The best and most artistic band in the world, ever, Radiohead, rewarded genius-level music connoisseurs again, this week.
A poor, culturally affluent college student -- who only listens to alternative jazz -- has discovered a secret arrangement of pre-existing Radiohead songs forming a five-stanza super haiku. Music critics are stunned. The band's singer, Thom Yorke, has been gracious in his response, "We're so glad to see fans take the final step in over-analyzing our work."
His meticulous application of both five and seven-syllable phrasing in the band's nine-album discography of song titles is just the next step in a career of music pioneering for the innovators from Oxford, England.
"Everything In Its Right Place"
