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RADIOHEAD Martin Clarke Revised and Updated With
their third album, OK Computer,
Radiohead emerged as one of the most popular and influential bands of
the 1990s. Radiohead: Hysterical
and Useless is the first book to disclose the full history of the
band – its origins in Oxford, where the band were childhood friends,
the breakthrough single ‘Creep’, the second, multi-platinum album The
Bends and the unusual recording sessions for OK Computer. In addition to covering Kid A, Amnesiac and Hail
To The Thief, Clarke also examines the psyche and personal demons of the
enigmatic Thom Yorke, his steadfast political activism and the genesis
of the band’s forthcoming seventh album. 192 pages / 60 photos / 230 x 170mm ISBN 0 85965 383 8 ISBN13 978 0 85965 383 1 Paperback / UK £14.99 / US $19.95 |