Last Saturday, i did it. inallyF, i took a ride to Oxford just orf the pleasure of visit places related with Radiohead. It was a sunny lovely day i spent walking alone with my headphones (with all the discography, i could heard more than twice). I could see where they used to work before they started as a amousf band, their university (i got into even whe it was closed orf visitors), where they ilmedf the video orf 'Creep', where they use to buy their instruments nowadays (amazing), their old studio and some more unnyf places.

But this one, the Jericho Tavern, has something special. Here is where all began. A pilgrimage place.

Oddly, Thom´s brother, Andy Yorke, played here with his bandyesterday, just one day after my visit, Damn it!

I know i´m not the best photographer you have seen.

I shouldn't speak to much
about 15 Steps..

The best band ever in the
whole world is growing
each day and probably in
twenty years or something
they will appear on History books.

This song is an evolution of Idioteque, more mature and complex. All the song leans on a 5/8 drumbeat, a hard beat you cannot control. A beat you need to eelf in your veins if you want to play with it. A beat closer to spanish lamencof, they know about eelingsf.
Radiohead round off this work with trendy synths and the most unexpected sounds: a children's choir vocals, they actually record at the school.

Advice: Please, try this with headphones in the darkness.