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Station · 30 songs

Radiohead

Radiohead from Creep to True Love Waits, introduced by a DJ who knows what's behind each record.

The Radiohead station follows the band from Creep, Fake Plastic Trees and Street Spirit through Paranoid Android, Karma Police and No Surprises, then Everything In Its Right Place, Idioteque, Pyramid Song, There, There, Weird Fishes, Reckoner, Lotus Flower, Daydreaming and True Love Waits. It moves from guitar songs like High and Dry and Just into the electronic textures of Idioteque and the piano of Pyramid Song, so you can hear the band's whole range in one station, across thirty songs.

It's for headphones, late nights, and anyone who wants to follow how the band kept changing. Before each song, your DJ gives a short intro drawn from a deep researched dossier on Radiohead, with checked facts and disputed stories flagged as disputed. The music dips while they talk, then comes back.

Artists on this station

Highlighted artists have a full researched story.

Tracklist

  1. 1Creep, Radiohead
  2. 2My Iron Lung, Radiohead
  3. 3High and Dry, Radiohead
  4. 4Fake Plastic Trees, Radiohead
  5. 5The Bends, Radiohead
  6. 6Just, Radiohead
  7. 7Street Spirit (Fade Out), Radiohead
  8. 8Airbag, Radiohead
  9. 9Paranoid Android, Radiohead
  10. 10Exit Music (For A Film), Radiohead
  11. 11Let Down, Radiohead
  12. 12Karma Police, Radiohead
  13. 13Lucky, Radiohead
  14. 14No Surprises, Radiohead
  15. 15Everything In Its Right Place, Radiohead
  16. 16How to Disappear Completely, Radiohead
  17. 17The National Anthem, Radiohead
  18. 18Idioteque, Radiohead
  19. 19Pyramid Song, Radiohead
  20. 20Knives Out, Radiohead
  21. 21There, There, Radiohead
  22. 222 + 2 = 5, Radiohead
  23. 23Weird Fishes, Radiohead
  24. 24Reckoner (By Clement Picon), Radiohead
  25. 25House of Cards, Radiohead
  26. 26Jigsaw Falling Into Place, Radiohead
  27. 27Lotus Flower, Radiohead
  28. 28Burn The Witch, Radiohead
  29. 29Daydreaming, Radiohead
  30. 30True Love Waits, Radiohead

The playlist lives on the Stationz FM YouTube channel, so it may change over time.

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