"Yesterday I woke up, rolling a lemon."

@joeymolten

14 күн бұрын

Roll-Ing-A-Lem-On

@freez2e-ww8jo

14 күн бұрын

🤣🤣🤣

@boidinktwistie4389

10 күн бұрын

was absolutely expecting this

On the off chance Thom sees this, your lyrics and your music have assured me that I am not alone in feeling the world is at once beautiful, terrifying, and absurd. You elucidate with such simple yet poignant elegance what so many of us cannot, and lift us above the labyrinth to see what lies around us and beyond. Thank you for sharing your talents, your vulnerability, and your ability to define the ineffable mesh we all coexist within. Love, Aimee.

@amynow

28 күн бұрын

that’s beautifully put 🩵🩵🩵

@vincedoc

28 күн бұрын

Beautifully put. X

@vincedoc

28 күн бұрын

@@amynowgreat minds (see below) :)

@HandsomeSukuna

28 күн бұрын

Ayoo

@spaghettilover2156

28 күн бұрын

Aimee, thank you for describing that precisely.

This reminds me of that old saying: "When life rolls you lemons down museum stairs, you retreat into the bedroom resembling a backstage thrift store in a state of panic, & curl up into fetal position so you can hide inside of the same cardboard box twice."

@MforMovesets

16 күн бұрын

Funny thing is: That might be exactly what the video means.

@patchouligirl7160

9 күн бұрын

😂😅😂

@TheEphemeralMammal

2 күн бұрын

Uphill. Both ways.

Thom's voice always goes great with strings.

@tiste4

23 күн бұрын

a genius

@EffectsofSalvia

23 күн бұрын

Haunting

This Thom Yorke guy is going places.

@oreomoon1998

5 күн бұрын

Maybe he'll even start a band someday

@ordinaryshiba

Күн бұрын

Yep, is currently planning to go places. Including New Zealand, Australia, Singapore and Japan.

This is how life feels. It is never quiet. Silence is what we need. Thank you, tomacito.

@reck0n3r

28 күн бұрын

"Every man whose business it is to think knows that he must for part of the day create about himself a pool of silence. But in that helter-skelter which we flatter by the name of civilization, the citizen performs the perilous business of government under the worst possible conditions. A faint recognition of this truth inspires the movement for a shorter work day, for longer vacations, for light, air, order, sunlight and dignity in factories and offices. But if the intellectual quality of our life is to be improved that is only the merest beginning. So long as so many jobs are an endless and, for the worker, an aimless routine, a kind of automatism using one set of muscles in one monotonous pattern, his whole life will tend towards an automatism using one set of muscles in one monotonous pattern, his whole life will tend towards an automatism in which nothing is particularly to be distinguished from anything else unless it is announced with a thunderclap. So long as he is physically imprisoned in crowds by day and even by night his attention will flicker and relax. It will not hold fast and define clearly where he is the victim of all sorts of pother, in a home which needs to be ventilated of its welter of drudgery, shrieking children, raucous assertions, indigestible food, bad air, and suffocating ornament. Occasionally perhaps we enter a building which is composed and spacious; we go to a theatre where modern stagecraft has cut away distraction, or go to sea, or into a quiet place, and we remember how cluttered, how capricious, how superfluous and clamorous is the ordinary urban life of our time. We learn to understand why our addled minds seize so little with precision, why they are caught up and tossed about in a kind of tarantella by headlines and catch-words, why so often they cannot tell things apart or discern identity in apparent differences." - Walter Lippmann, Public Opinion (1922)

