Radiohead

In 2000, just before the live recording in Caesarea Maritima, Radiohead had recently released their acclaimed album 'Kid A.' This album marked a major turning point for the band, embracing electronic elements and experimentation that departed from their earlier style. 'Kid A' was received with both awe and confusion, pushing the boundaries of alternative rock and setting a new standard for artistic expression. During this period, Radiohead was known for their ambitious live performances, often showcasing a mix of haunting visuals and intricate soundscapes. The concert in Copenhagen reflects their evolution, as they thrived on stage, bringing raw emotion and complexity that resonated deeply with fans. It’s fascinating how the band's willingness to explore the unknown helped them cultivate such a loyal audience, don’t you think?

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