Radiohead

In 2003, when Radiohead performed 'Lucky' live at Glastonbury, they were riding a wave of creativity following their acclaimed album 'Hail to the Thief,' which dropped just a month earlier. This album, filled with political themes and textured soundscapes, came after the introspective 'Kid A' and its more accessible follow-up 'Amnesiac.' The Glastonbury performance showcased a band at a high point, blending artistry with raw energy. Interestingly, 'Lucky' itself is a poignant track, originally featured on 'OK Computer,' which catapulted them to global fame. Capturing their evolution and the palpable energy of the crowd, this performance illustrated how Radiohead continued to push boundaries, intertwining sonic innovation with emotive storytelling.

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