Love how he phrased this. Like listening to sad music is embracing the truth of reality and not living in denial. But that doesn't mean life is sad, it just means that there are terrible truths about life that we can acknowledge yet still live anyway. Thom and gang's music comforts us, there, there, despite everything, true love waits. And that's optimistic.
True. One of the important things I've learned from this band is that while on the surface it focuses on melancholy or something depressing, it actually helps us face things in life easier. The more that we are aware of how deep sadness or pessimism can get, the more we can face it and confront our feelings.
What you guys are talking about is the turning point in the life of most of the truest artists... I think it comes to you in time by a lot of pain/sadness endured here on Earth with the other humans and their obscure system everyday. I just say that because I'm going through it at this very moment and it really feels like some kind of deeper understanding of oneself by considering himself as much important and equal as his exterior world ...that are perceived by his senses and which are making one and only! At a certain turning point in his life... I never thought this would happen to me and I just turned 40!! And now I realize that this same message has always been expresssd in about 95% of the music bands I had been listening too since ever... The lyrics of the poetry are the same, but their meaning is way clearer. According me, this proves that notes can talk to you without words and that all arts should be cherished forever as they are probably humankind's salvation no matter whats coming in the future... Light/Dark/Mask/ Mirror
@@supaidoruno4040 Personally, I think the main problem for the human race now is that the way to reach a better state of existence would be in giving instead of taking... And capitalism makes you take by using money. If you really consider it, why would you need to buy anything with money ...if you never gave away anything at the beginning??? 😶
@@GreyMan45762I don’t believe OP was labeling all life as tragic but rather recognizing that life is filled with tragedy along with many other wonderful and terrible things!
I mean, they’re my favorite band, but this is surprising to you guys? Their top hits are Creep, Exit Music, No Surprises, & Karma Police. That’s at least how the general public knows them, by those songs.
Give yourself some damn credit. If it wasn’t Radiohead you would’ve found another way to cope. Melodramatic. You would’ve made it through regardless because you’re more than likely stronger than you realize.
Music from Radiohead and Tom Yorke, They have help me to get out of my 25 years depression and to repairs myself and get forward. Thank you for all Tom
I agree with Thom... Radiohead is one the most incredible bands in the world I ever knew! And God I wish that ...when I AM sad, Radiohead's music will always be there and available for me to listen to!! And so I really wanted to say "THANK YOU!!!!!" for what Thom and his bandmates have been giving us through all the years!! ✌️❤
“The moment people stop listening to sad music, they don’t want to know anymore” ❤ Wow! Never thought of it that way. If we can no longer connect with the empathy within us, then we are indeed in trouble.
Apart from Thom’s insight, I dig the interviewers point as well: “Don’t think the fight doesn’t lead to optimism or a brighter future”. There’s value in trying than not trying at all.
Thom Yorke is an absolute legendary artist of all different times..,. He would have been good 2000 years ago and his music will be good still 2000 years from now
Ive noticed that fully allowing myself to feel the sadness and less comfortable feelings gives me more of an appreciation for the happiness and most beautiful things in life. I love music that acknowledges the sadness, pain, anxiety, and frustration in everyday life because it reminds me that I'm not alone and its okay to feel these things... its okay to not be okay sometimes.
Radiohead has never made me feel sad. It’s like they create a sad feeling that makes you feel at peace and calm. There are other bands that make sad music with the purpose of making you feel the sadness, and this optimism in RH is why they’re one of my favorites ever in any gente
People ask me a lot why I like so many “sad” songs, and until I’d gotten asked a few times I hadn’t ever thought of the songs I like as “sad”, they’re just beautiful songs. They’re the most cathartic songs to sing. I don’t listen to “Yesterday” when I want to cry, I listen to that song when I’m at peace and I want to sing along to something, when I feel open to falling into those deep, simple emotions. There’s such raw passion in sad music, I hear someone singing honestly and passionately. “Sad” doesn’t cross my mind, it’s just real
Yeah I always defend them because their music actually uplifts me. The soundscapes, minor modes, expressive, emotional singing. It makes you FEEL something. It’s the same with sad movies. They’re so loved because they make us feel SOMETHING in this apathetic, numb world.
