Ed O’Brien was excited about a possible Radiohead comeback, but without giving too many expectations
the guitarist Ed O’Brien discussed what are the future plans of the radioheadBritish alternative rock band, during an interview with The Line-Up Podcastand answered whether the group plans to return to active duty.
“It might happen, but the other thing is… it might not,” stated the musician. “And does it matter?” At another point in the interview, O’Brien made it clear to the fans: “There is no radiohead at the time.”
“There’s a truth to what we do. So we’re not going to be one of those bands that get together for the big payday, just for the money,” continued the artist. “The thing with the radiohead, we could do something in a few years. We may not. But it has to be five people saying, ‘I really want to do this again with you.’ arrive and have different experiences. This must be allowed and encouraged.”
Although Ed O’Brien didn’t give many details about a possible comeback of the group, he also hinted at how the band could play again: “We love each other. We’re brothers. We’ll probably make songs together [novamente].”
It may not happen. I’m sure it will. I’m almost sure. But you also need to be able to be okay with the possibility that it won’t happen.
Childish Gambino Compares Own Album To Radiohead: ‘Classic’
Childish Gambinoalso known as Donald Glovercompared disk Because the Internet (2013) with OK Computer (1997). When interviewing for Interview Magazine (via NME), actor and singer called the project itself a “classic.”
the first disc Glover, camp(2011), did not receive a positive critical response, which left him more motivated for the next songs: “[Camp] allowed me to do Because the Internetwhich proved to be a classic.”
“And the OK Computer of rap,” he continued. It’s prescient in tonality and subject matter, and hugely influential. I know no one will recognize it until I die, but it’s the truth.”
second disc of radiohead was critically acclaimed and featured some of the hits from the band led by Thom Yorkesuch as “Paranoid Android,” “Karma Police” and “No Surprises.” OK Computer was re-released in 2017, with remastered versions and discarded tracks.
In addition to comparison, Donald justified himself for not liking interviews: “Part of it is because the questions are always the same. [entrevistando a si próprio]I can talk about subjects that I’m not usually asked about.”
Last release as Childish Gambino he was 3.15.20 (2020), and the rapper promised new tracks soon in conversation with Jimmy Kimmel: “I’m making a lot of music and loving the process. It’s about experiencing it at this point.”
Source: Rollingstone
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