@soundstation8343

28 күн бұрын

Tomacito... Español? Xd

@nerolives

28 күн бұрын

@@soundstation8343 creo kjsjdks

@reck0n3r

28 күн бұрын

"“Every man whose business it is to think knows that he must for part of the day create about himself a pool of silence. But in that helter-skelter which we flatter by the name of civilization, the citizen performs the perilous business of government under the worst possible conditions. A faint recognition of this truth inspires the movement for a shorter work day, for longer vacations, for light, air, order, sunlight and dignity in factories and offices. But if the intellectual quality of our life is to be improved that is only the merest beginning. So long as so many jobs are an endless and, for the worker, an aimless routine, a kind of automatism using one set of muscles in one monotonous pattern, his whole life will tend towards an automatism using one set of muscles in one monotonous pattern, his whole life will tend towards an automatism in which nothing is particularly to be distinguished from anything else unless it is announced with a thunderclap. So long as he is physically imprisoned in crowds by day and even by night his attention will flicker and relax. It will not hold fast and define clearly where he is the victim of all sorts of pother, in a home which needs to be ventilated of its welter of drudgery, shrieking children, raucous assertions, indigestible food, bad air, and suffocating ornament. Occasionally perhaps we enter a building which is composed and spacious; we go to a theatre where modern stagecraft has cut away distraction, or go to sea, or into a quiet place, and we remember how cluttered, how capricious, how superfluous and clamorous is the ordinary urban life of our time. We learn to understand why our addled minds seize so little with precision, why they are caught up and tossed about in a kind of tarantella by headlines and catch-words, why so often they cannot tell things apart or discern identity in apparent differences.” ― Walter Lippmann, Public Opinion (1922)

@october1820

28 күн бұрын

@@soundstation8343 Un grande el Tomacito. Oe, Yo te vi en otro video de Radiohead!

Layered, complex, and beautiful. I can listen to the radio for hours and nothing grabs my attention. I hear a song like this and I connect with it immediately. Never stop, Thom. I've been listening since 1999.

@lo.Rsalfate

28 күн бұрын

What a great feeling when a song like this connects you

Thank you for reassuring me that someone else knows how this life feels.

@jamie.goodson

28 күн бұрын

Explain? I'm dumb and don't understand the song

@trevorbsmith716

25 күн бұрын

I assure you, you are most certainly not alone...

Thom must be living on about 3 hours sleep a night. 2 albums in 2 years. 2nd world tour in 2 years. Solo album Anima not long before that. Radiohead reforming next year. Man never stops.

@b33nz2

28 күн бұрын

ARE THEY REFORMING or r u just guessing pls i have to know LOL

@mstq._

28 күн бұрын

Please tell me abotu the reforming

@ARadioheadDeepDive

28 күн бұрын

2 albums in 2024 lol

@Fer-gn8ts

28 күн бұрын

Radiohead.. new song, 2025. New álbum, June 2026 Atoms for peace, new álbum, 2027. ✍️

@AmeliaInTheDaylight

28 күн бұрын

@@Fer-gn8tsthat’s absolutely not happening

So many artists that I loved sold out to pop and/or they got lazy - their music lost its magic. But Thom’s music just goes deeper, expands, grows more magical, and blooms with more beauty and mysticism. Like the best art and the best spirits, it gets better with age. I can return to his older music and find it all the more compelling and profound every time I listen. For the last 20+ years Thom’s voice has beckoned me in to the deep, to an enchanted universe where I have discovered the beauty of all things. Thom’s voice has always comforted me in my solitude, kindly affirming that I am not as alone as I feel, his words giving empathy, wisdom, spiritual guidance, and connection. Every new song is imbued with even more of the same, with ever evolving richness. I feel so fortunate that I to get to experience music and art in a time that Thom is here to bless us with his other worldly gift. And the fact that God put him on earth next to Johnny, et al. is enough proof for me that the most amazing, lovely, and powerful things in this world are certainly by intelligent design.

The fact that someone who dressed as Kurt Cobain and did the infamous MTV Beach House performance is the same person who made this, shows incredible growth as an artist.

