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Radiohead - All I Need

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Saturday, 07 February 2009 16:05

All I Need appears on the new Radiohead album, In Rainbows and it’s one of the most direct and universal songs Radiohead has recorded since The Bends. It features one of the best singing performances of Thom Yorke’s career and a hauntingly beautiful yet simple melody. And the noisy ending is probably the biggest climax of the album. It’s one of only two songs on the album that does not feature any sound recognizable as guitar. Instrumentally it’s based primarily on a heavy synth bass and a hip hop like drum beat.