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Written on tour this song is invisioned as a politician shouting down a microphone. The song was inspired by the poll tax riots and is very critical (as with most Radiohead work) of a capitalist society.

The mentioned I.M.F. is a banking trust.

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PabloRH

v I totally agree with you!

15 days ago
Spoike

I've never understood certain peoples' beef with this song. It's absolutely In It's Right Place on OK Computer, and I think it fits perfectly. Some people don't seem to get the concept of having some diversity on an album. I think it benefits greatly from having a burst of heavy-rock relief. And yeah, it's a great song.

16 days ago
mitchfork

great oasis cover

20 days ago
VGKS

When he sings 'I trust I can rely on your vote' I always imagine a politician twinkling at me

25 days ago
Niurus

The beginning sounds like waking up happy in the morning.

last month
matt1337c

Badass cowbell.

last month
redandblu

Kinda wish Radiohead went in this direction, but also rrrreeeeaaaalllly glad they didnt.

last month
Nakkinak

this rocks so hard i can't even

last month
Rockofages32

the beginning riff is so beatles

last month
Strikerpro

lleno de shupers esta wea, en fin, rico tema

last month
Grunge_is_gone

True. This gives the listener a break from the tears every other song on the album is capable of producing.

March 2012
PabloRH

I think it sounds nice on Ok Computer...A necessary change of mood and a good way to precede the last four songs!

March 2012
Ennish

Makes me think of novice teenage musicians in a garage trying to play some of the Beatles' harder material.

March 2012
KHsonicdude23

It sounds like it should belong on The Bends rather than OK Computer, but still a great song.

March 2012
tazza_15

worst song on the album, but still fucking amazing

March 2012
JuniorMcCartney

When I go forwards you go backwards and somewhere we will meet.

March 2012
Jirdoo

Dat fucking cowbell

February 2012
JuliusNepos

mediocre

February 2012
DigitaldudeNZ

Fuck this is amazing, it is very unlike the album, however its probably my favorite track.

December 2011
captainyodel

jam city ^__^

December 2011