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Okay, okay, I'm coming out of hiding... and straying from the Chris thread for a moment... to express my thoughts.

 

Maybe before I wasn't human.

 

Maybe before I was deaf or dumb.

 

But FINALLY I have realized just how amazingly brilliant Radiohead is... (actually, discovered this several months ago but haven't been on the net much). And I had to drop a note in the Yorke thread to say... the man is just freakin' brilliant. The whole band is, but as this is a Thom thread, I'm especially mentioning him.

 

I know I'm late on the train but better late than never. One of my customers early in the year found out I didn't know Radiohead, and went out to his car, came back a few minutes later and handed me In Rainbows. It took me some time to move backwards but I finally have and WOW!

 

I noticed someone posted the Jonathan Ross interview with Radiohead. That was the first interview I saw with them when I looked them up on youtube... I love Jon Ross and that interview was hysterical. Wow.

 

Anyway... wow again... and I hope you will welcome me over to this side of the board lol.

 

and a few prezzies:

 

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So has anyone ever written a biography about Thom Yorke? I would absolutely love to read about the intimate details of how that man thinks and lives his life.

 

 

If I become an author someday I will try to contact him and let me write a bio for him:cool:

 

(he'll say no:rolleyes:)

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"At birth, his left eye was fixed shut; the doctors determined that the eye was paralyzed and that the condition was permanent. Yorke's parents took him to an eye specialist, who suggested a muscle graft. Yorke underwent five eye surgeries before he was six years old."

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"At birth, his left eye was fixed shut; the doctors determined that the eye was paralyzed and that the condition was permanent. Yorke's parents took him to an eye specialist, who suggested a muscle graft. Yorke underwent five eye surgeries before he was six years old."

 

 

Wow, I didn't know he had all those surgeries! Poor kid! He is such a great guy and has overcome alot. I knew he had a lazy eye, but jeez, he went through alot as a kid! Then he worked with crazy people in a psych hospital when he got older. Probably explains why he has written such intense stuff over the years.

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"At birth, his left eye was fixed shut; the doctors determined that the eye was paralyzed and that the condition was permanent. Yorke's parents took him to an eye specialist, who suggested a muscle graft. Yorke underwent five eye surgeries before he was six years old."

:stunned:

 

 

Wow, I didn't know he had all those surgeries! Poor kid! He is such a great guy and has overcome alot. I knew he had a lazy eye, but jeez, he went through alot as a kid! Then he worked with crazy people in a psych hospital when he got older. Probably explains why he has written such intense stuff over the years.

really?

 

 

^ Such as Climbing Up Walls

freakiest song ever

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I have to agree... sometimes strange things that happen to a person make them even more perfect for what they'll become... look at David Bowie! His eyes appear to be different colors because one is always more dialated than the other. It's part of what makes him awesome... at least to me anyway :D

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Thom Yorke - (Jonny+Ed+Colin+Phil)=Fail

 

Fail in what sense?

 

Correct, it is no longer Radiohead. But I would support Thom Yorke as a solo artist (like the Eraser).

 

It's the same thing with Eddie Vedder. I prefer he stays in Pearl Jam, but he is so freaking talented I would buy his solo projects (like the Into The Wild CD)

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Do you not like the Eraser?

 

i hate when thom fucks shit up like he did to Cymbal Rush studio version. i was so excited after hearing the live version but so irritated when i got the album. i don't care for his fondness for all things electro. to me it sounds like shit.

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