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Jonny Greenwood and Thom Yorke
Jonny Greenwood keeps 12 or 13 chickens a mile out of town, and the roosters sometimes start at three in the morning, in the dark.
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Paul Q Kolderie
Paul Q. Kolderie and Sean Slade first took “Creep” for a Scott Walker cover, because Thom Yorke introduced it as “our Scott Walker song”.
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Phil Selway
In six years before signing, On a Friday played seven or eight shows, and one of them was opening for Boney M.
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Phil Selway
A bit of a non-event at school, academically and at sport, Philip Selway found in a band something he did well enough to be told so.
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Radiohead
One of them bought the Strokes' first album for his 11-year-old nephew, but his wife saw the cover, so the nephew gets a tape.
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Radiohead on The Beat
Thom Yorke remembers Steve Wright's radio show doing its own “Creep” with the band as melodramatic schoolboys, and admits he set himself up.
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Radiohead
The Pixies were the first band all five agreed they would like to sound like, at a time when British music was a load of drivel.