blipsThe morning bell The morning bell Light another candle... and Release me Release me You can keep the furniture A bump on the head Howling down the chimney Release me Release me Please Release me Release me Where'd you park the car Where'd you park the car Clothes are all alone with the furniture Now I might as well I might as well Sleepy jack the fire drill Running around around around... Cut the kids in half Cut the kids in half Cut the kids in half I wanted to tell you but you never listened Wanted to tell you but you never I wanted to tell you but you never listened Wanted to tell you but you never Cos I'm walking walking walking... The lights are on but nobody's home Everybody wants to be a The lights are on but nobody's home Everybody wants to be a slave Walking walking walking walking... The lights are on but nobody's home Everybody wants to be a Everyone wants to be a friend Nobody wants to be a slave Walking walking walking walking...
27 septembre 2000, Kid
A4 juin 2001, AmnesiacVous arrive-t-il fréquemment d'enregistrer plusieurs versions d'un même chanson ?
juillet 2001SUBMITTED BY: Tique De Koninck from Belgium
QUESTION: I was wondering why Morning Bell appears on Amnesiac.
I heard the new version and it sounds great, but why
did you decide to include it on the album ?
ANSWER: because it came from such a different place from the
other version. because we only found it again by
accident after having forgotten about it. because it
sounds like a recurring dream. it felt right. tchocky
À propos d'une amnésie ? ce titre était
le prophète d'Amnesiac sans que nous le sachions, Thom est cachotier.
Il existe en effet deux versions, cette fois-ci, Radiohead consent à
en dévoiler une. Quelles différences il y a !
L'une est assez déconcertante, un rythme de batterie original, celle
de Kid A avec une forme quand même assez classique (comparé
aux autres chansons de Kid A), on en vient à un format moins
barré, deux guitares, un clavier, une progression vers une explosion
à la fin.
L'autre est... inquiétante, un peu moins ambitieuse que la version Kid
A, la version Amnesiac se démarque par son ton un peu 'film
d'horreur', plus de batterie, cette version est assez calme, surprenante pourtant
tant elle est différente de la version Kid A.
Parle d'elle du divorce ? peut-être, cette interprétation est crédible
(délivre moi, tu peux garder les meubles, coupe les enfants en deux,
je voulais le dire mais tu ne m'as pas écouté...). Cette chanson
est régulièrement jouée en live, version Kid A,
le jeu est fidèle à la version studio, c'est souvent une valeur
sûre, un peu dans la veine des chansons de la période d'OK
Computer. (Flavien)
Morning bell Morning bell Light another candle Release me Release me You can keep the furniture A bump on the head coming down the chimney Release me Release me Yeah...... Release me Release me Where'd you park the car? Where'd you park the car? Clothes are all over the furniture And I might as well I might as well Sleepy jack the fire drill Run around around around around around.... Cut the kids in half (x3)
1/12/99
[...] -i've tried to write something about what we've been doing in the
last five weeks - [...] we're in london at present and nigel is mixing;
he has been for three days. which means that we have actually finished six or
so tracks. this has been our life for the last five weeks - we had a list of
about ten songs which was then further narrowed down to six. they are definitely
different.................... [...] .........the batsford 'morning bell'.it
is different. but that's what we do. [...] (journal d'Ed)
1/3/00
thom and nige arrange some drums on 'morning bell' ........... [...]
(journal d'Ed)
6/3/00
[...] 'morning bell-copenhagen', nigel did some very nice pro-tooling
on some complete gibberish that i played. [...] (journal d'Ed)
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