1 - on a friday 2 - radiohead 3 - atoms for peace 4 - the smile

@onedone2011

29 күн бұрын

Nigel Timothy Godrich Ultraìsta Sampha Glasser Gambino Tidus

@pliozhkapliozhkapliozhkapl7414

28 күн бұрын

there also were Headless chickens

@richardjames1946

28 күн бұрын

Radiohead, the smile, and Thom York... can't thank you enough 💙🤍🖤💚

@MKFlameRunner

28 күн бұрын

Don't forget The Venus in Furs and Band Aid 20

@Vitor-oj8ow

28 күн бұрын

1234 - Thom Yorke

I’m so fascinated by this score tbh. A huge shift in style from thom. I’m so used to Jonny being the big orchestral score guy. I’m excited that thom continues to experiment and expand with his own capabilities as an artist. I’m telling you, the sky is the limit with this guy

@dragon-id5uj

12 күн бұрын

i thought he's been tinkering with this stuff for a decade plus. maybe my timeline was erased though

Thom Yorke really is the best Thom Yorke we have...

This is like listening to anxious music with my dad yelling over top of it. Unsettling. Wow.

i love you so much thom, you probably get this every day but your music changed my life

@MANKUB123

27 күн бұрын

King of the Castle

Refresh refresh refresh refresh.

@NoYoutubeName1

29 күн бұрын

Refreshments are downstairs, sir.

@mattanimation

28 күн бұрын

right-click, loop

@alexleighton7587

28 күн бұрын

Have an orange sir. 📦🧃

@begoodalwaysbegood9519

28 күн бұрын

Refresh lol in Jesus Christs name we pray amen.

@Nutsferatu

28 күн бұрын

Enhance

Thom is a musical genius…. With an incredible voice … and each new track is a fresh new joy!! ❤

oh my! i've just arrived to my house, with some cold feelings, so i bought some paracetamol and lemons for making a limonade... and arriving to my house, the lemons i bought falls on the ground... and then, i see this new video clip... it's impossible not to feeling tied to this...

I love music videos where the audio from the story happening on-screen seeps in. Reminds me of 90s music videos like Karmacoma by Massive Attack. Fantastic song as well. I will always be a fan of Thom Yorke.

@daskarmanghia

28 күн бұрын

Another good example is the video for Rabbit in Your Headlights. The ravings of the walker is such a big part of it.

@october1820

28 күн бұрын

@@daskarmanghia I love that song and the entire Psyence Fiction album so fucking much. Really got me through some rough times a long time ago.

@PaulC-Drums

28 күн бұрын

@@daskarmanghia Oh hell yeah. That’s the same director too, Jonathan Glazer.

Elio Germano + Thom Yorke = Perfection 🙌

@XavorD

17 күн бұрын

Elio Germano top... Fa parte della "nuova" scuola di attori imprescindibili... Lui, Favino, Mastrandrea, Giallini, Servillo, Accorsi... E mi sto tenendo stretto! Thom Yorke... Neanche mi metto a trovare altri come lui... Se penso ad un italiano che ha la stessa angoscia artistica dentro e la esprime penso a Manuel Agnelli. Ma è mezzanotte e 15 devo pensarci meglio...

Existence is ordinary until you stumble upon the art that Thom shares with us, and it pulverizes you. I wish I could immerse myself in his music, build a little house in the music, and stay there forever.

Thoms first solo album was amazing. Still listen to it often.

This movie must be a trip.

I love when Thom gives us new creations, 🥰💖thank you Sir 🙏. Miss his beautiful energy, so much in this musical age 😭

This song is so unique and really shows how Thom can keep pushing himself and making new and innovative music. The whole soundtrack is very cool. Love this and The Smile!

Absolutely gorgeous and heartbreakingly beautiful. Thank you so much for sharing this with us today ❤️ ❤️ ❤️

30년 전 그의 노래를 처음 듣던 순간을 기억합니다. 그의 음악은 변해왔지만 여전히 강렬하고 인상적이며 미칠것 같은 음악입니다. 도입부부터요.

This is how I see my dad... We're all just calmly looking and listening at what's happening with curiosity, but he doesn't, it gets him mad. I've heard him complain so much that I had to start ignoring what he's saying to protect myself from all that negativity, and now he's just like a muffled distant voice that get silenced because no matter how much he complains things won't change just because he complains about them, and so the cycle repeats, and I see i've lost him in this loop.

