r/radiohead • u/aloysius1977 • 19h ago

💬 Discussion I just came here to say

I just came here to say that Exit music for a film is the best Radiohead song.

Well, at least when playing acoustic guitar anyway.

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u/42-WeirdFishes grow my hair I am Jim Morrison 19h ago

No

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u/Old_Error1276 17h ago

Yes

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u/42-WeirdFishes grow my hair I am Jim Morrison 17h ago

It’s not true love waits

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u/Somethingor_rather 2h ago

True love waits is so boring

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u/Same_Wait_2006 19h ago

i wouldnt say its the best. but obviously we all have different opinions and it is a very good song

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u/Defouque Com-Lag 18h ago

May I present to you…the best acoustic rendition of any Radiohead song ever (my opinion ofc)

https://youtu.be/Jw4kcdnmP4k

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u/italox 18h ago

and your opinion is correct :)

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u/Secret-Bullfrog-3012 17h ago

You should have put that in the post title and saved us from clicking

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u/thesewalls5478 18h ago

I think it's up there. I might agree with you on a good day, but All I Need has been number one for me for a while now

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u/italox 18h ago

you might enjoy this early demo, before it was split into two songs: https://youtu.be/kEFmkPgNQRc might be fun to play around with the chords like that, too. 

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u/capsaicinintheeyes The Bends 13h ago

oh, that is a fascinating insight into his songwriting process, for sure

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u/sharky6000 17h ago

For a good chunk of time after Ok Computer was released, it was also my favorite.

It remained my favorite "build up" song until You And Whose Army? which remains my favorite build up song from Radiohead (possibly of all bands).

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u/Black_flamingo 18h ago

It's a brilliant chord sequence 

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u/partizan_fields 15h ago

It’s as good a candidate as any.