Radiohead

In June 2003, Radiohead performed "Paranoid Android" live at the iconic Glastonbury Festival, a pivotal moment for the band. Just a year prior, they released "Hail to the Thief," an album that delves deep into the chaotic landscape of early 2000s politics and personal turmoil. This live performance came at a time when Radiohead had solidified their status as avant-garde rock leaders, marrying experimental sounds with poignant lyrics that resonated with fans across the globe. Notably, the Glastonbury set showcased their evolution, blending haunting melodies with a cutting-edge live sound that captivated audiences. The band’s performance was marked by the intensity of Thom Yorke's vocals, which echoed the frustration of a generation—reminding us how music can serve as both a mirror and a balm for our collective anxieties.

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