@dragon-id5uj

12 күн бұрын

poor guy, sounds like he needs someone to talk to. woops.

It's like running from the truth... It's brilliant!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Thom's music and words were made for this type of film experience. Bravo!

I obviously dont know what inspired the visuals and symbolism in this poignant piece, but personally Im seeing such strong references to Sisyphus, the neverending cycle of climbing up and being tumbled back down, but by what boulder? fears? depression? negativity? (Im so curious about what the mural at the top of the stairs is, anyone?) - I love the lemons as they immediately take me back to Everything in its Right Place. then theres the Amore and Paura (love, fear?) on the board, how many times do we ricochet between those two worlds? and perhaps the strongest visual of all that the lyrics place in my head are Escher's amazing piece "Ascending and Descending" , it almost feels like this song encapsulates the emotion of that Escherian space.. If we ever get out, do we still just end up being the everyday? like Sisyphus?

@littlewingart

28 күн бұрын

Did some googling and it seems the fresco on the wall is "The Meeting of Leo the Great and Attila" , and what I get from that after reading the context is that violence cannot be resolved into peace, and fear cannot subside to reach love, unless someone does something about it...?

@SLN850

28 күн бұрын

@@littlewingart I think you are right-the gentleman at the end of the pictorial narrative opted to close himself into a cardboard box than face up.

@TheUglyUnboxing

28 күн бұрын

The words on the blackboard are in Italian Under "Fear" it is listed: Gods State Law Dogmas Order And the guy you see in the video speaks in Italian. He says: "That's enough! I didn't do anything" That problem is a curse! I'm a very good person. Am I the problem? Shame on you!"

@littlewingart

28 күн бұрын

@@TheUglyUnboxing very interesting thank you for sharing those details!

@giuliabrasolin

24 күн бұрын

they are all references to the film! He stumbles across the scenery as a metaphor for his haunting memories of a lifetime.

Tom è l'unico vero artista rimasto ai giorni d'oggi...paragonabile a Mozart , Beethoven,Strauss ed altri di questo calibro..riescie a "prendere" dentro se stesso l'essenza dela musica,senza contaminazioni dall'esterno...vive dentro se stesso a contatto con la musica..ascolta ciò che passa ed ha la sensibilità di prenderlo e trasformarlo in suoni.. unico...tra molti anni ne sentiranno parlare ..

This guy is complaining about the lack of housekeeping and he is definitely right.

What a beautiful masterpiece once again Thom. Thank you so much for this one. 🙏

I can't watch without crying. And when I say crying, I mean full weeps. One love Thom 💚

@JapYoga

16 күн бұрын

Good art is cleansing

just yesterday was learning about Albert Camus absurd philosophy, Myth of Sisyphus. Thom's music is transcendental, his voice is like water washing away the illusions from the existence. it inspires me as a visual artist

How wonderful, music and film.

My heart of hearts goes out. No one should feel trapped by circumstances, driven to a box. I know the feeling. My heart is bleeding for this world. 😢

Excellent.....Thom is deeply in touch with the Universe. What a gift. It would be fantastic if Thom could throw a track in the up and coming DUNE Messiah.

❤❤❤ sounds great as always! Bravo!

absolutely beautiful, tysm for this :)

So busy! So glad!

A true musical genius....... Breathtaking journeys to the most beautiful symphonies..... Love it 👊😎🎤

Thank you Thom, soooo glad with this ❤

Much love from Malaysia! Glad to catch this within the hour of release~

Thomas Yorke's music us always serious and unusual

brilliant! thank you thom

❤❤❤Definitely looking forward to this as it's one of my absolute stand out favourites from the OST ❤️❤️❤️

Amazing movie (I live in Italy) enriched by Thom!

PERFECTOOO

Love love love. Thank you

wonderfull!!! from Esquel, Patagonia Argentina...

