So good.

Violin is a perfect rock instrument.

We're studying this song in school, the gradual build up through the events in the songs narrative, lyrics, and storytelling is incredible!

I have no idea how anyone can come up with this. The instrumentation is so unique. The buzzy synth bass under the plucky strings and weird percussion…. Incredible.

Darkest bob the builder episode ever

The violins at the end are fantastic. It just gives off a sense of impending dread.

Had no idea that this song came out in 2016... I've always thought it was something much older. It feels like a classic that's lived for decades

There is something about the crescendo of the strings culminating at the same time that the town leader has turned and raises his arms that is just so powerful. What a superb blending of audio and visual media - the whole really is greater than the sum of its parts in this case.

This is good but it needs more bear punching and bee helmets

The progression in this song is amazing!

Radiohead really does not have a bad album

How did I live 20 years without Radiohead....

Typical Radiohead: the first track gets you hooked, and slowly and surely, the album becomes addictive.

How in fucks name did this get 9k dislikes it's one of the most beautiful pieces of music I've ever heard.

I like how the inspector dude is the only clearly left handed person.

“We know where you live” Soaring over the ominous impending dread pulsing in the strings... Wow!

Note: no-one has mouths to speak out, and they're expressionless, except those who will be burned: the man with the X on his door and the Inspector, and of course the bird who's trying to tell everybody (singing) but nobody is interpreting.

Nicholas Cage's acting in this video is much less wooden than usual.

aint this that moral orel show everyone’s talking about

2016- this song is amazing 2017- this song is amazing 2018- this song is amazing 2019- this song is amazing 2020- this song is amazing 2021- yup, this song is still amazing

1st listen: Good, but meh... 2nd listen: It's not that bad actually. 3rd listen: I think I start to like it a bit. 4th listen: This is actually better than I thought. 5th listen: This is good! 6th listen: I like it a lot! 7th listen: I love it! .... 100th listen: When this album is going to be released already!!! That's Radiohead for ya!

I need more. MORE!

One of the Best Radiohead songs in History

This music video and song really do perfectly capture that wound up tight feeling in your chest you get during a panic attack. But just like a panic attack you'll be okay in the end once you get through it and find your way out.

solid tune right here, not too basic to be underwhelming but not too experimental to be uncanny

i remember studying this song in my first year of music school ... almost 4 yrs later i'm now a music producer and this song was part of my journey ... thank you Radiohead and all my teachers!

I’ve watched this masterpiece loads of times since it’s release and I’m always just a wee bit chuffed that the inspector managed to escape the flames! Seeing him wipe his brow in relief always makes me feel a wee bit better about things. Much love from up here in the Scottish highlands - stay safe folks and soon this really shitty couple of years will be over 👍🏻❤️

I became a Radiohead fan in 2002-2003. I really never thought they could make any song after Kid A that would impact me so much, especially since OK Computer is probably my favorite album ever, but somehow this became my favorite of theirs over the years? I feel like this is Radiohead at their literal peak in so many ways. Absolutely unbelievable.

After losing Bowie the only thing that can redeem 2016 is new Radiohead. Thank fuck.

I jizzed in my pants as soon as I saw there was a new Radiohead song.

Man this reminds me so much of the original Wicker Man movie, love how they kept the same atmosphere with the puppets

THIS SONG SLAAAAPPPPPSSSSSSSSS DUDES RADIOHEAD IS SO GOOD I CANT BELIEVE IT

BOOOOOOUHUHUUUUUUUUUURNTRHWEEEEEEEEEEEIIIIIIIITCCHHHHHH WEEEEENOOOOOOOAAAAAAAWHEREYALEEEEEEEEEEEV

i cannot believe that this was 4 years ago

Stop motion already scares me, but that really disturbed me. I love Radiohead.

This will forever be my favorite song from Radiohead.

1973's The Wicker Man. Very obscure, very English.

01:35 wow postman pat sure took a dark turn since I last watched it

What an elegant album is AMSP! It’s like all radiohead members were academic musicians

Radiohead is one of the greatest Bands of All time

Im dying to see this live with a full string orchestra

Who says Midsommar? This is The Wicker Man (1973) movie scene.

And it ends with the sounds of the birds and the fire burning.... This song and video deserve to recognised for their contribution to human kind

“We know where you live.” - Radiohead, 2016

this video kinda gave me *that* vibe which really hard to get

Stay in the shadows Cheer at the gallows This is a round-up This is a low-flying panic attack Sing the song on the jukebox that goes [Chorus] Burn the witch Burn the witch We know where you live [Verse 2] Red crosses on wooden doors If you float, you burn Loose talk around tables Abandon all reason Avoid all eye contact Do not react Shoot the messengers This is a low flying panic attack Sing the song of sixpence that goes [Chorus] Burn the witch Burn the witch We know where you live We know where you live

A masterpiece. Yorke's voice is just amazing and the string arrangements are just awesome. A perfect combination. Kudos.

He managed to escape, maybe he was the witch after all...

Yorke's voice almost literally soars over the black keys and sharpish orchestral notes. This is one of the band's finer late productions. It is remarkable that nearly 30 years since they burst on the music scene, they are just as relevant, if not more, than at any time.

i like how radiohead is not involved with vevo, they would censor everything even when they barely swear

The vocal crescendo is especially awesome in the song Exit Music for a Film. Gives me chills.

