How Radiohead Changed Music

Summary

This video script chronicles the evolution of the band Radiohead, from their formation at Abingdon School in 1985 to their status as one of the greatest bands of all time. Initially named On a Friday, they struggled in their early days but gained traction with their breakout hit 'Creep.' Their subsequent albums, particularly 'OK Computer,' marked a shift towards critical acclaim and commercial success. As they experimented with new sounds in albums like 'Kid A' and 'In Rainbows,' Radiohead became a pioneer in the music industry, embracing innovative release strategies and solidifying their legacy through continuous artistic exploration.

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Q & A

What year was Radiohead formed and where?

Radiohead was formed in 1985 at Abingdon School in Oxfordshire, England.

What was the original name of the band before they became Radiohead?

The band was originally named On a Friday.

Who were the members of Radiohead and what instruments did they play?

The members included Thom Yorke (guitar and vocals), Colin Greenwood (bass), Jonny Greenwood (multi-instrumentalist), Ed O’Brien (guitar), and Phil Selway (drums).

Which bands influenced Radiohead in their early days?

They were influenced by bands like Joy Division, R.E.M., U2, and the Smiths.

What significant event happened during the recording of the song 'Creep'?

The band recorded 'Creep' in one take, not realizing they were being recorded and thinking they were just rehearsing.

Why was 'Creep' initially not a success in the UK?

'Creep' was not played by BBC Radio 1 because they found the song too depressing.

How did the album *Pablo Honey* perform commercially and critically?

*Pablo Honey* received moderate critical praise but was commercially successful, especially in the United States.

What characterized Radiohead's album *OK Computer*?

*OK Computer* was both a commercial and critical success, regarded as an instant classic and one of the greatest albums of all time.

What was unique about the release strategy for *In Rainbows*?

*In Rainbows* was released as a 'pay what you want' download directly from their website, which was a novel approach at the time.

What impact did the collapse of the roof at Downsview Park have on Radiohead?

The collapse resulted in the tragic death of their drum technician, Scott Johnson, and injured three other staff members.

What notable marketing strategy did Radiohead employ before the release of their ninth album?

They sent cards with lyrics from a new song to fans and deleted all content from their website and social media profiles to create buzz.