Una belleza tu voz y tu música, Thom. ❤

Thank you, Thom. I needed that.

Best music for broken people. Thanks

Always intriguing music and videos from Thom🎶🎵😎

Thank you Thom for being one of a kind! 👽💎💙🌠

His music transcends mere listening. It's a conversation with my soul, a language that speaks directly to the hidden corners of my being.

@tortuguea

28 күн бұрын

Calm down

@desert_holly

28 күн бұрын

Beautifully said. Theres nothing quite like Thom. I got lost in myself seeing him play at coachella during a hail storm some years ago - i didnt realize it was even happening

Do forgive me for preaching to the choir. I honestly don't mean to. Just need to get this off my chest: I find it hard to see Mr. Yorke as a musician, although he obviously is. To me, he's a total shaman. In fact, the most brillinat music shaman around. And his approach to channeling musical spirits never fails to fascinate. What a marvel of an instrument he is. Unspeakably grateful for him. Thom - thanks for choosing Earth.

as always a fantastic piece by Thom ...respect ..🙏🏾🥰..tq

Mindblowing ! Love, love, love this 🤍❤️🤍❤️

Thank you, Thom. You give the voices in my head company.

What a great song, beautiful

Masterpiece

That was very kind of you to share yourself...

Very happy to see Thom Yorke creating classical music

love it.

LOVE U THOM!!!

Legend as always, always you will be, always you will be our legend, i love you thom always you will be in our hearts ❤️❤️.

beautiful music 🥀

What is this precious thing? Love youuu Thom.

Oh god damn now i really got to watch that film. Thanks a lot Thom

My favorite song of the soundtrack. Thom’s talent is on a different level.

A true marvel !!! Admirably composed and superbly performed, as always. This song takes our minds into a truly surreal spiral, between complete incomprehension and fulgurances, between unease and enjoyment ...

Thank you for your music, for making this absurd life bearable for me

Thom Yorke and Italy ❤

Such a Yorkian narrative! Menaced by the intrusive view of the camera, terrified, he hides in the box. The next time, he is furious that this is happening to him, but he still has not ability to defy his persecutor.

и вот сижу я в коробке ... рефлексирую

Grazie Thom Grazie Thom 🔥🔥👍👍🇲🇾

Increíble la idea del video, teniendo que imaginar, sentir, qué es lo que le sucede al hombre. Me encanta, me encanta la voz

@luigilauro8482

21 күн бұрын

es una pelicula italiana, "Confidenza" de Luchetti

incredible

😢 awesome

Gracias Thom You did it again ❤

😮❤❤❤❤ heck yeah! Best news all day Hope you're having an awesome day

Nice to see how Thom's faith is growing over time. We're all growing together.

Masterful, stirring. This spoke to me on a physical level. Need to get this on vinyl, with a good pair of earphones and just be present. 💙 *Just pre-ordered the cream LP*. 💙

Thank you, Thom

Very nice 💙💙💙

I never thought that I would see it, but this is very close to a perfect rendition of every anxiety dream I have almost nightly ... I'm in a house/mall/structure that I don't recognize and every turn leads me to a smaller choice. I am always climbing, crouching, struggling to get to where I need to go. Inevitably I wake up out of breath and exhausted. It's fun being me.

Entropy. Living with a busy mind. Comfort, rest and clarity ignored. Fear. A world of memory and understanding through the material rather than the spiritual.

Bach, Mozart, Yorke ❤️

Nice song!

Magnificent!

Brilliant!

Gracias por tantos momentos maravillosos que me haces sentir ❤

great job bro! :з thanks

Daydreaming and rabbit in the highlines are here! Same story? Fkn love it! 🖤✨

So surreal to see it for the first time with all of yoy

Besides the obvious talent, Thom always pushes the envelope outside his own comfort zone, and definitely outside the comfort zone of his contemporaries. He is our hero when it comes to innovative composition (also Jonny Greenwood).