One of three new Radiohead songs of which I found good quality live versions here. A simple piano tune with Johnny Greenwood's Ondes Martenot and Thom Yorke singing in falsetto. In the beginning Thom's prerecorded looped "Uh" sounds like an answer to Laurie Anderson on O Superman when she kicks it off by repeating "Ha" many times. There is a staccato feel due to the "Uhs" and the piano play which is resolved when the Ondes Martenot and later the guitar joins in. This song is touching me deep inside. It's very harmonic and tuneful (severa times Thom hums the melody in a way which seems to suggest that this is too beautiful to be sung in words, he is getting lost in it) but emanates a profound sadness and forlornness at the same time. Like all truly great Radiohead songs. It's an instant classic. They seem to continue their trip to slower, sparser, more concentrated music. I wonder when they will arrive at silence.