creates this
God: That's what I talking about
... I'm sorry but u got it all wrong michelle, my belle, humans imagine gods out of nothing, but humans create beauty and exctasy out of rythm and sonic poetry.
this is mind blowing, perhaps this is the ultimate sound of the universe.
@@ruilobato4981 haha I know what you talking about but my comment is a meme/joke
ok michelle. sometimes it is difficult to understand the joke that lies beneath the comment, but I hope we are on this together.
cheers from europe, with the help of the creative radiohead fans.
have a good night.
Rui Lobato calm g
@@eabhashortt9283 right😅😂
I love how the drums sound like ocean waves at the beach, but like a big dry ocean of sand
I fell off a 50 foot cliff a year ago and almost died. I had a small hole in my lung. I listened to this song over and over as I imagined the hole closing up. I played the movie of the hole closing in my mind all night long. When the doctors came in to do the X-rays in the morning the hole was gone. Music is magic. believing is magic. Not matter what you are going through you can use the power of your mind to heal yourself. Sending love and light to everyone reading this ❤️🙏🏻
when I meditate and focus on a part of my body that it hurts I can feel different things
but you took it to another level, basically focusing your body to heal one point
Magic is real, we have music to prove that. One love to all like minded people who feel this song is nothing short of a gem
This is amazing. I hope you're doing better Matthew.
Sure
I love you and i notice that great music like this really brings people together in a way that words never can. Thank you for your encouragement, I'm glad you came out OK. Universe have mercy on us all. The music will be all that's left when we're gone.
"I'm only gunna put on o o o o o n n n n e e e e e
S s s s s s o o o o o o n n n n n n g g g g g g g......"
😂😂😂
😂😂😂❤
THIS IS HOW FLIES HEAR RADIOHEAD
I want to be a fly
Lol wtf
I get it. 🤔👍
Time is relative to our lifespan, so it makes sense. :)
Orificeofshadows I’d rather be a video editor than a fly
This is how the word “realization” would sound like
Timothy Yeo Don't know why but your comment keeps lingering in my mind. Gave me a chilling vibe.
luxemburger this song gives off such an abstract and unknown vibe
"Revelation"
"Rapture".
@@porkyminchasc1150 a soft but disturbing revelation, would fit into sci fi in the direction of black mirror
I remember listening to this over and over when it was first published on UA-cam, I was at uni, usually studying in the library. Now it’s 9 yrs old on UA-cam and just came up on my algorithm. I am old 👨🏼🦳
I'm 39 now. I'm the one who's old! lol
@@dumaramutsiI am 11 days away from turning 78 and a life long musician. This is one of the best things I’ve ever heard.
Pyramid Song has been my favorite Radiohead song for a long long time. I didn't think it was possible to enjoy this song further in such a unique way. Props to OP, this is outstanding.
This could be called “Earth’s Final Minutes” and we’d all be like “yep”. Full on Melancholia vibes.
Death is just the beginning.
Right before the Vogons lay down that hyperspace highway.
I listened to the whole thing without ever hearing the original. It sounds great, and it was perfect for meditation. Thanks for uploading.
highly recommend checking out the original, for some perspective, as well as for enjoyment. its a beautiful piece
@@dc1939 ditto buddy. 🤙
Lyrics:
jumped in the river and what did I see?
Black-eyed angels swam with me
A moon full of stars and astral cars
All the things I used to see
All my lovers were there with me
All my past and futures
And we all went to heaven in a little row boat
There was nothing to fear and nothing to doubt
I jumped into the river
Black-eyed angels swam with me
A moon full of stars and astral cars
And all the things I used to see
All my lovers were there with me
All my past and futures
And we all went to heaven in a little row boat
There was nothing to fear and nothing to doubt
There was nothing to fear and nothing to doubt
There was nothing to fear and nothing to doubt
For some reason this made me think of dying alone in the woods to a severe wound with no time for a full rescue but having your last conversation on the phone with a 911 agent who is trying her best to make your last human interaction a calming one..
This is incredibly morbid, but damn i love it...
great movie scene
what the fuck
Forgot I wrote this.. whats crazy is.. I ended up fishing in Alaska for the summer and I had a bad encounter with near hypothermia in the ocean after falling out of my kayak in a storm for nearly 40 minutes on the night of July 17th. It was a near death experience and I’m lucky to be here, and now this very comment hits me hard.
