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Sail To The Moon · Radiohead
Hail To the Thief
℗ 2003 XL Recordings Ltd
Released on: 2003-06-09
Associated Performer: Colin Greenwood
Associated Performer: Ed O'Brien
Associated Performer: Jonny Greenwood
Associated Performer: Phil Selway
Associated Performer: Thom Yorke
Engineer: Darryl Thorp
Engineer: Graeme Stewart
Producer, Programmer, Mixing Engineer: Nigel Godrich
Music Publisher: Warner/Chappell Music Publishing
Music Publisher: CMRRA
Music Publisher: Warner Chappell Music Publishing Ltd.
Composer: Colin Greenwood
Composer: Ed O'Brien
Composer: Jonny Greenwood
Composer: Phil Selway
Composer Lyricist: Thom Yorke
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Views : 2,350,379
Genre: Music
Date of upload: Apr 6, 2016 ^^
Rating : 4.847 (1,131/28,452 LTDR)
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I used to work nights at a pizza place. Every night, at the end of my shift, I’d get in my car and blast this. It was just me, the song, and the empty streets. Such a good way to end such a horrible night.
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If it weren't for David Bennett's piano channel , I'd never have realised just how insanely complex the time signature changes are in this song. I love the fact they can create something so musically complex, yet for the average listener, they just hear a beautiful song. That is great musicianship right there.
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This song sounds so effortless, yet it's one of Radiohead's craziest and most challenging compositions! Thom is such a genius.
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This song always makes me think of “Starry Night” by Van Gogh, just such a relaxing vibe to it.
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Just realized this song was a lullaby written for Noah Yorke, hence the line “In the flood, you’ll build an ark.” Actually crazy
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I sing this to my daughter as lullaby on occasion. Thanks gents.
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The entire album is an intense example of the incredible depth and sophistication of Radiohead's musical catalog. It's definitely underrated, especial when you consider that this song exists on the same album as "Myxomatosis", as hard rocking a song as any rock band has ever done. This beauty is a definite highlight of the record, seek out the Jonny/Thom live duo versions, and the amazing acoustic piano covers on Youtube, they'll blow your mind.
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Radiohead makes sadness feel so good..
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Probably my favorite song by Radiohead. Hauntingly beautiful.
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This entire album is so underrated it makes me kinda mad
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I sail to the moon
I spoke too soon
And how much did it cost
I was dropped from
The moonbeam
And sailed on shooting stars
Maybe you'll
Be president
But know right from wrong
Or in the flood
You'll build an Ark
And sail us to the moon
Sail us to the moon
Sail us to the moon
Sail us to the moon
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At the end where Thom's vocals trail off singing "moon", the production of blending his vocals in with the instrument that continues his note is perfection in my book
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Something I've noticed is that I fall in love with Radiohead songs not when I want to, but when the song finds me. And it's happened to me various times now, this one being one of them.
I've already heard the first seconds of the song, when looking in their discography for something that would catch my eye, but it somehow felt slow and boring at the time. I skipped through it without a second thought.
Now cut to a couple days ago, I was really not in the best place or the best mood. I decided to listen to whatever yt put my way and immediately this songs started playing. At first it sounded like another depressing song, it almost mocked how beat up I felt over everything... That feeling of giving up what you wanted to accomplish and everything going against you. The soft progression of guitar riffs contrasting the almost assertive like sounding piano chords, it almost sounds like thoughts and a person's willpower trying to stand up against all odds. The almost unfinished sounding final chords ascending in a soft matter sound like rays of hope in the gloomy atmosphere of the piece. It didn't make me happy, no, that's not the point. It almost made me see something in the song that I was experiencing at the time,a sense of failure, or a loss, with some hope and a will to power through.
I've come to a conclusion over the years, that Radiohead songs are meant to be stumbled upon in the right time, you can't appreciate them fully otherwise.
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slow danced with my girlfriend to this song once. just her and i in her house, a house with a typically chaotic and hateful family now empty besides the two of us, this song, and our love. thanks thom yorke
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I was dropped from moonbeams, and sailed on shooting stars... 🎶 🌠 ♡
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This song reminds me of a clear night sky. The stars twinkling, the occasional moving lights from aome sort of aircraft, the soft colors of our milky way. Yet it all has this mysteriousness to it that is kinda so unexplainable. It's so vast, and anything can be put there. Idk jhst thought I'd share my thoughts.
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The greatest from Hail to the Thief.
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This song and this whole album is MASSIVELY underrated
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I love this song so much , Radiohead always manages to make me feel weightless with tracks like these.I like some of their heavier stuff too , but Gems like this are just irreplaceable
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@williamandres1042
4 years ago
I don't understand yet why Radiohead is so damn good, it's like every freakin song you listen from them is the best one.
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