Fake plastic trees is accutualy suprsingly optimistic Edit: I never said Fake plastic trees wasn't sad, I said it had optimisim. In it's lyrics it talks about "being the real thing" saying either there are a lot of fake people and she is a real pesron on she is just another fake person. It is very similar to creep(forgive me rh fans) but is shows different points. Creep is about a guy wanting a girl but he knows he isn't good enough for her. Fake plastic trees on the other hand, is about why she is worth it, why he is not just some simp. Also Fake plastic trees is sad and melancholy while street spirit is literaly about all this pressure building up on someone making them want to "fade out". I im trying to do is reprove the point that Thom made about how it can be sad but with a reason. Not a pointless whining. Edit: please don't argue with me, you can have your own interpretation to the songs as long as we agree that fake plastic trees is a great song
@@Mcperson823i wouldn’t consider street spirit to be a pessimistic song any more than fake plastic trees is. fake plastic trees is imo actually a bit more bleak than street spirit, and street spirit is a PRIME example of radiohead songs that seem pessimistic and quite needlessly dreary when in actuality they’re kinda like snapshots of overarching humanity. overflowing with misery and hopelessness, but also twice that amount in love. fake plastic trees feels more like a traditionally pessimistic “creep” type of song in that it’s a picture of a life that sees no good in itself. a song that almost pities, or regrets the love it’s been written in. really, it’s actually quite a similar song to street spirit, now that i’m thinking about it. the two songs almost feel like cousins.
Out of all Radiohead songs I DO feel that Fake Plastic Trees is one of their most depressing... but obviously the hope comes from the recognition that this isn't the real thing, that it's not real life and not real love. When you realize you're not going the right way, you can finally turn around.
They gave me immense succour. They still can. In the ninetees, they were as,or more important to me,than everyone and everything else. Literally. Profoundly important to me.
I use Radiohead when working out. I find it's good for reflection, and moving onward from my sadness or bad situations. It's the light at the break of dawn that's really in their music, but you have to endure the darkness to appreciate it. Everything is just a moment or momentary emotion, healthy people move on.
Music is a way to transmit feelings and emotions in a poetic way that isn’t able to be done through any other medium, and Radiohead just feels real and visceral and raw and that’s why I love them and so many people do
Radiohead was always about being real with your emotions. About facing how you feel and not pretending. It was always that for me. It's okay to be sad and not pretend all the time.
I find radiohead helps me confront complex or obscure emotions within me, which is something i do to move past them or just know them better. I dont see it as sad, it's just challenging. If you're not willing to look at your feelings properly then i think that leads to a less rich life expirience.
For alot of people I feel sad music can enlighten the mood when your sad but when you're happy it's not the mood anymore doesn't mean it's bad now, it could be your exit but If you're a overthinker sad songs may re enter you into a sad mood when your fine it just depends on the person.
Radiohead songs are deeply optimistic. Yes there are songs like Creep and Paranoid Android. But there's also True Love Waits and Reckoner and How To Disappear Completely. Their songs are more hopeful than sad. They are right around that point when bad things are in the past and good feelings are in the horizon.
i only started listening to radio head this year. i mean yeah, i knew creep, but i had no idea. i got hail to the theif and ok computer at the starvation army when i was taking a break from having a cell phone, and all i could do was wonder why i spent so much of my life not listening to radio head, so fn amazing!
Radiohead siempre será mi banda favorita, sin embargo ya no los escucho con tanta frecuencia. Volver a sus canciones cada cierto tiempo es como volver a enamorarse, aunque suene exagerado.
Radiohead, Modest Mouse, and The National were the first three bands to pop in my mind with his description of RH’s sound. the melancholy overtones give me sense of coming to grips with the thought that the inevitable IS coming for everyone eventually and there is no stopping it. which you could take as sad and depressing, which, it is a bitter pill to swallow, sure, but like the interviewer says that below the “sad” emotions it pulls out of us their is optimistic messages. it helps bear the day to day tasks we must do on this rock to just accept just how ‘real’ reality is.
that description of radiohead’s music resonates with me heavily and i haven’t been able to come up with the words to properly articulate to someone how much the entire aesthetic of their sound just speaks to my soul on a spiritual level.
We are all dealing with something. It’s not about trying to be perfect, it’s about accepting your faults. We all have them. Thats what Creep is about for me.
For so many people, music and emotions are binary: happy or sad. When I listen to Radiohead, I feel so much more than just happy or sad. Radiohead represents the complexities of emotion; the melancholic, the whimsical - the feeling of being lost in the isolated depths of a deep crevice that connects to my deepest fears, whilst simultaneously filling me with feelings of cosiness, wonder and fantasy. Radiohead challenges and gratifies me simultaneously. When I hear someone describe them as "depressing", I think to myself 'how depressing it must be, to have never experienced life or art beyond what's comfortable and easy'.
