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In 1999, as the century drew to a close, five musicians entered a Paris studio without a deadline, aiming to create something groundbreaking. Recognized as the leading force in rock, Radiohead sought to redefine their sound rather than produce another conventional album. Over a year, they faced writer's block, internal conflicts, and self-doubt, ultimately crafting a work that marked a significant departure from their previous guitar-driven style. The result was an album that not only signaled a new musical era but also reflected the cultural shifts brought on by emerging technologies. Released in 2000, the album divided critics; while some hailed it as an instant classic, others dismissed it as pretentious. Yet, two decades later, it resonates as a prelude to the complexities of the twenty-first century. Acclaimed rock critic Steven Hyden explores the songs, history, and legacy of this influential album, celebrating its twentieth anniversary in 2020. Through a blend of criticism, journalism, and personal reflection, Hyden delves into the enigmatic nature of the album and its profound impact on contemporary culture.
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This Isn't Happening, Steven Hyden
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- 2021
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