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In July 2005 a copy sold on Ebay in the US for $182.50, certainly no higher than its value in the period 1997-2000, suggesting that the market for Radiohead memorabilia is stable to dormant. |
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In July 2005 a copy sold on Ebay in the US for $182.50, certainly no higher than its value in the period 1997-2000, suggesting that the market for Radiohead memorabilia is stable to dormant. |
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'Prove Yourself' was the strongest song save from Creep shown on Pablo Honey, with U2- esque chord changes and unvarnished emotional vocals. |
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'Prove Yourself' was the strongest song save from Creep shown on Pablo Honey, with U2- esque chord changes and unvarnished emotional vocals. |
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Stupid Car is a slower song, almost a ballad, and the first of many dealing with Yorke's distrust of vehicles since he and his girlfriend Rachael were involved in a university car crash. See also Killer Cars. |
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Stupid Car is a slower song, almost a ballad, and the first of many dealing with Yorke's distrust of vehicles since he and his girlfriend Rachael were involved in a university car crash. See also Killer Cars, linked by its lyrical themes. |
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In July 2005 a copy sold on Ebay in the US for $182.50, certainly no higher than its value in the period 1997-2000, suggesting that the market for Radiohead memorabilia is stable to dormant.
'Prove Yourself' was the strongest song save from Creep shown on Pablo Honey, with U2- esque chord changes and unvarnished emotional vocals.
Stupid Car is a slower song, almost a ballad, and the first of many dealing with Yorke's distrust of vehicles since he and his girlfriend Rachael were involved in a university car crash. See also Killer Cars, linked by its lyrical themes.