It's so weird that ever since discovering Pablo Honey I have not ever thought their music to be sad. Creep made me smile from the start. Old songs like Fake Plastic Trees fill me with peace. I get a feeling that I don't have to be anything else than just who I am. When Bends came out, I was in the military at 20 years old. I also was a metalhead. I hated every single day there, it's mandatory where I live. I tried to listen to metal songs, which had always made me feel brighter and better, but they lost their power during my service and it was really depressing. I also got dumped while I was there. Then I saw the High & Dry music video one day on the mess hall - it was like the sun would have illuminated my heart. That was really ironic considering what the song is all about. After I got out, it was Radiohead and Suede for me and life could not have been sweeter.
I had a severe mental breakdown and listened to NO music in 2 years whilst in hospital. Thom is sadly on point x (I did take joy from The Arsenal winning the F.A. Cup tho'👍)
this ones optimistic. this one went to market.
This one just came out of the swamp
This one drops a payload
Fodder for the animals
Living on animal farm
You can try the best you can...
@@critiqueeverything3297You can try the best you can, you can try the best you can
@@critiqueeverything3297 dam dam daram daram dam dam dam (guitar riff)
Love how he phrased this. Like listening to sad music is embracing the truth of reality and not living in denial. But that doesn't mean life is sad, it just means that there are terrible truths about life that we can acknowledge yet still live anyway. Thom and gang's music comforts us, there, there, despite everything, true love waits. And that's optimistic.
I see what you did there
True. One of the important things I've learned from this band is that while on the surface it focuses on melancholy or something depressing, it actually helps us face things in life easier. The more that we are aware of how deep sadness or pessimism can get, the more we can face it and confront our feelings.
Your comment is what makes me feel optimistic😊
What you guys are talking about is the turning point in the life of most of the truest artists... I think it comes to you in time by a lot of pain/sadness endured here on Earth with the other humans and their obscure system everyday. I just say that because I'm going through it at this very moment and it really feels like some kind of deeper understanding of oneself by considering himself as much important and equal as his exterior world ...that are perceived by his senses and which are making one and only! At a certain turning point in his life... I never thought this would happen to me and I just turned 40!! And now I realize that this same message has always been expresssd in about 95% of the music bands I had been listening too since ever... The lyrics of the poetry are the same, but their meaning is way clearer. According me, this proves that notes can talk to you without words and that all arts should be cherished forever as they are probably humankind's salvation no matter whats coming in the future...
Light/Dark/Mask/ Mirror
@@supaidoruno4040 Personally, I think the main problem for the human race now is that the way to reach a better state of existence would be in giving instead of taking... And capitalism makes you take by using money. If you really consider it, why would you need to buy anything with money ...if you never gave away anything at the beginning??? 😶
Radiohead are melancholic and procure a beautiful perspective to the tragedy of life. They transmute pain into beauty.
👍
Nicely said
Very eloquently stated.
Life is not a freakin tragedy guy. You can choose to stay that way though.
@@GreyMan45762I don’t believe OP was labeling all life as tragic but rather recognizing that life is filled with tragedy along with many other wonderful and terrible things!
Wow,I've never thought of Radiohead as "sad"...just self-aware. I'm really amazed this is the general opinion...it proves what he said.
Same
I mean, they’re my favorite band, but this is surprising to you guys? Their top hits are Creep, Exit Music, No Surprises, & Karma Police. That’s at least how the general public knows them, by those songs.
Imo loads of their songs are sad
Not sad but melancholic
"The moment people stop listening to sad music, they don't want to know anymore"
I'm gonna tattoo that
Please don’t
Please don’t. Just stop being a woke liberal
she is well documented conservative@@Edward-yq5oj
@@Edward-yq5ojPointlessly political
@@Ixe2077 Go take the knee for George Pink Floyd
I don't know if I would be here without Radiohead, they have got me through some seriously tough times over the years.
Me too.
Same here.
Give yourself some damn credit. If it wasn’t Radiohead you would’ve found another way to cope. Melodramatic. You would’ve made it through regardless because you’re more than likely stronger than you realize.
I've said that many times before. Their music got me through years and YEARS of tough stuff.
They may have helped but don't sell yourself short. You kept yourself here.
