Radiohead - Burn The Witch REACTION!!
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For me, Radiohead has been the best band on the planet for the past 25 years. From their early albums (Pablo Honey, The Bends, OK Computer) they established themselves as the premiere British Rock band to emulate. So they reinvented themselves with Kid A and Amnesiac. Both albums were like a gauntlet being thrown down as a challenge to all those bands who made a living lifting their sound. They've continued to experiment, and rock, and grow as their career as a band continues. The lead singer, Thom Yorke, and the lead guitar player Jonny Greenwood, are both musical geniuses. And both have separate solo acts, Greenwood in particular also doing some movie soundtracks (There Will Be Blood being a notable one). The other band members are excellent musicians as well and also have their own separate projects. Radiohead is a band I always recommend seeing live 3 times. Once to just watch Thom Yorke, once to just watch Jonny Greenwood. And once to just enjoy just how cohesive and tight a band they all are together on stage. These are musicians and people who know each other so well, there's a synchronicity you don't often see in bands, especially live.
Erik Lerström
Radiohead actually have a lot of upbeat and humorous moments in their songs. They’re just very dry and witty about the execution. Definitely a British sensibility coming through
This is so well put and I couldn’t agree more. They’ve never allowed themselves to get too comfortable within a sonic space.
*ahem, In Rainbows
@@tariks8636 Yes, In Rainbows was their greatest album so far but they haven't made a bad album yet.
The scene near the end is taken from the 1973 film "The Wicker Man" which is worth viewing (don't watch the 2006 remake).
Absolutely watch the remake. nick cage is on point :D
Actually watch both of them and you will confirm the original was the best. The second one was good for a laugh. "Not the bees".
WATCH THE REMAKE ITS BETTER THAN THE OG IT IS A TIMELESS CLASSIC
@@fert7921 Edward Woodward rocked.. Wasn't that Brit Eklund in it also? And the shockingly insane Christopher Lee in drag.
Unless you enjoy Nicholas cage memes
Yes, I'm not going to devalue my childhood, but this style of animation was prevalent in children's shows like 'Trumpton' and 'Camberwick Green' that would have been common knowledge to the band members growing up in the UK. In that instance it was about tradition and English whimsy that is perhaps more difficult to transate.
We had a show in the States that a similar style of claymation called " Davey and Goliath."
Also many of our classic Christmas specials were done in this style.
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And Chigley. All made by Gordon Murray
Alex Fletcher , don’t forget windy miller?? Lol so good.
What’s great about Radiohead is how they evolve their music and still keep that high standard of amazing output. Their newest album AMSP I would say definitely holds up to their classics.
easily. AMSP has the same fantastic song-writing... they've just matured into a more spaced out and orchestrated sound? Something closer to Talk Talks last few albums. Not many bands stay great, Radiohead are one... I thought maybe Flaming Lips but then they made some shitters.
Radiohead is one of the most important bands of my life. They have been there for all the ups and all the lows.
But this album came during my biggest low. Its tough to listen too.
If the video doesn't make much sense, just know that it is based off an old English movie called "the Wicker Man."
Don't forget, react to Basement Jaxx-Where's your head at
Radiohead belongs in the Rock and Roll Hall of fame period. Super underrated band
They were already inducted last year.
@@memetherapy yesssssssssss >=]
I always willngive a good rating to any Radiohead react
I absolutely appreciate as a Radiohead fan how you instantly understood the whole meaning of the song! Great stuff!
...kind of seems like she was reading a synopsis of the song because she was coming to conclusions based on very vague information from the lyrics.
Nice one! This whole album, by the way (A Moon-Shaped Pool) is absolutely amazing.
Awesome reaction. Radiohead is a trip.
Reading the lyrics is the cheat code they never suspect
India, thank you, I'm loving your channel. It's like watching videos late into night with a good friend in the wee early hours of the morning. Love it!
A couple of video recommendations for you - PJ Harvey's single "Good Fortune", from 2000 and / or PJ Harvey's "This is Love" also 2000 both from the album "Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea"
Hope you like
please do Radiohead - Daydreaming video next!
Yes. One of their best songs in years
Saw them live during the “In Rainbows” tour. Still one of the best shows I’ve ever seen...
Edit: And I will add this here. You really need to see “The Wicker Man” (1973)!
Reac to “paranoid android” ❤️❤️
such an awesome choice!!! Obvs, this the Wicker Man...Everyone will suggest Midsommar, but watch Kill List!
He just has such a nice voice
it is an unsettling song, "this is a round up, we know where you live" radiohead are an amazing band
nice, more Radiohead please!
