This is just thom yorke's solo outfit. They have a song called atoms for peace.

If you ever get a chance to listen to Thom Hartman's radio show, every Friday he has a show with Bernie Sanders called "Breakfast with Bernie". The show runs on a lot of Air America affiliates in case any one is interested.

It's quite interesting.

Automatic Thom Yorke/Reckoner upvote.

My life according to: Thom Yorke!

Are you a male or female? Kid A

Describe yourself: Lucky

How do you feel? Everything in its Right Place

Describe where you currently live: Planet Telex

If you could go anywhere, where would you go?: Sail to the Moon

Your favorite form of transportation: Like Spinning Plates

Your best friend is: Hunting Bears

You and your best friends are: Optimistic

What's the weather like? Jigsaw Falling into Place

Favorite time of day: Morning Bell

If your life was a TV show, what would it be called?: Knives Out

What is life to you: Prove Yourself

Your current relationship: Where I End and You Begin

Your fear: A Wolf at the Door

What is the best advice you have to give? How to Disappear Completely

Thought for the Day: Nice Dream

How I would like to die: A Punchup at a Wedding

My soul's present condition: Sulk

My motto: I Might Be Wrong

We're the ones to set the example - don't need anything else besides our common sense to distinguish wrong from right. We're the ones that set the example.

Visit the National Association for Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect (NAPCAN) for more information.

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Credits

The Children See Children Do campaign was developed pro bono at DDB, Sydney, by creative director Matt Eastwood with creatives Charlie Cook and Simon Johnson, and agency producer Sean Ascroft.

Filming was directed by Sean Meehan at Soma Films who host Children See Children Do as a 5.56 mb SWF video. See Soma Films’ earlier work for NAPCAN - Don’t Just Stand There.

Editing was done at Winning Post, who host Children See Children Do as an 11.9 mb quicktime video.

NAPCAN worked with DDB to raise awareness of all adult Australians that responsibility for children’s wellbeing goes beyond parents and child care professionals.

Children’s Guardian were involved in filming to ensure that children were not exposed to harm in any way. The domestic violence had adults and children filmed separately then placed together in post production. The girl with the cigarette had her cigarette and smoke added to her shot in post production.

Soundtracks

There are two songs used in the NAPCAN ad. The Soma Films online version has "Rabbit in your headlights", sung by Thom Yorke for Unkle. The NAPCAN online version has a song, written and performed for the campaign, with the lyrics, "It looks like rain again today, dark clouds gather, fill the sky. Don’t know how to talk to you, just know how to say goodbye."

Denis (the actor) is also featured here:
http://www.videosift.com/video/UNKLE-Rabbit-in-Your-Headlights-featuring-Radioheads-Thom-Yorke-directed-by-Jonathan-Glazer

Yes, I 've seen 35 Rhums in the cinema and that indeed brought me to posting some of the earlier Claire Denis..like her older work the film has a light narrative..with dramatic shots of bodies, touching other bodies or cups with warm drinks or rice cookers. Case studies of life in a flat and metro life.

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I posted this maybe. maybe i took it off. THis is one of my favorite scenes and one of my favorite movies. Claire Denis is so awesome. HUGE upvote.

Tags for this video have been changed from 'music video, musicvideo' to 'music video, denis lavant, unkle, walk, tunnel, car, lights, radiohead, thom yorke' - edited by Eklek

^arvana u lucky bastard~!

I've always wanted to see radiohead live. Unfortunately the opportunity has not presented itself yet.

On the video, Thom Yorke you're a stand up guy!

The rest of the audience just lost Thom Yorke's lazy-eyed respect for not passing out.

Here's a scene from Thom Anderson's film-essay masterpiece, Los Angeles Plays Itself.

i love that picture of Thom Yorke

Hey,

This is the source, but it's not much of one.

I distinctly remember reading, from a more credible source (CNN, WP, etc.) that Cheney had threatened Wellstone and also said something along the lines of "We'll take you out" but, I'm sorry, I couldn't find one of those sources.

If I tried harder I think I could, but I'm not in the mood tonight.

See ya 'round!

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rougy -

Verrry eenterestink.

Do you have a link for this?


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Did Cheney have Paul Weller whacked?

That was another cover-up bullshit investigation of a very convenient death.

"At a meeting full of war veterans in Willmar, Minn., days before his death, Wellstone told attendees that Cheney told him, "If you vote against the war in Iraq, the Bush administration will do whatever is necessary to get you. There will be severe ramifications for you and the state of Minnesota."

dude his homeschooled.... quite articulate, but kind of sheltered. I heard him on Thom Hartmann's radio show, and he really has no idea what is going on and made some shit up about al-Queda training camps operating in northern Georgia....

I think he'll get older and have some experiences that will blow his mind, and he'll swing left. The universe will moderate him (I hope)

"Thom Yorke, lead singer of Radiohead claims that Meeting People Is Easy is a 94-minute message to any younger bands who might envy Radiohead's high-flying lifestyle. And that message is: 'Don't even think about it.' "

Kickass promtion Deano, thanks mate

In reply to this comment by Deano:
*promote