OMG! He is exactly right. This is why sad music is so beautiful. Where is the beauty without the tragedy? (William Shakespeare agrees).
i wish i could thumbs up your cute face
“Never trust a happy song” - Grouplove
laughs in KGLW. there is way more to life than feeling sorry for yourself.
That is absolutely right. The saddest music, the most meaningful keeps us listening. Street Spirit being on my list of the greatest of all time.
Music from Radiohead and Tom Yorke, They have help me to get out of my 25 years depression and to repairs myself and get forward. Thank you for all Tom
radiohead only kept me depressed for 20 years, rip bro
So true…. I feel the same… scary when people aren’t capable of feeling their emotions
thats all this band does lmao
I agree with Thom...
Radiohead is one the most incredible bands in the world I ever knew!
And God I wish that ...when I AM sad, Radiohead's music will always be there and available for me to listen to!!
And so I really wanted to say "THANK YOU!!!!!" for what Thom and his bandmates have been giving us through all the years!! ✌️❤
“The moment people stop listening to sad music, they don’t want to know anymore” ❤
Wow! Never thought of it that way. If we can no longer connect with the empathy within us, then we are indeed in trouble.
Apart from Thom’s insight, I dig the interviewers point as well: “Don’t think the fight doesn’t lead to optimism or a brighter future”. There’s value in trying than not trying at all.
Radiohead is badass.
why？
please tell me
@@user-og7fg2lo3k'cause their music is badass. they themselves are badass. everything they draw inspiration from is badass.
Thom Yorke is an absolute legendary artist of all different times..,. He would have been good 2000 years ago and his music will be good still 2000 years from now
100%
Thom, so simplistic yet so profound ❤❤❤
gotta love this man, one of the few famous people who address directly negative emotions and emotional problems
Ive noticed that fully allowing myself to feel the sadness and less comfortable feelings gives me more of an appreciation for the happiness and most beautiful things in life. I love music that acknowledges the sadness, pain, anxiety, and frustration in everyday life because it reminds me that I'm not alone and its okay to feel these things... its okay to not be okay sometimes.
I want to be where you're at.
Radiohead has never made me feel sad. It’s like they create a sad feeling that makes you feel at peace and calm. There are other bands that make sad music with the purpose of making you feel the sadness, and this optimism in RH is why they’re one of my favorites ever in any gente
Sad or rather melancholic music always helps me crawl out of the pit of despair into having joy again.
People ask me a lot why I like so many “sad” songs, and until I’d gotten asked a few times I hadn’t ever thought of the songs I like as “sad”, they’re just beautiful songs. They’re the most cathartic songs to sing. I don’t listen to “Yesterday” when I want to cry, I listen to that song when I’m at peace and I want to sing along to something, when I feel open to falling into those deep, simple emotions. There’s such raw passion in sad music, I hear someone singing honestly and passionately. “Sad” doesn’t cross my mind, it’s just real
Well put.
Yeah I always defend them because their music actually uplifts me. The soundscapes, minor modes, expressive, emotional singing. It makes you FEEL something. It’s the same with sad movies. They’re so loved because they make us feel SOMETHING in this apathetic, numb world.
And major modes too
I love Thom, one of my biggest heroes
Radiohead is one of my favorite bands!!!
Thom Yorke is so gorgeous especially in Fake Plastic Trees which is my favourite song and music videos!
Thom Yorke ... I admire you so deep ❤
That's true. The only time I ever start looking at Radiohead as "sad" is when I'm emotionally exhausted and don't want to "know" anymore.
Exactly
Team Radiohead are geniuses ❤
Poetic it works as a quote in whole. He is a great artist.
Fake plastic trees is accutualy suprsingly optimistic
Edit: I never said Fake plastic trees wasn't sad, I said it had optimisim. In it's lyrics it talks about "being the real thing" saying either there are a lot of fake people and she is a real pesron on she is just another fake person. It is very similar to creep(forgive me rh fans) but is shows different points. Creep is about a guy wanting a girl but he knows he isn't good enough for her. Fake plastic trees on the other hand, is about why she is worth it, why he is not just some simp. Also Fake plastic trees is sad and melancholy while street spirit is literaly about all this pressure building up on someone making them want to "fade out". I im trying to do is reprove the point that Thom made about how it can be sad but with a reason. Not a pointless whining.