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR DOING RADIOHEAD..... THE BENDS IS THE BEST ALBUM EVER
Awesome song, which features some of Jonny Greenwood's best string arranging, using some unusual bowing techniques and layer multiple styles to give the rise and fall of the strings. The video is based on a 1973 horror film called The Wicker Man which is pretty cool. There's a more recent remake with Nick Cage. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Wicker_Man
Thanks! More Radiohead please!
Peace from SF
Always loved the nod to The Wicker Man movie. Such a great video and song.
I thought Queens of the stone age, at first. Got all excited.
Two fav bands are this and queens of the stone age lol, both amazing bands 🤟
Love your reactions! Can you do Videotape next? The "From the Basement"-version is the one to go with
Really love your videos! If there are any songs or artists on this list you haven't reacted to already, I'd love to see any of these:
PJ Harvey ('Meet Ze Monsta', 'This Is Love')
Pulp ('Common People', 'This Is Hardcore')
REM ('Crush With Eyeliner', 'Pretty Persuasion')
David Bowie ('We Are the Dead', 'Blackstar')
Little Simz ('Offence', 'Boss')
The Beach Boys (''Til I Die', 'Surf's Up' - my favourite song!)
Ah you missed that last part. The city inspector is actually alive. He's the witch.
More Radiohead please!
When they put the red X on your door, you have been selected.
This might not be the most accessible song jumping to this coming from a song off The Bends album era. To help understand there was an 80s kids stop-go animated program called Trumpton which is where the look comes from. There is the 1973 film The Wicker Man which is awesome and where the concepts are coming from.
The sneezy cough, the feverish mopping the brow: Radiohead predicting pandemic, it has to be a conspiracy, doesn't it?! ;-)
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Please do Queensryche- Silent Lucidity....I think you'd love it!
perfect for a superman film for this music
Best Band ever!
This music video pays homage to stop-motion animation, specifically the 60s English children's television programme "The Trumptonshire trilogy". Look it up it's really good.
also the movie The Wickernman
If you want to see the influence for the video, look up the children’s TV shows “Trumpton” and “Camberwick green”.
Love the use of the 'model' people to make it feel unreal and overly pleasant as the signs of control and evil increase. Much like the last 4 years in the US. Shoot the messenger! Burn the witch! But gets to decide who IS the witch?
India in one of your other Reactions you said you liked t.v. shows to do with horror, suspense, even dead bodies. Although thats not really my thing I think if you listen to (and REACT to) Radiohead's "CLIMBING UP THE WALLS"... you may well find that vibe in modern rock.
Off topic but not sure how to get requests to you Swamp Witch by Jim Stafford is a cool old one if you get a chance to check it out.
Lets try ( Shake you diwn ) by Gregory Abbott ! You will love, love, love it ❤❤❤
Interestingly, they show a bluebird singing, but the song is that of a Blackbird.
I think it’s a reference to Twitter
Please reacts Franco de Vita - No hay cielo
Pedro Castillo love that song!!
This was a response to people suddenly having a fear of refugees etc from what I understand
Ok
Nobody: we need music that nobody can understand or dance to
Radiohead: hold my beer
The people should have formed a huge ring around the Wicker Man & then proceed to join hands & start singing - all the while swaying in time to the song they are singing. Seriously watch the original The Wicker Man (just the regular cut, not the extended cut). And avoid the remake like the plague, it ranks even higher on the They Just Didn't Get It scale than the remake if Village if the Damned.
yay for newer Radiohead. There are so many nostalgic fans... and their old stuff is great. But honestly... Radiohead are one of the few bands who've aged like fine wine. They made ONE mediocre album that isn't even that bad. That rest are fantastic.
Half Alligator which is the mediocre one?
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I actually forgot about their first one Pablo Honey which is pretty average. I was referring to King Of Limbs. It has actually grown on me but still not up to the high standards they've made for themselves. Besides the second half of Beatles career I struggle to think of a more consistent/innovative band.
how can you do Radiohead and not do “Freak” ?
I assume you mean Creep, and everyone does that. It may be the one people know, but it's nowhere near their best.
Sounds like the Trump administration :P
Basically a wicker man remake in Trumpton. (Trumpton is a 1960’s UK children’s show and nothing to do with the current POTUS.
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Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad? by moby is a lot better than this, got an awesome video too.
Blasphemer.
It's really not, though.
Radiohead mostly forgettable music.
Especially for the hard-of-thinking.
@@CymInUA Nice.