Radiohead: The Stories Behind Every Song (Stories Behind the Songs)

and I would recommend to any Radiohead fan The books in this series partly give the stories behind the inspiration and recording of various artists' songs, but a lot of the text just describes the music as it sounds. This is an exceptional book nonetheless, and I would recommend to any Radiohead fan.. A Customer said 5 stars. In great shape. Perfect gift for a Radiohead fan!. Seth said Solid, Enjoyable Read for Radiohead Fans. If you are a serious fan of Radiohead, you should definitely get this book. I found it quite enjoyable to listen to the song corresponding to the section that I was reading. For the most part, it is very informative and provides a lot of Radiohead trivia. There is some speculation from the author, but it is clearly stated as such and is certainly outweighed by intervi

Now writer and musicologist James Doheny reveals the inside story behind every Radiohead song in a comprehensive and insightful book no true fan will want to be without.. With complex, haunting soundscapes and raw, soul-searching lyrics, Radiohead has blazed an uncompromising trail to become one of the most critically acclaimed, socially aware, and perennially popular rock acts in the world. Like such predecessors as Pink Floyd, U2, and REM, the band has maintained its underground cred even while residing at the heart of the popular mainstream

Originally trained in composition at the Royal Academy of Music in London, James has worked as a journalist for publications and broadcasters including the Times, Wired, and the BBC, and as a commentator for many others, including the Guardian, Time Out, and MTV. He has also provided marketing and management consultancy to major and independent record labels, worki

He has also provided marketing and management consultancy to major and independent record labels, working with artists such as Brian Eno, Aphex Twin, Sigur Rós, King Crimson, Philip Glass, and Ludovico Einaudi.. Originally trained in composition at the Royal Academy of Music in London, James has worked as a journalist for publications and broadcasters including the Times, Wired, and the BBC, and as a commentator for many others, including the Guardian, Time Out,