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Creep

Conan O’Brien covers Radiohead’s “Creep”

by Jonathan on April 14, 2010

Radiohead and Conan O’Brien have always had a connection. If you didn’t know, Radiohead was the very first musical guest on Conan’s show back in 1993, which was also the band’s first TV appearance in the US. So, it’s no surprise to hear that Conan covered “Creep” during his soundcheck in Eugene, Oregon. Conan’s currently [...]



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(photo by riskybaby) In all honesty, we’re just as tired of “Creep” as the band is, but let’s not forget that it is the song that made them famous and allowed them to go on and make the rest of their albums the way they wanted to make them. Personally speaking, I remember my high [...]



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Kermit Sings “Creep”

by Jonathan on June 29, 2008

Enjoy…



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Radiohead to Prince: Hey, that’s OUR song

by Jonathan on May 30, 2008

From CNN.com: WASHINGTON (AP) — After word spread that Prince covered Radiohead’s “Creep” at Coachella, the tens of thousands who couldn’t be there ran to YouTube for a peek. Everyone was quickly denied — even Radiohead. All videos of Prince’s unique rendition of Radiohead’s early hit were quickly taken down, leaving only a message that [...]



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Damien Rice covers “Creep”

by Jonathan on March 23, 2007

Speaking of Starbucks, the coffee chain has an exclusive CD of cover songs from KCRW’s Sounds Eclectic, called Sounds Eclectic: The Covers Project. Two Radiohead songs appear on the album, which is nice. Along with the older Flaming Lips’ cover of “Knives Out”, Damien Rice’s cover of “Creep” is featured. If you don’t want to [...]



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Pablo Honey 2

by Jonathan on April 1, 2003

Radiohead today announced that as a bonus, a brand new version of Pablo Honey will be bundled with copies of Hail to the Thief this June. According to the band’s management, the band felt that their first album “sucks” and they wanted to take on the task of reworking and re-recording them all over again. [...]



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