High and Dry

...aspects of the scene. In the United States, the album eventually reached number 88 on the Billboard 200 in 1996, while the single "High and Dry" reached number 78 on the Billboard Hot 100 . In the UK, The Bends reached number 4 and remains a...

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...like a Rod Stewart song. However, during the sessions for The Bends it was rediscovered and remastered, as it was felt that it worked well with the rest of the album's content. The version that appears on the album is the original demo ;...

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...made it onto the next demo tape as "What's That You Say?". "The Greatest Shindig" was later recreated as "Maquiladora" and became a B-side for "High and Dry"/"Planet Telex". "How Can You Be Sure" also became a B-side, this time on the Fake...

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...new acts to emerge from the U.K. recently that doesn't wear its influences on its sleeve. This track sounds a little like Radiohead circa "High and Dry," but not so much that it bears direct comparison. Suffice to say that it's smart,...

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...was retained. During this tour, Jon Foreman would generally make a trip into the audience during the bridge, after the line "I'm standing at the edge of me." At several shows the Radiohead song High and Dry was snippeted during this break.

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...America as an alternative rock band. They sounded like U2 from space and won Grammys. Songs from their first three albums, like "Creep," "High and Dry," "Karma Police" and "Paranoid Android," became instant classics. In this decade, Radiohead...

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...at No. 37, the highest debuting title of the English rock band's three charting singles. "Nude" easily surpasses the No. 83 bow of "High and Dry" in 1996, and the No. 92 opening of "Creep" in 1993. "Creep" ultimately peaked at No. 34, and...

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...format tracklistings as follows: Radiohead: The Best Of (standard) 1. Just 2. Paranoid Android 3. Karma Police 4. Creep 5. No Surprises 6. High and Dry 7. My Iron Lung 8. There There 9. Lucky 10. Optimistic 11. Fake Plastic Trees 12.

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...Drexler tapped into the dreamy, dreariness of Massive Attack and Radiohead. He covered the latter's "High and Dry," explaining beforehand that it was his attempt to build "a bridge between two melancholies." And while all of this might...

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...impression, but it's ultimately quite devastating. (There are two covers, Titas's quietly incendiary "Disneylandia" and Radiohead's "High & Dry," the only song in English; both interrupt the overall arc of love lost and commenced.)

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