SmartLess "Thom Yorke & Jonny Greenwood"
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Mar 21, 2022 
In this conversation, Thom Yorke, the enigmatic lead vocalist of Radiohead, and guitarist Jonny Greenwood share insights into their musical journey. They delve into the timeless anthem 'Creep' and its cultural impact, revealing behind-the-scenes stories. The duo reflects on navigating creativity, especially during the pandemic, and the influence of cinematic legends like Kubrick on their sound. Their camaraderie shines as they humorously discuss introducing music to their kids and the emotional connections that melodies foster.
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Ode to Sean Hayes
- Thom Yorke wrote You Will Never Work in Television Again.
- It's his ode to Sean Hayes.
Early Songwriting
- Thom Yorke recalls writing a song called Mushroom Cloud at age 11.
- He and Jonny Greenwood borrowed a four-track recorder and started experimenting with music together at Greenwood's mother's house.
Dreaming Songs
- Dreaming songs is often underwhelming compared to the perceived genius before waking up.
- Will Arnett tells a story about musicians who thought they had brilliant ideas on mushrooms, but the ideas turned out to be rubbish.