Thom Yorke regrets writing Radiohead's 'High And Dry'
Thom Yorke has expressed regret over writing Radiohead's 1995 hit 'High And Dry', which was part of the band's album 'The Bends'.
Fans and music historians may find Yorke's reflection on a pivotal track in Radiohead's career intriguing.
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Song's impact
'High And Dry' was a major success for Radiohead, helping to establish their early reputation in the music industry.
Yorke's sentiment
Yorke's comment highlights a personal perspective on a track that became a defining moment for the band.
Common questions
What was 'High And Dry' about?
The song was part of Radiohead's second album, 'The Bends', and is known for its emotional and melodic qualities.
Why did Thom Yorke regret writing it?
Yorke has not provided specific reasons for his regret, but the comment reflects on his personal feelings about the track.
Sources
- Thom Yorke says he wishes he hadn’t written Radiohead’s ‘High And Dry’ By Damian Jones, NME · nme.com
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