If, however, you fit neither of those categories and are rather someone who likes to observe the artistic/songwriting process, this may also be worth your time.

Fear Stalks the Land!: A Commonplace BookPromotional eBooks Fear Stalks the Land!: A Commonplace Book SD Just creating a world in which you can tell a story. I felt like I was just full of stuff that I wanted to get out: all these ideas, all these interpretations of current affairs, politics, history. But it felt like you couldn’t do it in isolation: you had to build some sort of structure that it would make sense in, otherwise you’d just be a loony on a bus. TY We felt that there was a sort of uncomfortable shift in awareness going on. Maybe that was the fairly rapid disillusionment with Tony Blair: all the Cool Britannia nonsense, and all the artwork – the kind of thing that was called “ Brit art”, and the YBA phenomenon that preceded that period … it just didn’t speak to us. The phrase “spin with a grin” was flying around at the time, because of the aggressive and self-serving PR tone coming out of the New Labour government. It was a strange new phenomenon to behold, and one now taken for granted: an obsession with how one looks rather than what one does.publishing alongside a full-colour book of artwork, Kid A Mnesia. A must-have for all Radiohead fans. while it somehow falls short at the uncreativity, the medium of peotry offers yorke more spaces to simply pour his artistic flair out, "all participation is a myth."; "my drug of choice is self-pity."; "to be happy is simple TY Yep. Always. The simple fact that we never even thought it was a problem to paint on each other’s paintings, and write on each other’s writing …

TY We wanted to build a studio, and it wasn’t ready, so we went on this very strange trip to Paris, and we went to this exhibition …TY Always him. I’ve been digging through this stuff going: ‘These people need help,’ but at the same time being really proud Thom Yorke Another book that probably more rightly deserves a three-and-a-half star rating than four, but we round up here. Target 80s Landscape, by Thom Yorke and Stanley Donwood. Additional computer rendering by Nigel Godrich.