I was right to always think their music was annoying.
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fuck. i dont understand how someone who writes such vulnerable songs could be so fucking emphatic about a god damn genocide? like ????
Propaganda
bloody wanker :ukkk:
Radiohead is the Neil Degrasse Tyson of music
sigh I think this is real. I really love The Bends and Ok Computer. What a stupid, stupid decision. I don't even get it. You have to be so far up your ass to look at something like this and say "you know what, I should make a statement on this, people really value my opinion" wtf no, just shut the fuck up. "Israel" is killing a whole culture, protests are happening all around the globe, 95% of the world voted for a ceasefire. Even if you go off just statistics, siding with "Israel" is an awful choice.
i mean the situation is so horrific that they can't avoid making a statement. choosing to play a show in tel aviv in the face of protesting fans would not be apolitical.
I'm going to have to listen to some of these bands to remind me what songs they wrote
Never liked Thom Yorke or Radiohead, I just like that one song "No Surprises". His position on Palestine is not surprising though, I remember reading an interview he did along side Howard Zinn. Zinn said that Artists have a duty to be political, while Yorke says it's not his job. I also remember him being a big fan of the 80s-90s comedy show "Married with Children", anyone remember that show, knows how misogynistic it is. Has Yorke fully turned into a bitter old Anglo like Morrissey yet?
Two of the biggest zionists I used to be friends with are big Radiohead fans, welp
What is that? Like some old timey Gen-X band?
I saw Colin playing with Nick Cave a few months ago and it was awesome, I hope he doesn't share the same opinions because him and Nick were cool
Holy fuck, he literally did the iT's cOmpLiCateD thing on Palestine lmfao