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#Ok Computer Reel by @radiohead.afterimage - Exit Music (For a Film)" is a 1997 song by Radiohead from their album OK Computer, written specifically for the closing credits of Baz Luhrmann's 1996
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Exit Music (For a Film)" is a 1997 song by Radiohead from their album OK Computer, written specifically for the closing credits of Baz Luhrmann's 1996 film Romeo + Juliet. It was inspired by the film's final act, focusing on themes of doomed romance, escape, and revenge against authoritative figures. The track is known for its intense crescendo. #Radiohead #thomyorke #reels #okcomputer #foryou
#Ok Computer Reel by @harryseaton (verified account) - Ranking all the guitar riffs from OK Computer by Radiohead!! Is your list different to mine? Let me know 👀 Some absolute all time classic Radiohead r
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Ranking all the guitar riffs from OK Computer by Radiohead!! Is your list different to mine? Let me know 👀 Some absolute all time classic Radiohead riffs on this album, no wonder it’s one of my favourite Radiohead albums! 🫡 Every riff played on my @fender Vintera 50s Stratocaster 🎸 #radiohead #okcomputer #guitarriff #guitarriffs #thomyorke #jonnygreenwood #fender
#Ok Computer Reel by @auraroryy - 🩵DAY 4 - Drawing Album Covers - Radiohead OK computer 🩵 #digitalart #art #roblox #radiohead #okcomputer
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🩵DAY 4 - Drawing Album Covers - Radiohead OK computer 🩵 #digitalart #art #roblox #radiohead #okcomputer
#Ok Computer Reel by @riseofug - Radiohead's "Let Down" is widely considered the emotional centerpiece of their landmark 1997 album, OK Computer. While it was never released as a form
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Radiohead's "Let Down" is widely considered the emotional centerpiece of their landmark 1997 album, OK Computer. While it was never released as a formal commercial single (partly because the band hated the expensive music video they made for it), it has recently seen a massive resurgence in popular culture.The track was recorded at 3:00 AM in the ballroom of St. Catherine's Court, a historic Tudor mansion in Bath. The "sleepwalking" atmosphere of the song is often attributed to the late-hour exhaustion of the band during these sessions.Influenced by producer Phil Spector, the band aimed for a dense, shimmering "Wall of Sound." It features multi-layered arpeggiated guitars and electric piano.The song is famous for its polymeter. While the rest of the band plays in a standard 4/4 time signature, Jonny Greenwood plays his guitar part in 5/4. This creates a "phasing" effect (inspired by minimalist composer Steve Reich) where the instruments drift in and out of sync, mimicking the feeling of being in transit. #radiohead #letdown
#Ok Computer Reel by @kuhll_art - Day 12: OK Computer - Radiohead This album was much recommended, follow for more cool CD paintings! #art #painting #cdcollection #artist #radiohead
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Day 12: OK Computer - Radiohead This album was much recommended, follow for more cool CD paintings! #art #painting #cdcollection #artist #radiohead
#Ok Computer Reel by @c_ipher000 - "Let Down" is a song by the English rock band Radiohead, released on their third studio album, OK Computer (1997). It contains multilayered arpeggiate
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“Let Down” is a song by the English rock band Radiohead, released on their third studio album, OK Computer (1997). It contains multilayered arpeggiated guitars and electric piano in different time signatures, and lyrics inspired by a disconnection from emotion. “Let Down” was released as a promotional single in September 1997 and reached number 29 on the US Modern Rock Tracks chart. In 2025, after it became popular on the social media platform TikTok, “Let Down” debuted at number 91 on the Billboard Hot 100, Radiohead’s first entry since their 2008 single “Nude”. Yorke said the lyrics were about a fear of being trapped,[6] and “about that feeling that you get when you’re in transit but you’re not in control of it—you just go past thousands of places and thousands of people and you’re completely removed from it”.[7] Of the line “Don’t get sentimental / It always ends up drivel”, Yorke said: “Sentimentality is being emotional for the sake of it. We’re bombarded with sentiment, people emoting. That’s the Let Down. Feeling every emotion is fake. Or rather every emotion is on the same plane whether it’s a car advert or a pop song.”[8] Yorke felt that scepticism of emotion was characteristic of Generation X and that it had informed OK Computer.[9] The guitarist Ed O’Brien described it as the “emotional heart” of OK Computer.[10]. #radiohead #core #fyp #edit #letdown
#Ok Computer Reel by @radioheaddecoded - The Music Video to "No Surprises" by Radiohead Grant Lee was the man responsible for directing the music video to this song. He's also the person wh
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The Music Video to “No Surprises” by Radiohead Grant Lee was the man responsible for directing the music video to this song. He’s also the person who directed the “Meeting People Is Easy” documentary. The video consists of one continuous shot of Yorke, who is trapped in a water chamber that fills midway through the song. He holds his breath for nearly a minute before the water recedes, at which point he gasps for breath and continues miming the song. According to several accounts provided by Grant, Radiohead and their record label, Parlophone, planned to film music videos for each track on OK Computer. Gee pitched concepts for “No Surprises” and “Fitter Happier”. His initial concept for “No Surprises”, which Gee later described as “some kind of sparkly music-box themed performance-based nonsense”, was rejected. His “Fitter Happier” concept was abandoned when Parlophone decided to shoot videos only for the singles. He continued saying that six months later, after Gee had been filming Radiohead for the documentary Meeting People Is Easy, Parlophone wanted a music video for “No Surprises” and asked Gee to pitch another concept. Gee listened to the song while studying