Fitter Happier

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Radiohead — Fitter Happier

The story behind

Radiohead recorded "Fitter Happier" in 1995 and 1996, as part of the album OK Computer. The song is based on sampled sounds and ambient noise, with the lyrics read by a voice synthesizer. Yorke described it as a list of 90s advertisements, something that left him very concerned. The track lasts just over a minute and a half, but has a strange and direct sound. They recorded it in several studios, including one in Didcot, England. It's a song that doesn't sound like what you usually hear, but that's exactly what makes it special. ↓ Skip to chords

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Tonalidad Bb

Duración 1:57

Compositor Colin Greenwood / Ed O'Brien / Jonny Greenwood / Phil Selway / Thom Yorke

ISRC GBAYE9701373

Credits

Música Colin Greenwood, Ed O'Brien, Jonny Greenwood, Phil Selway, Thom Yorke

Did you know

Radiohead released «Fitter Happier» as the seventh track of OK Computer, their 1997 album. The track is built with sampled sounds and ambient noise, and the lyrics come through a voice synthesizer from the SimpleText app. Yorke wrote it after a period without inspiration, and described it as if it were a list of 90s advertisements, something that seemed to him «the most unsettling thing I've ever written».

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