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oh Paul
A continuing saga…
Blink and you’ll miss it!
Some photo studies I did over the past few weeks
“I’ve always been like his older brother. Not anymore, but that was my role. I always say that he was like the dad of the band and I’m the mum. My job was to always put my arm around him, and his job was to be Thom.”
- Ed O’Brien February 6th, 2020
George Harrison at the ABC Cinema in Edinburgh, Scotland | 19 October 1964
If you could kill anyone and blame it on any of the Oasis blokes, who would it be? (Karen Torres, California)
Damon: “John Lennon. Definitely.”
Damon Albarn answering fan questions for NME, 1999. (via Damon Albarn Unofficial)
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I used to have an english teacher and an art teacher who were on the same university course as Thom Yorke; apparently he used to write these strange stories and poems about elves and stuff and the lecturer would get really confused and he’d intonate it was too much for them to understand. He also used to claim “it doesn’t matter because I’ll be a famous musician one day”. I remember my literature teacher saying he’d heard Radiohead and after hearing Thom Yorke’s name, thought to himself, “that fucker. he went and did it.”
2006
“crying devil 3” from Radiohead’s KID A MNESIA book
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