Radiohead

In 2003, Radiohead was riding the wave of their album "Hail to the Thief," which was released just a month prior to this live performance on May 29. Known for its ambitious sound, the album blends various genres and expresses deep political themes, reflecting the state of the world post-9/11. This performance at the Jonathan Ross Show featured standout tracks like "There, There" and "Fake Plastic Trees," showcasing the band's dynamic stage presence and musical evolution. Interestingly, this was during a period when Radiohead was gaining increasing recognition for their innovative approach to music and their willingness to experiment, a trademark that would define their career. Their live shows were becoming legendary as they pushed boundaries in both their sound and visual presentation, making this appearance a memorable highlight in their journey.

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