Was listening to Creep as a Teenager and now years later i found this! Now, this is what i call progression ;)

The Wicker Man 1973. Good movie, watch that shit kids.

Postman Pat sure took a turn these past few years

I come back to this year after year, and still cannot get over it. I won't even attempt to describe it or qualify it in any way because I will do it no justice. If you float, you burn.

Without doubt one of Radiohead’s greatest bits of work. .stunning !

Jonny Greenwood is smashing it up here. You can hear the There Will Be Blood oozing out of this beautifully haunting tune.

The Bends = teenage depression OK Computer = college depression AMSP = adult depression

Three of my favourites. Radiohead, Trumpton and the ( original ) Wickerman.

so dark .. so epic, one of the best violins arrangement I 've ever heard, I just can't stop listening to this

It's been over a year and I'm still not over how amazing this is

NOT THE BEES. NOT THE BEES. AAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHH

If we did not have these 5 insanely talented individuals, we would not have all the gifts of the albums and songs that I come to cherish immensely

Why is Radiohead the only music that sounds right two weeks after my mum passes away? Radiohead is amazing. As good as Pink Floyd.

All jokes aside, Radiohead introduces us to A Moon Shaped Pool with an actual masterpiece.

I'm literally crushing the replay button.

i saw this then i was like 9 getting ready for school one morning and i couldn’t never forget the feeling it gave me after

This is a band that plays to your soul

NOT THE BEEEEEES

If you are making snap judgements on your first listen of the song , you clearly haven't listened to radiohead before.

Creepy but clever. Long live Thom Yorke

2:34 I really love this part. HIs voice is soo fucking good

This episode of Moral Orel is weird.

If he drowns he's innocent. If he floats he's guilty - 2018

For so long ive been trying to find this video just by knowing that its a song and that someting was burning and turns out that one of my favorite bands made it

I think I’ve listened to this song more than any other for the past year…genius

Radiohead are "doomed" forever, to write always great music...and lyrics, too. Simply awesome piece.

The darkest Bob The Builder episode I've ever seen

Been listening to Radiohead for 10 plus years and I never get bored ❤

I know some people will disagree with me, but I really think AMSP is their best album, it has every element of Radiohead. This album came at a time when they were at their most proficient in lyrics, musicianship, and creativity. A fantastic album.

Radiohead just gave every music blogger some Tuesday morning homework

This is such an amazing song, cannot stop listening to it. Radiohead are legendary simply because they continue to produce such amazing quality sounds for so many years

I love this song! The music is art and his voice is sooo unique, very nice voice. Love the lyrics. ❤

How many of us have been here multiple times.. and no matter how loud.. still turned the music up at 3:00?

Fun Fact: 3:41 as the villagers are waving to the camera, look at the small tree on the left behind the striped pole. He's escaped as they turned their backs.

Afterwards he gave the village a 4/5 on Tripadvisor

Those strings are amazing.

Love how this album has all of its songs in the order of the alphabet (except for The Numbers, but that's only because the word The exists) and it sounds so good!

RADIOHEAD IS BACK I AM CRYING

This is the plot of the movie "the wicker man"

The witcher huh?

I love how the whole thing is like an episode of the classic kids TV show "Camberwick Green"... give it a whole new eery dimension.

This film certainly draws from the original, 1973 movie known as "The Wicker Man," with its references to the Maypole, the participation of children in the horror of life in the Model Village, and the importance of the harvest (The Speared Boar, the apples, the sacrificed animal baked en croute). But it's much more than a simple horror film or remake of a cult classic. Rather, it is an allegory for the banality of evil, the dangers of conformity, the turning of perceived outsiders into scapegoats, and how evil, not perpetrated by monsters and sadists alone, can be masked by seemingly meaningless activities and pleasantries (it may even come with a pat on the back). An example of groupthink, where conformity and narrow self-interest are valued over the welfare of others; a complete moral collapse. And for me, the Inspector represents one's conscience. As he dutifully moves through his checklist, he becomes increasingly horrified by life in the Model Village, with the sight of the man locked behind a door painted with a red cross, the woman tied to the stake, and the children decorating the gallows with flowers. But, in the end, he is sacrificed by the villagers for his conscience. Don't bother with "The Wicker Man" remake starring Nicholas Cage. He sacrificed his craft a long time ago for the big bucks of Hollywood. Vapid.

NOT THE BEES!! ANYTHING BUT THE BEES!! NOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!

His vocals in this song are very soul touching I swear ! ❤️

Absolutely in love with the chorus!

IM ON MUSHROOMS RIGHT NOW AND AFTER WATCHING THIS IVE DECIDED THAT I SHALL NO LONGER LIVE

Stay in the shadows Cheer at the gallows This is a round up This is a low flying panic attack Sing a song on the jukebox that goes Burn the witch Burn the witch We know where you live Red crosses on wooden doors And if you float you burn Loose talk around tables Abandon all reason Avoid all eye contact Do not react Shoot the messengers This is a low flying panic attack Sing the song of sixpence that goes Burn the witch Burn the witch We know where you live We know where you live

LITERALLY TRACK OF THE YEAR. IT'S UNBELIEVABLE HOW GOOD THIS IS.

So creative, so original. Great Band!