(2021/09/24) Christie's - Kid A Mnesia Interview - Radiohead [Thom Yorke, Stanley Donwood] (Video) 

Yes

More productive?

@@valentinasanchez5757 And comfortable. He did regular yoga too.

@@zackzallie8735 3 days a week?

Hehe

Don’t forget nigel godrich

@@abrahammurillo1461 He is the sixth member obviously.

@@draswett2589 that’s right Thom, jonny, Colin, ed, phil, nigel, stanley and “clive deamer”.

@@draswett2589 what stanley has done for the band is as important as the others’ work, without him radiohead wouldn’t be the same.

Love that they ditched the corporate graphic designers and got his old m8 from Uni to design the covers, which are very organic and thought provoking. Can still remember the day i bought the bends.

Tellement.. Il arrive toujours quelque chose de gratifiant pour une œuvre... pourvu de ce soit dans la vie ! ... Et c est le cas, leur travail fait partie intégrante de la vie quotidienne,de la notre à tous, et ils avancent avec cet esprit de découverte et cette soif de vérité insatiable... Ça fait un bien fou des êtres humains aussi imprégnés de vie... 😍🤗😊

What song is playing in the background?

@@dylandimelow9519 like spinning plates

@@dylandimelow9519 Kid A, and then Like Spinning Plates.

@@moniqueleducq1309 excellent and important point Monique, and also completely true. thom is a master craftsman not by chance, but rather through pure will, drive, determination, and passion. This life-changing music exists bc of all the thousands of hours of practice and toil by the lads for our supreme benefit as fans. Thank you for suffering for us thom, seriously. Without your inspiration I would never have gone down this path. Developing such character, discipline and dedication to the craft is as key as learning the pentatonic scale when it comes to the pursuit of making music. It’s the only way to become a GOAT in any field- Time on task/sweat equity. I better pick up my axe and get back in the dojo (the studio lol). Gotta get the shots up in the gym

Or at least not awkwardly

How? He has the greatest laughter in the world though, it makes me so happy.

@@omiddoesnotomit9320 😂

I love to hear him laugh, it is so joyful and contagious

hyuck hyuck hyuck

Nyaaaaasss

Love you so much

Scram, check mark

No way bandsrand

Bandstaand

That's not true... The music always comes first. If no albums had albums art it would still be right up there as one of the top ten ever. Sure I looked at it but it wasn't a massive interest at first.

debatable tbh

I wouldn't say that's true, however I can't imagine the artwork looking like anything else.

Agree it's like a video for a song. Most of the time there is no need of a video. Better your own imagination

@@focoff no a video is a bonus, could probably say no need for a video if they're crap but Radiohead always release great videos

I’d love that too!

I would love that!

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-M5_Dcgewa1Q.html Stanly covers all of them in this video

Gr8 idea

He has love in his heart again.

It's true, art is definitely a big part of this band.

Artists tend to do that.

@@welp3904 Sure thing. I do believe that for certain things it's not the case though. Like the lyrics in Paranoid Android for example. I remember Yorke saying most of them weren't personal at all.

The crazy thing is if each Radiohead album cover had a sound it would be the Radiohead album.

6 likes. Everything is indeed in it’s right place at the time I’m writing this.

Ah, same here.

I’m glad you’re here cj (:

@@emma-xt5iy Aw tysm❤️

Same fam. I'm in clinical depression and Kid A helped me get through it.

Not drinking too much.

with some dollars and cents, the pounds and pence, and the mark and the yen?

I don't think he's very humble. Just being honest.

lol he looks 70.. it's because he's vegan

@@amanda3172 you obviously don't realise how many other people are vegan these days, stress is probably what aged him

@@NickSBailey I do realize. Not that many. They’re are mainly white and liberal

@@NickSBailey (probably) Stress and a heavy (and unfortunate) indulgence in drugs and alcohol at a young age. Or it could be just faulty genetics, but I don't know.

I think he might just has been a shy extrovert

@@sppukiwk4859 No I think he's a selective person. I'm the same. There's some people with I m shy and not talkative and there's other with I am more outgoing and confident with. I think thom is the same and he's the kind of guy who analyze before everything.

ive noticed a switch around a moon shaped pool honestly

@@sppukiwk4859 no fucking way. He’s introverted as it comes. He’s just older now so he’s developed his more “weaker” side

@@ambre6490 but theres no tiiiiiiiimme

My favorite Radiohead album

One of their best.

Top 5 for damn sure

Seriously, that "Balkans" painting gives me chills. It's incredible.

Yes this was so amazing!

Yeah...I agree. But it's hard to improve on the perfection that is The Return. I do feel those vibes n tones together though yr right. I remember Kid A ending a Sopranos episode. That was amazing

@@jasonlawson01 100%

@@jasonlawson01 Sopranos used Aphex Twin to close out season 3 as well.

@@joelwoods7149 damn fine reply 👍😉

Match made in heaven

they're both naturally quite funny guys i think, in a sometimes accidental way

The camera work didn't help, especially in 4:59 with the shaky zooming in on Thom as if he's gonna throw an awkward punchline at any second ala The Office.

Thom and Stanley together are always a dark comedic duo. They operate on the same wavelengths.

@@pimposki6232 only time i've ever managed to see radiohead live, thom was wearing a shirt and tie and after a song in the middle of the show he stopped and said 'yeah sorry about the tie, i've got a job interview after this'

Because the paintings are so bad and they are so proud

Or at least, still active

LP 10 is in work

@@leehiro4840 I wish more ppl would donate music like this new music is so trash

@@itsstyled8110 As someone who could be called old, I can tell you that every generation I have been witness too, including those before me, as in my parents, grandparents, great, and great great grandparents, has said this about the "music now" regardless of when the now occurred.

@@d.rabbitwhite ye but I wish like rock and all that were big again

That’s how he’s so quick!

Lmao

The rest of their albums are masterpieces as well haha

KidA and Amnesiac were more than masterpieces, they were (and still are), revolutionary. They changed the pop/rock music like a very few albums did in the past.

Only Kid A, Amnesiac sucks.

@@papupilinudo9170 while it's no kid a, I certainly don't think it sucks.

Holy shit, I've had it since it came out, and I've never noticed, but I will look when I get home. Thank you

@@16dbuse ooooo i wanna know if you got the secret version too!

Hah