Roll-Ing-A-Lem-On

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that’s beautifully put 🩵🩵🩵

Beautifully put. X

@@amynowgreat minds (see below) :)

Ayoo

Aimee, thank you for describing that precisely.

a genius

Haunting

What a great feeling when a song like this connects you

"Every man whose business it is to think knows that he must for part of the day create about himself a pool of silence. But in that helter-skelter which we flatter by the name of civilization, the citizen performs the perilous business of government under the worst possible conditions. A faint recognition of this truth inspires the movement for a shorter work day, for longer vacations, for light, air, order, sunlight and dignity in factories and offices. But if the intellectual quality of our life is to be improved that is only the merest beginning. So long as so many jobs are an endless and, for the worker, an aimless routine, a kind of automatism using one set of muscles in one monotonous pattern, his whole life will tend towards an automatism using one set of muscles in one monotonous pattern, his whole life will tend towards an automatism in which nothing is particularly to be distinguished from anything else unless it is announced with a thunderclap. So long as he is physically imprisoned in crowds by day and even by night his attention will flicker and relax. It will not hold fast and define clearly where he is the victim of all sorts of pother, in a home which needs to be ventilated of its welter of drudgery, shrieking children, raucous assertions, indigestible food, bad air, and suffocating ornament. Occasionally perhaps we enter a building which is composed and spacious; we go to a theatre where modern stagecraft has cut away distraction, or go to sea, or into a quiet place, and we remember how cluttered, how capricious, how superfluous and clamorous is the ordinary urban life of our time. We learn to understand why our addled minds seize so little with precision, why they are caught up and tossed about in a kind of tarantella by headlines and catch-words, why so often they cannot tell things apart or discern identity in apparent differences." - Walter Lippmann, Public Opinion (1922)

Tomacito... Español? Xd

@@soundstation8343 creo kjsjdks

"“Every man whose business it is to think knows that he must for part of the day create about himself a pool of silence. But in that helter-skelter which we flatter by the name of civilization, the citizen performs the perilous business of government under the worst possible conditions. A faint recognition of this truth inspires the movement for a shorter work day, for longer vacations, for light, air, order, sunlight and dignity in factories and offices. But if the intellectual quality of our life is to be improved that is only the merest beginning. So long as so many jobs are an endless and, for the worker, an aimless routine, a kind of automatism using one set of muscles in one monotonous pattern, his whole life will tend towards an automatism using one set of muscles in one monotonous pattern, his whole life will tend towards an automatism in which nothing is particularly to be distinguished from anything else unless it is announced with a thunderclap. So long as he is physically imprisoned in crowds by day and even by night his attention will flicker and relax. It will not hold fast and define clearly where he is the victim of all sorts of pother, in a home which needs to be ventilated of its welter of drudgery, shrieking children, raucous assertions, indigestible food, bad air, and suffocating ornament. Occasionally perhaps we enter a building which is composed and spacious; we go to a theatre where modern stagecraft has cut away distraction, or go to sea, or into a quiet place, and we remember how cluttered, how capricious, how superfluous and clamorous is the ordinary urban life of our time. We learn to understand why our addled minds seize so little with precision, why they are caught up and tossed about in a kind of tarantella by headlines and catch-words, why so often they cannot tell things apart or discern identity in apparent differences.” ― Walter Lippmann, Public Opinion (1922)

@@soundstation8343 Un grande el Tomacito. Oe, Yo te vi en otro video de Radiohead!

Funny thing is: That might be exactly what the video means.

Explain? I'm dumb and don't understand the song

I assure you, you are most certainly not alone...

King of the Castle

are u sure he is trying to say this too ?

Yes

Another good example is the video for Rabbit in Your Headlights. The ravings of the walker is such a big part of it.

@@daskarmanghia I love that song and the entire Psyence Fiction album so fucking much. Really got me through some rough times a long time ago.

@@daskarmanghia Oh hell yeah. That’s the same director too, Jonathan Glazer.

ARE THEY REFORMING or r u just guessing pls i have to know LOL

Please tell me abotu the reforming

2 albums in 2024 lol

Radiohead.. new song, 2025. New álbum, June 2026 Atoms for peace, new álbum, 2027. ✍️

@@Fer-gn8tsthat’s absolutely not happening

Nigel Timothy Godrich Ultraìsta Sampha Glasser Gambino Tidus

there also were Headless chickens

Radiohead, the smile, and Thom York... can't thank you enough 💙🤍🖤💚

Don't forget The Venus in Furs and Band Aid 20

1234 - Thom Yorke

Refreshments are downstairs, sir.

right-click, loop

Have an orange sir. 📦🧃

Refresh lol in Jesus Christs name we pray amen.

Enhance

Elio Germano top... Fa parte della "nuova" scuola di attori imprescindibili... Lui, Favino, Mastrandrea, Giallini, Servillo, Accorsi... E mi sto tenendo stretto! Thom Yorke... Neanche mi metto a trovare altri come lui... Se penso ad un italiano che ha la stessa angoscia artistica dentro e la esprime penso a Manuel Agnelli. Ma è mezzanotte e 15 devo pensarci meglio...

Did some googling and it seems the fresco on the wall is "The Meeting of Leo the Great and Attila" , and what I get from that after reading the context is that violence cannot be resolved into peace, and fear cannot subside to reach love, unless someone does something about it...?

@@littlewingart I think you are right-the gentleman at the end of the pictorial narrative opted to close himself into a cardboard box than face up.

The words on the blackboard are in Italian Under "Fear" it is listed: Gods State Law Dogmas Order And the guy you see in the video speaks in Italian. He says: "That's enough! I didn't do anything" That problem is a curse! I'm a very good person. Am I the problem? Shame on you!"

@@TheUglyUnboxing very interesting thank you for sharing those details!

they are all references to the film! He stumbles across the scenery as a metaphor for his haunting memories of a lifetime.

Good art is cleansing