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Radiohead Ist Eine Britische Alternative Rock-Band Die 1985 In Oxford England Gegründet Wurde. Damals Noch Unter Dem Namen On A Friday Auftretend Erfolgte 1989 Bzw. 1992 Die Umbenennung In Radiohead Nach Einem Song Der Band Talking Heads Namens Radio Head. Die Band Besteht Aus Thom Yorke Gesang Rhythmusgitarre Piano Jonny Greenwood Lead-Gitarre Keyboard Ondes Martenot Colin Greenwood E-Bass Keyboard Ed O’Brien Gitarre Backgroundvocals Und Phil Selway Schlagzeug Backgroundvocals . Weltweit Hat Die Band Etwa 30 Mio. Tonträger Verkauft Stand Mai 2011 . Diskografie
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"No Surprises" Is A Song By The British Alternative Rock Band Radiohead. It Was Released As The Third And Final Single From The Group's 1997 Album "OK Computer". Accompanied By A Music Video That Featured A Single Shot Of Singer Thom Yorke's Head In A Plastic Bubble That Filled With Water The Single Peaked At Number Four In The United Kingdom. Radiohead Wrote "No Surprises" While Touring With The Band R.E.M. In 1995. "No Surprises" Was The First Song Radiohead Recorded On The First Day Of Recording Sessions For OK Computer. The Version Of The Song On The Album Is The First Take Recorded. Singer Thom Yorke Commented "We Did Endless Versions Afterwards ... And They Were All Just Covers Of The First Version. So We Gave Up And Went Back To The Original ." The Lyrics Originally Told The Story Of A Man Who Has Become Fed Up With The Way Things Are Working Out For Him And Is Having Problems With His Girlfriend. Two Lines From This Version Are "He Was Sick Of Her Excuses / To Not Take Off Her Dress When Bleedin' In The Bathroom." Preparing To Record The Song Yorke Altered The Lyrics Dramatically Instead Of Telling A Love Story About A Man And His Girlfriend The Song Now Appears To Figuratively Reference Taking One's Own Life As Evidenced In Lyrics Such As "I'll Take A Quiet Life/A Handshake/Of Carbon Monoxide" To Illustrate Contempt For The Complacency Of British "normality". "No Surprises" Was Released As The Third Single From OK Computer On 12 January 1998. The Single Reached Number Four On The UK Singles Chart. The Music Video For "No Surprises" Was Directed By Grant Gee. The Video Consists Solely Of A Single Close-Up Shot Of Thom Yorke's Head Inside A Clear Plastic Bubble. The Lyrics To The Song Scroll Backwards On The Bottom Of The Screen Throughout The Video. After The First Verse The Plastic Helmet Begins To Fill With Water. Yorke Continues Singing As He Attempts To Lift His Head Above The Rising Water. Once The Bubble Completely Fills Yorke Is Motionless For Over A Minute After Which The Water Is Released And He Resumes Singing. For Yorke's Safety The Video Was Filmed At High-Speed And Played Back In Slow-Motion. "No Surprises" Was Used In The Opening Episode Of The 6th Season Of House That Shows Hugh Laurie's Character Suffering From Pain Due To Vicodin Withdrawals.
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Radiohead Ist Eine Britische Alternative Rock-Band Die 1985 In Oxford England Gegründet Wurde. Damals Noch Unter Dem Namen On A Friday Auftretend Erfolgte 1989 Bzw. 1992 Die Umbenennung In Radiohead Nach Einem Song Der Band Talking Heads Namens Radio Head. Die Band Besteht Aus Thom Yorke Gesang Rhythmusgitarre Piano Jonny Greenwood Lead-Gitarre Keyboard Ondes Martenot Colin Greenwood E-Bass Keyboard Ed O’Brien Gitarre Backgroundvocals Und Phil Selway Schlagzeug Backgroundvocals . Weltweit Hat Die Band Etwa 30 Mio. Tonträger Verkauft Stand Mai 2011 . Diskografie
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"No Surprises" is a song by the British alternative rock band Radiohead. It was released as the third and final single from the group's 1997 album "OK Computer". Accompanied by a music video that featured a single shot of singer Thom Yorke's head in a plastic bubble that filled with water, the single peaked at number four in the United Kingdom.
Radiohead wrote "No Surprises" while touring with the band R.E.M. in 1995. "No Surprises" was the first song Radiohead recorded on the first day of recording sessions for OK Computer. The version of the song on the album is the first take recorded. Singer Thom Yorke commented, "We did endless versions afterwards [...] and they were all just covers of the first version. So we gave up and went back to [the original]."
The lyrics originally told the story of a man who has become fed up with the way things are working out for him and is having problems with his girlfriend. Two lines from this version are, "He was sick of her excuses / To not take off her dress when bleedin' in the bathroom." Preparing to record the song, Yorke altered the lyrics dramatically; instead of telling a love story about a man and his girlfriend, the song now appears to figuratively reference taking one's own life (as evidenced in lyrics such as "I'll take a quiet life/A handshake/Of carbon monoxide") to illustrate contempt for the complacency of British "normality".
"No Surprises" was released as the third single from OK Computer on 12 January 1998. The single reached number four on the UK Singles Chart.
The music video for "No Surprises" was directed by Grant Gee. The video consists solely of a single close-up shot of Thom Yorke's head inside a clear plastic bubble. The lyrics to the song scroll backwards on the bottom of the screen throughout the video. After the first verse, the plastic helmet begins to fill with water. Yorke continues singing as he attempts to lift his head above the rising water. Once the bubble completely fills, Yorke is motionless for over a minute, after which the water is released and he resumes singing. For Yorke's safety, the video was filmed at high-speed and played back in slow-motion.
"No Surprises" was used in the opening episode of the 6th season of House, that shows Hugh Laurie's character suffering from pain due to Vicodin withdrawals. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.