Edit: please don't argue with me, you can have your own interpretation to the songs as long as we agree that fake plastic trees is a great song
why? I just got into The Bends and that one seemed one of the most pessimistic of the album
@@unacuentadeyoutube13 street spirit? Besides fake plastic trees compared to other songs is a breath of fresh air
@@Mcperson823i wouldn’t consider street spirit to be a pessimistic song any more than fake plastic trees is. fake plastic trees is imo actually a bit more bleak than street spirit, and street spirit is a PRIME example of radiohead songs that seem pessimistic and quite needlessly dreary when in actuality they’re kinda like snapshots of overarching humanity. overflowing with misery and hopelessness, but also twice that amount in love. fake plastic trees feels more like a traditionally pessimistic “creep” type of song in that it’s a picture of a life that sees no good in itself. a song that almost pities, or regrets the love it’s been written in. really, it’s actually quite a similar song to street spirit, now that i’m thinking about it. the two songs almost feel like cousins.
@@user-yj7cu5sk2wI made an edit just for you
Out of all Radiohead songs I DO feel that Fake Plastic Trees is one of their most depressing... but obviously the hope comes from the recognition that this isn't the real thing, that it's not real life and not real love. When you realize you're not going the right way, you can finally turn around.
Tom Yorke makes art out of music if you know about arts you can appreciate the the master pieces he can make!
I’m ALWAYS inspired by Radiohead
Me too❤
They gave me immense succour. They still can. In the ninetees, they were as,or more important to me,than everyone and everything else. Literally. Profoundly important to me.
I use Radiohead when working out. I find it's good for reflection, and moving onward from my sadness or bad situations. It's the light at the break of dawn that's really in their music, but you have to endure the darkness to appreciate it. Everything is just a moment or momentary emotion, healthy people move on.
I could not love Radiohead more than I do. Have ruined me for most other music. Everything they do is a masterpiece.
Thom deserves all the hugs :3
i listen to sad music to be happy, thanks Radiohead
Ваша музыка меня слезами очищает от дерьма и я снова готова жить❤
Music is a way to transmit feelings and emotions in a poetic way that isn’t able to be done through any other medium, and Radiohead just feels real and visceral and raw and that’s why I love them and so many people do
I listen to sad music to think and be on my personal zone
Love you Thom. You and your crew have been joining people through difficult times, giving them a bright spot in a world full of darkness.❤
Thom as usual on point abd sharp.
Always found their music uplifting actually ❤
Radiohead was always about being real with your emotions. About facing how you feel and not pretending. It was always that for me. It's okay to be sad and not pretend all the time.
I always felt the optimist and the art which is why they are and will always be my favourites ❤
Radiohead is bliss
Radiohead for life❤
Thom gives great eye contact as a live performer and is inspirational to his fans through his passion and joy alone
The moment you stop listening to sad music is the moment you stop embracing your own humanity
Dude, you couldn’t meet a more optimistic man. He knows exactly what’s going on.
Radiohead is about there being something more to life than just suffering and struggling
Radiohead is a really happy band.
I've never felt any songs sad, I always feel nostalgic and beautiful. It never makes me feel depressed, it makes me feel reassured and warm and happy.
The optimism of a brighter future and finding a better path usually only comes with a clear understanding of how lost we are in the first place.
The best you can is good enough!!
The beauty with many of their songs is they take you to a low point before building and rising with this hopeful energy
He s the best ❤
To be optimistic starts knowing where we are. Which kind of world we're living in. That's what these boys has showed us. Thanks god.❤❤❤
Street spirit suits my soul so well💚
and the part at 3.34 in paranoid android is pure bliss to hear...ahhhh aahhh ahhhh ahhhh ahhh...love that part
melancholy, the beauty of heartache, immeasurably deep, makes this love so clear ... i cried for her river, it lead to the sea
melancholy music makes me happy
I stopped listening to sad music when my only child died at the age of twenty-four. I don't want to know anymore.
how are you?
I'm glad you are here to post this. You are strong.
He is a great musician.The band is fabulous.
we've been blessed w A PIANO SESH
its perfect for eding my night ty for the peaceful vibes
Society is sad. Music is therapy. Through hard times, my choice of music is mostly grindcore and jazz 🫠
I find radiohead helps me confront complex or obscure emotions within me, which is something i do to move past them or just know them better. I dont see it as sad, it's just challenging. If you're not willing to look at your feelings properly then i think that leads to a less rich life expirience.
I fkn luv Radiohead I am sad music forever
i guess, the moment someone stops listening to sad music, is the saddest moment off all. because they are tired of knowing.
