Radiohead

Band set out to be the anti-Beatles on the 'OK Computer' track.

Band has never been shy about sharing political opinions.

"Fitter Happier" serves as the manifesto of Radiohead's 'OK Computer,' even if Thom Yorke disavows the lyrics now.

One of Radiohead's best-known songs began as an inside joke before it turned into a spooky vision of a dystopian future.

Thom Yorke cries, “Don’t get sentimental / It always ends up drivel” on 'OK Computer’'s fifth track, about so many forms of alienation.

Band was asked by director Baz Luhrmann to contribute a song to 'Romeo + Juliet.' This was the result.

A Miles Davis fusion classic influenced the spacey sounds on the 'OK Computer' track and its Martian poetry.

Band had some goofy fun when it stitched together a few different song segments to make 'OK Computer''s most epic, experimental track.

The first track, and final single, from 'OK Computer' found band creating a bridge from 'The Bends.'

New side project features Thom Yorke, Jonny Greenwood, Nigel Godrich and Tom Skinner.