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But lol to the wtf guy ^ totally get it and that made me laugh haha
some times comments are good.
some funny. And some I'll remember forever. (thank you brother)
Twenty minutes into incredibly slow radiohead and chill and you're laying on the floor foaming at the mouth having an existential crisis because of your new found understanding of the universe and the meaninglessness of life. You can also smell colors and read minds.
funny man..
+Powerline Arcade whatever it is you took, lower your dosage it's fucking your brain
woah same
+Powerline Arcade it happens to you after finally comprehending hail to the tief
+Beatnik Bravo make up your own ^o^
This is super useful for learning to play it.
It's a lot easier slowed down.
TommyCee you play one note every 20 sec? Just get sheet music
it was a joke
also i dont read sheet music
+TommyCee r/woosh
James Hollis how is that a woosh for him?
@@ezralee4370 Bro, 11 months ago. It doesn't really matter
this the type of song to tell you there is no difference between alcohol and shame/guilt and that you’re doing great, and keep going, and love what you got
I'm afraid. I'm afraid, Dave. Dave, my mind is going. I can feel it. I can feel it. My mind is going. There is no question about it. I can feel it. I can feel it. I can feel it. I'm a... fraid.
Daisy..........
Is this a movie quote or something?
@@GroupConglomerate 2001
Wonderful reference :)
there´s nothing to fear
Blade Runner 2076 Soundtrack
@Power x wow amazing man thanks I would have never known.
Kevin Shaggy instantly thought that
Needs more avi Kaplan throat singing
@kevin m wooosh
Ohh... that's right. You don't like REAL girls.
I feel like I just experienced the total sum of all human suffering and beauty... all at once.
That is an essential thing to experience
Whenever Thom uses the letter S in a word, it sounds like a snake.
It adds to the Egyptian vibes even more
Ok, now I need one Radiohead album produced by Eno.
I don't think Radio wants to collaborate with Eno.
Speaking of which, try speeding up Music for Airports by about 300% - it's Country Western! :)
Marcio Couto YES, PLEASE
no you dont
eeh, both amazing artists but what they have put out with Nigel is nothing short of perfect. why fuck with it
Pyramid Song has always touched my soul in a way no other piece has, and hearing it like this brings it out even more.
Me: Searches ‘Pyramid song Radiohead’.
Recommended: here is Pyramid song 800% slower.
Me: why has this so many views? *clicks*
Me: *explores the 7th dimensions all at once while listening to this*
What happened next?
Tony *everything*
@@Caloomi2000
ME: Clicks reply.
Writes this.
Thinks about my life and my worth.
Makes a change tomorrow and will never ever make a pointless comment like this ever again.
this format is reaching critical mass
Me right now
Im a young argentinian studing law listenig this and its helping me to focus and let the knowledge come without headache. Thats the power of music. Thanks! Need more of this!
Che, me alegra por vos. Aguante Argentina carajo(no soy argentino) Una abrazo!
You know, I expected this to be beautiful, but not this beautiful.
said every enlightened person ever
so beautiful. thom’s voice here sounds to me like a higher being crying after humanity has been destroyed.
Not much of a "higher power" if he couldn't stop it lulz.
That's deep
@@pearlsswine . You assume that this higher being wouldn't be advanced in intelligence and have a non interference rule about living ? Marvel's The Watchers were like that cause a Watcher tried helping a race of beings in the past and that race destroyed itself cause it couldn't comprehend The Watcher way of life. Relatively speaking, Humans are fairly primitive if we consider that we haven't changed much at all over the course of history.
It 's a lament and praise fused into one.
My first thought
@@Deadsea_1993 In the information society, nobody thinks. We expected to banish paper, but we actually banished thought.
I could watch the world end to this and be okay with it.
I feel like, we all might be doing so already
@@PhantmPrsm 1 month later and things haven't gotten better
I wish world would end just so I can play this
Good idea. I d love to blast this as the sun explodes.
sex
I randomly came across this. This is pretty dope. I hadn't heard the original, and now I'm a fan of both. :)
This is so good I didn’t hit the bowl until 23 minutes in.
LMFAO this comment section is pure gold but this comment perfectly sums up listening to the video, cheers mate 🔥
23 min bro 😂😂😂
I guess it comes with their style, the already slow, haunted vocals, the ghostly keys and vast reverb and distant shimmer lend so well to this but only an incredible production quality would allow this 800% slower version to be so mesmerizing, really makes you apreciate the effort and talent put into this song
That is some impressive breath control
i never listen to radiohead in my life but this one just eased my mind after a long month of moving places. thanks for this
If you want more help, you should listen Radiohead 😉