Toms the Greatest
For alot of people I feel sad music can enlighten the mood when your sad but when you're happy it's not the mood anymore doesn't mean it's bad now, it could be your exit but If you're a overthinker sad songs may re enter you into a sad mood when your fine it just depends on the person.
climbing up the walls. amazing song honestly
Radiohead is my silver linings playbook
Thom Yorke is the best
Radiohead songs are deeply optimistic. Yes there are songs like Creep and Paranoid Android. But there's also True Love Waits and Reckoner and How To Disappear Completely. Their songs are more hopeful than sad. They are right around that point when bad things are in the past and good feelings are in the horizon.
I love Thom Yorke so much
i only started listening to radio head this year. i mean yeah, i knew creep, but i had no idea. i got hail to the theif and ok computer at the starvation army when i was taking a break from having a cell phone, and all i could do was wonder why i spent so much of my life not listening to radio head, so fn amazing!
Pablo honey was one of the best albums of the 90s and 2000s.
Radiohead siempre será mi banda favorita, sin embargo ya no los escucho con tanta frecuencia. Volver a sus canciones cada cierto tiempo es como volver a enamorarse, aunque suene exagerado.
Radiohead, Modest Mouse, and The National were the first three bands to pop in my mind with his description of RH’s sound. the melancholy overtones give me sense of coming to grips with the thought that the inevitable IS coming for everyone eventually and there is no stopping it. which you could take as sad and depressing, which, it is a bitter pill to swallow, sure, but like the interviewer says that below the “sad” emotions it pulls out of us their is optimistic messages. it helps bear the day to day tasks we must do on this rock to just accept just how ‘real’ reality is.
Sud music makes me happy!
That's why I am listing Radiohead !
that description of radiohead’s music resonates with me heavily and i haven’t been able to come up with the words to properly articulate to someone how much the entire aesthetic of their sound just speaks to my soul on a spiritual level.
Radiohead was a huge influence in my music and younger days.
To me, Thom’s music doesn’t contain a lot of optimism. As a whole it contains a lot of realism, confessions, and searching. ❤
One of my all time favorite bands, hands down.
Beautifully put ,Thom! You too apple music guy!
Great band
fr
We are all dealing with something. It’s not about trying to be perfect, it’s about accepting your faults. We all have them. Thats what Creep is about for me.
This made my day. Radiohead makes music for cinematic moments of life.
Radiohead communicated with people. You can see it in the reactions of the audiences. Radiohead helps music do what it's designed to do.
That's why i love Steven Wilson. ❤
A great in the game of music.
Thoms super deep
He is my favorite of all time; I’m the happiest human I know and SAD MUSIC keeps me grounded; so hard to explain! I JUST ADORE HIMMMM
WE WANT YOU IN CONCERT !! Dear Radiohead !!! I don’t want to die without listen to you !!
For so many people, music and emotions are binary: happy or sad. When I listen to Radiohead, I feel so much more than just happy or sad. Radiohead represents the complexities of emotion; the melancholic, the whimsical - the feeling of being lost in the isolated depths of a deep crevice that connects to my deepest fears, whilst simultaneously filling me with feelings of cosiness, wonder and fantasy. Radiohead challenges and gratifies me simultaneously.
When I hear someone describe them as "depressing", I think to myself 'how depressing it must be, to have never experienced life or art beyond what's comfortable and easy'.
It's so weird that ever since discovering Pablo Honey I have not ever thought their music to be sad. Creep made me smile from the start. Old songs like Fake Plastic Trees fill me with peace. I get a feeling that I don't have to be anything else than just who I am.
When Bends came out, I was in the military at 20 years old. I also was a metalhead. I hated every single day there, it's mandatory where I live. I tried to listen to metal songs, which had always made me feel brighter and better, but they lost their power during my service and it was really depressing. I also got dumped while I was there. Then I saw the High & Dry music video one day on the mess hall - it was like the sun would have illuminated my heart. That was really ironic considering what the song is all about. After I got out, it was Radiohead and Suede for me and life could not have been sweeter.
I love Radiohead and im a VERY optimistic person 🎉
they are the music Fredrick Neitszche would listen to and recommend.
Truly my generations great musical artist.
I had a severe mental breakdown and listened to NO music in 2 years whilst in hospital.
Thom is sadly on point x
(I did take joy from The Arsenal
winning the F.A. Cup tho'👍)