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Radiohead-inspired 'Creep' Art Print Bright End of Nowhere 'Strange Days' remains a popular

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'Strange Days' remains a popular hit for the Matthew Good Band

This might have been the first U2 song I ever heard in the 80s - certainly one of the first

This 'Perfect Kiss' poster is the one that started it all

'Lazy Eye' was the breakout hit for 'Silversun Pickups'

I wasn't going to do a second version for Rush's 'Limelight'

Radiohead-inspired 'Creep' Art Print Bright End of Nowhere 'Strange Days' remains a popular'Creep' is Radiohead's 'iron lung'; their first massive single, the song that pushed the band into the big time but wasn't really representative of where the band wanted to go. Johnny Greenwood tried to sabotage it musically with his hard rock guitar chords! But in spite of all of that: it's a great song and its enduring success is justified. I matched it with an equally impactful vintage retro movie poster, for 'Freaks' by Tod Browning. Oh Radiohead

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