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18th Jun 2024

34. Radiohead's A Moon Shaped Pool, Part 1

It's the last Radiohead album. Is this the last season? Before Nick and Austin contemplate what that means, they discuss why so many metal bands need to cover "Burn the Witch." Nick loses it a bit on "Daydreaming," while Austin gets to pine about Amnesiac again. Thanks for listening. 

 

5:00 - "Burn the Witch" 

17:30 - "Daydreaming" 

32:40 - "Decks Dark" 

"Burn the Witch" music video

"Burn The Witch" cello cover by Break of Reality

"Burn The Witch" cover by London Cello Quartet

"Burn the Witch" cover by The Fantasy Orchestra

"Burn the Witch" cover by Atomic Tom

"Burn the Witch" cover by 5th PROJEKT

"Burn the Witch" cover by Johari

"Burn the Witch" cover by Leo Moracchioli

"Burn The Witch" live at Lollapalooza 29/07/2016 (Chicago)

Øyvind Torvund: A Walk into the Future

"Daydreaming" music video

"Radiohead: The Secrets Of Daydreaming" by Rishi Kaneria

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About the Podcast

Anyone Can Play Guitar
Learning every Radiohead song on guitar in order
Listen along as a food critic in Chicago and a Latin teacher in Switzerland make their way through the Radiohead catalog, learning how to play every song on the guitar. To prove they've put the time in, they're forcing themselves to record versions of each track to play for all to judge. Armed with this knowledge, they'll discuss each song, while simultaneously admitting to potentially embarrassing personal stories from more than 20 years of Radiohead fandom.

As a guide, we are following the Radiohead Complete: Lyrics & Chords (Faber Edition). What we can't learn there, we'll be looking up on sites like Ultimate Guitar and Songsterr.

About your hosts

Austin Diaz

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I've trained for this music podcast by teaching Latin and English in German in Switzerland for the past nine years. I ride my bike a lot, but not for fun. I live in the same apartment as my wife and two sons.

Nick Kindelsperger

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Like all good music podcast hosts, I have been a food and dining reporter for the Chicago Tribune since 2016. Most days I can be found eating a questionable number of meals for research purposes.