This is why Radiohead kind of don't like Creep so much.
It's trite and formulaic, and nothing much like the rest of their stuff.
( , Wed 5 Jan 2022, 12:15, Reply)
It's trite and formulaic, and nothing much like the rest of their stuff.
( , Wed 5 Jan 2022, 12:15, Reply)
Not that old chestnut.
Moody rock band with intellectual pretentions resents biggest hit. Yawn.
( , Wed 5 Jan 2022, 20:32, Reply)
Moody rock band with intellectual pretentions resents biggest hit. Yawn.
( , Wed 5 Jan 2022, 20:32, Reply)
It's certainly formulaic,
but I wouldn't go so far as to call it trite. It is ultimately an excellent example of it's form, even if that form is unoriginal.
I got the feeling that Radiohead's distaste was more because of the overblown hype it got, at the expense of their other more interesting work, at a time when they were working hard to be not just another carbon copy indie band.
( , Wed 5 Jan 2022, 23:04, Reply)
but I wouldn't go so far as to call it trite. It is ultimately an excellent example of it's form, even if that form is unoriginal.
I got the feeling that Radiohead's distaste was more because of the overblown hype it got, at the expense of their other more interesting work, at a time when they were working hard to be not just another carbon copy indie band.
( , Wed 5 Jan 2022, 23:04, Reply)
They were perfectly happy to perform it the last time I work for them in Manchester...
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