Radiohead Members Interviewed By Columbia University

Full Q&A will be published soon here at The Columbia Spectator's official site.. Below is a brief snippet, courtesy of At Ease Web.

In Rainbows will no doubt be defined as the most important musical release in terms of its content and way in which it was released. 50 years from now when the entire music industry is undoubtedly completely different, how do you think and want this unique release to be remembered?

Colin Greenwood: I hope we put some excitement back into music; It’s all becoming horribly predictable. We got incredible feedback from a whole range of people who joined the biggest listening party ever on October the 10th.

Is there a song or record, or live performance for the band that when they play it or hear it, it defines for them what Radiohead means?

Ed O’Brien: “Bodysnatchers” will always remind us of Tottenham House, a decrepit mansion where we recorded some of the album. This track reflects the weird energy of the house. There isn’t anything that specific in relation to Radiohead as a whole, if that makes sense.

MP3: Radiohead - Bodysnatchers