RodneyAjax wrote:

Logically the next song in that set should be Vienna Teng's "Passage".

 Murray wrote:
Tonight, it was only 5 songs since we heard the Gigamesh cover. Music search says there are currently 7(!) covers on RP. Maybe William will play them all in a row sometime…

Second cover of this song in the last four hours, and I'm not complaining. The Roy Markson cover and this one are both great.

Bonobo?

they're made out of meet

Approved Radiohead Cover

So full, holding all.

Not so far off from the original in mood and vibe and highlights the jazz undercurrents of Radiohead's work. Excellent stuff!

Strong Twin Peaks vibes :-)

…like if morphine and ringo had a really amazing baby together named “b chill max” and he just went about his day building/fading sax and drum lines. making excellent mischief.  

Great and diverse cover  really great drumming, will have to listen with headphones and might go +1 to 8 when I do.

LLRP

 damonlazer wrote:

And all those Radiohead covers he does : Knives Out, Exit Music, etc

 tichy wrote:

The steering wheel drumming in the car is going to be difficult for this one.

I was working in the basement, listening to RP on the bluetooth speaker. This came on and i realized this needed serious listening. Ran up to the 'big' stereo and tuned in with the WIIM.  Wow - this is so sonically satisfying!  Like
Bohren & der Club of Gore meets Radiohead.

Keep 'em coming William!

 DigitalJer wrote:



Then I asked her name, she said "It's
Salome Maloney, queen of the Ritz" (apologies to John Cooper Clarke, it  fits)


Lacquered in a beehive
Her barnet didn't budge
Wet-look lips, she smiled as sweet as fudge
She had a number on her back
And sequins on her tits
The sartorial requirements
For females in the Ritz

He was complete with spats and tails
A Douglas Fairbanks moustache
Dirty fingernails
Whose snide innuendo was as subtle as the blitz
Waltzed off with Salome in his greasy little mitts

Standing in the dandruff light
Trying to get pissed
Amongst the headlice, Old Spice, Brut and Body Mist
How can she be seen dead
Dancing with that tit
Her being Salome, el supremo of the Ritz

Tables flew, bottles broke
The bouncers shouted "lumber"
The dummy got too chummy
In a Bing Crosby number
The bouncers said it's suicide
Trying to get your mitts
On Salome Maloney, the queen of the Ritz

When the ambulances came
She was lying on the deck
She'd fell off her stiletto heels
And broke her fucking neck
The band threw down their instruments
The management threw fits
She's dead. She don't bring the business to the Ritz

The Over Twenty-Ones night said it was a shame
The Divorcee Club will never be the same
Joe Loss killed himself and Vic Sylvester quit
When the death dance drama did away with the Ritz
When the last waltz withered
And the quickstep stopped
The ladies' excuse-me was permanently blocked
And now Mecca make a living
Selling little bits
Of Salome Maloney
In the wreckage of the Ritz


Now that would make a great Film Noir.

 MassivRuss wrote:
Enlightening perspective - thanks

Cover of Radiohead trash is still trash.

This will be the soundtrack for my film noir

He walked in to the smokey basement bar, hat tipped to the side, gave the room a good once over.
He said, "hey dame, can I buy ya a drink?"
She snuffed out her cigarette out and said, "don't do me any favours, bub"

As it turns out - my LIFE is a film noir...

Lacks the visceral bleakness of the original, although I was feeling pretty bleak when Kid A came out, I used to listen to it very, very loudly in the car on my way to a really shit job. It really set me up for a day of missery.
Kid A is still the greatest thing Radio Head ever did IMHO.
Maybe I'm too old to feel that bleak anymore. 
As you were.  

Awsome drumming, reminds me of the movie "whiplash"...

NINE!

Makes me remember the Homeland series....

Love it

8

Three PSDs in a row lead me here, finally, to this lovely, wavering ramble.

 None of the musicians or producers had a hand in Bowie's Blackstar. Could'a fooled me. 

Massive Attack meets Kokoroko

 kcar wrote:


hehe, even though I like most of his warble-songs, that is so funny. 

Real Blackstar vibes - enjoying this one more every time I hear it.

That drumming. Wow!

To be fair, I'm not a drummer anyway. But I can't even imagine being able to play this with my hands. What's going on in your head? 

Preston Stephens (Peezy) is the phenomenal drummer.

 damonlazer wrote:
Blessedly, mercifully without Thom Yorke's warble-angst.

 MassivRuss wrote: A. Men.

So it's not just that we have to endure a Radiohead track every single day for more than four years, but now we have to endure covers of Radiohead songs. Even just one day without a Radiohead song or cover would be a step forward here on Radiohead Paradise.

So this is what animal gets up to these days.

thought it was go go penguin for few seconds

 steba63 wrote: 

Just a awful as the original

Interesting and enjoyable version of this song. After this, you teased an upcoming feature to RP. I am looking forward to whatever it is. 

Instrumental jazz Radiohead cover--I like it!

Now maybe add Brad Mehldau's "Paranoid Android" to the playlist?

I like it!

Now, can we please have some Badbadnotgood? 

First thougt it was David Bowie. Lazarus. Needed some time to realise it is not. Good however👍