Radiohead - Give Up the Ghost (From the Basement)

Produced and Mixed by Nigel Godrich
Directed and Edited by Vern Moen
Sound Engineer: Darrell Thorpe
Recording Assistant: Drew Brown
Directory of Photography: Daniel Landin
Producers: James Chads, Dilly Gent, Nigel Godrich, John Woollcombe
Drums: Clive Deamer
Brass: Noel Langley, Yazz Ahmed, Clare Moss, Trevor Mires, Owen Marshall, Ben Castle, Phil Todd

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[aydenjenkins]

Radiohead: gives one of the greatest performances of all time
Thom: "Please tell me that sounded alright"

[Artem.Chugunov]

Radiohead From the Basement is the best thing that happened in the music industry.

[matiasrquiroga]

"Please tell me that sounded alright"

[joshhogan]

Such an underrated masterpiece. One of their best

[twochordcool]

It's official - they are the G.O.A.T.
And I feel REALLY sorry for people that don't get / can't feel Radiohead!

[MauricioBonilla]

“Coughing boy, you’d better leave the room for this one “

[patrickrasmussen]

My beloved dog Mazzy, the best friend I'll ever have, passed peacefully in her sleep, at home in her bed last night, after a long battle with cancer, diabetes, you name it. This is the very worst day of my life. It's too painful. I battled with her to the very end and drained all money I'd saved and then some, in so doing. She was THAT special, and much, much more. Her value and importance was limitless.

It's very easy for me to imagine that the primary lyrics to this song are her talking to me with love and acceptance for all we've had together, and all we never will, and the repeating lyrics are me talking to her in the fear/sorrow of this very moment in time.

Thank you Radiohead for constructing the absolute perfect song for us in this, our saddest times.

[vicm]

I think I've had my fill. I want that on my headstone.

[harrysakz]

It’s difficult to describe what Radiohead’s music means to me. I have this ridiculous feeling that they’re only making music for my soul; it’s as if I’m so connected that nobody could possibly feel what I feel.

[leanajohns]

Radiohead is my therapy. And this is a masterpiece. I watch it regularly. Thom you have the voice of an angel and your music is like a big, healing hug. I’ve been a fan for over 30 years.

[TylerofIndy]

Come back, Radiohead... We need you NOW more than ever...

[berkayozgenn]

HOLY HELL ALL OF KING OF THE LIMBS SONGS FROM THE BASEMENT ARE BEING UPLOADED ONE BY ONE

[lisafreeman]

We're sitting here, deciding when to put our dear old cat down. He's the best. Dying of cancer. People who know him are coming over & saying goodbye. I heard this song for the first time last night, and it just broke me. Damn you Thom and your beautiful music.

[kevinmonahan]

A vocal masterpiece. If that doesn't move you, nothing will

[renata]

I'm spending one more night crying while listening to Radiohead songs

[cjameswhite]

This is like the sun coming up. God I love these guys.

[Glizzy_Lebowski]

My wife took her life 8 months ago. This is helping me process it. Thank you.

[OfficialMyxomatosis]

For those confused and posting incorrect lyrics Thom sings, *"Don't hurt me, don't HAUNT me"*
I've watched him sing this multiple times in multiple places. I read lips and have the album.
Happy days ahead 😊

[thisistheglasshouse]

One of the most vocal dependant songs here. Such a different vibe from anything else on The King Of Limbs (except maybe Codex). Another great example of the band using the most basic of motifs and creating something as beautiful as this.

[carsonthompson]

That’s the power of good audio engineering honestly