Little by Little (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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[chriscrews]

Under every Radiohead song it says, "most underrated song" or something similar.

[thisistheglasshouse]

The dynamic that Phil and Clive have are incredible. One plays a normal beat to keep the band anchored, and the other does some crazy syncopated shit to give the beat that added The King Of Limbs complexity. A bit like tug of war.

[BlakesFortune]

That grumbling tone of the guitar. One of my favourites. An underrated track.

[juliorrrey]

10 years of this album. Has aged very well.

[trevor]

One of Radiohead’s most underrated songs EVER!

[tomz]

Every instrument leads the other, yet none follow.

[TheSteevo]

Have you ever ACTUALLY considered how incredible this song is?

[GibbyBoy]

TKOL might not be everyone’s favourite album but you can’t deny some of the unreal music on it. This is the best example.

[CameraNostalgiaClub]

Wonder if they’ll ever release the basement as an album

[MrRenanMata]

My daughter is 13 days old and this is her favorite song already ❤

[RobertoHernandez-vmoy]

Ed is one of the most underrated guitarist of the world!!! This song won’t be the same without all the ambient constructed behind!!!

[toddkrajewski]

Thank god they are coming back soon. We need you.

[juniorcardoso]

This rhythm seems like "Baião", a regional music genre here in Brazil.

[KJT]

This BLOWS away the studio/album version.

[REGULARTRONIX]

I can listen to this song in two different phrasings and timings. Fucking genius. Like those Goosebumps book where you choose the ending. You can listen to this song whichever way you like. Of course, going with Thom's gestures divulges the true rhythm. I love it so.

[thebreakfastmenu]

The guitar in the chorus is so good that it hurts me to know I'll never write anything that good

[sgudir]

How many bands out there wish they had one drummer with that level of skill, subtlety and creativity, and radiohead go and get 2!!

[williamtaylor]

Not my favourite album, but feel this live session elevated it to a new level. Got the audio of this basement session back in 2011 at the end of high school and was totally obsessed. Every walk and commute I played it. Legendary imo.

[kendric_BUF]

Such an underrated album. Its in my rotating top 3 of theirs.

[kieranholyhead]

When the drum beat kicks back in after the bridge though..