Word: radioheads
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Dates: during 1997-1997
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...Radiohead. I don't know, there's not that many of 'em. Right now we really just feel like headlining shows. The sets have been going better since we've had a longer time to play. A lot of the bands we'd like to play with are kind of on our same level or not far enough up that we should be opening for them. They definitely shouldn't be opening for us. Neil Young was really good, he's so obviously huge and someone we respect...
...Squirrel Nut Zippers is a band we've played with some and liked a lot. Meeting Morphine was cool, they're from around here. There are tons, all of us would love to open for Radiohead, but we're not sure...
Several newcomers, most notably Williams (who did Mary J. Blige's lush clip Everything), Paul Hunter (Erykah Badu, Sean "Puffy" Combs), Jonathan Glazer (Radiohead, Jamiroquai) and Floria Sigismondi (Marilyn Manson, Tricky), have risen to the challenge. As a result, the directors themselves are becoming MTV stars. Williams and Hunter have almost become brand names; each has a colorful, highly recognizable style, and hip-hop stars--and even some alternative bands--are rushing to work with them. All four of these directors are up for multiple awards at next week's MTV Music Video Awards, and all four are starting...
...British rock band Radiohead's futuristic new album OK Computer (Capitol) is a bit like the troubled Russian space station Mir--it's a cool place to visit, but if you stay too long, things could start breaking down. The album's sound is refreshingly unique: long, meandering, melodic passages that take their own sweet time to work themselves out; jangling, spacey guitar work--all of it threaded together by singer Thom Yorke's yearning tenor, hitting and holding notes with almost operatic emotion. The lyrics display an X-Files-ish romanticism: one song, Subterranean Homesick Alien, is about...