Fiery Furnaces' Matthew Friedberger Disses Radiohead, Is Dumb
Or maybe he just mis-heard the interviewer? Anyway, here's the quote:
via Stereogum.
When told that Radiohead's Thom Yorke sent out a mass e-mail describing the group's tribute song to the UK's last veteran of World War I, 'Harry Patch (In Memory Of),' Friedberger adds the British rock star to his fraud alert list. "'Oh, please listen to our new song about Harry Patch,'" Friedberger says mockingly. "F--- you! You brand yourself by brazenly and arbitrarily associating yourself with things that you know people consider cool. That is bogus. That's a put-on. That's a branding technique and Radiohead have their brand that they're popular and intelligent. So they have a song about Harry Patch.Ha ha ha. Psst! Hey dude! You might wanna...
"How's the song?" Friedberger asks. "Is it 48 notes to the octave? What does it have to do with Harry Patch? Oh, my wife says I am being very rude. She doesn't like me insulting Radiohead. She's afraid they will send their lackeys through the computer to sabotage us. But they needn't worry -- we are a band that sabotages ourselves."
via Stereogum.
Labels: Fiery Furnaces, Partch, Radiohead
3 Comments:
Yeah, and everybody knows it's 43 tones to the octave. Duh...
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