Radiohead - Follow Me Around (Pawel Osmolski Version)

After the release of some previously unreleased material in OKNOTOK, this is now probably the oldest and best known “lost song” by Radiohead.

It is known that the band attempted to record it in both the OK Computer and in the Kid A/Amnesiac sessions, but wasn’t satisfied with the results. The first (and to date only) “official” recording of the song was in the documentary “Meeting People is Easy” from 1998, showing the band playing it in a soundcheck in Fukuoka, Japan.

Pawel Osmolski, released on the Internet a long time ago, ‘Big Ideas (Don’t Get Any)’ and ‘Follow Me Around’, using Thom Yorke’s vocals and guitar and simply adding the other instruments himself.

This video is an excerpt from: The Echelon Effect, I don't own it, but I love the result.

[FILIPOSCAR]

Pawel here, thank you for the post. This reworking takes me back. Love the choice of video, especially with the lyrics and radiohead style font. Perfect!

[bobbykbobette]

His studio "re-imaginings" were stunning back in the day.

[luismanzoli]

i dont understand how this video doesnt have at least 1M views... great job man!

[jrsindone]

That being said, I prefer this version much more. It's much more fleshed out, kudos Pawel Osmolski.

[Htheorphanarian]

Sounds great. Wish they would've gone full throttle with this

[Iljaedwards]

I prefer this over the new Radiohead version.