a still image of the astronaut character David Bowman in the 1968 science fiction film 2001: A Space Odyssey, and wondered if he could make a music video comprising a close-up of a man in a helmet. He was also inspired by childhood memories of underwater escape acts and alien characters in the television series UFO with helmets full of liquid. He fixated on the lyric “a job that slowly kills you”, and conceived a real-time video that would convey the feeling of “murderous seconds”. The crew hired a special effects company to create a perspex helmet, into which water could be slowly pumped and would allow Yorke to release the water in an emergency. To reduce the time for which Yorke had to hold his breath, the crew sped up part of the song, doubled the camera speed from 25 to 50 frames per second to match, and then decelerated both the song and frame rate after the water drained, keeping Yorke’s vocals in synchronisation. #Music #Radiohead
#Ok Computer Reel by @the_musicvibe_ - These lyrics makes sense now 😭❤️‍🩹 Radiohead's "No Surprises," from the 1997 album OK Computer, is a hauntingly melodic, F major track designed to
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These lyrics makes sense now 😭❤️‍🩹 Radiohead's "No Surprises," from the 1997 album OK Computer, is a hauntingly melodic, F major track designed to mask dark lyrics about despair, complacency, and escaping a crushing, mundane life. The song is widely interpreted as a rejection of modern, capitalist, and political "hustle culture," favoring a quiet,, albeit final, escape from a life of monotonous misery. Radiohead re-recorded "No Surprises" multiple times, ultimately using the very first recording for the album release. Radiohead guitarist Jonny Greenwood described recording "No Surprises" as "torturous," involving repeated attempts to capture the desired sound. Despite the difficult recording process, "No Surprises" reached number four on the UK singles chart. As of 2025, "No Surprises" was Radiohead's most-streamed song after "Creep," with over 900,000 streams.
#Ok Computer Reel by @top.music.songs - The song No Surprises by Radiohead was released in 1997 on the album OK Computer. It's one of the band's most well-known songs and is often remembered
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The song No Surprises by Radiohead was released in 1997 on the album OK Computer. It’s one of the band’s most well-known songs and is often remembered for its soft, peaceful sound. At first, the music feels calm and almost comforting. The melody is simple and gentle, which makes the song sound relaxing. Because of that, many people don’t immediately notice how heavy the meaning of the lyrics actually is. The lyrics talk about feeling tired of everyday pressure and the routine of modern life. Lines about a job that slowly wears someone down and wanting “no alarms and no surprises” show a desire for quiet, stability, and escape from stress. This contrast between the peaceful sound and the deeper meaning is what makes the song so powerful. It reflects feelings of burnout, emotional exhaustion, and the wish for a calmer and simpler life.
#Ok Computer Reel by @sambience1205 - OK computer remains more relevant today then when it originally released in 1997 - what is your favourite track from the album? #radiohead #okcomputer
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OK computer remains more relevant today then when it originally released in 1997 - what is your favourite track from the album? #radiohead #okcomputer #radioheadfans #classicalbum #musiclovers
#Ok Computer Reel by @reels.grungearg - 🎸 Radiohead: El detrás de escena de la asfixia en "No Surprises" 🎬 OK Computer no fue solo un álbum; fue la profecía de una era. En 1997, Radiohead
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🎸 Radiohead: El detrás de escena de la asfixia en "No Surprises" 🎬 OK Computer no fue solo un álbum; fue la profecía de una era. En 1997, Radiohead y el productor Nigel Godrich abandonaron las estructuras seguras del rock para sumergirse en un sonido atmosférico y experimental que capturó perfectamente la alienación tecnológica y la angustia existencial de finales del siglo XX. ✨ La pieza central de este sentimiento es, sin duda, "No Surprises". Su melodía, que suena como una caja de música o una canción de cuna hipnótica, crea un contraste escalofriante con la letra de Thom Yorke: una narrativa cruda sobre la desesperación personal, el vacío de la vida suburbana y el deseo de silencio absoluto. 🌊 El video musical es hoy una pieza de culto. Ver a Thom Yorke sumergido en ese casco de vidrio, aguantando la respiración mientras el agua sube, es una metáfora visual perfecta de la claustrofobia que define al disco. Fue una filmación real, peligrosa y física, donde la entrega del líder de la banda llevó la interpretación a un nivel casi insoportable. 🚀 Con tracks épicos como "Paranoid Android" y su ambición de múltiples secciones, Radiohead demostró que el mainstream podía ser complejo y desafiante. OK Computer ganó el Grammy a Mejor Álbum Alternativo y redefinió las posibilidades del rock moderno, convirtiéndose en una obra maestra que, décadas después, sigue sonando al futuro. 💬 ¿Qué sentiste la primera vez que viste a Thom bajo el agua en este video? Te leo en los comentarios. 👉 Si vivís por y para la historia del rock y el grunge, unite a @reels.grungearg DM for credits/removal 📥 #Radiohead #ThomYorke #NoSurprises #OKComputer #90sRock #AlternativeRock #MusicHistory #RockExperimental #GrungeCommunity #RockClassics #ReelsGrungeArg #Dystopia
#Ok Computer Reel by @radiohead.afterimage - This version of 'Nude' was part of Radiohead's 'In Rainbows - From the Basement' performance which was released in July 2008. 'Nude' was the third s
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This version of 'Nude’ was part of Radiohead's 'In Rainbows - From the Basement' performance which was released in July 2008. 'Nude' was the third song on their 2007 album 'In Rainbows'. ‘Nude’ was first recorded during sessions for their third album ‘OK Computer’ (1997). They played it during live performances and soon became one of their best-known unreleased tracks. #FromTheBasement​ #Radiohead​ #Nude #thomyorke #explore

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